Difference between revisions of "Template:Meetup graticule/Documentation"

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| map=<map lat="123" lon="-45" date="2005-05-21" />
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| map=<map lat="37" lon="-121" date="2005-05-21" />
| lat=123
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| lat=37
| lon=-45
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| lon=-121
 
| date=2005-05-21
 
| date=2005-05-21
 
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Revision as of 02:39, 4 July 2008

Usage:

{{meetup graticule
| map=<map lat="37" lon="-121" date="2005-05-21" />
| lat=37
| lon=-121
| date=2005-05-21
}}

Optional parameters:

| graticule_name=London West
| graticule_link=London West, United Kingdom

This template is design for "meetup pages", pages which name look like "2008-05-21 37 -121". For now, it contains a map, a category links. It may evolve to contain more usefull informations.

Right now, map argument is mandatory, while beeing so redundant with other informations. I hope it will change in the future (I think it needs code change!)

If graticule_link is not provided, graticule_name will be used as link. If neither of them is provided, {{{lat}}},{{{lon}}} will be used, as some graticule pages already got that kind of "redirection page".

--Gissehel 10:55, 24 May 2008 (UTC)
Hopefully, the author of this template checks here periodically... There are two things that don't work right with this. First, the graticule_link doesn't product a link when there is a comma in the name (even though the example shows a comma!). If it doesn't change, look at the Melbourne, Florida page for an example. Second, it is very sad that the use of magic words (such as {{CURRENTYEAR}}-{{CURRENTMONTH}}-{{CURRENTDAY}}) for the date doesn't work within the <map /> part. Perhaps a special symbol for TODAY could be used for people who would like the map to always show the current location. -- Nurbles 14 Jun 2008

Edit the documentation (it isn't part of the template page)