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If you don't use one of these factors in your Trigger, either write "None" next to it or remove that factor entirely. If you don't, the Trigger table will break on your page, and that would not be good. | If you don't use one of these factors in your Trigger, either write "None" next to it or remove that factor entirely. If you don't, the Trigger table will break on your page, and that would not be good. | ||
| + | If you have multiple lines to include in any of these sections, either sort them with a bullet (*) or double space the lines. | ||
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| + | ===Tiered Actions=== | ||
For actions and whatnot that span different tiers, use a colon (:) at the beginning of each line as you would normally do on a page if you wanted to indent. For example, you would use... | For actions and whatnot that span different tiers, use a colon (:) at the beginning of each line as you would normally do on a page if you wanted to indent. For example, you would use... | ||
<pre>General - If, then statement | <pre>General - If, then statement | ||
Latest revision as of 00:28, 27 April 2011
Trigger Template Usage
To use the Trigger template in an article, copy the following code:
{{Trigger
|events=
|variables=
|conditions=
|actions=
}}
If you don't use one of these factors in your Trigger, either write "None" next to it or remove that factor entirely. If you don't, the Trigger table will break on your page, and that would not be good.
If you have multiple lines to include in any of these sections, either sort them with a bullet (*) or double space the lines.
Tiered Actions
For actions and whatnot that span different tiers, use a colon (:) at the beginning of each line as you would normally do on a page if you wanted to indent. For example, you would use...
General - If, then statement :If ::First action ::First action part 2 :Then ::Second action
...to get an outcome like the following.
General - If, then statement- If
- First action
- First action part 2
- Then
- Second action