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Um...no. You can start a discussion on the talk page about it if you want to, but plenty of other languages have a syntax fork on Wikipedia. |
→Variables: And as far as I know, I was the first to invent this technique. :) |
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A third way to pass variables between pages is to include them in the call for the next page. The list of arguments is preceded by a question mark, and each argument specification follows the format: ''name=value''. The ampersand character is used as the list separator character. An example of this technique is ''<code>sample.html?arg1=foo&arg2=bar</code>''.
There is also an old [[hack]] that still works on most browsers: the '''window.name''' property can be set to string data which can then be retrieved by the next page to load into the window.
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