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Wulfie Reanimator: Added /mention

2025-10-27T20:41:34Z

Added /mention

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	:::: '''/inspect''' display info dialog for agent (2.0)		:::: '''/inspect''' display info dialog for agent (2.0)
	:::: '''/im''' start an IM session with the agent (2.0)		:::: '''/im''' start an IM session with the agent (2.0)
			:::: '''/mention''' creates a link for the agent, the agent's viewer may notify them with sound and highlight if they hear the message.
	:::: '''/offerteleport''' display teleport offer dialog (2.0)		:::: '''/offerteleport''' display teleport offer dialog (2.0)
	:::: '''/pay''' display pay resident dialog (2.0)		:::: '''/pay''' display pay resident dialog (2.0)

Gwyneth Llewelyn: /* Second Life Wiki formatting */ Partially revert formatting; {{code|...}} gets confused with the layers of , so we fall back to {{mono|...}} instead.

2023-10-11T20:31:41Z

Second Life Wiki formatting: Partially revert formatting; {{code|...}} gets confused with the layers of <nowiki>, so we fall back to {{mono|...}} instead.

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	In this case you will also need to ensure the object name has been escaped.		In this case you will also need to ensure the object name has been escaped.

	Sometimes, having the link clickable (which will attempt to launch the Second Life Viewer to open it), is not desirable. Instead, to display the {{Wikipedia\|URI}} itself without making it clickable, surround it with {{~~code~~\|<nowiki><nowiki>...</nowiki></nowiki>}}. For example:		Sometimes, having the link clickable (which will attempt to launch the Second Life Viewer to open it), is not desirable. Instead, to display the {{Wikipedia\|URI}} itself without making it clickable, surround it with {{mono\|<nowiki><nowiki>...</nowiki></nowiki>}}. For example:

	<kbd>'''<nowiki><nowiki>secondlife:///app/group/8db35111-979b-14a7-6a74-b47be86ce04f/about</nowiki></nowiki>'''</kbd>		<kbd>'''<nowiki><nowiki>secondlife:///app/group/8db35111-979b-14a7-6a74-b47be86ce04f/about</nowiki></nowiki>'''</kbd>

Atlas Linden: /* Syntax */

2023-08-14T20:55:05Z

Syntax

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 :::: '''/select''' inventory offer (2.0)
 ::: '''/show''' open the inventory sidebar tab (2.0)
 :: '''/login''' log in on launch. External and internal browsers.
 ::: see below for query parameters, of course, values are URL escaped

Wulfie Reanimator: Changed group UUID to use the official Second Life Birthday group

2023-03-31T13:48:18Z

Changed group UUID to use the official Second Life Birthday group

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	Sometimes, having the link clickable (which will attempt to launch the Second Life Viewer to open it), is not desirable. Instead, to display the {{Wikipedia\|URI}} itself without making it clickable, surround it with {{code\|<nowiki><nowiki>...</nowiki></nowiki>}}. For example:		Sometimes, having the link clickable (which will attempt to launch the Second Life Viewer to open it), is not desirable. Instead, to display the {{Wikipedia\|URI}} itself without making it clickable, surround it with {{code\|<nowiki><nowiki>...</nowiki></nowiki>}}. For example:

	<kbd>'''<nowiki><nowiki>secondlife:///app/group/~~e670ea83~~-~~782e~~-~~ba7d~~-~~0843~~-~~ca63a687ffcf~~/about</nowiki></nowiki>'''</kbd>		<kbd>'''<nowiki><nowiki>secondlife:///app/group/8db35111-979b-14a7-6a74-b47be86ce04f/about</nowiki></nowiki>'''</kbd>

	will display as		will display as

	<nowiki>secondlife:///app/group/~~e670ea83~~-~~782e~~-~~ba7d~~-~~0843~~-~~ca63a687ffcf~~/about</nowiki>		<nowiki>secondlife:///app/group/8db35111-979b-14a7-6a74-b47be86ce04f/about</nowiki>

	whereas		whereas

	<kbd>'''<nowiki>secondlife:///app/group/~~e670ea83~~-~~782e~~-~~ba7d~~-~~0843~~-~~ca63a687ffcf~~/about</nowiki>'''</kbd>		<kbd>'''<nowiki>secondlife:///app/group/8db35111-979b-14a7-6a74-b47be86ce04f/about</nowiki>'''</kbd>

	will display the whole link and make it clickable, e.g.:		will display the whole link and make it clickable, e.g.:

	secondlife:///app/group/~~e670ea83~~-~~782e~~-~~ba7d~~-~~0843~~-~~ca63a687ffcf~~/about		secondlife:///app/group/8db35111-979b-14a7-6a74-b47be86ce04f/about

	== LSL Examples ==		== LSL Examples ==

Gwyneth Llewelyn: typo on the word 'requests''

2023-02-03T16:56:26Z

typo on the word 'requests''

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	The SL client supports {{Wikipedia\|URI\|links}} of the format {{mono\|<nowiki>secondlife://Region/123/45/67/<region name></nowiki>}}, which have traditionally specified a region name and {{mono\|x/y/z}} location. This means "run Second Life viewer and show Region on the world map".		The SL client supports {{Wikipedia\|URI\|links}} of the format {{mono\|<nowiki>secondlife://Region/123/45/67/<region name></nowiki>}}, which have traditionally specified a region name and {{mono\|x/y/z}} location. This means "run Second Life viewer and show Region on the world map".

	The new {{Wikipedia\|URI\|URL scheme}} has 3 slashes<ref name="RFC3986">Two slashes for the beginning of the authority section — for HTTP ~~requsts~~, this is the name of the server (optionally with the port) — here it's empty; followed by a third slash, terminating the authority section. See https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc3986#section-3.2 . Because Second Life is omitting the 'authority' part, that section is empty, thus the three slashes; note that Second Life is ''not'' the only example of an 'authorityless' communications protocol; there are plenty of other examples.</ref>, and allows direct control of the user interface and login. For example, {{mono\|<nowiki>secondlife:///app/login</nowiki>}}		The new {{Wikipedia\|URI\|URL scheme}} has 3 slashes<ref name="RFC3986">Two slashes for the beginning of the authority section — for HTTP requests, this is the name of the server (optionally with the port) — here it's empty; followed by a third slash, terminating the authority section. See https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc3986#section-3.2 . Because Second Life is omitting the 'authority' part, that section is empty, thus the three slashes; note that Second Life is ''not'' the only example of an 'authorityless' communications protocol; there are plenty of other examples.</ref>, and allows direct control of the user interface and login. For example, {{mono\|<nowiki>secondlife:///app/login</nowiki>}}

	Most {{mono\|<nowiki>secondlife:///app</nowiki>}} URLs only work from browser instances running inside Second Life because of a denial-of-service attack using {{mono\|<nowiki>secondlife:///app/teleport</nowiki>}} links to force repeated teleports. [[SLURL]]s that work with external browsers include:		Most {{mono\|<nowiki>secondlife:///app</nowiki>}} URLs only work from browser instances running inside Second Life because of a denial-of-service attack using {{mono\|<nowiki>secondlife:///app/teleport</nowiki>}} links to force repeated teleports. [[SLURL]]s that work with external browsers include:

Gwyneth Llewelyn: Added pedantic discussion regarding the ''correct'' form of writing URNs; added more wikilinks and footnotes

2023-02-03T01:42:39Z

Added pedantic discussion regarding the ''correct'' form of writing URNs; added more wikilinks and footnotes

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	== Overview ==		== Overview ==

	The SL client supports links of the format secondlife://Region/123/45/67/, which have traditionally specified a region name and x/y/z location. This means "run Second Life viewer and show Region on the world map".		The SL client supports {{Wikipedia\|URI\|links}} of the format {{mono\|<nowiki>secondlife://Region/123/45/67/<region name></nowiki>}}, which have traditionally specified a region name and {{mono\|x/y/z}} location. This means "run Second Life viewer and show Region on the world map".

	The new URL scheme has 3 slashes, and allows direct control of the user interface and login. For example, secondlife:///app/login		The new {{Wikipedia\|URI\|URL scheme}} has 3 slashes<ref name="RFC3986">Two slashes for the beginning of the authority section — for HTTP requsts, this is the name of the server (optionally with the port) — here it's empty; followed by a third slash, terminating the authority section. See https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc3986#section-3.2 . Because Second Life is omitting the 'authority' part, that section is empty, thus the three slashes; note that Second Life is ''not'' the only example of an 'authorityless' communications protocol; there are plenty of other examples.</ref>, and allows direct control of the user interface and login. For example, {{mono\|<nowiki>secondlife:///app/login</nowiki>}}

	Most secondlife:///app URLs only work from browser instances running inside Second Life because of a denial-of-service attack using secondlife:///app/teleport links to force repeated teleports. ~~SLURLs~~ that work with external browsers include:		Most {{mono\|<nowiki>secondlife:///app</nowiki>}} URLs only work from browser instances running inside Second Life because of a denial-of-service attack using {{mono\|<nowiki>secondlife:///app/teleport</nowiki>}} links to force repeated teleports. [[SLURL]]s that work with external browsers include:
	* <nowiki>secondlife://<region name></nowiki>		* {{mono\|<nowiki>secondlife://<region name></nowiki>}}
	* secondlife:///app/login		* {{mono\|<nowiki>secondlife:///app/login</nowiki>}}

	In chat, dialogs and other user interface elements, these URLs will be highlighted as clickable links, often with custom formatting including icons. The full functionality is available in Viewer 2.0 and up. Clickable links without formatting were available only in older versions' chat and IM history.		In chat, dialogs and other user interface elements, these URLs will be highlighted as clickable links, often with custom formatting including icons. The full functionality is available in Viewer 2.0 and up. Clickable links without formatting were available only in older versions' chat and [[Instant Message\|IM]] history.

	These links also may be known as ''Viewer URL Namespace'', ''SLAPP URLs'' or ''Application SLURL''.		These links also may be known as ''Viewer URL Namespace'', ''SLAPP URLs'' or ''Application [[SLURL]]''.

	== Syntax ==		== Syntax ==
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	::: '''/show''' display the sidebar appearance tab (2.0)		::: '''/show''' display the sidebar appearance tab (2.0)
	:: '''/balance'''		:: '''/balance'''
	::: '''/request''' request a L$ balance update from the server (2.0)		::: '''/request''' request a [[L$]] balance update from the server (2.0)
	:: '''/chat'''		:: '''/chat'''
	::: '''/<channel>''' any channel number greater than 0 except [[DEBUG_CHANNEL]]		::: '''/<channel>''' any channel number greater than 0<ref>The public (chat) channel, also written as [[PUBLIC_CHANNEL]]</ref> except [[DEBUG_CHANNEL]].
	:::: '''/<text>'''		:::: '''/<text>'''
	:: '''/classified'''		:: '''/classified'''

Gwyneth Llewelyn: Replaced with and moved the whole bit about the proper way to format these links on SL Wiki pages into its own section, which was also profoundly rewritten and hopefully now makes more sense...

2023-02-02T19:26:07Z

Replaced <source> with <syntaxhighlight> and moved the whole bit about the proper way to format these links on SL Wiki pages into its own section, which was also profoundly rewritten and hopefully now makes more sense...

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 These links also may be known as ''Viewer URL Namespace'', ''SLAPP URLs'' or ''Application SLURL''.
 == Syntax ==
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 |}
-== Examples ==
+== Second Life Wiki formatting ==
-<source lang="lsl2">
+<syntaxhighlight lang="lsl2">
 string Who(key id)
+{
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+     }
+}
-</source>
+</syntaxhighlight>
 [[Category:Name Spaces]]

Tapple Gao: document brackets and

2021-10-02T23:06:35Z

document brackets and <nolink>

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 These links also may be known as ''Viewer URL Namespace'', ''SLAPP URLs'' or ''Application SLURL''.
-Enclose your links in squared brackets, or they will in some cases (e.g. for ObjectIm - links) treat all text after the link as part of the link itself (which in most cases means, the text after the link will never display). Example:  &#91;secondlife&#58;&#47;&#47;&#47;app&#47;objectim&#47;190f571d-fdf1-8f6c-4e9d-973e9b5e0566?name=ObjectName&owner=c93c3129-2250-4c79-a5f7-8c755ca2707e&groupowned=true&slurl=Location&#47;128&#47;128&#47;27 ObjectName&#93;. In this case you will also need to ensure the object name has been escaped.
+Enclose your links in squared brackets to change the displayed text. Example:
 == Syntax ==

Lucia Nightfire: Added 'openfloater'. '?search=' functionality missing or only exists in TPVs?

2021-08-30T03:03:15Z

Added 'openfloater'. '?search=<search_terms>' functionality missing or only exists in TPVs?

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	:::: '''&groupowned=true''' (add if the object is deeded to a group)		:::: '''&groupowned=true''' (add if the object is deeded to a group)
	:::: '''&slurl=<region>/<x>/<y>/<z>'''		:::: '''&slurl=<region>/<x>/<y>/<z>'''
			:: '''/openfloater'''
			::: '''/<floater_name>''' e.g. "preferences", "people", "places", "picks", "destinations", "profile"
	:: '''/parcel'''		:: '''/parcel'''
	::: '''/<parcel_id>'''		::: '''/<parcel_id>'''

Nexii Malthus: Add experience SLURL

2019-08-09T20:14:55Z

Add experience SLURL

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	::: '''/<event_id>'''		::: '''/<event_id>'''
	:::: '''/about''' open floater describing event		:::: '''/about''' open floater describing event
			:: '''/experience'''
			::: '''/<experience_id>'''
			:::: '''/profile''' open floater describing experience
	:: '''/group'''		:: '''/group'''
	::: '''/<group_id>'''		::: '''/<group_id>'''

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	The SL client supports {{Wikipedia\|URI\|links}} of the format {{mono\|<nowiki>secondlife://Region/123/45/67/<region name></nowiki>}}, which have traditionally specified a region name and {{mono\|x/y/z}} location. This means "run Second Life viewer and show Region on the world map".		The SL client supports {{Wikipedia\|URI\|links}} of the format {{mono\|<nowiki>secondlife://Region/123/45/67/<region name></nowiki>}}, which have traditionally specified a region name and {{mono\|x/y/z}} location. This means "run Second Life viewer and show Region on the world map".

	The new {{Wikipedia\|URI\|URL scheme}} has 3 slashes<ref name="RFC3986">Two slashes for the beginning of the authority section — for HTTP ~~requsts~~, this is the name of the server (optionally with the port) — here it's empty; followed by a third slash, terminating the authority section. See https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc3986#section-3.2 . Because Second Life is omitting the 'authority' part, that section is empty, thus the three slashes; note that Second Life is ''not'' the only example of an 'authorityless' communications protocol; there are plenty of other examples.</ref>, and allows direct control of the user interface and login. For example, {{mono\|<nowiki>secondlife:///app/login</nowiki>}}		The new {{Wikipedia\|URI\|URL scheme}} has 3 slashes<ref name="RFC3986">Two slashes for the beginning of the authority section — for HTTP requests, this is the name of the server (optionally with the port) — here it's empty; followed by a third slash, terminating the authority section. See https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc3986#section-3.2 . Because Second Life is omitting the 'authority' part, that section is empty, thus the three slashes; note that Second Life is ''not'' the only example of an 'authorityless' communications protocol; there are plenty of other examples.</ref>, and allows direct control of the user interface and login. For example, {{mono\|<nowiki>secondlife:///app/login</nowiki>}}

	Most {{mono\|<nowiki>secondlife:///app</nowiki>}} URLs only work from browser instances running inside Second Life because of a denial-of-service attack using {{mono\|<nowiki>secondlife:///app/teleport</nowiki>}} links to force repeated teleports. [[SLURL]]s that work with external browsers include:		Most {{mono\|<nowiki>secondlife:///app</nowiki>}} URLs only work from browser instances running inside Second Life because of a denial-of-service attack using {{mono\|<nowiki>secondlife:///app/teleport</nowiki>}} links to force repeated teleports. [[SLURL]]s that work with external browsers include: