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:::: Apologies, I should have discussed this before commiting. We could hide the data files bit for the games which are not supported by setting a flag for them (or just leaving it there, it'll link to the Datafiles page only). In any case, the renaming required was not that drastic (e.g. "Dig, The" to "The Dig"). Finally, the placeholders themselves are not required, since if a placeholder doesn't exist, the auto-generated link merely points to the Datafiles page. So, should the auto-generated link be removed from the template, or left there as-is? --[[User:Md5|Md5]] 12:50, 5 April 2007 (CEST) | :::: Apologies, I should have discussed this before commiting. We could hide the data files bit for the games which are not supported by setting a flag for them (or just leaving it there, it'll link to the Datafiles page only). In any case, the renaming required was not that drastic (e.g. "Dig, The" to "The Dig"). Finally, the placeholders themselves are not required, since if a placeholder doesn't exist, the auto-generated link merely points to the Datafiles page. So, should the auto-generated link be removed from the template, or left there as-is? --[[User:Md5|Md5]] 12:50, 5 April 2007 (CEST) | ||
:::::There is probably a way to do it using those pesky if statements. Maybe if we set up a category for supported/non-supported games and then "if" it is supported and then we check "if" the title begins with "The" to move it to the end. Just a suggestion. I'm not even sure this is possible. I would have to learn more about the if statements to do this. -[[User:Clone2727|Clone2727]] 13:07, 5 April 2007 (CEST) | |||