Last modified: 2012-03-29 19:21:38 UTC
In a template (escaping all), I have <pre>{{{for template|^page}}}{{{field|header|holds template}}}{{{end template}}} and later {{{for template|^header|embed in field=^page[header]|multiple}}} </pre> No button is shown for adding instances of the ^header template; before I added this code into the form the button was showing and operating fine. Instead I now see displayed: <code>@insertHTML_^page___header@</code> Any ideas? I have 2.4 SF + 1.6 SMW + 1.17 MW. I tried this feature because I want to specify default templates for the "header" field by something like <nowiki>{{{</nowiki>field|header|holds template|default=<nowiki>{{</nowiki>^header<nowiki>}}</nowiki><nowiki>}}}</nowiki> Will I be able to get this to work or is there a another way. --[[User:Hypergrove|Hypergrove]] ([[User talk:Hypergrove|talk]]) 08:43, 26 March 2012 (UTC) :My guess is that this is failing due to the "^" in the template name (which would be a bug). Is this happening on a public wiki? If not, is there any way you could reproduce the problem on a public wiki, like scratchpad.referata.com? [[User:Yaron Koren|Yaron Koren]] ([[User talk:Yaron Koren|talk]]) 13:28, 26 March 2012 (UTC) :removed the 'hat' symbol and the code is behaving differently, not correctly yet. It is placing the add-another-button at the position of the template that embeds the repeating template, not within the scope of the repeating template as it did prior to my inserting this code. So I've opened a bug for the hat symbol in the templatename.
This is two bugs right now - the hat symbol and the misplacement of the add-another-button. Do you want these to be separate bugs?
If the second one is unrelated, then yes.
the hat in the name doesn't seem to be causing any problems, now that https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=35554 has been identified.