Help:Namespace

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SMW provides only limited support for namespaces:

In-page queries do not show namespace prefixes of resulting pages (but link correctly)

Further, on the one hand, when specifying a pagename for a selection itself, or as subject of a relation in a selection, this denotes the set of all pages with that pagename, across all namespaces; specifying a specific page can only be done indirectly by intersecting with a namespace.

Also, confusingly, a redirect from e.g. A to B:C with namespace prefix B, cause the queries R::A and R::C to be replaced by R::A||C. Thus in the query R::C, "C" should be interpreted as "page C and the pages in the main namespace redirecting to any page across all namespaces with name C".

• <ask debug=true>[[test redirect demo::redirect demo]]</ask> gives <ask> no longer supported. See SMW documentation on how to do inline queries now.

• <ask debug=true>[[test redirect demo::redirect demo target name]]</ask> gives <ask> no longer supported. See SMW documentation on how to do inline queries now.

• <ask debug=true>[[test redirect demo 2::redirect demo]]</ask> gives <ask> no longer supported. See SMW documentation on how to do inline queries now.

• <ask debug=true>[[test redirect demo 2::redirect demo target name]]</ask> gives <ask> no longer supported. See SMW documentation on how to do inline queries now.

Special:SearchTriple shows namespace prefixes and allows specifying a namespace prefix in front of a (part of a) pagename; however it does not allow searching with a name, across namespaces.

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