Difference between revisions of "Template:Strip basepage"
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The correct answer is '''Sub/Page'''. | The correct answer is '''Sub/Page'''. | ||
| − | This template is intended to strip the current PAGENAME plus a / from the parameter. The idea is to show the subpage correctly while on the base page. So while on Base/Page, call <nowiki>{{Strip basepage:Base/Page/Sub/Page}}</nowiki> and it will spit out the correct answer. Requires StringFunctions.</noinclude><includeonly>{{#replace:{{{1|}}}|{{FULLPAGENAME}}/|}}</includeonly> | + | You can optionally supply the base page name as a second parameter. Otherwise it will use the current full page name. |
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| + | This template is intended to strip the current PAGENAME plus a / from the parameter. The idea is to show the subpage correctly while on the base page. So while on Base/Page, call <nowiki>{{Strip basepage:Base/Page/Sub/Page}}</nowiki> and it will spit out the correct answer. Requires StringFunctions.</noinclude><includeonly>{{#replace:{{{1|}}}|{{{2|{{FULLPAGENAME}}}}}/|}}</includeonly> | ||
Latest revision as of 20:38, August 22, 2019
Both #titleparts & SUBPAGENAME do poorly with slashes. For example, using the title Base/Page/Sub/Page where the base is Base/Page and the sub is Sub/Page:
- {{#titleparts:Base/Page/Sub/Page||2}}
- Page/Sub/Page
- {{#titleparts:Base/Page/Sub/Page||-1}}
- Page
- {{SUBPAGENAME:Base/Page/Sub/Page}}
- Page
The correct answer is Sub/Page.
You can optionally supply the base page name as a second parameter. Otherwise it will use the current full page name.
This template is intended to strip the current PAGENAME plus a / from the parameter. The idea is to show the subpage correctly while on the base page. So while on Base/Page, call {{Strip basepage:Base/Page/Sub/Page}} and it will spit out the correct answer. Requires StringFunctions.
