Infobox/Mod – Template talk
Please can someone help me with structured infobox, when are shown only parameters which are filled out? For example - if someone skip field coder, the whole line will not be displayed. I've tried to use #if , but without result:
{{#if:{{{coder|}}}|<tr><th style="background-color: #ccccff;">Coder(s)</th><td>{{{coder|}}}</td></tr>}}
It's better to have only one template then create another ones with different parameters. If you find the way, feel free to edit this one.
- Yep, I'd also like to see an all in one template, but I have no idea how to do it. That's why I made a new one, we can delete it as soon as we have this working. --raedor 11:26, 21 July 2006 (CEST)
I'm going to remove the categorisation in the Mods category. Unless its required for the template it doesn't look that nice in this category. Actually I decided against it. Perhaps some wiki sauvy person can fix it.hoz 20:37, 24 July 2006 (CEST)
- Didn't find how to do it with if, but an empty entry is better than nothing: Example (Island Designer)
Including the content of a template in a template or variable name or parameter value
It is now possible to use a template with a name dependent on the content of another template. For example: {{{{tctc}} }}, using Template:Tctc (talk, backlinks, edit) containing "tc" and Template:Tc (talk, backlinks, edit) containing "in
Example of a constant template (one without parameters or template calls).
[[Category:Demo template]] ", gives "in". If there are no parameters, a space is needed between e.g. the two pairs of closing braces.
It is now possible (since about 19 October 2005) to use a variable with a name dependent on the content of a template.
For example: {{CURRENT{{t day}}}} using Template:T day (talk, backlinks, edit)
containing "DAY" gives the text 25, which is indeed the value of 1
It is now possible (since about 19 October 2005) to include the content of another template in a parameter value