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New page: #Search for page "Variable:name" where ''name'' is the name of the variable you want to make an article for. #Accept to create the new page #Use template ForestInputData by adding the fol... |
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#Now you can see the template parameters in triple-brackets | #Now you can see the template parameters in triple-brackets | ||
# | #Use the preview to find out the name of each parameter expected. Manually assign each parameter a value (for example a string) by inserting a vertical bar after ForestInputData, foolowed by the parameter name. Example: | ||
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{{ForestInputData | {{ForestInputData | ||
|description = field vegetation code according to NFI... | |||
|type = integer | |||
}} | }} | ||
</pre> | </pre> | ||
In the example, "description" and "type" are the parameter names, and the text after the "="-sign the value given to these parameters. | |||
Revision as of 14:19, 2 September 2008
- Search for page "Variable:name" where name is the name of the variable you want to make an article for.
- Accept to create the new page
- Use template ForestInputData by adding the following text:
{{ForestInputData}} - Click Preview
- Now you can see the template parameters in triple-brackets
- Use the preview to find out the name of each parameter expected. Manually assign each parameter a value (for example a string) by inserting a vertical bar after ForestInputData, foolowed by the parameter name. Example:
{{ForestInputData
|description = field vegetation code according to NFI...
|type = integer
}}
In the example, "description" and "type" are the parameter names, and the text after the "="-sign the value given to these parameters.