Difference between revisions of "DPL Example 008"

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This is a simple demonstration of what can be done. The DPL statement could be moved to a separate template in the way DPL Example 007 was designed.

If you need a general category tree you better use the separate extension which is available exactly for that purpose. But if you want individual design, hide certain categories etc. then the DPL based solution is more flexible.

{{#tree:
* Pages in category     '' DPL Example 007 main cat ''
{{#dpl:debug=1|category=DPL Example 007 main cat|notnamespace=Category|format=,\n** [[%PAGE%|%TITLE%]]}}
** Pages in category     '' DPL Example 007 sub cat 1''
{{#dpl:debug=1|category=DPL Example 007 sub cat 1|notnamespace=Category|format=,\n*** [[%PAGE%|%TITLE%]]}}
** Pages in category     '' DPL Example 007 sub cat 2''
{{#dpl:debug=1|category=DPL Example 007 sub cat 2|notnamespace=Category|format=,\n*** [[%PAGE%|%TITLE%]]}}
}}

The above DPL command produces the following output:

{{#tree:

• Pages in category     DPL Example 007 main cat

• • DPL Example 007 main page 1
  • DPL Example 007 main page 2
  • Pages in category     DPL Example 007 sub cat 1

• • • DPL Example 007 sub page 11
    • DPL Example 007 sub page 12
  • Pages in category     DPL Example 007 sub cat 2

• • • DPL Example 007 sub page 21
    • DPL Example 007 sub page 22
    • DPL Example 007 sub page 23
    • DPL Example 007 sub page 24
    • DPL Example 007 sub page 25
    • DPL Example 007 sub page 26

}}