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Template:ISU competition/doc

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This will create an external link to a results details/start orders page for an ISU competition. This will work for results pages that follow the convention of 'http://www.DOMAINNAME.EXT/results and so will work for most competitions from roughly the 2003-2004 season onward.

Usage

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* {{ISU competition | domain= | id= | name= }}

or

* {{ISU competition |[domain here]|[id here]|[name here]}}

Be careful of extraneous spaces when using the template without the parameter names.

Examples

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World Championships

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* {{ISU competition | domain= isufs.org | id= wc2008 | name= 2008 World Championships }}

returns

World Junior Championships

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* {{ISU competition|isufs.org|wjc2008|2008 World Junior Championships}}

returns

European Championships

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* {{ISU competition | domain= isuresults.com | id= ec2009 | name= 2009 European Championships }}

returns

Four Continents Championships

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* {{ISU competition|isuresults.com|fc2008| name=2008 Four Continents Championships}}

returns

Grand Prix

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* {{ISU competition | domain= isufs.org | id= gpusa07 | name= 2007 Skate America }}

returns

Junior Grand Prix

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* {{ISU competition | domain= isufs.org | id= jgpusa2007 | name= 2007 Junior Grand Prix Lake Placid }}

returns

Grand Prix Final

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* {{ISU competition | domain= isufs.org| id= gpf0708 | name= 2007-2008 Grand Prix Final }}

returns

Junior Grand Prix Final

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* {{ISU competition | domain= isufs.org| id= jgpf0708| name= 2007-2008 Junior Grand Prix Final }}

returns

Parameters

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Parameter Explanation
domain This is the domain name of the results url. The two main URLs used are isufs.org (approx 2003 through 2008) and isuresults.com
id This is the competition identifier. It will contain both letters and numbers. It is what follows the / in the competition URL. The URL for the ISU results page for the 2008 World Championships was http://www.isufs.org/results/wc2008, and so the competition identifier was "wc2008".

The naming convention the ISU uses

  • OWG for the Olympic Winter Games
  • WC for World Championships
  • WJC for World Junior Championships
  • EC for European Championships
  • FC for Four Continents Championships
  • GP for Grand Prix
    • The two letter GP abbreviation is then followed by the three letter IOC Country Code for the country. Therefore:
      • gpusa is Skate America
      • gpcan is Skate Canada International
      • gpchn is Cup of China
      • gpfra is Trophée Eric Bompard
      • gprus is Cup of Russia
      • gpjpn is NHK Trophy
    • gpf is the Grand Prix Final.
  • JGP for the Junior Grand Prix
    • The three letter JGP abbreviation is then followed by the three letter IOC Country Code for the country.
    • jgpf is the Junior Grand Prix Final


The letter abbreviation is then followed by a two or four number code for either the year or the skating season of the competition.
The numbering convention used varies between the four number year code (ex: 2008) and the two number year code (ex: 08). The four number year code is for ISU Championships and individual Junior Grand Prix events. The two year is used for Grand Prix events. In the cases of Grand Prix Final and the Junior Grand Prix Final, the ISU uses the two number year codes for the season. The Grand Prix Final for the 2007-2008 season was abbreviated as "gpf0708". The Junior Grand Prix Final for the 2006-2007 season was abbreviated as "jgpf0607".

name The name of the competition. It defaults to the name of the article.

See also

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