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Sandbox User:Mirokado/Merge/sandbox · purge · Released version Template:Merge (sandbox · testcases)

generic tests
{{ {{NAMESPACE}}:{{BASEPAGENAME}}{{{s|}}} |thread={{{thread|}}} |date={{{date|}}}}}
{{ {{NAMESPACE}}:{{BASEPAGENAME}}{{{s|}}} |Mirokado/Test page 1 |thread={{{thread|}}} |section=y |date={{{date|}}}}}
{{ {{NAMESPACE}}:{{BASEPAGENAME}}{{{s|}}} |Mirokado/Test page 1 |discuss=User:Mirokado/Test page |thread={{{thread|}}} |date={{{date|}}}}}
{{ {{NAMESPACE}}:{{BASEPAGENAME}}{{{s|}}} |Mirokado/Test page 1 |Mirokado/Test page 2 |discuss=User talk:Mirokado#Merging |thread={{{thread|}}} |date={{{date|}}}}}
{{ {{NAMESPACE}}:{{BASEPAGENAME}}{{{s|}}} |Mirokado/Test page 1 |Mirokado/Test page 2 |target=Mirokado/Test target |discuss=Mirokado/Test page |thread={{{thread|}}} |date={{{date|}}}}}
{{ {{NAMESPACE}}:{{BASEPAGENAME}}{{{s|}}} |Mirokado/Test page 1 |Mirokado/Test page 2 |target=Mirokado/Test target |thread={{{thread|}}} |date={{{date|}}}}}
:;dir=from
{{ {{NAMESPACE}}:{{BASEPAGENAME}}{{{s|}}} |dir=from |Mirokado/Test page 1 |Mirokado/Test page 2 |Mirokado/Test page 3 |thread={{{thread|}}} |date={{{date|}}}}}
{{ {{NAMESPACE}}:{{BASEPAGENAME}}{{{s|}}} |dir=from |Mirokado/Test page 1 |discuss=Mirokado/Test page |section=y |thread={{{thread|}}} |date={{{date|}}}}}
{{ {{NAMESPACE}}:{{BASEPAGENAME}}{{{s|}}} |dir=from |Mirokado/Test page 1 |target=Mirokado/Test target |thread={{{thread|}}} |date={{{date|}}}}}
{{ {{NAMESPACE}}:{{BASEPAGENAME}}{{{s|}}} |dir=from |Mirokado/Test page 1 |target=Mirokado/Test target |discuss=Mirokado/Test page |thread={{{thread|}}} |date={{{date|}}}}}
:;dir=to-s
{{ {{NAMESPACE}}:{{BASEPAGENAME}}{{{s|}}} |dir=to |Mirokado/Test page 1 |Mirokado/Test page 2 |thread={{{thread|}}} |date={{{date|}}}}}
{{ {{NAMESPACE}}:{{BASEPAGENAME}}{{{s|}}} |dir=to |Mirokado/Test page 1 |discuss=Mirokado/Test page |section=y |thread={{{thread|}}} |date={{{date|}}}}}
{{ {{NAMESPACE}}:{{BASEPAGENAME}}{{{s|}}} |dir=to |Mirokado/Test page 1 |target=Mirokado/Test target |thread={{{thread|}}} |date={{{date|}}}}}

Testing sandbox version

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thread=
dir=from
dir=to-s
thread=Alt
dir=from
dir=to-s
general
one stray blank line above

Testing main version

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thread=
dir=from
dir=to-s
thread=Alt
dir=from
dir=to-s
general
full stop before (Discuss) (incorrect punctuation)
no second page
discussion on current talk page (not correctly documented)
section=y
section parameter not implemented ("correct" since not documented)
target=xxx
discussion on current talk page (incorrect)
thread=xxx
thread parameter not implemented ("correct" since not documented)
{{Merge to}}
{{Merge from}}

Help

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* mw:Help:Magic_words * mw:Help:Extension:ParserFunctions
Magic words for beginners
Magic words are words surrounded by brackets or underscores which most often insert or display the current value of what they are called. These include parser functions, variables and behavior switches and are features of wikitext. They are interpreted by the Metawiki software and are often used in templates so that they show different information depending on which page they are on and many other conditions.

Types

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There are three types of magic words: * Behavior switches: uppercase words surrounded by double underscores, like. __NOTOC__ * Variables: uppercase words surrounded by double braces, like {{PAGENAME}} and function somewhat similarly to templates. * Parser functions: These include expressions and consist of keywords (some beginning #) in double braces with parameters following a colon, ex. {{#expr:2+2}}

Things to remember

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A Notepad
Remember...
* Most magic words may be case-sensitive. :*
"{{SITENAME}}" produces "Wikipedia", while "{{sitename}}" produces
Soft redirect to:mw:Help:Magic words#Technical metadata
This page is a soft redirect. * Whitespace is not counted in from the front and back of keywords and parameters and the same also applies to template code. :*"{{ Nofeed |Art=Wikipedia }}" and {{Nofeed|Art=Wikipedia}} will both succeed in producing the "Nofeed" template. * Page-dependent magic words will change or show information about the current page, even if the word is from a template, though in most cases, this is the desired effect. :*If I insert {{exampletemplate}} and it says {{PAGENAME}}, I will see "Magic words for beginners" even though it is from "Template:example template". * If you want a magic word to paste in its value at the time of saving, you can substitute it in the same way that templates are substituted (using the subst: keyword). :*{{CURRENTTIME}} will always display the current time and remain as is, while {{subst:CURRENTTIME}} will result in, for example, 9:45 being inserted and always remaining as regular text.

Behavior switches

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A Magic Wand
The implementation of magic words
For a more detailed explanation, refer to the behavior switches MediaWiki page.

Table of contents

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* __NOTOC__ (can be placed anywhere in the wikitext; prevents a table of contents) * __FORCETOC__ (can be placed anywhere in the wikitext; makes a table of contents appear in its normal position) * __TOC__ (places a table of contents at its position)
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* __NOEDITSECTION__ (hides section edit links beside headings) * __NEWSECTIONLINK__ (adds a "+" or "new section" link for adding a new section on a non-talk page) * __NONEWSECTIONLINK__ (removes the "+" or "new section" link on "Talk" pages)

Categories and indexing

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* __NOGALLERY__ (on category pages, replaces thumbnails with normal links) * __HIDDENCAT__ (on category pages, makes it a hidden category) * __INDEX__ (tells search engines to index the page (show in results)) * __NOINDEX__ (tells search engines not to index the page (not show in results))

Titles and sorting

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* {{DISPLAYTITLE:title}} (changes the displayed form of the page title) * {{DEFAULTSORT:sortkey}} (sets a default category sorting key)

Variables

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The Square Root of x
A variable in math
A mathematical plot.
A plot of variables in algebra.
(Though magic words are much easier!)
For documentation, you may wish to read the variables MediaWiki page. * {{FULLPAGENAME}} (The page title, including namespace.) :*Shown here: User:Mirokado/Merge/testcases (Ex. User:QwerpQwertus/Adoption) * {{PAGENAME}} (page title without namespace) :*Shown here: Mirokado/Merge/testcases (Ex. User:QwerpQwertus/Adoption) * {{BASEPAGENAME}} (the page title without the current subpage or namespace — the parent page without the namespace.) :*Shown here: Mirokado/Merge (Ex. User:QwerpQwertus/Adoption) * {{SUBPAGENAME}} (subpage part of title) :*Shown here: testcases (Ex. User:QwerpQwertus/Adoption) * {{SUBJECTPAGENAME}} (associated non-talk page) :*Shown here: User:Mirokado/Merge/testcases (Ex. "Talk:Wikipedia" makes "Wikipedia") * {{TALKPAGENAME}} (associated talk page) :*Shown here: User talk:Mirokado/Merge/testcases (Ex. "Wikipedia" makes "Talk:Wikipedia") * {{NAMESPACE}} (namespace of current page) :*Shown here: User (Ex. User:QwerpQwertus/Adoption makes "User") * {{SUBJECTSPACE}}, {{ARTICLESPACE}} (associated non-talk namespace) :*Shown here: User, User (Ex. User talk:QwerpQwertus/Adoption makes "User") * {{TALKSPACE}} (associated talk namespace) :*Shown here: User talk (Ex. "Wikipedia" makes "Talk:Wikipedia") * {{FULLPAGENAMEE}}, {{NAMESPACEE}} etc. (URL-encoded equivalents) :*Shown here: User:Mirokado/Merge/testcases (Ex. "Wikipedia" makes "http://wiki.riteme.site/w/index.php?title=Wikipedia")

See also

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For more detailed information on all magic words (behaviour switches, variables and parser functions), consider reading: * Help:Magic words: a more detailed help page. * mw:Help:Magic words: details of all available MediaWiki standard magic words. * mw:Help:Extension:ParserFunctions: parser function extensions to MediaWiki, to supplement magic words. * mw:Manual:Extending wiki markup: extending MediaWiki wiki markup by adding to standard tokens.