Difference between revisions of "Template:smwAsk CountPropertyRepetitionsOnSinglePage"
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| − | Result: {{smwAsk_CountPropertyRepetitionsOnSinglePage|Pagename=dcterms:accessRights|Propertyname=skos:definition}} | + | Result: {{smwAsk_CountPropertyRepetitionsOnSinglePage|Pagename=dcterms:accessRights|Propertyname=skos:definition}} (at time of writing, the correct result was "4") |
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| − | + | Background on implementation: with list, ol, ul, the separator sep= is used for multiple values of a single property on a single page. However, no template can be called for each value, with format=template the template is called only once per page and all values of repeated properties are passed together into a single template parameter (original ideas was to use a template to count). Since we know due to the ask query that all property values are from a single page, we now measure the string length once with a 1-char separator, then a 2-char separator, and calculate the difference. | |
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Revision as of 10:59, 16 October 2012
This template counts the number of separate values (repeated occurrences with values) of a single property on a single page.
Parameters:
- Pagename
- Propertyname
{{smwAsk_CountPropertyRepetitionsOnSinglePage | Pagename=dcterms:accessRights | Propertyname=skos:definition}}
Result: 4 (at time of writing, the correct result was "4")
Background on implementation: with list, ol, ul, the separator sep= is used for multiple values of a single property on a single page. However, no template can be called for each value, with format=template the template is called only once per page and all values of repeated properties are passed together into a single template parameter (original ideas was to use a template to count). Since we know due to the ask query that all property values are from a single page, we now measure the string length once with a 1-char separator, then a 2-char separator, and calculate the difference.
