Thanks Gerald for the answer but what I don't want is asking the users
to use these templates. The users take the tables wikitext code from the
Oo-MW export and paste it in a form (using Semantic Forms) that put it
in a template.
If I must to ask them to use extra code I prefer to use Pipe Escape
{{#!:
Reading the comment from John Du Hart I'm feeling that there isn't a
better solution, unfortunately :(
However thanks to tell me.
David
El dl 13 de 02 de 2012 a les 17:50 -0500, en/na Gerald Grenier va
escriure:
The standard way is to create Template:! that only has
| and no spaces
or return characters before your <noinclude> tag
and Template:!! that is the same except it has || instead.
Then you have
{{Test|Contenido=
{{{!}} class="wikitable"
{{!}} bla
{{!}} bla bla
{{!}}-
{{!}} hola
{{!}}
hola hola
{{!}}}
}}
or
{{Test|Contenido=
{{{!}} class="wikitable"
{{!}} bla {{!!}} bla bla
{{!}}-
{{!}} hola {{!!}}hola hola
{{!}}}
}}
On 2/13/2012 1:39 PM, david wrote:
Hi;
I need a method or workaround to allow users to put contents with
wikitext tables inside template parameters.
The users use Open/Libre-Office MediaWiki export to generate the
wikitext and it is preferable that they do not have to add any extra
wikitext or codes.
This is my testing page:
http://www.eoi.es/wiki/index.php/Usuario:Dvdgmz/pruebas
If I write this the template (well the table) crashes:
{{Test|Contenido=
{| class="wikitable"
| bla
| bla bla
|-
| hola
|hola hola
|}
}}
Using Pipe Escape don't crashes but I don't want to ask users to write
it:
{{Test|Contenido=
{{#!:
{| class="wikitable"
| bla
| bla bla
|-
| hola
|hola hola
|}
}}
}}
I tried to put the Pipe Escape tags inside the template but seems to be
ignored.
David.
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