Ашаблон:Анеишьа амам азхьарԥш/doc

Usage

This template is used to mark dead links, either within a paragraph or within a reference citation. Marking dead links signals to editors and to WP:Link rot bots that this link needs to be replaced with an archive link.

Before considering whether to use the {{dead link}} template it is often useful to make a search for an archive copy of the dead link and thereby avoid using the tag altogether. All Ашаблон:Cite xxx templates have the facility for adding |archive-date= and |archive-url= parameters for linking to an archive copy. Non-Ашаблон:Cite xxx citations can use {{webarchive}}.

Using {{Dead link}} will place a note by the URL and add the article to one of the Category:Articles with dead external links categories.

Append this template directly after the link (after the link code's terminating ] if you are using wikitext), or, if you are using a Ашаблон:Cite xxx template, directly after the Ашаблон:Cite xxx transclusion (not inside it), but inside the reference, if any, i.e. before the </ref>, in all cases leaving the original link intact:

<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.example.org|title=The Example Website|access-date=22 September 2012}}{{Dead link|date=абҵарамза 2024}}</ref>

Not doing so might hinder detection by automated tools. If the citation contains multiple URLs (e.g. chapterurl and url) in a template, and only one is broken, you can use <!-- hidden text --> to explain which one is broken.

If the article uses clickable footnotes, then this template should be placed just before the </ref> that contains the dead link. The notice will then correctly appear in the reference section instead of in the body of the text, and so WP:Link rot bots can properly find and fix the link.

If you are placing this template inside a <ref> </ref> reference, do not leave any substitution template such as {{subst:CURRENTMONTHNAME}} or {{subst:CURRENTYEAR}}, because substitutions fail inside ref tags.

Avoid using this template when the reference is fully adequate without the link. In this case, simply remove the link. For example, if a {{cite journal}} template is used with a DOI, remove the |url= parameter.

Common form (with current date)

{{Dead link|date=абҵарамза 2024}}

Optional parameters

url

Provides a history of the linked page via the Wayback Machine. Set only if history actually exists, as otherwise it is misleading to users and editors.

date

The date parameter consists of the full English name of the current month with initial capital, a space, and the year, not full dates; e.g., "January 2013", but not "jan13". Any deviation from these two rules will result in an "invalid date parameter" error.

bot

Bot accounts specify the |bot= parameter as a sign that the tag was added by an automated process. Set as bot=<bot name>.

fix-attempted

Set this to "yes" if you have tried unsuccessfully to find an archived copy, or a copy with a different URL. This will put the page in Category:Articles with permanently dead external links, and the annotation will be rendered as "" instead of just "". Note that this currently will occur for any value supplied, including "no", so if a fix was not attempted, simply leave this parameter off, or set it to be blank. Also note that if a page cannot be found in the Internet Archive (Wayback Machine), often a live copy can be found via a web search for the full title, in quotes, on the original website, or on the Internet at large.

Notes:

• The date-substitution template may be used to automatically generate the date, e.g., {{Dead link|{{subst:DATE}}}}. See Help:Substitution for more information.
• The date= parameter need not be added by the editor: if not entered, a bot will soon add it.

Examples

• <ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.example.org |title=Web page title |website=Example.com |access-date=цәыббрамза 22, 2012}} {{Dead link |date=цәыббрамза 2012}}</ref>
  →
• <ref>{{cite news |title=Sorrell accuses Murdoch of panic buying |author=Plunkett, John |url=http://media.guardian.co.uk/site/story/0,14173,1601858,00.html |newspaper=[[The Guardian]] |date=жьҭаарамза 27, 2005 |access-date=цәыббрамза 22, 2012}} {{Dead link}}</ref>
  →

Caveats

• Avoid using free links (e.g. http://www.example.org/{{Dead link}}), as software that is unable to handle templates may read an incorrect link. Add brackets if necessary.
• Avoid complicated formatting. Nesting inside a template is generally not supported well.
• Avoid using [ ] { | } < > characters between the end of the external link and {{Dead link}}, as they are often used to format text.

TemplateData

Здесь приведена документация в формате TemplateData для данного шаблона, которая используется в визуальном редакторе и прочих инструментах.

Документация TemplateData для шаблона: Анеишьа амам азхьарԥш

A template to indicate that the preceding URL is dead

Параметры шаблона

Шаблон использует строчное форматирование параметров.

Параметр		Описание	Тип	Статус
Month and year	date	The month and year the URL was found to be dead, like "June 2013" Автозначение {{subst:CURRENTMONTHNAME}} {{subst:CURRENTYEAR}}	Строковый (без форматирования)	предложенный
Bot name	bot	The name of the bot used to identify the dead link (not used by regular editors)	Имя участника	необязательный
Wayback URL	url	The dead URL, used only if there is a Wayback Machine archive	URL	необязательный
Fix attempted	fix-attempted	Setting to 'yes' (or any non-blank value) indicates that no archive copy is available Пример yes	Логическое значение	необязательный

Шәахә. иара убас

• {{Full citation needed}} (inline) to be used when a reference suffers from a more severe problem than a mere broken link
• {{Citations broken}}
• {{Cleanup bare URLs}} header
• {{Closed access}} and {{Open access}} citation flags
• {{Registration required}} citation flag
• {{Subscription or libraries}} citation flag for when a subscription or library access may be required
• {{Subscription required}} citation flag
• {{Webarchive}}
• {{Website defunct}} to be used in place of the {{URL}} parameter in infoboxes for defunct websites
• What to do when a reference link goes dead
• Link rot