Plé úsáideora:Schekinov Alexey Victorovich

Commonscat

Hi. If adding a commonscat template to an article, can you please consider taking the extra step and add a pipe link with the GA title? The Irish language title from the article you are linking can easily be copied and pasted as a pipe. (IE: Instead of just adding {{commons|English name on commons}}, try {{commons|English name on commons|Irish article title}}. Thanks. Guliolopez 19:25, 19 Márta 2009 (UTC)

RU. --Schekinov Alexey Victorovich 07:23, 20 Márta 2009 (UTC)

GA! :)

я попробую....

1. пример 1 - вы сказали: {{commons|Category:Adygea}}. лучше: {{commons|Category:Adygea|Adygea}}. [1]
2. пример 2 - вы сказали: {{commonscat|Altai Republic}}. лучше: {{commonscat|Altai Republic|Poblacht Altae}}. [2]
3. пример 3 - вы сказали: {{commons|Category:Bashkortostan}} . лучше: {{commons|Category:Bashkortostan|An Bhaisceartastáin}} . [3]

Etc... Guliolopez 10:53, 20 Márta 2009 (UTC)

Я понял, спасибо. Извините ограничен во времени. Надеюсь, если допущу ошибку, то вы поможете. --Schekinov Alexey Victorovich 11:17, 20 Márta 2009 (UTC)

Я попробую помочь. однако, по мере того как вы увидите здесь, если другие потребители видят английскую язык, то они попробуют зафиксировать ее. И это сломает ваше соединение. Так может быть более лучше если вы можете найти немногие секунды для того чтобы во избежание английский текст. В противном случае ваша работа могла быть расстегнута. Guliolopez 13:40, 20 Márta 2009 (UTC)

• Я надеюсь на вас, коллега. --Schekinov Alexey Victorovich 16:36, 20 Márta 2009 (UTC)

Please ;)

RU

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