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It would be good if a second unnamed parameter were to be added, to allow the specification of the link's text. {{gdex|GSC:000}} isn't as recognizable as, say, [[GlitchDex/GSC:000|?????]]. It may help reduce the number of broken links on this wiki (a lot of people seem to use links like [[?????]]).
It would be good if a second unnamed parameter were to be added, to allow the specification of the link's text. {{gdex|GSC:000}} isn't as recognizable as, say, [[GlitchDex/GSC:000|?????]]. It may help reduce the number of broken links on this wiki (a lot of people seem to use links like [[?????]]).


I have submitted an alteration to the template that does exactly that. This alteration, if approved, will allow the syntax <code><nowiki>{{gdex|GSC:000|?????}}</nowiki></code>, which will result in <code><nowiki>[[GlitchDex/GSC:000|?????]]</nowiki></code>, or [[GlitchDex/GSC:000|?????]].
I have altered the template to do exactly that. This alterationallows the syntax <code><nowiki>{{gdex|GSC:000|?????}}</nowiki></code>, which will result in <code><nowiki>[[GlitchDex/GSC:000|?????]]</nowiki></code>, or {{gdex|GSC:000|?????}}.


[[User:DavidJCobb|DavidJCobb]] 20:27, 5 July 2009 (UTC)
[[User:DavidJCobb|DavidJCobb]] 20:27, 5 July 2009 (UTC)

Latest revision as of 20:29, 5 July 2009

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It would be good if a second unnamed parameter were to be added, to allow the specification of the link's text. GSC:000 isn't as recognizable as, say, ?????. It may help reduce the number of broken links on this wiki (a lot of people seem to use links like ?????).

I have altered the template to do exactly that. This alterationallows the syntax {{gdex|GSC:000|?????}}, which will result in [[GlitchDex/GSC:000|?????]], or ?????.

DavidJCobb 20:27, 5 July 2009 (UTC)Reply[reply]