Template:Function2

Replacement for Template:FunctionPage. Must be used with function pages that follow a specific format.

Template parameters[Edit template data]

Parameter		Description	Type	Status
ASH function name	name	Name of the ASH function. This should match the function page name. Example visit_url	Line	required
Description	description	Long description that covers all functions. Note: Use <p></p> to separate paragraphs, because double line breaks don't work	Content	optional
Function 1, description	function1.description	Short description for the overloaded function 1 (and so on for functions 2 through 3) Example Visits a web page and returns its HTML source.	Content	optional
Function 1, return type	function1.return_type	Return type of the overloaded function 1. Example buffer	Line	required
Function 1, parameter 1	function1.param1	Name of the parameter 1 of the overloaded function 1 (and so on for parameters 2 through 5). Example url	Line	optional
Function 1, parameter 1 description	function1.param1.description	Description of parameter 1 of the overloaded function 1. Example URL of the page to visit. If a relative URL is provided, it is treated as an in-game page.	Content	optional
Function 1, parameter 1 is optional?	function1.param1.optional	"yes" = optional. Any non-empty string will do, but please use "yes" to make standardization easier. Example yes	Line	optional
Function 1, parameter 1 default value	function1.param1.default	If this is specified, function1.param1.optional must be "yes" Example ""	Line	optional

Examples

{{User:Philmasterplus/TemplateSandbox2
|name=User:Philmasterplus/Sandbox
|function1.return_type=buffer
|function1.short_description=Returns the original HTML source of the page being overridden inside a relay override script.
|function1.description=Returns the original HTML source of the page being overridden. ''This function works only inside a relay override script.''
|function2.return_type=buffer
|function2.short_description=Visits a web page and returns its HTML source.
|function2.description=Makes an HTTP request to a web page and returns its HTML source.
|function2.param1=url
|function2.param1.type=string
|function2.param1.optional=yes
|function2.param1.default=""
|function2.param1.description=URL of the page to visit. If a relative URL is provided, it is treated as an in-game page.
|function2.param2=use_POST
|function2.param2.type=boolean
|function2.param2.optional=yes
|function2.param2.default=true
|function2.param2.description=If <code>true</code>, makes an HTTP POST request when visiting the URL. Otherwise, makes a GET request.
|function2.param3=encoded
|function2.param3.type=boolean
|function2.param3.optional=yes
|function2.param3.default=false
|function2.param3.description=If <code>true</code>, KoLmafia assumes that <code>url</code> has already been [[wikipedia:Percent-encoding|URL-encoded]] and will not encode it.
|description=
<p>Returns the HTML from the visited page (not just what is displayed when visiting the page, but all markup) by performing a POST request if {{pspan|use_POST}} is omitted or true, or a GET request if false. Note that for addresses inside of KoL, it is only necessary to supply the page name for {{pspan|page}}, and KoLmafia will populate the rest of the url. However, pages outside of KoL require the full url to be supplied for {{pspan|page}}.</p>

<p>The version with no parameters is only meaningful in a relay override script; it retrieves the server page that your script is overriding.  All four versions behave slightly differently in a relay script; they retrieve a version of the page with any KoLmafia decorations added, rather than the raw page from the server.</p>

<p>In a POST request, if &pwd is part of the {{pspan|page}} string, it will automatically be replaced by &pwd=###### where ###### is the password hash for the current session. For a GET request the password hash will not be added so you'll want to use {{f|my_hash}}.</p>
}}

Function Syntax

Nothing to see here, move along. Nothing to see here, move along.( Nothing to see here, move along.? Nothing to see here, move along. = Nothing to see here, move along., Nothing to see here, move along.? Nothing to see here, move along. = Nothing to see here, move along., Nothing to see here, move along.? Nothing to see here, move along. = Nothing to see here, move along., Nothing to see here, move along.? Nothing to see here, move along. = Nothing to see here, move along., Nothing to see here, move along.? Nothing to see here, move along. = Nothing to see here, move along. )

Nothing to see here, move along.

Nothing to see here, move along. Nothing to see here, move along.( Nothing to see here, move along.? Nothing to see here, move along. = Nothing to see here, move along., Nothing to see here, move along.? Nothing to see here, move along. = Nothing to see here, move along., Nothing to see here, move along.? Nothing to see here, move along. = Nothing to see here, move along., Nothing to see here, move along.? Nothing to see here, move along. = Nothing to see here, move along., Nothing to see here, move along.? Nothing to see here, move along. = Nothing to see here, move along. )

Nothing to see here, move along.

Returns the HTML from the visited page (not just what is displayed when visiting the page, but all markup) by performing a POST request if use_POST is omitted or true, or a GET request if false. Note that for addresses inside of KoL, it is only necessary to supply the page name for page, and KoLmafia will populate the rest of the url. However, pages outside of KoL require the full url to be supplied for page.

The version with no parameters is only meaningful in a relay override script; it retrieves the server page that your script is overriding. All four versions behave slightly differently in a relay script; they retrieve a version of the page with any KoLmafia decorations added, rather than the raw page from the server.

In a POST request, if &pwd is part of the page string, it will automatically be replaced by &pwd=###### where ###### is the password hash for the current session. For a GET request the password hash will not be added so you'll want to use my_hash().