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* This template calls two sub-templates: [[Template:DraftChecker/CheckForDraft|/CheckForDraft]] and [[Template:DraftChecker/CheckForArticle|/CheckForArticle]]
 
* This template calls two sub-templates: [[Template:DraftChecker/CheckForDraft|/CheckForDraft]] and [[Template:DraftChecker/CheckForArticle|/CheckForArticle]]
  
==ShowOnlyToLoggedInUsers.js==
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==View content for Logged-in Users==
Viewing DraftChecker links in Article space requires the installation of the ShowOnlyToLoggedInUsers.js
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Currently, viewing DraftChecker links in Article space requires that you install the ShowOnlyToLoggedInUsers.js script.     
  
 
Individual editors can install this on a per-user basis by adding the following line to their common.js file:
 
Individual editors can install this on a per-user basis by adding the following line to their common.js file:
:importScript('User:HectorMoffet/ShowOnlyToLoggedInUsers.js');
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:importScript('[[User:HectorMoffet/ShowOnlyToLoggedInUsers.js]]');
  
Additionally, the ShowOnlyToLoggedInUsers.js script could be added as a gadget or in our default javascript.  
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In future, the ShowOnlyToLoggedInUsers.js script could be added as a gadget, or included in Wikipedia's  default javascript.
  
 
==Test Cases==
 
==Test Cases==

Revision as of 15:27, 23 December 2013

DraftChecker is a template to alert editors to the existence of relevant articles or drafts.

  • In Draft or Draft_Talk, DraftChecker will check for an Article of the same title.
  • In Article_Talk, DraftChecker will check for a Draft of the same title.
  • In the Article namespace, Draftchecker will check for a Draft of the same title, but will only show a message if a custom javascript determines the user is logged in.

Usage

{{DraftChecker}}

Technical details

View content for Logged-in Users

Currently, viewing DraftChecker links in Article space requires that you install the ShowOnlyToLoggedInUsers.js script.

Individual editors can install this on a per-user basis by adding the following line to their common.js file:

importScript('User:HectorMoffet/ShowOnlyToLoggedInUsers.js');

In future, the ShowOnlyToLoggedInUsers.js script could be added as a gadget, or included in Wikipedia's default javascript.

Test Cases