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(Created page with "This is for Cargo test == Namespace == The queries will also create links for each namespace where I can add another cargo query to display a bullet list of the pages for that namespace. For example, in my query for “#ask”, it counted 799 pages in the “0” namespace. The query also links each namespace ID to a page (e.g. ../ask/0) where there’s a query to display all pages counted for that namespace: {{#cargo_query: |table=_pageData |fields=_pageName |where=_f...")
 
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The queries will also create links for each namespace where I can add another cargo query to display a bullet list of the pages for that namespace. For example, in my query for “#ask”, it counted 799 pages in the “0” namespace. The query also links each namespace ID to a page (e.g. ../ask/0) where there’s a query to display all pages counted for that namespace:
The queries will also create links for each namespace where I can add another cargo query to display a bullet list of the pages for that namespace. For example, in my query for “#ask”, it counted 799 pages in the “0” namespace. The query also links each namespace ID to a page (e.g. ../ask/0) where there’s a query to display all pages counted for that namespace:


{{#cargo_query:
<nowiki>{{#cargo_query:
|table=_pageData
|table=_pageData
|fields=_pageName
|fields=_pageName
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|order by=_pageName ASC
|order by=_pageName ASC
|format=ul
|format=ul
}}
}}</nowiki>


Using the magic word {{SUBPAGENAME}}, I can place this query on every subpage under the parent page. This helps me easily go to a page using “#ask” in whichever namespace it was found in.
Using the magic word <nowiki>{{SUBPAGENAME}}</nowiki>, I can place this query on every subpage under the parent page. This helps me easily go to a page using “#ask” in whichever namespace it was found in.

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