This template is a quick way to sanitize filename strings, which ensures they are always formatted as File: and will work with embedding syntax.
This template is a quick way to sanitize filename strings, which ensures they are always formatted as File: and will work with embedding syntax.
For example, say a template takes an image parameter. Should it be Dog.jpg or File:Dog.jpg? You could make everyone read the documentation, or you could clutter up your own template with extra code, or you could use this.
Cheap and easy (it only uses a single PAGENAME magic word call).
{{file|File:Dog.jpg}}
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File:Dog.jpg |
{{file|Dog.jpg}}
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File:Dog.jpg |
{{file|Image:Dog.jpg}}
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File:Dog.jpg |
{{file|File:The Dog File: Woofs Of The Dog Still.jpg}}
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File:The Dog File: Woofs Of The Dog Still.jpg |
{{file|Image:The Dog File: Picture This Image: Woofs Of The Dog Still.jpg}}
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File:The Dog File: Picture This Image: Woofs Of The Dog Still.jpg |
{{file|The Dog File: Picture This Image: Woofs Of The Dog Still.jpg}}
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File:The Dog File: Picture This Image: Woofs Of The Dog Still.jpg |
Bizarre edge-cases where a file's name itself starts with "File:" are not going to work properly (I don't even know if it's possible to upload these, but if you do, then don't).
{{file|File:File:File:How To Remove Metal From A File: The Hard Way.pdf}}
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File:File:File:How To Remove Metal From A File: The Hard Way.pdf |
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