Template:Namespaced category overriding/doc - Revision history

TheDragonFire123: 5 revisions imported: All kinds of templates for CCW to emulate AEW's old hard drive stock

2024-09-24T06:14:56Z

5 revisions imported: All kinds of templates for CCW to emulate AEW's old hard drive stock

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TheDragonFire123: Add the documentation subpage template

2022-12-08T15:20:26Z

Add the documentation subpage template

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	{{Template shortcut\|NsCatO}}		{{Template shortcut\|NsCatO}}
			{{Documentation subpage}}
	This template allows for conditional categorisation, where a page will only be placed into a category if the template is used in a given namespace. It is based on {{tlx\|Namespaced category}}. In addition, it also adds a conditional override system through its second unnamed parameter. If it is sent -1, categorisation is completely disabled (by setting <code><nowiki>namespace</nowiki></code> to -1, an impossible combination). If it is sent 1, it always categorises regardless of namespace (by setting <code><nowiki>namespace</nowiki></code> to <code><nowiki>{{NAMESPACENUMBER}}</nowiki></code>, so the check succeeds no matter what). If set to any other option, including left blank, it performs the namespace check of its dependent template. It is intended for use by integration into other templates, to allow use in applications where automatic categorisation is not always desired (for example, to illustrate usage, or to use the template with parameters that might break automatic categorisation).		This template allows for conditional categorisation, where a page will only be placed into a category if the template is used in a given namespace. It is based on {{tlx\|Namespaced category}}. In addition, it also adds a conditional override system through its second unnamed parameter. If it is sent -1, categorisation is completely disabled (by setting <code><nowiki>namespace</nowiki></code> to -1, an impossible combination). If it is sent 1, it always categorises regardless of namespace (by setting <code><nowiki>namespace</nowiki></code> to <code><nowiki>{{NAMESPACENUMBER}}</nowiki></code>, so the check succeeds no matter what). If set to any other option, including left blank, it performs the namespace check of its dependent template. It is intended for use by integration into other templates, to allow use in applications where automatic categorisation is not always desired (for example, to illustrate usage, or to use the template with parameters that might break automatic categorisation).

TheDragonFire123 at 08:08, 7 February 2022

2022-02-07T08:08:28Z

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	*To categorise pages into [[:Category:Buses]], only in mainspace, and pass in a parameter named "force_cat" that can be set to -1 to fully disable or 1 to force:		*To categorise pages into [[:Category:Buses]], only in mainspace, and pass in a parameter named "force_cat" that can be set to -1 to fully disable or 1 to force:
	**{{tlx\|NsCatO\|2 = Buses\|3 = <nowiki>{{{force_cat\|}}}</nowiki>}}		**{{tlx\|NsCatO\|2 = Buses\|3 = <nowiki>{{{force_cat\|}}}</nowiki>}}
	*To categorise pages into [[:Category:Western Digital Marvell families]], only in the category namespace, and pass in a parameter named "force_cat" that can be set to -1 to fully disable or 1 to force:		*To categorise pages into [[:Category:Western Digital Marvell families]], only in the category namespace, and pass in a parameter named "force_cat" that can be set to -1 to fully disable or 1 to force it to regardless of namespace:
	**{{tlx\|NsCatO\|2 = Western Digital Marvell families\|3 = <nowiki>{{{force_cat\|}}}</nowiki>\|4 = namespace = 14}}		**{{tlx\|NsCatO\|2 = Western Digital Marvell families\|3 = <nowiki>{{{force_cat\|}}}</nowiki>\|4 = namespace = 14}}

TheDragonFire123: Add shortcut

2022-01-29T04:13:36Z

Add shortcut

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	This template allows for conditional categorisation, where a page will only be placed into a category if the namespace ~~is correct~~. It is based on {{tlx\|Namespaced category}}. In addition, it also adds a conditional override system through its second unnamed parameter. If it is sent -1, categorisation is completely disabled (by setting <code><nowiki>namespace</nowiki></code> to -1, an impossible combination). If it is sent 1, it always categorises regardless of namespace (by setting <code><nowiki>namespace</nowiki></code> to <code><nowiki>{{NAMESPACENUMBER}}</nowiki></code>, so the check succeeds no matter what). If set to any other option, including left blank, it performs the namespace check of its dependent template. It is intended for use by integration into other templates, to allow use in applications where automatic categorisation is not always desired (for example, to illustrate usage, or to use the template with parameters that might break automatic categorisation).		{{Template shortcut\|NsCatO}}
			This template allows for conditional categorisation, where a page will only be placed into a category if the template is used in a given namespace. It is based on {{tlx\|Namespaced category}}. In addition, it also adds a conditional override system through its second unnamed parameter. If it is sent -1, categorisation is completely disabled (by setting <code><nowiki>namespace</nowiki></code> to -1, an impossible combination). If it is sent 1, it always categorises regardless of namespace (by setting <code><nowiki>namespace</nowiki></code> to <code><nowiki>{{NAMESPACENUMBER}}</nowiki></code>, so the check succeeds no matter what). If set to any other option, including left blank, it performs the namespace check of its dependent template. It is intended for use by integration into other templates, to allow use in applications where automatic categorisation is not always desired (for example, to illustrate usage, or to use the template with parameters that might break automatic categorisation).

	==Example usage==		==Example usage==

TheDragonFire123 at 04:02, 29 January 2022

2022-01-29T04:02:42Z

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+}
 </templatedata>

TheDragonFire123: Created page with " { "params": { "1": { "label": "Category name", "description": "The name of the category to add if the check succeeds (do not add Category: prefix)",..."

2022-01-29T03:53:06Z

Created page with "<templatedata> { "params": { "1": { "label": "Category name", "description": "The name of the category to add if the check succeeds (do not add Category: prefix)",..."

New page

<templatedata>
{
"params": {
"1": {
"label": "Category name",
"description": "The name of the category to add if the check succeeds (do not add Category: prefix)",
"type": "string",
"required": true,
"example": "Buses with unknown VIN"
},
"2": {
"label": "Force category option parameter",
"description": "For use inside templates. The parameter that your template uses to specify category forcing.",
"example": "{{{force_cat|}}}",
"type": "number",
"suggested": true
},
"namespace": {
"label": "Namespace number",
"description": "The namespace number to display this category in.",
"example": "2",
"type": "number",
"default": "0"
}
},
"format": "inline",
"description": "Checks the namespace of the page, and if it matches mainspace (or the number of the given namespace), adds a category. It also adds an overriding function, where 1 forces categorisation and -1 disables it."
}
</templatedata>