DPL:Manual - DPL parameters: Criteria for page selection

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-	This list will output pages that are in <tt>[[#category\|category]]</tt> "Poets" and link to a page with title ''Dublin'' or ''Cork'' (or ''Cornwall'' etc.) in the ''Main'' <tt>[[#namespace\|namespace]]</tt> (by default). Note the use of <tt>[[template:!\|<nowiki>{{!}}</nowiki>]]</tt> as a template call to "\|" in order for multiple values in parameters when using DPL as a [[DPL:Manual - General Usage and Invocation Syntax\|parser function]] (otherwise DPL would interpret "\|Cork" as another parameter, and give an error).	+	This list will output pages that are in <tt>[[#category\|category]]</tt> "Poets" and link to a page with title ''Dublin'' or ''Cork'' (or ''Cornwall'' etc.) in the ''Main'' <tt>[[#namespace\|namespace]]</tt> (by default). To make the comparison case-insensitive, use the parameter <tt>[[#ignorecase\|ignorecase]]</tt>. Note the use of <tt>[[template:!\|<nowiki>{{!}}</nowiki>]]</tt> as a template call to "\|" in order for multiple values in parameters when using DPL as a [[DPL:Manual - General Usage and Invocation Syntax\|parser function]] (otherwise DPL would interpret "\|Cork" as another parameter, and give an error).

	If a page links to ''Cork'' and ''Cornwall'' it will appear twice in the output. Use %PAGESEL% to see thename of the page it links to.		If a page links to ''Cork'' and ''Cornwall'' it will appear twice in the output. Use %PAGESEL% to see thename of the page it links to.
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	This will output all pages in the main namespace which begin with "A".		This will output all pages in the main namespace which begin with "A".

-	The match is case-sensitive, even with respect to the first character. Note that spaces are translated to \_ (escaped underscore) as MediaWiki internally stores names with underscores instead of spaces. Using an underscore in your <tt>titlematch</tt> argument means 'any single character' in SQL LIKE expressions.	+	The match is case-sensitive, even with respect to the first character; to make it case-insensitive, use the parameter <tt>[[#ignorecase\|ignorecase]]</tt>. Note that spaces are translated to \_ (escaped underscore) as MediaWiki internally stores names with underscores instead of spaces. Using an underscore in your <tt>titlematch</tt> argument means 'any single character' in SQL LIKE expressions.

	===titleregexp===		===titleregexp===
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-	This will output all pages (regardless of namespace) which have a digit in their name and end with a "y".	+	This will output all pages (regardless of namespace) which have a digit in their name and end with a "y". Use the parameter <tt>[[#ignorecase\|ignorecase]]</tt> to make the comparison case-insensitive.

	===nottitlematch===		===nottitlematch===
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	The default is case sensitivity. So only <tt>true</tt> makes sense as an argument.		The default is case sensitivity. So only <tt>true</tt> makes sense as an argument.

-	The parameter has an effect on <tt>[[linksto]]</tt>, <tt>[[uses]]</tt>, <tt>[[titlematch]]</tt>, <tt>[[titleregexp]]</tt> and their <tt>not</tt>-equivalents.	+	The parameter has an effect on <tt>[[#linksto\|linksto]]</tt>, <tt>[[#uses\|uses]]</tt>, <tt>[[#titlematch\|titlematch]]</tt>, <tt>[[#titleregexp\|titleregexp]]</tt> and their <tt>not</tt>-equivalents.

	For case-insensitivity in ordering result sets see <tt>[[ordercollation]]</tt>.		For case-insensitivity in ordering result sets see <tt>[[ordercollation]]</tt>.
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