Difference between revisions of "ParserFunctions - Mediawiki"

Latest revision as of 16:01, 14 August 2017

Information on using Parser Functions in Mediawiki.

Parser functions have a hash character in front of the function name, so they typically have the syntax:

{{ #functionname: argument 1 | argument 2 | argument 3...}}

Example:

{{ #time: "The month is" F }} → The month is November

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-The MediaWiki extension ParserFunctions is a collection of parser functions (note the difference between the name of the collection, and the general term). These parser functions have a hash character in front of the function name, so they typically have the syntax:
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+Information on using Parser Functions in Mediawiki.
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+Parser functions have a hash character in front of the function name, so they typically have the syntax:
   {{ #functionname: argument 1 | argument 2 | argument 3...}}
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 '''Example:'''
   <nowiki>{{ #time: "The month is" F }}</nowiki> → {{ #time: "The month is" F }}
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 {{Mediawiki Help}}
 {{GetHelp}}
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