Difference between revisions of "Fileref"

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</noinclude><includeonly>{{#vardefine:filename|{{{1}}}}}<!-- <span style="display:none;">[[Media:{{#var:filename}}]]</span> -->{{#tag: ref | {{#if: {{{page|}}} | [{{fullurl:File:{{#var:filename}}|page={{{page}}}}} File:{{#var:filename}}, page {{{page}}}] | [[:File:{{#var:filename}}]]}} | name=":File:{{#var:filename}}_p{{{page}}}" }}</includeonly>
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</noinclude><includeonly>{{#vardefine:filename|{{{1}}}}}{{#ifexist:File:{{#var:filename}}|<span style="display:none;">[[Media:{{#var:filename}}]]</span>}}{{#tag: ref | {{#if: {{{page|}}} | [{{fullurl:File:{{#var:filename}}|page={{{page}}}}} File:{{#var:filename}}, page {{{page}}}] | [[:File:{{#var:filename}}]]}} | name=":File:{{#var:filename}}_p{{{page}}}" }}</includeonly>

Revision as of 09:51, 21 August 2016

Template for file references.

Parameters:

  • 1: Filename.
  • page: Page number. Used for multi-page PDF documents.

Examples:

See also

  • Template:Ref for referencing other pages on the wiki or other sites in general.

References

Since this template uses the <ref> tag, all pages that use this template will have an auto-generated references list appended to the end of the page. To prevent confusion, a <references/> tag should be added to the end of the page in a dedicated "References" section, such as this one.