Difference between revisions of "Test numberOfArticles"
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We are going to use a template which contains the following code | We are going to use a template which contains the following code | ||
| + | {{#dpl: | ||
| + | |category = {{{category}}} | ||
| + | |mode = userformat | ||
| + | |resultsheader = There are %PAGES% articles on ''{{{category}}}'' in this wiki. | ||
| + | |noresultsheader = This wiki doesn´t contain any articles on ''{{{category}}}''. | ||
| + | }} | ||
We are going to call the template like this: | We are going to call the template like this: | ||
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| − | {{DPL Count|category=Fictitious Countries}} | + | * {{DPL Count|category=Fictitious Countries}} |
| + | * {{DPL Count|category=Fictitious countries}} | ||
Revision as of 18:07, 21 April 2007
Show the number of articles in a certain category
This test shows how to put a DPL statement into a template (just for fun in this case) and how to return the number of articles instead of their names. We are going to use the 'resultsheader=' parameter which allows you to use a variable called %PAGES%.
We are going to use a template which contains the following code
{{#dpl:
|category = {{{category}}}
|mode = userformat
|resultsheader = There are %PAGES% articles on ''{{{category}}}'' in this wiki.
|noresultsheader = This wiki doesn´t contain any articles on ''{{{category}}}''.
}}
We are going to call the template like this:
{{DPL Count|category=Fictitious Countries}}
- This wiki doesn´t contain any articles on Fictitious Countries.
- This wiki doesn´t contain any articles on Fictitious countries.
