Hi Dan,
Don't know the answer to your P.S. Sorry.
Succes en plezier,
Martien.
On Jul 4, 2:32 pm, Dan Bolser <dan.bol...@gmail.com> wrote:
> 2009/7/4 Martien <martien.van.steenber...@gmail.com>:
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> > Given: Form:Test, Template:Test, Category:Test according to basic
> > setup.
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> > Everything works fine when Form:Test has:
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> > {{{for template|Test}}}
> > {| class="formtable"
> > |-
> > !Has author(s):
> > | {{{field|Has author}}}
> > |}
> > {{{end template}}}
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> > I.e. when I use the form to create a apge called Test, this page gets
> > the following ocntent:
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> > {{Test
> > |Has author=aap,noot,mies,wim,zus,jet
> > }}
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> > Now when I change the filed line in the form to:
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> > | {{{field|uploadable|Has author}}}
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> > and use the form the edit the Test page it gets mangled and ends up
> > like:
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> > {{Test
> > |uploadable=aaa
> > |Heeft_auteur=aap,noot,mies,wim,zus,jet
> > }}
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> > Similar things happen when I do:
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> > | {{{field|size=50|Has author}}}
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> > Running SemanticForms 1.7.3
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> > Any clues?
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> Yeah, I think you need:
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> | {{{field|Has author|uploadable}}}
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> From the man page:http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:Semantic_Forms
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> "field - Specifies a field to be placed in a form, corresponding to a
> template field. The name immediately following the field declaration
> is the name of the template field."
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> I think that text could be clearer, but it does suggest that you need
> to use the above format rather than what you have (the clue was the
> 'uploadable' string turning up in the template).
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> See:http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:Semantic_Forms#Sample_form
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> In documentation I'd recommend the use of the term 'template
> parameter' over 'template field' to mean the string used to identify a
> variable in the template call. i.e.
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> {{ my template | some such = so and so }}
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> whole thing = template call.
> "my template" = template name.
> "some such" = template parameter.
> "so and so" = value of the parameter.
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> HTH,
> Dan.
>
> P.S. How come 'forminput' doesn't have named parameters? Is it a limit
> of the way parser functions work, or it just hasn't been coded that
> way?
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