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       |namespace =  
       |namespace =  
       |nottitleregexp = .*((/[a-z][a-z](.{{!}}-..)?){{!}}([ _][(][a-z][a-z][)]))$
       |nottitleregexp = .*((/[a-z][a-z](.{{!}}-..)?){{!}}([ _][(][a-z][a-z][)]))$
       |titlematch = A%{{!}}B%{{!}}C%{{!}}D%{{!}}E%{{!}}F%{{!}}G%{{!}}H%{{!}}I%{{!}}J%
       |titlematch = ^[A-J]
       |include = *
       |include = *
       |includematch = @{{{1}}}@
       |includematch = @{{{1}}}@
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    Example: <code><nowiki>{{Search|1=Learn more}}</nowiki></code> gives
    Example: <code><nowiki>{{Search|1=Learn more}}</nowiki></code> gives
    {{Search|1=Learn more}}
    {{Search|1=Learn more}}
    {{Search|1=description}}
     
    [[Category:Template]]
    [[Category:Template]]
    </noinclude>
    </noinclude>

    Revision as of 17:05, 22 July 2013

    Find pages containing a string: {{Search|string}} finds all pages containing the string. Searches are case sensitive. In order to find both xyz and Xyz use a regular expression: {{Search|[Xx]yz}}.

    Regular expressions use a perl like syntax. Special characters like '[', '[','(' and ')' need to be escaped.

    No wiki expansion takes place before passing arguments to the template.

    Example: {{Search|1=Learn more}} gives