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==Example== |
==Example== |
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This will select the [[Apple]] article, which uses [[Template:Color]] on its page more than once. The <code>{{DPL|include}}</code> statement both includes all parameters available in [[Template:Color]], '''and''' it passes their values to a surrogate template, [[Template:Color.templatevalues]] for formatting. The use of <code>{{DPL|title}}</code> is unique, it implicitly sets <code>mode=userformat</code>, which allows additional control over the output, and allows <code>{{DPL|secseparators}}</code> to be used. The first argument of <code>secseparators</code> sets nothing <code>,</code> to be displayed before each result, then its second argument sets a line break <code>\n</code> and four hyphens <code>----</code> (which create a horizontal rule/line). Another line break <code>\n</code> puts each result below that line. Without the <code>secseparators</code> statement, each result would appear side by side instead. |
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This example will take all invocations of template "Color" in article '''[[Apple]]''' and will include and apply "Template:Color". The output will be separated, at the top of each page, by horizontal lines. |
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<pre> |
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{{#dpl: |
{{#dpl: |
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|title=Apple |
|title=Apple |
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|include={Color} |
|include={Color}.templatevalues |
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|mode = userformat |
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}} |
}} |
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</pre> |
</pre> |
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{{#dpl: |
{{#dpl: |
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|title=Apple |
|title=Apple |
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|include={Color} |
|include={Color}.templatevalues |
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|mode = userformat |
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}} |
}} |
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<noinclude> |
<noinclude> |
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[[Category:Select by title-related criteria]] |
[[Category:Select by title-related criteria]] |
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[[Category:Uses mode parameter]] |
[[Category:Uses mode parameter]] |
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[[Category:Uses secseparators parameter]] |
[[Category:Uses secseparators parameter]] |
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[[Category:Uses a surrogate template]] |
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Latest revision as of 22:46, 31 March 2023
Example
This will select the Apple article, which uses Template:Color on its page more than once. The include statement both includes all parameters available in Template:Color, and it passes their values to a surrogate template, Template:Color.templatevalues for formatting. The use of title is unique, it implicitly sets mode=userformat, which allows additional control over the output, and allows secseparators to be used. The first argument of secseparators sets nothing , to be displayed before each result, then its second argument sets a line break \n and four hyphens ---- (which create a horizontal rule/line). Another line break \n puts each result below that line. Without the secseparators statement, each result would appear side by side instead.
{{#dpl:
|title=Apple
|include={Color}.templatevalues
|secseparators=,\n----\n
}}
Result
{{#dpl: |title=Apple |include={Color}.templatevalues |secseparators=,\n----\n }}