Template:Main other

{{#ifeq:main other |doc

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{{#ifeq:show |show

         | {{#invoke:Message box|mbox}}
        }}{{#if: |
         |   {{#ifexist:Template:Main other
                  | [[Category:{{#switch:Template |Template=Template |Module=Module |User=User |#default=Wikipedia}} documentation pages]]
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                 }}
        }}
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   }}

Template:Used in system {{#invoke:Shortcut|main|template=yes}}

This is the {{main other}} meta-template.

This template helps other templates detect if they are on a main space (article) page or some "other" type of page.

Basic usage

This template usually takes two parameters, like this:

Template:Tlc

If the template is on a main space (article) page, it will return this:

{{#ifeq:main other |doc

    | 

{{#ifeq:show |show

         | {{#invoke:Message box|mbox}}
        }}{{#if: |
         |   {{#ifexist:Template:Main other
                  | [[Category:{{#switch:Template |Template=Template |Module=Module |User=User |#default=Wikipedia}} documentation pages]]
                  |
                 }}
        }}
    | 
   }}

Template:Used in system {{#invoke:Shortcut|main|template=yes}}

This is the {{main other}} meta-template.

This template helps other templates detect if they are on a main space (article) page or some "other" type of page.

Basic usage

This template usually takes two parameters, like this:

Template:Tlc

If the template is on a main space (article) page, it will return this:

If the template is on any other page, it will return this:

A typical usage case could be to make it so that a template only adds a category when on an article. Thus not adding other pages that just show the template. Like this:

Template:Tlc

Note that guidelines do not support categorization in templates.

Or to warn that a template should not be used on other pages:

Template:Tlc

Note that in the first case above the "other" parameter was not used, and in the second example the "main" parameter was left empty.

Demospace

For testing and demonstration purposes, this template can take a parameter named demospace.

• If it has the value main it returns the article text.
• It if has the value other or any other value such as the name of some other namespace it returns the other pages text.
• If the parameter is empty or undefined, the actual page type determines the result.

Like this:

Template:Tlf

No matter on what kind of page the code above is used, it will return:

You can make it so your template also understands the demospace parameter. That means you can demonstrate the different appearances of your template in the documentation for your template:

Template:Tlf

Technical details

This template detects article "Talk:" pages as type other.

This template works like {{main talk other}}. For more examples and technical details, see the documentation there.

<templatedata> { "params": { "1": { "label": "If mainspace", "description": "Content if page is located in mainspace (i.e. article space)", "type": "content" }, "2": { "label": "If not mainspace", "description": "Content if page is not located in mainspace", "type": "content" } } } </templatedata>

Redirects

• {{article only}}
• {{article other}}

If the template is on any other page, it will return this:

{{#ifeq:main other |doc

    | 

{{#ifeq:show |show

         | {{#invoke:Message box|mbox}}
        }}{{#if: |
         |   {{#ifexist:Template:Main other
                  | [[Category:{{#switch:Template |Template=Template |Module=Module |User=User |#default=Wikipedia}} documentation pages]]
                  |
                 }}
        }}
    | 
   }}

Template:Used in system {{#invoke:Shortcut|main|template=yes}}

This is the {{main other}} meta-template.

This template helps other templates detect if they are on a main space (article) page or some "other" type of page.

Basic usage

This template usually takes two parameters, like this:

Template:Tlc

If the template is on a main space (article) page, it will return this:

If the template is on any other page, it will return this:

A typical usage case could be to make it so that a template only adds a category when on an article. Thus not adding other pages that just show the template. Like this:

Template:Tlc

Note that guidelines do not support categorization in templates.

Or to warn that a template should not be used on other pages:

Template:Tlc

Note that in the first case above the "other" parameter was not used, and in the second example the "main" parameter was left empty.

Demospace

For testing and demonstration purposes, this template can take a parameter named demospace.

• If it has the value main it returns the article text.
• It if has the value other or any other value such as the name of some other namespace it returns the other pages text.
• If the parameter is empty or undefined, the actual page type determines the result.

Like this:

Template:Tlf

No matter on what kind of page the code above is used, it will return:

You can make it so your template also understands the demospace parameter. That means you can demonstrate the different appearances of your template in the documentation for your template:

Template:Tlf

Technical details

This template detects article "Talk:" pages as type other.

This template works like {{main talk other}}. For more examples and technical details, see the documentation there.

<templatedata> { "params": { "1": { "label": "If mainspace", "description": "Content if page is located in mainspace (i.e. article space)", "type": "content" }, "2": { "label": "If not mainspace", "description": "Content if page is not located in mainspace", "type": "content" } } } </templatedata>

Redirects

• {{article only}}
• {{article other}}

A typical usage case could be to make it so that a template only adds a category when on an article. Thus not adding other pages that just show the template. Like this:

Template:Tlc

Note that guidelines do not support categorization in templates.

Or to warn that a template should not be used on other pages:

Template:Tlc

Note that in the first case above the "other" parameter was not used, and in the second example the "main" parameter was left empty.

Demospace

For testing and demonstration purposes, this template can take a parameter named demospace.

• If it has the value main it returns the article text.
• It if has the value other or any other value such as the name of some other namespace it returns the other pages text.
• If the parameter is empty or undefined, the actual page type determines the result.

Like this:

Template:Tlf

No matter on what kind of page the code above is used, it will return: {{#ifeq:main other |doc

    | 

{{#ifeq:show |show

         | {{#invoke:Message box|mbox}}
        }}{{#if: |
         |   {{#ifexist:Template:Main other
                  | [[Category:{{#switch:Template |Template=Template |Module=Module |User=User |#default=Wikipedia}} documentation pages]]
                  |
                 }}
        }}
    | 
   }}

Template:Used in system {{#invoke:Shortcut|main|template=yes}}

This is the {{main other}} meta-template.

This template helps other templates detect if they are on a main space (article) page or some "other" type of page.

Basic usage

This template usually takes two parameters, like this:

Template:Tlc

If the template is on a main space (article) page, it will return this:

If the template is on any other page, it will return this:

A typical usage case could be to make it so that a template only adds a category when on an article. Thus not adding other pages that just show the template. Like this:

Template:Tlc

Note that guidelines do not support categorization in templates.

Or to warn that a template should not be used on other pages:

Template:Tlc

Note that in the first case above the "other" parameter was not used, and in the second example the "main" parameter was left empty.

Demospace

For testing and demonstration purposes, this template can take a parameter named demospace.

• If it has the value main it returns the article text.
• It if has the value other or any other value such as the name of some other namespace it returns the other pages text.
• If the parameter is empty or undefined, the actual page type determines the result.

Like this:

Template:Tlf

No matter on what kind of page the code above is used, it will return:

You can make it so your template also understands the demospace parameter. That means you can demonstrate the different appearances of your template in the documentation for your template:

Template:Tlf

Technical details

This template detects article "Talk:" pages as type other.

This template works like {{main talk other}}. For more examples and technical details, see the documentation there.

<templatedata> { "params": { "1": { "label": "If mainspace", "description": "Content if page is located in mainspace (i.e. article space)", "type": "content" }, "2": { "label": "If not mainspace", "description": "Content if page is not located in mainspace", "type": "content" } } } </templatedata>

Redirects

• {{article only}}
• {{article other}}

You can make it so your template also understands the demospace parameter. That means you can demonstrate the different appearances of your template in the documentation for your template:

Template:Tlf

Technical details

This template detects article "Talk:" pages as type other.

This template works like {{main talk other}}. For more examples and technical details, see the documentation there.

<templatedata> { "params": { "1": { "label": "If mainspace", "description": "Content if page is located in mainspace (i.e. article space)", "type": "content" }, "2": { "label": "If not mainspace", "description": "Content if page is not located in mainspace", "type": "content" } } } </templatedata>

Redirects

• {{article only}}
• {{article other}}