James Montalvo wrote
> I spent a lot of time on Friday trying to figure out how to replicate an
> ask query in PHP. I was pretty sure I could do something to reuse the
> parser, but since I wanted to be able to manipulate the data before
> displaying it I did not pursue that method. Thank you, Fran
I spent a lot of time on Friday trying to figure out how to replicate an
ask query in PHP. I was pretty sure I could do something to reuse the
parser, but since I wanted to be able to manipulate the data before
displaying it I did not pursue that method. Thank you, Frank, for the way
you described.
Thanks for the notes, James!
El 02/11/14 a les 12:57, James HK ha escrit:
> Hi,
>
>> Even though Semantic Tasks is unmaintained, I found some piece of code
>> that could inspire you as well:
>> https://git.wikimedia.org/blob/mediawiki%2Fextensions%2FSemanticTasks/5363a0ba564c5c3708c246a4c316260d7
Hi,
> Even though Semantic Tasks is unmaintained, I found some piece of code
> that could inspire you as well:
> https://git.wikimedia.org/blob/mediawiki%2Fextensions%2FSemanticTasks/5363a0ba564c5c3708c246a4c316260d781da1e1/SemanticTasks.classes.php
Please try not follow these as general guidelin
Hi James,
I found this link some weeks ago:
https://semantic-mediawiki.org/wiki/User:Yury_Katkov/programming_examples
Even though Semantic Tasks is unmaintained, I found some piece of code
that could inspire you as well:
https://git.wikimedia.org/blob/mediawiki%2Fextensions%2FSemanticTasks/5363a0
Hi James,
you can try this, works fine in similar case for me:
1) Create the ask string in php like this:
/$search = "{{#ask: }}";/
2) Create the result string which you can manipulate later:
$resultString =
$parser->mStripState->unstripBoth($parser->recursiveTagParse( $/search/,
$frame
If your extension includes a JavaScript component, and you need to make the
ask query in the JavaScript, SMW includes the ask query as an API module
(action=ask or action=askargs, depending on what format you prefer to send
in the query).
--
Jason Ji
jason.y...@gmail.com
On Sat, Nov 1, 2014 at 8:
Hey,
So you'd have something like
{{#gimmeh_datas_in_a_table: [[Category:Some category]]}}
that results in the same output as the #ask call you posted? If that's all
you're doing you can of course just use a template. Which indeed does not
work if you want to modify the result in certain ways.
I'm creating a parser function in which I'm going to include an ask query.
In this particular case I'd like it just return a normal HTML table of
results, as if I were to do:
{{#ask: [[Category:Some category]]
|? Property 1
|? Property 2
| limit = 10
| sort = Property 2
}}
Once I understand this
