1 Date: Fri, 6 Mar 2009 09:48:31 +0000
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11 The **Template** [[Help:WikiPlugin|plugin]] allows to include text from a wiki page and replace certain placeholders by parameters.
13 A template can be seen as a parametrized block. It is similiar to [CreatePage] with the template argument, but at run-time.
15 There are two syntaxes to call a template, the usual Phpwiki syntax for plugins, and a more
16 concise syntax similar to Mediawiki templates.
21 <<Template page=Templates/Footer>>
22 <<Template page=Templates/Film vars="title=SomeFilm&year=1999">>
23 {{Templates/Film|title=SomeFilm|year=1999}}
26 With a specific revision of the page:
28 <<Template page=somepage rev=5>>
29 {{somepage?version=5}}
32 If ENABLE_MARKUP_TEMPLATE is true, we support a Mediawiki-style syntax extension which maps
34 {{TemplateFilm|title=Some Good Film|year=1999}}
38 <<Template page=TemplateFilm vars="title=Some Good Film&year=1999">>
50 | pagename to be included as template
54 | optional parameters to be expanded inside the template
59 | most recent revision
62 | just include a named section
66 | when including a named section show the heading
70 === Parameter expansion
72 vars="var1=value1&var2=value2"
74 We only support named parameters, not numbered ones as in Mediawiki, and
75 the placeholder is %%var%% and not ~{~{~{var~}~}~} as in Mediawiki.
77 The following predefined variables are automatically expanded if existing:
87 | last modified date + time
90 | creation date + time
119 <noinclude> .. </noinclude> is stripped.
121 <includeonly> .. </includeonly> is only expanded in pages using the template, not in the template itself.
127 <<Template page=TemplateExample vars="title=TestTitle">>
132 {{TemplateExample|title=TestTitle}}
137 [[PhpWikiDocumentation]] [[CategoryWikiPlugin]]