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If you still have any doubts or questions about the use of the template, you can ask at [[User talk:John James]].
If you still have any doubts or questions about the use of the template, you can ask at [[User talk:John James]].
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* Allow for only three parameters (ID, Title, Date) for sections with many articles by the same author, like [[Federal_Reserve_System#Mises_Dailies|here]].


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{{DEFAULTSORT:Mises daily}}
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[[Category:external link templates]]
[[Category:external link templates]]

Revision as of 07:08, 22 June 2011

This is a template to generate links to Mises.org, used exclusively for Mises Blog articles. It returns the preferred format for linking to Mises Blog in the "Links" section of Mises Wiki articles.

Usage

Redirects

Parameters

Currently all parameters are required

* {{mb|ID |Title |Author |Date}}
* {{mb| id = ID | Mises Daily article title = Title | author name = Author | date = Date}}

Detailed instructions

  1. Copy and paste the syntax above into the Mises Wiki article
  2. Go to http://Mises.org and search for the Daily article you want (say, "Defining Inflation"; you'll see a list of all parts of the site that point to that title.)
  3. Hover your mouse pointer over the hyperlinks and find the one that has "/daily/" in the URL: http://blog.mises.org/4212/
  4. Once you find that page, you'll need to copy that number that comes after ".org/".
  5. You can click that link and go to the page and and copy the number from the address bar in your browser, or alternatively you can right-click (or ctrl+click on a Mac) on the hyperlink and "Copy link location" to your clipboard.
  6. Copy only that number (here, we're using "4212")
  7. Replace "ID" with the number and "Title" with "Inflation and Supply-Side Economics" (note: there is no need for the quotes) and "Author" with Stefan Karlsson (note: you can hyperlink this part, preferably to the Mises Wiki article for the author) and "Date with October 2005"
    * {{mb|4212|Inflation and Supply-Side Economics|[[Stefan Karlsson]]|October 2005}} results in:


If you still have any doubts or questions about the use of the template, you can ask at User talk:John James.

Future development

  • Allow for only three parameters (ID, Title, Date) for sections with many articles by the same author, like here.

See also