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{{tlx|random|1000}} = {{random|1000}} | {{tlx|random|1000}} = {{random|1000}} | ||
This number will change every time the page loads. If, however, you want to choose a random number that's "locked" in place by the act of hitting the publish button, then you have to substitute the template, like this: | |||
<code><nowiki>{{subst:{{random|1000}}}}</nowiki></code> = {{subst:{{random|1000}}}} |
Revision as of 19:01, 23 April 2012
{{random}} generates a random number, at least to the extent that non-mathematicians will be happy with the term "random", through simple markup. The number can be from 1 to whatever number you choose, up to 1000.
Syntax is straightforward:
{{random|1000}} = 80
This number will change every time the page loads. If, however, you want to choose a random number that's "locked" in place by the act of hitting the publish button, then you have to substitute the template, like this:
{{subst:{{random|1000}}}}
= {{subst:80}}