Template:Danskefilm/doc
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Description
[edit]{{Danskefilm}} is a template used to generate an external link to an entry for a work (film/movie, TV or Web program/series, video game, etc.) or a person (or company) in the film database at danskefilm.dk. In an article it should only be used in the "External links" section.
Usage
[edit]The two required parameters are the TYPE=
and the ID
number. The template then uses the article title as the anchor text:
* {{Danskefilm|TYPE=|ID}}
- Where
TYPE=
is either
TYPE=a
for an animation, orTYPE=f
for a film, orTYPE=p
for a person or a company, orTYPE=s
for a silent movie, orTYPE=t
for a tv-series, and
- Where
ID
is either
- the numerical value in front of ".html", or
- the numerical value behind "php?id=".
To have the link text be other than the article name, use the third parameter:
* {{Danskefilm|TYPE=|ID|Name}}
This is necessary when adding a danskefilm.dk link to an article about somebody or something other than the linked work, or if the article contains a disambiguation such as "(YEAR film)".
Detailed instructions
[edit]- Copy and paste one of the options above into the article's External links section.
- Set the
TYPE=
to eitherTYPE=f
(film etc.) orTYPE=p
(person or company). - Get the correct
ID
from the referral URL. Danskefilm.dk is framed, so two methods could be suggested:
- A: These instructions apply in Firefox (v35) but are presumed to be essentially similar in other browsers: If you are already on the correct page and the address in your browser reads
http://www.danskefilm.dk/index2.html
, right-click in the frame, and choose View Page Info. From the Referring URL field you will have theID
either in front of ".html", or behind "php?id=" - B: Do a Google search. If e.g. looking for the
ID
for Lars von Trier do a search like this: Search danskefilm.dk for Lars von Trier. From the URL displayed on Google you will have theID
either in front of ".html", or behind "php?id=" (here, "3258
").
- A: These instructions apply in Firefox (v35) but are presumed to be essentially similar in other browsers: If you are already on the correct page and the address in your browser reads
- Copy only the number (here, "
3258
") - Replace "
ID
" in the template code with the number
- For the first option above, you'll then have
* {{Danskefilm|TYPE=p|3258}}
resulting in:- Danskefilm/doc in the film database danskefilm.dk (in Danish)
- Note that the link text is the same as the title of the page the template is used on; outside the page Lars von Trier, use the second option:
- Replace "
ID
" with the number and "Name
" with "Lars von Trier
"* {{Danskefilm|TYPE=p|3258|Lars von Trier}}
results in:- Lars von Trier in the film database danskefilm.dk (in Danish)
- For the first option above, you'll then have