Fabartus: fix for this site to TOL namespaces, not subpages

2013-07-13T04:15:17Z

fix for this site to TOL namespaces, not subpages

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	[[Category:Self-documenting templates\|{{PAGENAME}}]]		[[Category:Self-documenting templates\|{{PAGENAME}}]]
	[[Category:Internal link templates\|{{PAGENAME}}]]		[[Category:Internal link templates\|{{PAGENAME}}]]
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	;usage		;usage
	This template forms an internal link to the ~~[[Trainz]] wikibook~~ with parameter <code><nowiki>{{{1}}}</nowiki></code>, and incorporates an option to access a sub-sub-page given the optional 3rd default parameter: <code> <nowiki>{{{3}}} </nowiki></code> as well allowing for as an optional pretty-link re-title parameter <code>'2' allowing <nowiki>{{{2}}} and/or '\|3=sub-page/' </nowiki></code> formatted link calls ... all forming the link and all links in the wiki-markup as:<br/>		This template forms an internal link to the TranzOnline pages with parameter <code><nowiki>{{{1}}}</nowiki></code>, and incorporates an option to access a sub-sub-page given the optional 3rd default parameter: <code> <nowiki>{{{3}}} </nowiki></code> as well allowing for as an optional pretty-link re-title parameter <code>'2' allowing <nowiki>{{{2}}} and/or '\|3=sub-page/' </nowiki></code> formatted link calls ... all forming the link and all links in the wiki-markup as:<br/>
	* <code>  <nowiki>[[~~Trainz/~~{{{3\|}}}{{{1}}}\|{{{2\|{{{1}}}}}}]]</nowiki>  </code>		* <code>  <nowiki>[[TrainzOnline:{{{3\|}}}{{{1}}}\|{{{2\|{{{1}}}}}}]]</nowiki>  </code>
	* Users unfamiliar with wiki-markup parameter parsing, just focus on <nowiki>{{{2}}} or '\|2=text' </nowiki> overriding the presented text of the link,		* Users unfamiliar with wiki-markup parameter parsing, just focus on <nowiki>{{{2}}} or '\|2=text' </nowiki> overriding the presented text of the link,
	* and <nowiki>{{{3}}}/ or '\|3=sub-sub-linktext/' </nowiki> giving a prefix to a sub-sub-page, so <nowiki>{{{3}}}</nowiki>,		* and <nowiki>{{{3}}}/ or '\|3=sub-sub-linktext/' </nowiki> giving a prefix to a sub-sub-page, so <nowiki>{{{3}}}</nowiki>,

Fabartus: port from WIkibook Trainz project and adapt for TrainzOnline namespace

2013-07-05T10:02:19Z

port from WIkibook Trainz project and adapt for TrainzOnline namespace

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[[TrainzOnline/{{{3|}}}{{{1}}}|{{{2|{{{1}}}}}}]]<noinclude>
[[Category:Self-documenting templates|{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Internal link templates|{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:TrainzOnline administration templates|{{PAGENAME}}]]
<div style="background:#aadadf; border: 2px solid blue;">
;usage
This template forms an internal link to the [[Trainz]] wikibook with parameter <code><nowiki>{{{1}}}</nowiki></code>, and incorporates an option to access a sub-sub-page given the optional 3rd default parameter: <code> <nowiki>{{{3}}} </nowiki></code> as well allowing for as an optional pretty-link re-title parameter <code>'2' allowing <nowiki>{{{2}}} and/or '|3=sub-page/' </nowiki></code> formatted link calls ... all forming the link and all links in the wiki-markup as:<br/>
* <code>  <nowiki>[[Trainz/{{{3|}}}{{{1}}}|{{{2|{{{1}}}}}}]]</nowiki>  </code>
* Users unfamiliar with wiki-markup parameter parsing, just focus on <nowiki>{{{2}}} or '|2=text' </nowiki> overriding the presented text of the link,
* and <nowiki>{{{3}}}/ or '|3=sub-sub-linktext/' </nowiki> giving a prefix to a sub-sub-page, so <nowiki>{{{3}}}</nowiki>,
: if and when given, <u>MUST HAVE</u> a trailing '/' to form a proper link.
 
'''<u>Example-1, expanded paste down</u>:'''
:This is because all template default parameters, formally 'numbered parameters' can also be specified like this:
<nowiki>{{TL
|1=Tips And Tricks
|2=Tips
}}</nowiki>
which wiki-markup language is processed exactly
the same as <nowiki>{{TL |Tips And Tricks |Tips }}</nowiki>.
;caution
When using a template such as this which forms a link, it is best to NOT use spaces between the pipe characters "|" as done for clarity above.
{{TrainzTip|Spaces in the 'pretty-text' part are fine!
}}
'''<u>In-line Examples</u>:'''
* <nowiki>{{TL|Tips And Tricks}}</nowiki> links as:
:::<code><nowiki>[[Trainz/Tips And Tricks|Tips And Tricks]]</nowiki></code> and the other formulation:
:::<code><nowiki>[[/Tips And Tricks|Tips And Tricks]] </nowiki></code> both would.
:But... is much easier to edit around on a page when trying to get the best prose presentation.

* Similarly:
:::<code><nowiki>{{TL|Tips And Tricks|Tricks}}</nowiki></code> links as if the constructs: <code><nowiki>[[TrainzOnline/Tips And Tricks|Tricks]]</nowiki></code> and
:::<code><nowiki>[[/Tips And Tricks|Tricks]]</nowiki></code> which is perhaps part of the phrase you want. (This version may not yet work on TrainzOnline)

* Sub-subpage links will mainly be needed in the forthcoming Error fixing series of tutorials and the Programmed Instruction (Trainz A-Z) linked progressive tutorials off their own sub-TOC base page. <br/><br/>
:Planned use of Sub-sub-pages... '''Better than splitting the book down the multiple tracks'''... we're going to make ''a lot of new pages'' in the PI tutorials! Whether for beginners or intermediate Trainzers, they'll all end in content creation and other advanced topics like TransDEM map generation anyway.

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Fabartus: fix for this site to TOL namespaces, not subpages

Fabartus: port from WIkibook Trainz project and adapt for TrainzOnline namespace