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Ideally we would like to use a template which calls itself recursively. But MediaWiki tries to be clever and blocks such calls. So we have to use a separate template for each level. So, if you need more than two levels you must ''copy the source code'' of [[Template:DPL Example 007 sub 2]] to ''Template:DPL Example 007 sub 3'' etc. | Ideally we would like to use a template which calls itself recursively. But MediaWiki tries to be clever and blocks such calls. So we have to use a separate template for each level. So, if you need more than two levels you must ''copy the source code'' of [[Template:DPL Example 007 sub 2]] to ''Template:DPL Example 007 sub 3'' etc. | ||
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Show members of a category and of all its subcategories
Ideally we would like to use a template which calls itself recursively. But MediaWiki tries to be clever and blocks such calls. So we have to use a separate template for each level. So, if you need more than two levels you must copy the source code of Template:DPL Example 007 sub 2 to Template:DPL Example 007 sub 3 etc.
You could redirect your (super-)category page to a page which contains the following call. The readers would then automatically always see the pages belonging to subcategories.
{{DPL Example 007 sub|DPL Example 007 main cat}}
The above DPL command produces the following output:
Pages in category DPL Example 007 main cat
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Pages in subcategory DPL Example 007 sub cat 1
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Pages in subcategory DPL Example 007 sub cat 2
