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Example

This selects the Examples page, and includes all DPL3 parser function calls {{#dpl:}} used on that page. The parameters of each #dpl statement used on Examples are passed to, and can be used in, a surrogate template. The surrogate template specified ends in the chosen ".examples" suffix, resulting in: Template:dpl.examples; that surrogate only makes use of the {{{category|}}} and {{{ordermethod|}}} parameters, to pass those parameter's values to the output. The table statement applies default table formatting in the first argument (left empty, defaults to class="wikitable"), the second, third, and fourth arguments set the table header text. Since {{#dpl:}} was used more than once on the Examples page, one line of output for each instance appears (and table format separates these per line with a repeating title, where other formats may list the title once and the values thereafter).

{{#dpl:
|title = Examples
|include = {#dpl}.examples
|table = ,Page,<code>category</code> parameter value, <code>ordermethod</code> parameter value
}}

Result

{{#dpl: |title = Examples |include = {#dpl}.examples |table = ,Page,category parameter value, ordermethod parameter value }}