Editing Help/Templates (section)

=== Anonymous parameters === <!--T:35-->

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To pass in anonymous parameters, list the values of those parameters sequentially:
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In this case, the <code><nowiki></nowiki></code> template receives parameters <code><nowiki>}=all your effort</nowiki></code> and <code><nowiki>}=Me</nowiki></code>, producing:

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The order in which anonymous parameters are passed in is crucial to its behavior. Reversing the order of the parameters, like so:
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would produce this result:

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}</nowiki></code></tvar>, etc.) works ''only'' with anonymous parameters.</translate> <translate><!--T:208--> Any parameters identified by name, as shown below, will not be accessible to the template using ordinal numbers.</translate>}}

{{note|1=<translate><!--T:120--> If an equal sign appears inside the argument to an anonymous template parameter, that parameter may be misinterpreted as a [[<tvar name=1>#Named parameters</tvar>|named parameter]] (which is explained below in this document) treating the text before the equal sign as the parameter name and the text after it as the argument value.</translate> <translate><!--T:121--> This is a common problem when you need to include an external link, or an HTML element with attributes (see <tvar name=1></tvar>).</translate> <translate><!--T:122--> The workaround is to use named parameters instead, or even numbered parameters as explained in the following section.</translate>}}

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