Difference between revisions of "DPL Example 003"
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format =,,\n|align=right|²{#ifexpr:%COUNT%>2400¦<big>'''%COUNT%'''</big>¦%COUNT%}², | format =,,\n|align=right|²{#ifexpr:%COUNT%>2400¦<big>'''%COUNT%'''</big>¦%COUNT%}², | ||
table =,Country,Area,Population,#hits | table =,Country,Area,Population,#hits | ||
− | tablerow =align=right|%%,align=right bgcolor=#ffffaa|<small>%%</small> | + | tablerow =align=right|%%,align=right bgcolor=#ffffaa|<small>%%</small> |
</dpl> | </dpl> | ||
</nowiki></pre> | </nowiki></pre> | ||
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table =,Country,Area,Population,#hits | table =,Country,Area,Population,#hits | ||
format =,,\n|align=right|²{#ifexpr:%COUNT%>2400¦<big>'''%COUNT%'''</big>¦%COUNT%}², | format =,,\n|align=right|²{#ifexpr:%COUNT%>2400¦<big>'''%COUNT%'''</big>¦%COUNT%}², | ||
− | tablerow =align=right|%%,align=right bgcolor=#ffffaa|<small>%%</small> | + | tablerow =align=right|%%,align=right bgcolor=#ffffaa|<small>%%</small> |
</dpl> | </dpl> |
Revision as of 23:50, 7 March 2009
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Create a table of articles based on template parameters, apply individual formatting to columns
We show various template parameters.
<dpl> category=African Union member states nottitlematch=Sudan addpagecounter=true includepage ={Infobox Country or territory}:area:population_estimate format =,,\n|align=right|²{#ifexpr:%COUNT%>2400¦<big>'''%COUNT%'''</big>¦%COUNT%}², table =,Country,Area,Population,#hits tablerow =align=right|%%,align=right bgcolor=#ffffaa|<small>%%</small> </dpl>
The above DPL command produces the following output:
|-
|Cameroon
|align=right|475,442
|align=right bgcolor=#ffffaa|16,323,000
|align=right|Expression error: Unrecognized punctuation character "%".
|-
|Nigeria
|align=right|923,768
|align=right bgcolor=#ffffaa|133,530,0001
|align=right|Expression error: Unrecognized punctuation character "%".
|-
|Somalia
|align=right|637,657
|align=right bgcolor=#ffffaa|8,228,000
|align=right|Expression error: Unrecognized punctuation character "%".