I think a solution to your problem might be in using "|link=none" in #ask
call and using your own formatting template where you can use returned value
to construct your own links (instead of the links constructed by #ask query
itself when link=none is not specified).
This will obviously need for y
Sorry for late response - I've been busy with Linked Data Planet conference
and other stuff. Please see my comments below.
On Wed, Jun 11, 2008 at 4:47 AM, Markus Krötzsch <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> {{#ask: [[Query:French cities]] [[Population::>1000]] }}
>
> where [[Query:French cities]] is
Wherever you want to store the sortkey is fine with me. I would think it
would actually be easier to store it in the "instances" table, since they're
already defined per category (if a page has two different sortkeys for two
different categories, which one would you go with?) But on a practical
lev
Markus Krötzsch wrote:
> I agree that a sortkey would be a useful option, but I would not restrict it
> to the page's role as the instance of some class. Rather one could have a
> universal sortkey used for all queries where pages are sorted by their own
> name. So one would use some special proper
