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+ | To show the capital of a country called [[Nigunda]] you can use a very simple DPL statement. We assume that the artcile on Nigunda uses a template named [[Template:Country]] which expects a parameter named 'capital'. | ||
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Show a single template parameter value of a specific page
To show the capital of a country called Nigunda you can use a very simple DPL statement. We assume that the artcile on Nigunda uses a template named Template:Country which expects a parameter named 'capital'. The notation is so short that you can even use it as an integral part of your text:
The capital of Nigunda is {{#dpl:title=Nigunda|include={Country}:capital}}.
And you get: The capital of Nigunda is Bamitogoo.