Difference between revisions of "Template:Footer Cargo/doc"

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This template is supposed to be invoked on the bottom of '''every article''' and '''every template'''.
This template is supposed to be invoked on the bottom of '''every article''' and '''every template'''.


It checks if the page is directly or inderectly relevant to Cargo data definition and displays appropriate messagebox.
It checks if the page is directly or indirectly relevant to Cargo data definition and displays appropriate message box.


The usage is requested at the very bottom of pages, because of the mechanic used to detect data definition.
The usage is requested at the very bottom of pages, because of the mechanic used to detect data definition.
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It abuses the fact, that every defining template sets a variable ''cargo_define_invoked''. In general, we can't know where exactly on a page data was defined. To be reliable, the check must occur at the end, after all transclusions are resolved.
It abuses the fact, that every defining template sets a variable ''cargo_define_invoked''. In general, we can't know where exactly on a page data was defined. To be reliable, the check must occur at the end, after all transclusions are resolved.


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{{Footer Cargo}}
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[[Category:Cargo management templates]]
[[Category:Cargo management templates]]
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--><noinclude>[[Category:Template documentation|{{PAGENAME}}]]</noinclude>

Latest revision as of 01:51, 1 May 2023

This template is supposed to be invoked on the bottom of every article and every template.

It checks if the page is directly or indirectly relevant to Cargo data definition and displays appropriate message box.

The usage is requested at the very bottom of pages, because of the mechanic used to detect data definition.

It abuses the fact, that every defining template sets a variable cargo_define_invoked. In general, we can't know where exactly on a page data was defined. To be reliable, the check must occur at the end, after all transclusions are resolved.