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Find out which parser extensions are used in the pages of your wiki
Looking for a parser extension
The syntax '{~xyz}.abc' can be used to call a surrogate template instead of a parser extension. Our example uses
 include={~dpl}.tag
to find calls of <DPL> in some pages. The surrogate template shows the body of the function tag.
Test escapelinks{{#vardefine:lastpage|Test escapelinks}}
<dpl>
titlematch=%ak% 
Test escapelinks{{#vardefine:lastpage|Test escapelinks}}
<dpl>
titlematch=%ak% 
Test escapelinks{{#vardefine:lastpage|Test escapelinks}}
<dpl>
escapelinks= false
titlematch=%ak% mode=userformat listseparators=,%PAGE%\n,,
Test escapelinks{{#vardefine:lastpage|Test escapelinks}}
<dpl>
escapelinks= false
titlematch=%ak% mode=userformat listseparators=,%PAGE%\n,,
Test escapelinks{{#vardefine:lastpage|Test escapelinks}}
<dpl>
reset=all
