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<noinclude>See: [[User:Lariat2301/SandPit|Sand Pit]], [[User:Lariat2301/SandBox|Sand Box]], [[User:Lariat2301/SandBox2|SandBox2]] and [[User:Lariat2301/SandBox3|SandBox3]].
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With normal transclusion:
With normal transclusion:
<pre>
<pre>
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With subclusion:
With subclusion:
<pre>                    <!--    Copy this line:            -->
                    <!--    Copy this line:            --><pre>
{{subst:CURRENTDAY}}-{{subst:CURRENTMONTHNAME}}-{{subst:CURRENTTIME}}
{{subst:CURRENTDAY}}-{{subst:CURRENTMONTHNAME}}-{{subst:CURRENTYEAR}} {{subst:CURRENTTIME}}
</pre>produces...       <!--    And paste it to this line:  -->
</pre>produces...   <!--    And paste it to this line:  -->
11-June-12:13
11-June-2009 15:54


But in the latter case, the actual source of this page has been changed permanently.
But in the latter case, the actual source of this page has been changed permanently.


<pre>Try it: edit this page and replace the date-and-time information shown under subclusion with the protected version just above it. Then save the page and reopen it.</pre>
<pre>Try it: edit this page and replace the date-and-time information shown under
subclusion with the protected version just above it. Then save the page and reopen it.</pre>


The question is: can this be used to automate wiki-readable timestamps?
The question is: can this be used to automate wiki-readable timestamps?


Imagine that a subclusion'd version of the month and date were in a template in such a way that they automatically time-stamped a DangerReport when a user updated it. Comparisons between the 'current' month and date and those so timestamped could be used to automate aging of DangerReports... or at least I think so.
Imagine that a subclusion'd version of the month and date were in a template in such a way that they automatically time-stamped a DangerReport when a user updated it. Comparisons between the 'current' month and date and those so timestamped could be used to automate aging of DangerReports... or at least I think so.
Checking basic timestamping: <nowiki>{{CURRENTTIMESTAMP}}</nowiki>? Is this undefined?: {{CURRENTTIMESTAMP}}
While we're at it, lets take a look at some of the other cool stuff from [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Magic_words]:<br>
<nowiki>{{LOCALTIME}}</nowiki>? Is this undefined?: {{LOCALTIME}}<br>
<nowiki>{{NUMBEROFUSERS}}</nowiki>? Is this undefined?: {{NUMBEROFUSERS}}<br>
<nowiki>{{NUMBEROFACTIVEUSERS}}</nowiki>? Is this undefined?: {{NUMBEROFACTIVEUSERS}}<br>
<nowiki>{{NUMBEROFADMINS}}</nowiki>? Is this undefined?: {{NUMBEROFADMINS}}<br>
This one might be cool: <nowiki>__NEWSECTIONLINK__</nowiki>? If this works, there should be a "+" at the top of this page for new sections.
__NEWSECTIONLINK__
Yup, that one works.
Ah, what is the mediawiki version of the UD wiki? <nowiki>{{CURRENTVERSION}}</nowiki>: {{CURRENTVERSION}}<br>
Finally, anything the UD wiki can do specially? It'll be listed on the [[Special:Version]] page.
<br>
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<br>
Other tools to be used in this:
<nowiki>{{PREVIOUSMONTH}}</nowiki> isn't implemented here (undefined: {{PREVIOUSMONTH}}) but this is what generates it:
<pre>{{#expr:(({{CURRENTMONTH}}+10)mod 12)+1}}</pre>
Does it work? Only if our wiki has implemented the math functions...
Here: {{#expr:(({{CURRENTMONTH}}+10)mod 12)+1}}
Nope. Doesn't work.
What is missing comes from [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Extension:ParserFunctions here].
<br clear=both />
----
OK:
<pre>
[[Image:mall-{{{status|unknown}}}-small.jpg]]
</pre>
[[Image:mall-{{{status|unknown}}}-small.jpg]]
<pre>
{| style="width:7px; height:7px; background:{{StatusMap {{{status|unknown}}}}}" | <!-- Hah! Nothing in the box! -->
|}
</pre>
{| style="width:7px; height:7px; background:{{StatusMap {{{status|unknown}}}}}" | <!-- Hah! Nothing in the box! -->
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Latest revision as of 16:14, 11 June 2009

See: Sand Pit, Sand Box, SandBox2 and SandBox3.

With normal transclusion:

{{CURRENTDAY}}-{{CURRENTMONTHNAME}}-{{CURRENTYEAR}} {{CURRENTTIME}}

produces...

23-December-2024 06:41

With subclusion:

{{subst:CURRENTDAY}}-{{subst:CURRENTMONTHNAME}}-{{subst:CURRENTYEAR}} {{subst:CURRENTTIME}}

produces...

11-June-2009 15:54

But in the latter case, the actual source of this page has been changed permanently.

Try it: edit this page and replace the date-and-time information shown under
subclusion with the protected version just above it. Then save the page and reopen it.

The question is: can this be used to automate wiki-readable timestamps?

Imagine that a subclusion'd version of the month and date were in a template in such a way that they automatically time-stamped a DangerReport when a user updated it. Comparisons between the 'current' month and date and those so timestamped could be used to automate aging of DangerReports... or at least I think so.

Checking basic timestamping: {{CURRENTTIMESTAMP}}? Is this undefined?: 20241223064124

While we're at it, lets take a look at some of the other cool stuff from [1]:
{{LOCALTIME}}? Is this undefined?: 06:41
{{NUMBEROFUSERS}}? Is this undefined?: 51,339
{{NUMBEROFACTIVEUSERS}}? Is this undefined?: 18
{{NUMBEROFADMINS}}? Is this undefined?: 7
This one might be cool: __NEWSECTIONLINK__? If this works, there should be a "+" at the top of this page for new sections.

Yup, that one works.

Ah, what is the mediawiki version of the UD wiki? {{CURRENTVERSION}}: 1.39.1
Finally, anything the UD wiki can do specially? It'll be listed on the Special:Version page.



Other tools to be used in this: {{PREVIOUSMONTH}} isn't implemented here (undefined: Template:PREVIOUSMONTH) but this is what generates it:

{{#expr:(({{CURRENTMONTH}}+10)mod 12)+1}}

Does it work? Only if our wiki has implemented the math functions... Here: {{#expr:((12+10)mod 12)+1}} Nope. Doesn't work. What is missing comes from here.



OK:

[[Image:mall-{{{status|unknown}}}-small.jpg]]

Mall-unknown-small.jpg

{| style="width:7px; height:7px; background:{{StatusMap {{{status|unknown}}}}}" | <!-- Hah! Nothing in the box! -->
|}