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This template takes a property name and its inverse property name. It queries for the inverse property name and produces wiki text with the inverted annotations.
Usage: <nowiki>{{Invert-property|Derived property name|Its inverse property name}}</nowiki>
This hides the annotation by specifying blank as the alternate text. Since "<tt>| </tt>" in a template confuses parsing, it uses a subtemplate [[Template:Invert-property/Separator]] for the separator.
See [[California]] for use of this template.
(Credit goes to Semantic MediaWiki user DanTMan for this technique.)
[[Category:Sample pages]]
</noinclude><includeonly>[[{{{2}}}::{{#ask:[[{{{1}}}::{{PAGENAMEE}}]]|link=none|sep={{Invert-property/Separator|{{{2}}}}}}}|
]]</includeonly>
This template takes a property name and its inverse property name. It queries for the inverse property name and produces wiki text with the inverted annotations.
Usage: <nowiki>{{Invert-property|Derived property name|Its inverse property name}}</nowiki>
This hides the annotation by specifying blank as the alternate text. Since "<tt>| </tt>" in a template confuses parsing, it uses a subtemplate [[Template:Invert-property/Separator]] for the separator.
See [[California]] for use of this template.
(Credit goes to Semantic MediaWiki user DanTMan for this technique.)
[[Category:Sample pages]]
</noinclude><includeonly>[[{{{2}}}::{{#ask:[[{{{1}}}::{{PAGENAMEE}}]]|link=none|sep={{Invert-property/Separator|{{{2}}}}}}}|
]]</includeonly>