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The Universal Naming Convention, or UNC, specifies a common syntax to describe the location of a network resource, such as a shared file, directory, or printer. The UNC syntax for Windows systems is as follows:

\\ComputerName\Shared Folder\Resource Name

UNCs differ from URLs in that they do not have a protocol: prefix and that they can contain embedded spaces. In corporate use of MediaWiki, it is often useful to paste a UNC from Windows Explorer directly into a wiki page.

الوصف أنت تكتب أنت تحصل على
UNC link, with title {{unc | \\ComputerName\Shared Folder\Resource Name | The resource}} The resource
UNC link, unnamed {{unc | \\ComputerName\Shared Folder\Resource Name}} [١]

تنصيب

Install the ParserFunctions extension. Follow installation instructions and add the optional "integrated string function functionality" line in LocalSettings.php by setting $wgPFEnableStringFunctions = true;. Install the extension StringFunctions (to enable #replace).

array_push($wgUrlProtocols, "file://");

Create a template called Template:Unc (search for Template:Unc and click Create this page), and paste this text into the page content:

[file:///{{#replace:{{#replace:{{{1}}}| |%20}}|\|/}} {{#if:{{{2|}}}|{{{2}}}}}]

Browser compatibility

  • With Internet Explorer on Windows UNC Links work without exception.
    • A recent patch applied to both IE8 and IE9 now requires the Wiki site to be in the Intranet Sites list for this to work correctly.
    • The mozillaZine article referenced is somewhat dated.

Use the Local Filesystem Links add-on for current versions of Firefox.

  • For Google Chrome file:/// links are also disabled. They can be enabled using the enable-local-file-links extension.

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