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Latest revision as of 23:33, 7 May 2015

Non-menu entries are:


Template documentation (for the template shown above, sometimes hidden or invisible)

Description

This template is used to automatically list the non-menu entries of a GameMenu using an SMW-Query.
It uses {{List MenuEntries/query template}} for output formating.
This template is used by {{GameMenu intro}}.
See these pages for more SMW-documentation:

Syntax

Type the below code somewhere on a page:
{{List MenuEntries}}
It can accept one parameter to select a specific menu to list, to accommodate usage on any page.
This optional named parameter is called menu and controls which info is displayed according to its value:
  • this
    List non-menu pages that have Property:isinGameMenu set to the last part of the pagename where you invoke this template in. (eg. 'sub' for page 'main/sub')
    This is the default for normal pages, see below for exception.
  • any
    List all non-menu pages that have Property:isinGameMenu set to any value. (SMW-Query conditon-value '+')
    This is the default when in the Template-namespace.
  • When using anything other as this or any
    It will use the last part of this value as a SMW-Query conditon-value for Property:isinGameMenu to select pages. (eg. 'sub' for 'main/sub')
    It will use the last part of this value to display as menu-name. (eg. 'sub' for 'main/sub')
    It will use the whole value as link-target for the displayed menu-name. (eg. 'main/sub' for 'main/sub')
    So unless you have redirect-pages setup, you should use the whole path of the menu-structure to list entries of some menu on any-other pages !
    Example: 'Build' as value would properly display the non-menu entries for the Build menu, but it would link to a page named "Build" and not the one inside the menu-hierarchy, which would be "GameMenu/Build" in this case...

Examples

  1. {{List MenuEntries}} gives:
    Non-menu entries are:
  2. {{List MenuEntries|menu=GameMenu/Build}} gives:
    Non-menu entries you can find in the Build-menu are: