Template talk:FanloreProject

Alright so after having to rollback some edits (sorry Bikedancelaugheat), apparently we cannot add the {{NAMESPACE}} or {{FULLPAGENAME}} markeup to a subpages list if we want the subpages to actually show up. Apparently subpages for pages under namespaces are categorized as PAGE/SUBPAGE, and not under the namespace parent (ie, the subpages for the YouTube Project are considered "YouTube Fandom" subpages by the system, not "FanloreProject:YouTube Fandom" subpages). I double checked, and this also occurs on other namespace subpages, so apparently this is just an overall MediaWiki thing. Thank you for your forethought, though! --Punkpixieprince (talk) 21:10, 23 February 2019 (UTC)

Ooh, interesting! Weird that--on a page that has no subpages--when the code returns a redlink to a different page, it's working, and when it looks like it's working, it's not.

Many thanks for figuring that out, Punkpixieprince! :)

(And yeah, I forgot to check a Fanlore Project that actually has subpages to see if my edit worked in the real world. *facepalms* I'm glad this had more than one pair of eyes on it!)

--Bikedancelaugheat (talk) 07:15, 24 February 2019 (UTC)

Subpages still not displaying in template[Update:seems to be fixed]

I don't understand the explanation above, but subpages are still not being displayed when FanloreProjects use this template. E.g. FanloreProject:Naruto's infobox say "Subpage(s): showparent=no has no subpages to list. " even though the project DOES have two subpages: FanloreProject:Naruto/NavBox and FanloreProject:Naruto/meta. -- Quaelegit (talk) 23:23, 4 June 2023 (UTC)

OKAY FIXED. looks like "FULLPAGENAME" magicword works now, so I've added it back to the template. Probably thanks to updating our version of Mediawiki last fall (thank you Gardeners!!) 23:44, 4 June 2023 (UTC)