Re: Working upload

Another batch of JavaScript page import has completed with tweaks and 
fixes.  Let me know if there are any outstanding issues:

     http://docs.webplatform.org/test/javascript


On 1/21/2014 12:29 PM, Eliezer Bernart wrote:
> I have some issues on Examples section [1], where all the content is 
> inside the "Examples" parameter, when actually there is an inner 
> template to that: "Single Example" [2].

Okay, that looks fixed now.  Had to parse out code versus not-code and 
split into separate examples when it switched from code to not code.  
Example of multiple examples:

     http://docs.webplatform.org/test/javascript/Array/filter

> About the "Return Value" [3], could we add it in the "JS Syntax" 
> template and display it under a main label ==Return value==?

I just made it another JS Syntax Parameter, because in some cases it is 
listed that way (by name).  If it has no name, I'm promoting it to 
become a parameter named "return value".  Should be good.

> The JS Object doesn't have a "Manual Section", but for now we could 
> duplicate this form to "JS Basic", add a manual section (as the "Main 
> content" field in {{Basic Page}}[5]) and apply to all the JS pages. 
> Then later we can define the topic clusters, design the pages and 
> build a specific semantic form for each one of the Categories.

Done, the pages are now {{Topics | JS Basic}} at the bottom.  All the 
"leftovers" seem to correctly fit into the "Main Content" form field as 
desired now.

A new problem was that I wasn't escaping the | character in tables 
inside the template parameters.  That was easy enough to fix with 
{{!}}.  But if you jumble together a table end |} and template end }} 
you end up with this escape sequence:

{{!}}}}}

And Mediawiki can't handle it.

So I had to artifically add a space after every embedded |} sequence 
(prior to escaping) so when it immediately ends with a template close, 
it parses it fine:

{{!}}}
}}

Form editing doesn't take out this newline, fortunately (otherwise 
harmless edits will wreck the page).