Search translations

Costa Rican colon

Multi colon escape

Multi colon escape

Multi colon escape

Title separator:

Bread crumb separator

($1) $2{{int:pipe-separator}}$3 ($4){{int:pipe-separator}}$5 ($6){{int:pipe-separator}}$7 ($8)

Separator between the requested properties

Expected a colon at line $1 character $2.

View ($1 {{int:pipe-separator}} $2) ($3)

Separator between many valued property values

Separator between values of record properties

The requested page title contains an invalid colon at the beginning.

For technical reasons, a title can not start with a space or a colon.

The username specified does not contain the bot password separator ("$1").

[{{fullurl:Special:UnreviewedPages|category=$1}} Unreviewed pages]{{MediaWiki:pipe-separator}}[{{fullurl:Special:PendingChanges|category=$1}} Pending changes]

Type a word and press <Enter> (or several words using # as a separator)

Separator between property name and value if "headers" is set to "show" or "plain"

The page to show the subpages for, or namespace name (including trailing colon) to show pages in. Defaults to the current page.

Using a comma as a separator for the inlanguage keyword is deprecated. Please use | (pipe) to separate languages.

Value must start with <code>Data:</code> and end with <code>.map</code>. In addition title should not contain characters like colon, hash or pipe.

Value must start with <code>Data:</code> and end with <code>.tab</code>. In addition title should not contain characters like colon, hash or pipe.

Cannot rollback the last edit of [[:$1]] by [[User:$2|$2]] ([[User talk:$2|talk]]{{int:pipe-separator}}[[Special:Contributions/$2|{{int:contribslink}}]]).
Someone else has edited or rolled back the page already.

The last edit to the page was by [[User:$3|$3]] ([[User talk:$3|talk]]{{int:pipe-separator}}[[Special:Contributions/$3|{{int:contribslink}}]]).

A list of locations to add to the map together with the queried data. Like with display_points, you can add a title, description and icon per location using the tilde "~" as separator.