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[[Abra Saghast]] The index llisting War Captain's Companion Boxed Set has nothing to do with House Reede, unless I'm missing something.[[User:PlagueBearer|PlagueBearer]] ([[User talk:PlagueBearer|talk]]) 01:16, 24 November 2024 (EST) | [[Abra Saghast]] The index llisting War Captain's Companion Boxed Set has nothing to do with House Reede, unless I'm missing something.[[User:PlagueBearer|PlagueBearer]] ([[User talk:PlagueBearer|talk]]) 01:16, 24 November 2024 (EST) | ||
: You're absolutely right, [[User:PlagueBearer|PlagueBearer]]. It doesn't. ...at all. | |||
: It's one of those things in coding that's just ''exhausting'' sometimes. The way the code works, it's intended that it grabs everything related to a title. So, the "Fruzti" page, for example, might also grab a listing not just for "Fruzti" but also a (theoretical) magic item called "Winter Boots of the Fruzti Warrior". | |||
: But in this case, it's grabbing pages that respond with "Reede, with any other words before or after it" (%'reede'%). So "bREEDErs" in included, even though it has precisely 'nothing* to do with House Reede. | |||
: If you ever see this happen, [[Template: Index]] gives some guidance on how you can correct it. I'll fix [[Reede]] so it appears correctly — [[User:Abra Saghast|Abra Saghast]] ([[User talk:Abra Saghast|talk]]) 10:48, 24 November 2024 (EST) | |||
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Abra Saghast The index llisting War Captain's Companion Boxed Set has nothing to do with House Reede, unless I'm missing something.PlagueBearer (talk) 01:16, 24 November 2024 (EST)
- You're absolutely right, PlagueBearer. It doesn't. ...at all.
- It's one of those things in coding that's just exhausting sometimes. The way the code works, it's intended that it grabs everything related to a title. So, the "Fruzti" page, for example, might also grab a listing not just for "Fruzti" but also a (theoretical) magic item called "Winter Boots of the Fruzti Warrior".
- But in this case, it's grabbing pages that respond with "Reede, with any other words before or after it" (%'reede'%). So "bREEDErs" in included, even though it has precisely 'nothing* to do with House Reede.
- If you ever see this happen, Template: Index gives some guidance on how you can correct it. I'll fix Reede so it appears correctly — Abra Saghast (talk) 10:48, 24 November 2024 (EST)