You can set internal omdb links very conveniently in the Wiki Editor using the third button from the right in the toolbar, see Help:Links for more information. But you can also link manually to an internal or external page.
Links to omdb internal pages
omdb hat eine eigene Logik, wie mittels Link-Codes auf die unterschiedlichen Informationen der Datenbank zugegriffen werden kann.
- movies [[m:movie_number]]
- additional articles [[m:movie_number:article_name]]
- persons [[p:person_number]]
- characters [[ch:character_number]]
- companies [[co:company_number]]
- categories [[ca:category_number]]
- keywords [[ca:keyword_number]]
The numbers are in the urls of the respective pages.
Tip for deviating link labeling: If a text deviating from the name of the target is to be displayed as a link, this is possible with the help of a vertical line (|, so-called pipe, accessible on the keyboard via ALT GR+<). The vertical line is simply placed in the square brackets and the different link text is entered behind it: [[target article|alternative text]].
Links to external pages
To add a link to an external page, you first have to write the link text in quotation marks and then after a colon the URL. If the URL ends with a bracket or some other symbol, you can add als the URL in quotation marks.
Example:
You can find anything at Wikipedia
has to look like this:
You can find anything at "Wikipedia":https://en.wikipedia.org
But to link to “Romeo and Juliet (1968 film)” you have to use brackets:
See the movie Romeo and Juliet from 1968
is written like this:
See the movie "Romeo and Juliet":"https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Romeo_and_Juliet_(1968_film)" from 1968