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 inactive this group isn't active any more Testgroup describing the group Johnny Jane Doe Testgroup 2 Group for testing purposes Jane Jane Doe, John Doe Testing numbered group names Jane John Doe, Jane Doe Testing numbered groups Former Group Testgroup Testgroup 2 Testing numbered group names Testing numbered groups

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.