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Jimg at 20:45, 27 January 2015

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	To use the templates, you include the template using MediaWiki's <nowiki>{{ ... }}</nowiki> syntax. In a normal template substitution, the mediawiki rendering engine goes and gets the template text every time the page is rendered. If, however, the template name is preceded with ''subst:'' then the mediawiki markup is copied to the destination page and can be edited without affecting, or being affected by, the original template code. See http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/MediaWiki_User_Guide/Templates and http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Templates		To use the templates, you include the template using MediaWiki's <nowiki>{{ ... }}</nowiki> syntax. In a normal template substitution, the mediawiki rendering engine goes and gets the template text every time the page is rendered. If, however, the template name is preceded with ''subst:'' then the mediawiki markup is copied to the destination page and can be edited without affecting, or being affected by, the original template code. See http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/MediaWiki_User_Guide/Templates and http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Templates

	'''To include the markup for a skeleton use case, as defined by the template below, include ''<nowiki>{{subst:Use Case}}</nowiki>'' in a blank page and then Save the page.'''		''To include the markup for a skeleton use case, as defined by the template below, include '''<nowiki>{{subst:Template:Use Case}}</nowiki>''' in a blank page and then Save the page.''

	== Current Document Templates ==		== Current Document Templates ==

Jimg at 20:43, 27 January 2015

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	To use the templates, you include the template using MediaWiki's <nowiki>{{ ... }}</nowiki> syntax. In a normal template substitution, the mediawiki rendering engine goes and gets the template text every time the page is rendered. If, however, the template name is preceded with ''subst:'' then the mediawiki markup is copied to the destination page and can be edited without affecting, or being affected by, the original template code. See http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/MediaWiki_User_Guide/Templates and http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Templates		To use the templates, you include the template using MediaWiki's <nowiki>{{ ... }}</nowiki> syntax. In a normal template substitution, the mediawiki rendering engine goes and gets the template text every time the page is rendered. If, however, the template name is preceded with ''subst:'' then the mediawiki markup is copied to the destination page and can be edited without affecting, or being affected by, the original template code. See http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/MediaWiki_User_Guide/Templates and http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Templates

	To include the markup for a skeleton use case, as defined by the template below, include <nowiki>{{subst:Use Case}}</nowiki> in a blank page and then Save the page.		'''To include the markup for a skeleton use case, as defined by the template below, include ''<nowiki>{{subst:Use Case}}</nowiki>'' in a blank page and then Save the page.'''

	== Current Document Templates ==		== Current Document Templates ==

Jimg: /* Current Document Templates */

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Current Document Templates

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	* [[Template:Project Description]]		* [[Template:Project Description]]
	* [[Template:Handler Documentation]]		* [[Template:Handler Documentation]]
			* [[Template:DAP4 Design Proposal]]

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Current Document Templates

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	* [[Template:Use Case]]		* [[Template:Use Case]]
	* [[Template:Project Description]]		* [[Template:Project Description]]
			* [[Template:Handler Documentation]]

PatrickWest at 04:48, 26 May 2009

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	~~== Templates ==~~

	To use the templates, you include the template using MediaWiki's <nowiki>{{ ... }}</nowiki> syntax. In a normal template substitution, the mediawiki rendering engine goes and gets the template text every time the page is rendered. If, however, the template name is preceded with ''subst:'' then the mediawiki markup is copied to the destination page and can be edited without affecting, or being affected by, the original template code. See http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/MediaWiki_User_Guide/Templates and http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Templates		To use the templates, you include the template using MediaWiki's <nowiki>{{ ... }}</nowiki> syntax. In a normal template substitution, the mediawiki rendering engine goes and gets the template text every time the page is rendered. If, however, the template name is preceded with ''subst:'' then the mediawiki markup is copied to the destination page and can be edited without affecting, or being affected by, the original template code. See http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/MediaWiki_User_Guide/Templates and http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Templates
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	To include the markup for a skeleton use case, as defined by the template below, include <nowiki>{{subst:Use Case}}</nowiki> in a blank page and then Save the page.		To include the markup for a skeleton use case, as defined by the template below, include <nowiki>{{subst:Use Case}}</nowiki> in a blank page and then Save the page.

	Current Document Templates		== Current Document Templates ==
	* [[Template:Use Case]]		* [[Template:Use Case]]
	* [[Template:Project Description]]		* [[Template:Project Description]]

PatrickWest: New page: == Templates == To use the templates, you include the template using MediaWiki's {{ ... }} syntax. In a normal template substitution, the mediawiki rendering engine goes ...

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New page: == Templates == To use the templates, you include the template using MediaWiki's <nowiki>{{ ... }}</nowiki> syntax. In a normal template substitution, the mediawiki rendering engine goes ...

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== Templates ==

To use the templates, you include the template using MediaWiki's <nowiki>{{ ... }}</nowiki> syntax. In a normal template substitution, the mediawiki rendering engine goes and gets the template text every time the page is rendered. If, however, the template name is preceded with ''subst:'' then the mediawiki markup is copied to the destination page and can be edited without affecting, or being affected by, the original template code. See http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/MediaWiki_User_Guide/Templates and http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Templates

To include the markup for a skeleton use case, as defined by the template below, include <nowiki>{{subst:Use Case}}</nowiki> in a blank page and then Save the page.

Current Document Templates
* [[Template:Use Case]]
* [[Template:Project Description]]