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== Abilitazione dell'azione AttachFile ==

L'azione `AttachFile` ti consente di poter allegare dei file ad una
pagina.  Dal momento che è possibile abusare di questa possibilità per
tentare degli attacchi DoS (Denial of Service, "blocco" del servizio),
questa azione deve essere esplicitamente abilitata dall'amministratore
del wiki. Vedi [[AiutoSuConfigurazione#file-attachments|Configurazione di MoinMoin]] per i dettagli.

== Creare un allegato ==

Per creare un nuovo allegato, puoi sia aggiungere un link adeguato ad
ogni pagina (vedi sotto come fare), o cliccare sul link `AttachFile`
in fondo alla pagina. Nel primo caso, quando salvi la pagina avrai la
possibilità di fare l'upload dell'allegato: cliccando su quel link
sarai spostato nella pagina di upload, la stessa che ottieni quando
clicchi direttamente sul link `AttachFile`.

The upload form consist of three fields, in addition to the file input there are two optional fields, one to specify a MIME type for the file (which will be detected automatically otherwise), the second to store the file under a different name than on your own computer.

An upload will never overwrite an existing file. If there is a name
conflict, you have to rename the file that you want to upload.
Otherwise, if "Rename to" is left blank, the original filename will be used.

Any upload or deletion of attachments is reflected on RecentChanges and thus subject to peer review. Unlike page changes, there is no history though, so ''keep a local copy of files'' so you can revert possible vandalism.


== Linking to attachments ==

To refer to attachments on a page, use `attachment:filename.ext`; a link of this kind follows all the rules for normal links, i.e. pictures are automatically inlined.
Do '''not''' use the URL of the `[get]` link you can see on the attachments upload page, 
since these links are subject to change and can break easily on reconfigurations of the wiki.
To refer to files attached to other pages, use `attachment:WikiName/filename.ext`.

Instead of `attachment:`, you can also use `inline:`, which tries to inline the attachment's content. For pictures there is no difference. For Python sources (i.e. attachments with a `.py` extension), they are shown as syntax-highlighted source displays. For all other files, the behaviour is the same as for simple `attachment:` links.

The third type of link is `drawing:`, explained in the next section.


== Editing vector drawings ==

A link looking like `drawing:picturename` will allow you to ''interactively'' edit vector diagrams via the built-in Java applet. The applet will then store two attachments, "`picturename.draw`" and "`picturename.png`". After you first saved a drawing, the generated PNG picture is displayed for the `drawing:` link. This means that you only need Java enabled for editing, while displaying the results works with any browser.

To edit a drawing after the first save, click on `AttachFile` and use the `[edit]` link that is displayed instead of `[view]` for the `.draw` attachment. Saving a drawing is reflected in RecentChanges.

For details on using the drawing applet, see TWiki:Plugins/TWikiDrawPlugin.