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This page explains the English Martinus Wiki reference system. It uses the standard MediaWiki Cite extension: <code><nowiki>{{ref}}</nowiki></code> creates one numbered footnote, and <code><nowiki>{{reflist}}</nowiki></code> prints the notes. | This page explains the English Martinus Wiki reference system. It uses the standard MediaWiki Cite extension: <code><nowiki>{{ref}}</nowiki></code> creates one numbered footnote, and <code><nowiki>{{reflist}}</nowiki></code> prints the notes. A reference marked [[MartinusWiki:Source languages and translations|(*)]] links to a Danish original; unmarked references link to an English source. | ||
== Quick start == | == Quick start == | ||
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* <code><nowiki>{{ref|100}}</nowiki></code> — Livets Bog 1, section 100. | * <code><nowiki>{{ref|100}}</nowiki></code> — Livets Bog 1, section 100. | ||
* <code><nowiki>{{ref|2658|1}}</nowiki></code> — Livets Bog 7, section 2658, subsection 1 | * <code><nowiki>{{ref|2658|1}}</nowiki></code> — Livets Bog 7, section 2658, subsection 1, followed by the linked Danish-source marker. | ||
* <code><nowiki>{{ref|e}}</nowiki></code> — the Livets Bog 7 epilogue, | * <code><nowiki>{{ref|e}}</nowiki></code> — the Livets Bog 7 epilogue, likewise marked as a Danish source. | ||
Use an explicit volume when that is clearer. The aliases <code>LB1</code> through <code>LB7</code> are accepted: | Use an explicit volume when that is clearer. The aliases <code>LB1</code> through <code>LB7</code> are accepted: | ||
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<nowiki>{{ref|work=LB2|section=607}}</nowiki> | <nowiki>{{ref|work=LB2|section=607}}</nowiki> | ||
Livets Bog 1–5 link to the English online-library text. LB6–7 are retained for compatibility and | Livets Bog 1–5 link to the English online-library text. LB6–7 are retained for compatibility and are marked as Danish sources; see [[MartinusWiki:Source languages and translations]]. | ||
== The Eternal World Picture (symbol books) == | == The Eternal World Picture (symbol books) == | ||
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<nowiki>{{ref|DEV 2|17.11}}</nowiki> | <nowiki>{{ref|DEV 2|17.11}}</nowiki> | ||
The English online library currently provides volumes 1–4. Volumes 5–6 are accepted | The English online library currently provides volumes 1–4. Volumes 5–6 are accepted and are marked as Danish sources because the reference links to the Danish original. | ||
== Short books == | == Short books == | ||
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<nowiki>{{ref|short book 22|1.3}}</nowiki> | <nowiki>{{ref|short book 22|1.3}}</nowiki> | ||
The note links to the precise passage in the official Danish online library and | The note links to the precise passage in the official Danish online library and is marked as a Danish source. Its Danish book title is shown directly in the reference. This is intentional: no English short-book URL is assumed. | ||
== Symbols, articles, lectures, and Kosmos == | == Symbols, articles, lectures, and Kosmos == | ||
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<nowiki>{{ref|kind=kosmos|2021-2 "Article title"}}</nowiki> | <nowiki>{{ref|kind=kosmos|2021-2 "Article title"}}</nowiki> | ||
Symbols link to the official English symbol page. Articles link to the English online library with the four-digit ID | Symbols link to the official English symbol page. Articles link to the English online library with the four-digit ID. Lectures and Kosmos references are marked as Danish sources; Kosmos notes preserve the supplied bibliographic text. | ||
The long-standing positional forms are also accepted: <code><nowiki>{{ref|symbol|1}}</nowiki></code>, <code><nowiki>{{ref|article|0010}}</nowiki></code>, <code><nowiki>{{ref|lecture|67}}</nowiki></code>, and <code><nowiki>{{ref|kosmos|2021-2 "Article title"}}</nowiki></code>. | The long-standing positional forms are also accepted: <code><nowiki>{{ref|symbol|1}}</nowiki></code>, <code><nowiki>{{ref|article|0010}}</nowiki></code>, <code><nowiki>{{ref|lecture|67}}</nowiki></code>, and <code><nowiki>{{ref|kosmos|2021-2 "Article title"}}</nowiki></code>. | ||
Latest revision as of 06:55, 26 August 2026
This page explains the English Martinus Wiki reference system. It uses the standard MediaWiki Cite extension: {{ref}} creates one numbered footnote, and {{reflist}} prints the notes. A reference marked (*) links to a Danish original; unmarked references link to an English source.
Quick start
Put a reference immediately after the claim it supports:
Livets Bog section 100{{ref|100}}
At the end of the article add:
== References ==
{{reflist}}
The template is only a wrapper. The validation and URL routing are in Module:Reference. Invalid references show a concise error and add Category:Pages with Martinus reference errors; they must be fixed before saving.
Livets Bog (The Book of Life)
An unqualified number uses the official section ranges to select a volume:
{{ref|100}}— Livets Bog 1, section 100.{{ref|2658|1}}— Livets Bog 7, section 2658, subsection 1, followed by the linked Danish-source marker.{{ref|e}}— the Livets Bog 7 epilogue, likewise marked as a Danish source.
Use an explicit volume when that is clearer. The aliases LB1 through LB7 are accepted:
{{ref|LB1|100}}
{{ref|work=LB2|section=607}}
Livets Bog 1–5 link to the English online-library text. LB6–7 are retained for compatibility and are marked as Danish sources; see MartinusWiki:Source languages and translations.
The Eternal World Picture (symbol books)
Use TEWP (English) or the Danish-compatible alias DEV, followed by the volume and section:
{{ref|TEWP 2|17.11}}
{{ref|DEV 2|17.11}}
The English online library currently provides volumes 1–4. Volumes 5–6 are accepted and are marked as Danish sources because the reference links to the Danish original.
Short books
The English alias short book and Danish-compatible aliases småbog, smabog, and pamphlet are accepted:
{{ref|short book 22|1.3}}
The note links to the precise passage in the official Danish online library and is marked as a Danish source. Its Danish book title is shown directly in the reference. This is intentional: no English short-book URL is assumed.
Symbols, articles, lectures, and Kosmos
Use a named source kind for these families:
{{ref|kind=symbol|1}}
{{ref|kind=article|0010}}
{{ref|kind=lecture|67}}
{{ref|kind=kosmos|2021-2 "Article title"}}
Symbols link to the official English symbol page. Articles link to the English online library with the four-digit ID. Lectures and Kosmos references are marked as Danish sources; Kosmos notes preserve the supplied bibliographic text.
The long-standing positional forms are also accepted: {{ref|symbol|1}}, {{ref|article|0010}}, {{ref|lecture|67}}, and {{ref|kosmos|2021-2 "Article title"}}.
Invalid references
Malformed or incomplete input is never silently discarded. For example:
{{ref|TEWP 2}}
{{ref|article|10}}
{{ref|100|unexpected|third|fourth}}
These display a deterministic “Reference error: …” message in preview and add the maintenance category. Correct the citation rather than replacing it with an invented URL.
Other sources
For a source that is not a Martinus work, use Cite directly rather than ` [1]`:
<ref>E. Miller, ''The Sun'', Academic Press, 2005, pp. 23–25.</ref>
This keeps generic references independent of the Martinus routing table. The system requires the Cite extension before it can be published; Stage 2 will validate every example with MediaWiki `action=parse`.
- ↑ Reference error: MISSING_PRIMARY_ARGUMENT