LST is the way to annotate the sections; but it doesn't track which articles have which section. So it's a matter of how you call the #lst function to do the transclusion.

i.e. if you have a short list, you can translude them from a template, just make a template that transcludes all the articles you want, i.e.

{{#lst:some article|{{{1}}}}}

Then you just need to pass the section name to the template.

It looks like SMW allows you to use a template to format the display, but doesn't have a way to pass arguments to the template, so you could create a template for each section, or convince someone to fix that. i.e. {{#lst:{{{1}}}|linux}}

DPL2 also has a copy of LST, so it could generate a list and transclude sections.

Since there's currently no way to see what pages have a particular section, you'd need to use categories for that.

On Wed, 31 Oct 2007 12:27:02 +0530, Jack Eapen C wrote:

Hi,

My articles are something like long FAQs. These questions are based on different topics. So I want to add keywords (tag/annotate) to each question and retrieve those questions on another page which have a common keyword.

I think I can use Semantic Mediawiki also to annotate the content; but the problem I think is that while doing a semantic search, the result would be an article. I need only a particular section of the article as result.

Iwhat about the extension LST (labelled section transclusion)? suppose i have many articles in which i annotated sections with the keyword "linux". in another page i want to display all the sections with "linux" as keyword; or a link to those sections. i think, as per the current functionality, we need to use the article name as a parameter, like {{#lst:article|chapter1}}. but in my case, i have many articles, and i don't know their names. my requirement is to find where all i have relevent information on "linux".

can it be achieved?

Regards,

Jack Eapen C SunTec Knowledge Centre

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