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The page group template assigns two page properties: A "PageGroup" and a weight within that group, allowing the ordering of pages. It also defines the corresponding array.


A typical use would be
  <nowiki>{{PageGroup|MyPageGroupName|...}}</nowiki>
  <nowiki>{{PageGroupPrev|MyPageGroupName}}</nowiki>
  <nowiki>{{PageGroupNext|MyPageGroupName}}</nowiki>
  <nowiki>{{PageGroupShow|MyPageGroupName}}</nowiki>


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However, the page groups are just semantic properties, and can be accesses as such. For instance, OER4S pages use
<nowiki>{{PageGroup|OER4S|...}}</nowiki>
which creates the PageGroup OER4S, and an associated weight, so that
<nowiki>{{#</nowiki>ask: <nowiki>[[</nowiki>PageGroup::OER4S]]  <nowiki>[[</nowiki>PageGroup_OER4S_Version::Facilitator]]
|format=ol
|sort=PageGroupWeight_OER4S
|limit=50
}}
produces a list of pages:
{{#ask: [[PageGroup::OER4S]] [[PageGroup_OER4S_Version::Facilitator]]
|format=ol
|sort=PageGroupWeight_OER4S
|limit=50
}}


[[PageGroup::{{{1}}}]]
For discussion and tests, see [[Template_talk:PageGroup]]
[[PageGroupWeight_{{{1}}}::{{{2}}}]]


</includeonly>
[[Category:PageGroupTemplate]]
</noinclude><includeonly>[[PageGroup::{{{1}}}| ]][[PageGroupWeight_{{{1}}}::{{{2|{{PAGENAME}}}}}| ]]{{PageGroupArray|{{{1}}}| [[PageGroup::{{{1}}}]]| PageGroupWeight_{{{1}}} }}</includeonly>

Latest revision as of 18:56, 12 November 2013

The page group template assigns two page properties: A "PageGroup" and a weight within that group, allowing the ordering of pages. It also defines the corresponding array.

A typical use would be

 {{PageGroup|MyPageGroupName|...}}
 {{PageGroupPrev|MyPageGroupName}}
 {{PageGroupNext|MyPageGroupName}}
 {{PageGroupShow|MyPageGroupName}}

However, the page groups are just semantic properties, and can be accesses as such. For instance, OER4S pages use

{{PageGroup|OER4S|...}}

which creates the PageGroup OER4S, and an associated weight, so that

{{#ask: [[PageGroup::OER4S]]  [[PageGroup_OER4S_Version::Facilitator]]
|format=ol
|sort=PageGroupWeight_OER4S
|limit=50
}}

produces a list of pages:

  1. The OER4Schools Professional Learning Resource
  2. Session 2.3 - More on questioning
  3. Introduction to OER4Schools

For discussion and tests, see Template_talk:PageGroup