Difference between revisions of "Dynamic Page Generation"

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Semantic queries can be used to automatically generate lists of pages satisfying some requirements. Here you can find the complete documentation for inline queries.

In this section you can find some examples of ad hoc queries that may be useful in this wiki.

All the Projects suggested by a given Tutor

{{#ask: [[Category:Project]][[prjTutor::User:{{PAGENAME}}]]|?prjTitle = |format=ul}}

You can see the result here

Note: {{PAGENAME}} is a variable which identifies the title of the current page. Putting this query inside a user's page, all projects tutored by that user will be shown as results.

All master thesis proposals in a research area

To generate the results in a list, showing the research topic of each proposal:

{{#ask: [[Category:ProjectProposal]] 
[[PrjLevel::Bs]]
[[PrjType::Thesis]]
[[PrjResArea::Social Software and Semantic Web]] |
?PrjResTopic |
format=list
}}

To show the results in the template ProjectProposalViz:

{{#ask: [[Category:ProjectProposal]] 
[[PrjLevel::Bs]]
[[PrjType::Thesis]]
[[PrjResArea::Social Software and Semantic Web]] |
?PrjTitle |
?PrjImage |
?PrjDescription |
?PrjTutor |
?PrjStarts |
?PrjStudMin |
?PrjStudMax |
?PrjCFUMin |
?PrjCFUMax |
?PrjResArea |
?PrjResTopic |
format = template |
template = Template:ProjectProposalViz
}}

You can see the result of this query here.

All finished projects in a research topic, ordered by end date

{{#ask: [[Category:Project]][[prjResTopic::Folksonomies]][[prjStatus::Closed]]|?prjTitle = |sort=prjEnd|order=desc|format=ul}}

See the result here.