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* When used on strings with characters that carry a meaning in wiki-layout, this template will interpret the character as a layout instruction. For example, {{Tlx|Unlink|<nowiki>[[123;456]]</nowiki>}} renders as<br />{{Unlink|[[123;456]]|nocategory=true}} | * When used on strings with characters that carry a meaning in wiki-layout, this template will interpret the character as a layout instruction. For example, {{Tlx|Unlink|<nowiki>[[123;456]]</nowiki>}} renders as<br />{{Unlink|[[123;456]]|nocategory=true}} | ||
* Only supports a limited character set, as defined by {{tl|Str index/getchar}}. | * Only supports a limited character set, as defined by {{tl|Str index/getchar}}. | ||
<noinclude>[[category:template documentation|{{PAGENAME}}]]</noinclude> | |||
Revision as of 14:09, 18 May 2012
This template can be used to "unlink" parameters.
- {{Unlink|[[Einstein]]}} results in Script error: No such module "String"..
- {{Unlink|[Einstein]}} results in Script error: No such module "String"..
- {{Unlink|Einstein}} results in Script error: No such module "String"..
Limitations
- Expensive.
- Spaces are not supported: {{Unlink|[[Albert Einstein]]}} results in Script error: No such module "String"..
- When used on strings with characters that carry a meaning in wiki-layout, this template will interpret the character as a layout instruction. For example, {{Unlink|[[123;456]]}} renders as
Script error: No such module "String". - Only supports a limited character set, as defined by {{Str index/getchar}}.
