Template:Native name checker
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{{Native name checker}} inspects the value in the |native_name= parameter in infoboxen that support that parameter, and returns that value and, when appropriate, an error message.
Usage
[change source]Typical use is:
|dataxx={{Native name checker|{{{native_name|}}}}}
Error messages
[change source]{{Native name checker}} returns these error messages:
- Error {{native name checker}}: parameter value is malformed –
|native_name=is expected to hold{{Native name}}or{{Native name list}}. The detector is looking for alang=html attribute with a properly formatted IETF language tag. If not found,{{Native name checker}}emits this error message. - Error {{native name checker}}: list markup expected for multiple names – when
{{Native name checker}}detects more than one name in|native_name=, those names are expected to be listed using appropriate list markup. The detector is looking for<div class="plainlist">...</div>html list markup. When that markup is not detected,{{Native name checker}}emits this error message. Data from multiple{{Native name}}templates can be combined into a single{{Native name list}}template or multiple{{Native name}}templates can be listed using{{Plainlist}}. - Error {{native name checker}}: <br /> lists not allowed – Per MOS:NOBREAKS, the use of
<br />to separate items of a list is proscribed. Usually<br />-separated lists are caught by the list markup expected detector but, occasionally, not. The detector looks for a variety of acceptable and unacceptable<br />variants. Data from multiple{{Native name}}templates can be combined into a single{{Native name list}}template or multiple{{Native name}}templates can be listed using{{Plainlist}}.
Mainspace articles with any of the above errors are listed in Category:Native name checker template errors. A help link at the end of each error message links to this page.