I don't need any wiki parsing, the template is really just a way to have a data
model for my extension to use and query using `ask` queries via semantic
mediawiki.
Reasons it might not be working:
1. AI Comment is a subobject template and something in there is causing
issues.
2. AI Comment is called within a template and that's causing parse
problems.
This is my template for AI Comment
#
# (1) Create subobject of action item comment
#
-->{{#subobject:
|Comment author={{{Comment author|}}}
|Comment date={{{Comment date|}}}
|Comment text={{{Comment text|}}}
|Comment uuid={{{Comment uuid|}}}
}}<!--
#
# Display comment info in JSON
#
-->
{
"author": "{{{Comment author|}}}",
"date": "{{{Comment date|}}}",
"text": "{{{Comment text|}}}",
"uuid": "{{{Comment uuid|}}}"
}
Because I can't figure out how to properly query for all action items and their
comments (two different templates) I was having AI Comment printout in JSON
format to my Action Item template and then parsing that on the frontend.
> So, <nowiki> should work perfectly fine in template parameters.
>
>Unless you mean you want most wikitext to work, just not }} and friends. In
>which case there are two things you >could do: either have a separate template
>containing just the characters (there is a built in template:!
>Where {{!}} Puts out a |). Or you can use entities e.g. { instead of {
>and } instead of } and | >instead of |.
>
>--
>bawolff
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