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{{DPL manual|section=General usage and invocation syntax}} |
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'''DynamicPageList3 (DPL3)''' can be used as a '''parser extension''' (<small><code><nowiki><DPL> .... </DPL></nowiki></code></small>) or as a '''parser function''' (<small><code><nowiki>{{#dpl: .... }}</nowiki></code></small>). There is no general rule which one is better. If in doubt, you may want to use the parser function syntax, as it is more powerful. |
'''DynamicPageList3 (DPL3)''' can be used as a '''parser extension''' (<small><code><nowiki><DPL> .... </DPL></nowiki></code></small>) or as a '''parser function''' (<small><code><nowiki>{{#dpl: .... }}</nowiki></code></small>). There is no general rule which one is better. If in doubt, you may want to use the parser function syntax, as it is more powerful. |
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==Parser extension method== |
==Parser extension method== |
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The following example would probably be used directly on an article page, but could also be included as part of a template. Parser extensions define a specific tag (in this case <code><nowiki><DPL></nowiki></code>) and a corresponding end tag (<code><nowiki></DPL></nowiki></code>). '''The text between these tags is handed over to the extension module ''just as it is''.''' |
The following example would probably be used directly on an article page, but could also be included as part of a template. Parser extensions define a specific tag (in this case <code><nowiki><DPL></nowiki></code>) and a corresponding end tag (<code><nowiki></DPL></nowiki></code>). '''The text between these tags is handed over to the extension module ''just as it is''.''' |
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