Difference between revisions of "Test resultsheader"
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== We use a resultsheader and footer == | == We use a resultsheader and footer == | ||
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+ | === Nige% === | ||
+ | {{#dpl:titlematch=Nige% | ||
+ | |oneresultheader=one page found. | ||
+ | |noresultsheader=no page found. | ||
+ | |resultsheader=%PAGES% pages found. | ||
+ | }} | ||
+ | === Nigu% === | ||
+ | {{#dpl:titlematch=Nigu% | ||
+ | |oneresultheader=one page found. | ||
+ | |noresultsheader=no page found. | ||
+ | |resultsheader=%PAGES% pages found. | ||
+ | }} | ||
+ | === Niga% === | ||
+ | {{#dpl:titlematch=Niga% | ||
+ | |oneresultheader=one page found. | ||
+ | |noresultsheader=no page found. | ||
+ | |resultsheader=%PAGES% pages found. | ||
+ | }} | ||
+ | |||
+ | == Remarks == | ||
Note that theses statements do not automatically add newlines. Watch the problem with the DPL query below: | Note that theses statements do not automatically add newlines. Watch the problem with the DPL query below: |
Revision as of 07:04, 15 August 2007
Nige%
one page found.Nigu%
2 pages found.Niga%
no page found.
Remarks
Note that theses statements do not automatically add newlines. Watch the problem with the DPL query below:
resultsheader = ===How many articles starting with 'Af' are there in this wiki?=== resultsfooter= ===There are %PAGES% articles starting with 'Af' in this wiki.===Some text before the query:
How many articles starting with 'Af' are there in this wiki?======There are 2 articles starting with 'Af' in this wiki.
and some text after the query.if we add \n to the resultsheader and footer everything appears as wanted:
resultsheader = \n===How many articles starting with 'Af' are there in this wiki?===\n resultsfooter= \n===There are %PAGES% articles starting with 'Af' in this wiki.===\n
Some text before the query:
How many articles starting with 'Af' are there in this wiki?
There are 2 articles starting with 'Af' in this wiki.
and some text after the query.On the other hand you can write something like
* [[:Category:DPL|DPL]] {{#dpl:category=DPL|resultsheader=(%PAGES%)|format=,}} ... ** [[:Category:DPL bugs|DPL bugs]] {{#dpl:category=DPL bugs|resultsheader=(%PAGES%)|format=,}} ... ** [[:Category:DPL Manual|DPL Manual]] {{#dpl:category=DPL Manual|resultsheader=(%PAGES%)|format=,}} ...
- DPL (5) ...
- DPL bugs (1) ...
- DPL Manual (18) ...
This could be further improved by a template which produces a link to a category together with a member count. The source would the look like this:
* {{Category with count|DPL}} ... ** {{Category with count|DPL bugs}} ... ** {{Category with count|DPL Manual}} ...
and would produce the same result:
- DPL (5) ...
- DPL bugs (1) ...
- DPL Manual (18) ...