Parser Functions

#semorg-person

called like this (preferably via template):

{{#semorg-person:
 |ref={{FULLPAGENAME}}
 |prefix={{{prefix|}}}
 |firstname={{{firstname|}}}
 |lastname={{{lastname|}}}
 |name={{{firstname|}}} {{{lastname|}}}
 |suffix={{{suffix|}}}
 |workstreet={{{workstreet|}}}
 |workpostalcode={{{workpostalcode|}}}
 |worklocality={{{worklocality|}}}
 |email={{{email|}}}
 |workphone={{{workphone|}}}
 |homepage={{{homepage|}}}
 |note={{{note|}}}
 |organization={{{organization|}}}
 |gender={{{gender|}}}
}}

sets all the attributes and spits out a nicely formatted table with all the contact information and also a download link for a .vcard file

#semorg-list

This parser function is used to show lists of pages belonging to a certain category.

Markup

Result

{{#semorg-list:group}}

Name Host Members Former Group this group isn't active any more John Doe Testgroup describing the group John Doe john.doe@acme.com Jane Doe Testgroup 2 Group for testing purposes Jane Doe Jane Doe, John Doe Groups/1 Jane Doe John Doe, Jane Doe Groups/2 Group's description Jane Doe Ad Min Former Group inactive this group isn't active any more Testgroup describing the group Testgroup 2 Group for testing purposes Testing numbered group names Testing numbered groups Group's description

The following system messages control the appearance of the list:

Message

Function

semorg-list-<feature>-headers

Should contain a list of message keys that contain the texts for the table headers. For the example above the content of semorg-list-group-headers is “group-name, group-description, group-host, group-members“. The elements of the list should have the general form of <feature>-<field>. The list is used to reference another set of messages following the naming convention semorg-field-<feature>-<field>-name. So semorg-field-group-name-name is used to populate the heading of the first column in the example above.

The following parameters are available:

Parameter	Description
category	The default category is the content of semorg-<feature>-category. If you want to use a different category, you can overwrite the default using this parameter.
row template	The parser function constructs a query that calls a template for every row. The default value is the same as the name of the feature. The actual name of the template called should be semorg-<row template>-row. You'll have to provide it on your own if you want to replace the default.
query	You can add additional query conditions using Semantic MediaWiki's syntax. For example, if you would like to list only active groups, just add query=[[semorg-group-active::true]].
?<field-name>	By default, the parser function queries all fields that are defined for the feature and passes them on to the row template as [Help:Template_format#Usage_for_template_arguments.3D.5Bnamed.7Clegacy.5D_.28named_args.29 named args]. You can add custom lines to query for your custom fields or for chained properties. For example, if you would like to use the city of the group's host in the row template you could add |?semorg-group-host.semorg-person-email=email. In order for this to work, you will need to use the row template parameter to call your custom template, where you can then use {{{?email|}}} to get the value. You can customize the headers if you also create a semorg-list-<row template>-headers system message. If a message of that name doesn't exist, the default semorg-list-<feature>-headers message will be used.
sort, order, default, limit	These are the standard parameters for {{#ask}} queries.