In general I think we have two ways of including other pages:
- [[include Somepage]] or
- [[include Somecategory:_template | var1=value1]]
I was hoping for a combination.
[[include Somepage | var1=value1]]
I would use this for a explanatory popup. But as you know some words have the same meaning or some words with little differences have the same meaning for example:
An obstuction and a jam both mean "blocking some way through" or in a text "he scrutinizes" or "scrutinizing" have the same verb they are derived from…
So I wish to include the explination of "jam" or "to scrutinize" but the word in the text is different. So in one case I would like to use [[ include definition:scrutinize | textword=scrutinizes ]] in an other case I would like to use [[ include definition:scrutinize | textword=scrutinizing ]]
Could this be done…
Becasue I had it working but things stopped working after changes were made to the include function some time ago. I must say I had it working in a very complex way with includes including templates and stuff…
So if this wish is completed this would work much easier.
I could really use this for my new project.
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Uh…. it already works :S
Your #1 and #2 are no different, except for one being in a category and the other being in no category at all (aka. _default) — as for includes, it works the same whether a page is in a category or not.
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