Gives URL to the file and the description page.

Gives a full URL, an edit URL, and the canonical URL for each page.

URL to the media file

Information about how to proceede to create a new item. This message is presented when a user searched (or requested by URL) for an item by site and page title (e.g. item, linked to a particular Wikipedia page in a particular language), but no item was found that linked to that page.  This gives the user the option to create a new item with the page title as the item label.  The user will be sent to the Create item page and the label would be pre-populated.

Parameters:
* $1 - the URL string with the site identifier and page name

Gives the JavaScript configuration variables specific to the page.

Gives the JavaScript configuration variables specific to the page.

Allows to use and/or display the "GET" parameters of the URL on a wiki page

This file is from $1 and may be used by other projects.
Maybe you want to edit the description on its [$2 file description page] there.

This file is from $1 and may be used by other projects.
Maybe you want to edit the description on its [$2 file description page] there.

This file is from $1 and may be used by other projects.
Maybe you want to edit the description on its [$2 file description page] there.

Gives Editors the ability to review revisions and stabilize pages

Gives Editors the ability to review revisions and stabilise pages

URL to fetch the file from.

Text for the "Edit local description source" tab, if the page exists and the page is the local description of a file in a foreign repository (e.g. Wikimedia Commons). The tab allows the user to edit the local description page in the wikitext source code editor.

Cf. {{msg-mw|Edit-local}}

Message that appears after the application attempts to evaluate the content type of the media file URL and fails to do so. Parameters:
* $1 the URL used to evaluate the content type.

{{doc-special|GlobalUsage}}
Header of a section that lists all the places where one shared file has been used. "Global" refers to the usage, not to the file. "File" is singular. Used while viewing the file description page ([[commons:File:Triangle.Right.ly.png|example at Commons]]). Appears at the top of the page as a link to a section anchor, and at the bottom as the section header.

{{Identical|File usage}}

Gives the JavaScript configuration variables specific to the page. To apply, use <code>mw.config.set()</code>.

This is the first part of the text of the special page "Rendering finished", which appears after clicking "download book" and the book has been generated.  

Refers to {{msg-mw|Coll-helppage}}.

Parameters:
* $1 - the URL to download the book file

Used as page body. Parameters:
* $1 - the description URL of the file
* $2 - the display name of the repository
The page title for this message is:
* {{msg-mw|timedmedia-subtitle-remote}}

The source from where the data is accessible. Allowed values: "file", "raw" and "url". Default: "file"

Error, when the 3rd-party OAuth developers sends users to a bad authorization url, but we know which application made the request and we can link the user to a page to contact the developer.

Parameters:
* $1 - URL

Change tags to apply to the upload log entry and file page revision.

Gives the user several ways to select a language and to adjust language settings

Gives the JavaScript configuration variables specific to the page as a JSON string.

Gives items to put in the <code>&lt;head&gt;</code> of the page.