Template:Namespace detect see also

Easy to use namespace-detection templates:

• {{main other}} – For article templates.
• {{talk other}} – For talk page templates.
• {{user other}} – For user page templates.
• {{wikipedia other}} – For detecting "Sarkarverse:" pages.
• {{file other}} – For file (image) templates.
• {{template other}} – For detecting template pages.
• {{help other}} – For help page templates.
• {{category other}} – For category templates.
• {{portal other}} – For portal templates.
• {{book other}} – For detecting book pages.
• {{draft other}} – For detecting draft pages.
• {{module other}} – For detecting module pages.

More complex namespace-detection templates:

• {{namespace detect}} – The very versatile one.
• {{namespace detect showall}} – The extremely versatile one, has input reuse.
• {{talkspace detect}} - For detecting talk pages on various namespaces.
• {{main talk other}} – Separates some namespaces.
• {{main talk category other}} – Separates some namespaces.

Pagename-handling and detection templates:

• {{basepage subpage}} – For detecting if on a basepage, subpage or subsubpage.
• {{pgn}} – Can take apart and put together pagenames in several ways.
• {{if pagename}} – For pattern matching on the pagename.
• {{if pagename multi}} – For pattern matching on the pagename, has input reuse.
• {{IP-user other}} – For detecting IP-user pages.
• {{IP-talk}} - Return: 1) IP user talk page 2) registered user talk page 3) not user talk page.

Technical stuff:

• Sarkarverse:Namespace – Lists all the namespaces.
• mw:Help:Magic words – About {{NAMESPACE}} etc.
• mw:Help:Extension:ParserFunctions – About {{#ifeq:|||}} etc.

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This is the {{namespace detect see also}} template.

It is used in the "See also" section of the documentation of the namespace-detection templates. It takes no parameters.

If you update this template, then you should probably also update {{pagename detect see also}}. That template holds almost the same list of templates, but with the pagename-detection templates at the top.