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This module is used to detect the page type of a given page. It detects redirect pages automatically and is highly customisable. It can be used on its own or as a meta-module to create other page-type-detection templates. This module can also be accessed using {{pagetype}}.
Syntax
Basic usage
{{#invoke:pagetype|main}}
All parameters
{{#invoke:pagetype|main
| page =
| defaultns =
| main =
| user =
| wikipedia =
| project =
| wp =
| file =
| image =
| mediawiki =
| template =
| help =
| category =
| portal =
| book =
| draft =
| education program =
| timedtext =
| module =
| topic =
| special =
| media =
| talk =
| redirect =
| dab =
| na =
| other =
}}
Basic usage
For simple detection of the page type of the current page, use the default settings:
{{#invoke:pagetype|main}}
That will produce the following results, depending on the page type or the namespace:
Page type / namespace
Output
Redirects (in any namespace)
redirect
Main namespace
article
File namespace
file
Template namespace
template
Category namespace
category
Module namespace
module
Book namespace
book
Other namespaces
page
If the module is used on a talk page, it will detect the page type for the corresponding subject page.
Example
Code
Result
{{#invoke:pagetype|main}}
modul
Page parameter
You can use the page parameter to make the module act as though it was called from that page.
It is possible to specify different behaviour for each namespace than that described in the basic usage section. For example, you might want the module to display "user page" for pages in the user namespace, instead of the default "page". To do this, you can use the code |user=yes. This looks up the typical name used for pages in the user namespace, in this case "user page", and uses that text when the module is used with a page in the user namespace. To use this with other namespaces, use the namespace name in lower case as a parameter:
{{#invoke:pagetype|main
| user = yes
| wikipedia = yes
| project = yes
| wp = yes
| mediawiki = yes
| help = yes
| portal = yes
| draft = yes
| education program = yes
| timedtext = yes
| topic = yes
| special = yes
| media = yes
}}
You can use any of the following to specify the namespace: "yes", "y", "true" or "1". They can be used in any combination of upper and lower case. (These values are defined by Module:Yesno.)
The default text for these namespaces is as follows:
Page type / namespace
Output
User namespace
user page
Wikipedia namespace
project page
MediaWiki namespace
interface page
Help namespace
help page
Portal namespace
portal
Draft namespace
draft
Education program namespace
education program page
Timed Text namespace
Timed Text page
Topic namespace
topic
Special namespace
special page
Media namespace
file
You can use a similar process to remove any of the default namespace values as well. For example, if you use the code |template=no, then the module will display "page" when used on a template page, rather than the default "template".
{{#invoke:pagetype|main
| main = no
| file = no
| template = no
| category = no
| module = no
| book = no
}}
The following values will all work to remove namespace values: "no", "n", "false" or "0". They can be used in any combination of upper and lower case.
As well as adding and removing individual namespaces, it is possible to specify different sets of namespaces by using the |defaultns=. There are four different sets available: all, extended, none and the default set. These sets allow you to specify many namespaces at once, without having to use all of the individual namespace parameters. Namespaces are set according to the following table:
It is possible to specify a custom value for any namespace:
{{#invoke:pagetype|main
| main = custom text
| user = custom text
| wikipedia = custom text
| project = custom text
| wp = custom text
| file = custom text
| image = custom text
| mediawiki = custom text
| template = custom text
| help = custom text
| category = custom text
| portal = custom text
| book = custom text
| draft = custom text
| education program = custom text
| timedtext = custom text
| module = custom text
| topic = custom text
| special = custom text
| media = custom text
}}
Normally, the module will treat talk pages as if they were in the corresponding subject namespace. However, if the talk parameter is set, the module will treat talk pages separately from subject pages. The talk parameter sets values for all talk pages, i.e. pages in the Talk: namespace, pages in the User talk: namespace, pages in the Wikipedia talk: namespace, and so on.
This works the same way that it does for the custom namespace page types. Possible parameters are:
dab: a custom value for disambiguation-class pages. If set to "yes", "y", "true" or "1", this produces "disambiguation page". If set to "no", "n", "false" or "0", no custom value is produced. If set to any other value it produces that text.
na: a custom value for NA-class pages. It works in the same way as the dab parameter. The default value for "yes" etc. is "page".
By default, the module automatically detects redirects in all namespace. It is not possible to specify redirect behaviour by namespace, but you can turn redirect detection off, or use a custom value for redirect pages.