Template:R/testcases

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Sandbox Template

Usage	Display	Notes
`{{r/sandbox\|RefName}}`	Text.^[1]	Equivalent to `<ref name=RefName/>`.
`{{r/sandbox\|RefName\|p=100}}` `{{r/sandbox\|RefName\|pp=100}}` `{{r/sandbox\|RefName\|page=100}}` `{{r/sandbox\|RefName\|pages=100}}`	Text.^[1]^: 100	Adds a page number (or other location identifier) within the source. The `\|p=`, `\|pp=`, `\|page=`, and `\|pages=` parameters are equivalent. If the article cites only one location in a given source, reduce clutter by coding simply `{{r/sandbox\|RefName}}` and integrating the location into the main RefName citation.
`{{r/sandbox\|RefName\|p=10–14}}` `{{r/sandbox\|RefName\|pp=3, 6}}` `{{r/sandbox\|RefName\|page=§C}}` `{{r/sandbox\|RefName\|pages=Dust jacket}}`	Text.^[1]^: 10–14 Text.^[1]^: 3, 6 Text.^[1]^: §C Text.^[1]^{: Dust jacket}
`{{r/sandbox\|RefName\|Bam\|Bar}}`	Text.^[1]^[2]^[3]	Equivalent to `{{r/sandbox\|RefName}}{{r/sandbox\|Bam}}{{r/sandbox\|Bar}}` or `<ref name=RefName/><ref name=Bam/><ref name=Bar/>`. Up to nine references may be "bundled" this way.
`{{r/sandbox\|RefName\|Bam\|Bar\|Bas\|p1=100\|p2=10–14\|p4=§C}}` `{{r/sandbox\|1=RefName\|2=Bam\|3=Bar\|4=Bas\|p1=100\|p2=10–14\|p4=§C}}` `{{r/sandbox\|1=RefName\|p1=100\|2=Bam\|p2=10–14\|3=Bar\|4=Bas\|p4=§C}}`	Text.^[1]^: 100^[2]^: 10–14^[3]^[4]^: §C	Equivalent to `{{r/sandbox\|RefName\|p=100}}{{r/sandbox\|Bam}}{{r/sandbox\|Bar\|p=10–14}}{{r/sandbox\|Bas\|p=§C}}`. Multiple "bundled" citations with page numbers in a single call utilizing numbered `\|p=` parameters. Note that not all references have location identifiers; use care in ensuring the corresponding `\|p=` parameter number is listed for the correct reference. The name parameters may also be numbered to ensure accuracy, as shown in the last two examples, which also demonstrate that you may group all the name parameters and page parameters, or list them sequentially.
`{{r/sandbox\|group=Notes\|NtName}}` `{{r/sandbox\|grp=Notes\|NtName\|NtCam}}` `{{r/sandbox\|g=Notes\|NtName\|p=13}}`	Text.^{[Notes 1]} Text.^{[Notes 1]}^{[Notes 2]} Text.^{[Notes 1]}^: 13	The `\|group=`, `\|grp=`, and `\|g=` parameters are equivalent and echo `<ref group=Notes name=NtName/>`. If present, the parameter applies to all references in the template. Location identifiers may also be used as detailed above.
`{{r/sandbox\|RefName\|p=100\|q=quote from the text}}` `{{r/sandbox\|RefName\|p=100\|quote=quote from the text}}`	Text.^[1]^: 100	Adds the relevant quote from the source to a pop-up when the mouse is hovered over the location identifier. Requires that a location identifier be specified. The `\|q=` and `\|quote=` parameters are equivalent.
`{{r/sandbox\|RefName\|Bam\|Bar\|Bas\|p1=100\|p2=10–14\|p4=§C\|q1=Quote from 100\|q4=Quote from §C}}` `{{r/sandbox\|RefName\|Bam\|Bar\|q1=Quote without page number}}`	Text.^[1]^: 100^[3]^: 10–14^[4] Text.^[1]^[3]	Note that not all location identifiers have quotes; use care in ensuring the corresponding `\|q=` parameter number is listed for the correct reference.

Main Template

Usage	Display	Notes
`{{r\|RefName}}`	Text.^[1]	Equivalent to `<ref name=RefName/>`.
`{{r\|RefName\|p=100}}` `{{r\|RefName\|pp=100}}` `{{r\|RefName\|page=100}}` `{{r\|RefName\|pages=100}}`	Text.^[1]^: 100	Adds a page number (or other location identifier) within the source. The `\|p=`, `\|pp=`, `\|page=`, and `\|pages=` parameters are equivalent. If the article cites only one location in a given source, reduce clutter by coding simply `{{r\|RefName}}` and integrating the location into the main RefName citation.
`{{r\|RefName\|p=10–14}}` `{{r\|RefName\|pp=3, 6}}` `{{r\|RefName\|page=§C}}` `{{r\|RefName\|pages=Dust jacket}}`	Text.^[1]^: 10–14 Text.^[1]^: 3, 6 Text.^[1]^: §C Text.^[1]^{: Dust jacket}
`{{r\|RefName\|Bam\|Bar}}`	Text.^[1]^[2]^[3]	Equivalent to `{{r\|RefName}}{{r\|Bam}}{{r\|Bar}}` or `<ref name=RefName/><ref name=Bam/><ref name=Bar/>`. Up to nine references may be "bundled" this way.
`{{r\|RefName\|Bam\|Bar\|Bas\|p1=100\|p2=10–14\|p4=§C}}` `{{r\|1=RefName\|2=Bam\|3=Bar\|4=Bas\|p1=100\|p2=10–14\|p4=§C}}` `{{r\|1=RefName\|p1=100\|2=Bam\|p2=10–14\|3=Bar\|4=Bas\|p4=§C}}`	Text.^[1]^: 100^[2]^: 10–14^[3]^[4]^: §C	Equivalent to `{{r\|RefName\|p=100}}{{r\|Bam}}{{r\|Bar\|p=10–14}}{{r\|Bas\|p=§C}}`. Multiple "bundled" citations with page numbers in a single call utilizing numbered `\|p=` parameters. Note that not all references have location identifiers; use care in ensuring the corresponding `\|p=` parameter number is listed for the correct reference. The name parameters may also be numbered to ensure accuracy, as shown in the last two examples, which also demonstrate that you may group all the name parameters and page parameters, or list them sequentially.
`{{r\|group=Notes\|NtName}}` `{{r\|grp=Notes\|NtName\|NtCam}}` `{{r\|g=Notes\|NtName\|p=13}}`	Text.^{[Notes 1]} Text.^{[Notes 1]}^{[Notes 2]} Text.^{[Notes 1]}^: 13	The `\|group=`, `\|grp=`, and `\|g=` parameters are equivalent and echo `<ref group=Notes name=NtName/>`. If present, the parameter applies to all references in the template. Location identifiers may also be used as detailed above.
`{{r\|RefName\|p=100\|q=quote from the text}}` `{{r\|RefName\|p=100\|quote=quote from the text}}`	Text.^[1]^: 100	Adds the relevant quote from the source to a pop-up when the mouse is hovered over the location identifier. Requires that a location identifier be specified. The `\|q=` and `\|quote=` parameters are equivalent.
`{{r\|RefName\|Bam\|Bar\|Bas\|p1=100\|p2=10–14\|p4=§C\|q1=Quote from 100\|q4=Quote from §C}}` `{{r\|RefName\|Bar\|q1=Quote without page number}}`	Text.^[1]^: 100^[2]^: 10–14^[3]^[4]^: §C Text.^[1]^[3]	Note that not all location identifiers have quotes; use care in ensuring the corresponding `\|q=` parameter number is listed for the correct reference.

Test cases using testcase template

{{R|Rashke|p=[[Category:Templates needing substitution checking]][[[Wikipedia:Citing sources|page needed]]]}}

{{R|Rashke|p=[[Category:Templates needing substitution checking]][[[Wikipedia:Citing sources|page needed]]]}} → ^[5]^{: ^{[page needed]}}
{{R/sandbox|Rashke|p=[[Category:Templates needing substitution checking]][[[Wikipedia:Citing sources|page needed]]]}} → ^[5]^{: ^{[page needed]}}

References

^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m ⁿ ^o ^p ^q ^r ^s ^t ^u ^v Reference text.
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e Bam reference text.
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h Bar reference text.
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d Bas reference text.
^ ^a ^b Cite error: The named reference Rashke was invoked but never defined (see the help page).

Notes

^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f Note text.
^ ^a ^b Cam note text.

[RefName-1] ^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m ⁿ ^o ^p ^q ^r ^s ^t ^u ^v Reference text.

[Bam-2] Bam reference text.

[Bar-3] ^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h Bar reference text.

[Bas-4] Bas reference text.

[Rashke-7] Cite error: The named reference Rashke was invoked but never defined (see the help page).

[NtName-5] ^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f Note text.

[NtCam-6] Cam note text.

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Usage	Display	Notes
`{{r/sandbox\|RefName}}`	Text.^[1]	Equivalent to `<ref name=RefName/>`.
`{{r/sandbox\|RefName\|p=100}}` `{{r/sandbox\|RefName\|pp=100}}` `{{r/sandbox\|RefName\|page=100}}` `{{r/sandbox\|RefName\|pages=100}}`	Text.^[1]^: 100	Adds a page number (or other location identifier) within the source. The `\|p=`, `\|pp=`, `\|page=`, and `\|pages=` parameters are equivalent. If the article cites only one location in a given source, reduce clutter by coding simply `{{r/sandbox\|RefName}}` and integrating the location into the main RefName citation.
`{{r/sandbox\|RefName\|p=10–14}}` `{{r/sandbox\|RefName\|pp=3, 6}}` `{{r/sandbox\|RefName\|page=§C}}` `{{r/sandbox\|RefName\|pages=Dust jacket}}`	Text.^[1]^: 10–14 Text.^[1]^: 3, 6 Text.^[1]^: §C Text.^[1]^{: Dust jacket}
`{{r/sandbox\|RefName\|Bam\|Bar}}`	Text.^[1]^[2]^[3]	Equivalent to `{{r/sandbox\|RefName}}{{r/sandbox\|Bam}}{{r/sandbox\|Bar}}` or `<ref name=RefName/><ref name=Bam/><ref name=Bar/>`. Up to nine references may be "bundled" this way.
`{{r/sandbox\|RefName\|Bam\|Bar\|Bas\|p1=100\|p2=10–14\|p4=§C}}` `{{r/sandbox\|1=RefName\|2=Bam\|3=Bar\|4=Bas\|p1=100\|p2=10–14\|p4=§C}}` `{{r/sandbox\|1=RefName\|p1=100\|2=Bam\|p2=10–14\|3=Bar\|4=Bas\|p4=§C}}`	Text.^[1]^: 100^[2]^: 10–14^[3]^[4]^: §C	Equivalent to `{{r/sandbox\|RefName\|p=100}}{{r/sandbox\|Bam}}{{r/sandbox\|Bar\|p=10–14}}{{r/sandbox\|Bas\|p=§C}}`. Multiple "bundled" citations with page numbers in a single call utilizing numbered `\|p=` parameters. Note that not all references have location identifiers; use care in ensuring the corresponding `\|p=` parameter number is listed for the correct reference. The name parameters may also be numbered to ensure accuracy, as shown in the last two examples, which also demonstrate that you may group all the name parameters and page parameters, or list them sequentially.
`{{r/sandbox\|group=Notes\|NtName}}` `{{r/sandbox\|grp=Notes\|NtName\|NtCam}}` `{{r/sandbox\|g=Notes\|NtName\|p=13}}`	Text.^{[Notes 1]} Text.^{[Notes 1]}^{[Notes 2]} Text.^{[Notes 1]}^: 13	The `\|group=`, `\|grp=`, and `\|g=` parameters are equivalent and echo `<ref group=Notes name=NtName/>`. If present, the parameter applies to all references in the template. Location identifiers may also be used as detailed above.
`{{r/sandbox\|RefName\|p=100\|q=quote from the text}}` `{{r/sandbox\|RefName\|p=100\|quote=quote from the text}}`	Text.^[1]^: 100	Adds the relevant quote from the source to a pop-up when the mouse is hovered over the location identifier. Requires that a location identifier be specified. The `\|q=` and `\|quote=` parameters are equivalent.
`{{r/sandbox\|RefName\|Bam\|Bar\|Bas\|p1=100\|p2=10–14\|p4=§C\|q1=Quote from 100\|q4=Quote from §C}}` `{{r/sandbox\|RefName\|Bam\|Bar\|q1=Quote without page number}}`	Text.^[1]^: 100^[3]^: 10–14^[4] Text.^[1]^[3]	Note that not all location identifiers have quotes; use care in ensuring the corresponding `\|q=` parameter number is listed for the correct reference.

Usage	Display	Notes
`{{r\|RefName}}`	Text.^[1]	Equivalent to `<ref name=RefName/>`.
`{{r\|RefName\|p=100}}` `{{r\|RefName\|pp=100}}` `{{r\|RefName\|page=100}}` `{{r\|RefName\|pages=100}}`	Text.^[1]^: 100	Adds a page number (or other location identifier) within the source. The `\|p=`, `\|pp=`, `\|page=`, and `\|pages=` parameters are equivalent. If the article cites only one location in a given source, reduce clutter by coding simply `{{r\|RefName}}` and integrating the location into the main RefName citation.
`{{r\|RefName\|p=10–14}}` `{{r\|RefName\|pp=3, 6}}` `{{r\|RefName\|page=§C}}` `{{r\|RefName\|pages=Dust jacket}}`	Text.^[1]^: 10–14 Text.^[1]^: 3, 6 Text.^[1]^: §C Text.^[1]^{: Dust jacket}
`{{r\|RefName\|Bam\|Bar}}`	Text.^[1]^[2]^[3]	Equivalent to `{{r\|RefName}}{{r\|Bam}}{{r\|Bar}}` or `<ref name=RefName/><ref name=Bam/><ref name=Bar/>`. Up to nine references may be "bundled" this way.
`{{r\|RefName\|Bam\|Bar\|Bas\|p1=100\|p2=10–14\|p4=§C}}` `{{r\|1=RefName\|2=Bam\|3=Bar\|4=Bas\|p1=100\|p2=10–14\|p4=§C}}` `{{r\|1=RefName\|p1=100\|2=Bam\|p2=10–14\|3=Bar\|4=Bas\|p4=§C}}`	Text.^[1]^: 100^[2]^: 10–14^[3]^[4]^: §C	Equivalent to `{{r\|RefName\|p=100}}{{r\|Bam}}{{r\|Bar\|p=10–14}}{{r\|Bas\|p=§C}}`. Multiple "bundled" citations with page numbers in a single call utilizing numbered `\|p=` parameters. Note that not all references have location identifiers; use care in ensuring the corresponding `\|p=` parameter number is listed for the correct reference. The name parameters may also be numbered to ensure accuracy, as shown in the last two examples, which also demonstrate that you may group all the name parameters and page parameters, or list them sequentially.
`{{r\|group=Notes\|NtName}}` `{{r\|grp=Notes\|NtName\|NtCam}}` `{{r\|g=Notes\|NtName\|p=13}}`	Text.^{[Notes 1]} Text.^{[Notes 1]}^{[Notes 2]} Text.^{[Notes 1]}^: 13	The `\|group=`, `\|grp=`, and `\|g=` parameters are equivalent and echo `<ref group=Notes name=NtName/>`. If present, the parameter applies to all references in the template. Location identifiers may also be used as detailed above.
`{{r\|RefName\|p=100\|q=quote from the text}}` `{{r\|RefName\|p=100\|quote=quote from the text}}`	Text.^[1]^: 100	Adds the relevant quote from the source to a pop-up when the mouse is hovered over the location identifier. Requires that a location identifier be specified. The `\|q=` and `\|quote=` parameters are equivalent.
`{{r\|RefName\|Bam\|Bar\|Bas\|p1=100\|p2=10–14\|p4=§C\|q1=Quote from 100\|q4=Quote from §C}}` `{{r\|RefName\|Bar\|q1=Quote without page number}}`	Text.^[1]^: 100^[2]^: 10–14^[3]^[4]^: §C Text.^[1]^[3]	Note that not all location identifiers have quotes; use care in ensuring the corresponding `\|q=` parameter number is listed for the correct reference.