The name of the old image to delete as provided by [[Special:ApiHelp/query+imageinfo|action=query&prop=imageinfo&iiprop=archivename]].

Which repository properties to get (there may be more available on some wikis):
;apiurl:URL to the repository API - helpful for getting image info from the host.
;name:The key of the repository - used in e.g. <var>[[mw:Manual:$wgForeignFileRepos|$wgForeignFileRepos]]</var> and [[Special:ApiHelp/query+imageinfo|imageinfo]] return values.
;displayname:The human-readable name of the repository wiki.
;rooturl:Root URL for image paths.
;local:Whether that repository is the local one or not.

Le nom de l’ancienne image à supprimer tel que fourni par [[Special:ApiHelp/query+imageinfo|action=query&prop=imageinfo&iiprop=archivename]].

Name des alten zu löschenden Bildes, wie von [[Special:ApiHelp/query+imageinfo|action=query&prop=imageinfo&iiprop=archivename]] angegeben.

The IDs of the objects to delete.

Text of the delete links next to the entries on [[Special:ListFiles]], surrounded by parentheses.
{{Identical|Delete}}

This is the text of the action link on [[Special:Ask]] to delete a printout statement from a query.
{{Identical|Delete}}

Parameters:
* $1 - a link to the page, the time and date of the version is the link anchor
* $2 - an internal or external link the user who made the version with the user name as the link anchor, or empty, or a text identifying the user without a link
* $3 - a link to the diff page of this version and the version preceeding it, or empty
* $4 - the comment, as provided by the user, which may be empty

Source of the image. This is another image that this image is based on. This does not refer to the person who provided the image.

Imageinfo returns information about file revisions (normally the last revision since <code>iilimit</code> defaults to 1). <code>userid</code> includes the ID of the user who made the (re)upload which created that revision. So there will be one user ID per imageinfo item; if you set the limit high enough, you will get all revisions of all files as separate imageinfo items.

{{doc-apihelp-paramvalue|query+imageinfo|prop|userid}}

Mail text for the page "$1" for which you are assigned as a responsible editor has been {{GENDER:$3|moved}} to "$2" by $4. After logging into the wiki you can open the page with this link: $5 
* $1 is the old page which has been moved,
* $2 is the new page which the old page got moved to,
* $3 is the username of the user which moved the page - use for GENDER distinction,
* $4 is the real name of the user which moved the page,
* $5 is the URL of the new page after moving

Refers to {{msg-mw|Openiddelete-button}}.

Followed by the "Delete" form.

Parameters:
* $1 - the URL of the removed site

The label of the form "submit" button when the user is about to delete a tag. The word "irreversibly" is used to emphasise that the action destroys some data and is impossible to undo, even by server administrators.

Used in the Vector skin, as the name of a tab at the top of the page. See for example {{canonicalurl:Main_Page|useskin=vector}}

{{Identical|Delete}}

Used in the Apex skin, as the name of a tab at the top of the page. See for example {{canonicalurl:Main_Page|useskin=apex}}

{{Identical|Delete}}

Used in the Vector skin, as the name of a tab at the top of the page. See for example {{canonicalurl:Main_Page|useskin=vector}}

{{Identical|Delete}}

"$1" is a predefined property that holds the name of the result format used in a query and is provided by [https://www.semantic-mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Special_properties Semantic MediaWiki].

"$1" is a predefined property that describes the conditions of the query as a string and is provided by [https://www.semantic-mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Special_properties Semantic MediaWiki].

Warns that the user is about to delete an institution. Parameters:
* $1 is the name of an institution.

Used as link text in "Result of delete batch" page.

The link points to the special page [[Special:DeleteBatch]].

Message shown if the user tries to delete an institution that has courses. Parameters:
* $1 - the title of the institution page
* $2 - the name of the institution
See also:
* {{msg-mw|Ep-delete-org-has-courses-plain}}

Used as an item in the list in [[Special:ViewConfig]].

Parameters:
* $1 - may be two radio buttons, as in history pages, or empty
* $2 - the time and date of the version
* $3 - a link to the user who made the version, or a text, or empty
* $4 - replaced with zero to several links to that version
* $5 - the comment, as provided by the user, which may be empty
* $6 - the date of the version
* $7 - the time of the version

Used as failure message in Special:NovaInstance.

This message indicates the instance has been failed to delete.

An instance is a virtual machine. In this particular case, a clone of an image for a virtual machine. [http://docs.openstack.org/diablo/openstack-compute/starter/content/Introduction-d1e2084.html More on OpenStack].

Parameters:
* $1 - the instance ID
* $2 - the instance name

See also:
* {{msg-mw|Openstackmanager-deletedinstance}}
* {{msg-mw|Openstackmanager-deletedinstance-faileddns}}

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