The key to the space where the new document will be stored.

The location within the space that defines the parent page.

Either provide

• the title of the page (not the name of the document),
• the page identifier surrounded by curly braces (e.g.{123456}, the value of  space-key  is not taken into account in this case), or
• the keyword {homepage} (to store the document to the doctype's homepage).

If the page title starts with a curly brace ({) and ends with one (}), you need to escape it with a backslash ( \) as in \{My Page Title}.

Define if properties and/or sections should be expanded. Select from property and section. If both a specified, separate the two values by a single comma (no spaces).

This parameter refers to the representation returned on the request.

Controls how properties are rendered. Valid values are html, value, and storage  (default).

This parameter refers to the representation returned on the request.

Control the response information according to links to properties and section. Per default no links are rendered. Use none to suppress all links, all to render all links. Use property and section to identify the links you want to have rendered. Use the comma as separator.

The amount of links may provide much header data. So much so that it exceeds the standard 8k Bytes that is allowed by standard installations.

The parameter is available since version 1.3.1.