Module:EditAtWikidata/doc
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This is the documentation page for Module:EditAtWikidata
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Module to display an icon with a tooltip such as "Edit this at Wikidata"
- Icon will be linked to the Wikidata entry for the article where this is placed.
- This message is only displayed if a local_parameter is not supplied, i.e. when called from a template, it can be coded not to display the message when a local parameter is in use, preventing the value form Wikidata being fetched.
- The qid of a Wikidata entry can optionally be supplied for testing outside the article.
Usage
To always display the icon:
{{#invoke:EditAtWikidata|showMessage}}
To display the icon depending on a local parameter not existing:
{{#invoke:EditAtWikidata|showMessage|local_parameter}}
To test the functionality outside of an article:
{{#invoke:EditAtWikidata|showMessage|qid=<ArticleID>|local_parameter}}
To make the link point to the given property at the Wikidata entry:
{{#invoke:EditAtWikidata|showMessage|pid=<PropertyID>|local_parameter}}
See also
This module (and the documentation) are based (partially) on Module:EditAtWikidata/doc from the free encyclopedia wikipedia and is licensed under GNU license for free documentation and the Creative Commons Attribution/Share Alike. On wikipedia there is a List of authors accessible. More about importing from wikipedia on page Imedwiki:Importing from wikipedia.