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{{#cargo_query: tables = item_icon
This page showcases a bug in the Cargo extension. Auto-generated column names break upon the presence of a period.
|fields=TRIM(icon),'40','common','',CONCAT('', "Confessions, Vol. 1, Father Lorgan")
 
|where=item_icon._pageName="Confessions, Vol. 1, Father Lorgan"
=== Example 1 ===
|limit=1
 
|order by=item_icon._pageName
<pre>
|default={{ItemIcon Internal|Confessions, Vol. 1, Father Lorgan Unfaded Icon.png|40|common| true|Confessions, Vol. 1, Father Lorgan|missing=true}}
{{#cargo_query: tables = weapons
|more results text=
| fields = name, CONCAT("Test1.Test2.Test3.")
|format=template
| where = name = "Adamantine Longsword"
|template=ItemIcon Internal
}}
</pre>
 
{{#cargo_query: tables = weapons
| fields = name, CONCAT("Test1.Test2.Test3.")
| where = name = "Adamantine Longsword"
}}
 
=== Example 2 ===
 
The behavior changes depending on whether there's a space after the period.
 
This one causes an error to be logged by PHP, saying the column <code>" Test2. Test3."</code> couldn't be found, and the data isn't shown.
 
<pre>
{{#cargo_query: tables = weapons
| fields = name, CONCAT("Test1. Test2. Test3.")
| where = name = "Adamantine Longsword"
}}
</pre>
 
{{#cargo_query: tables = weapons
| fields = name, CONCAT("Test1. Test2. Test3.")
| where = name = "Adamantine Longsword"
}}
 
=== Example 3 ===
 
To work around the bug, make sure to give the column a proper name:
 
<pre>
{{#cargo_query: tables = weapons
| fields = name, CONCAT("Test1.Test2.Test3.") = test
| where = name = "Adamantine Longsword"
}}
</pre>
 
{{#cargo_query: tables = weapons
| fields = name, CONCAT("Test1.Test2.Test3.") = test
| where = name = "Adamantine Longsword"
}}
 
=== Example 4 ===
 
The space after the period also doesn't matter anymore if you use that work-around:
 
<pre>
{{#cargo_query: tables = weapons
| fields = name, CONCAT("Test1. Test2. Test3.") = test
| where = name = "Adamantine Longsword"
}}
</pre>
 
{{#cargo_query: tables = weapons
| fields = name, CONCAT("Test1. Test2. Test3.") = test
| where = name = "Adamantine Longsword"
}}
}}

Latest revision as of 02:19, 6 June 2024

This page showcases a bug in the Cargo extension. Auto-generated column names break upon the presence of a period.

Example 1[edit | edit source]

{{#cargo_query: tables = weapons
| fields = name, CONCAT("Test1.Test2.Test3.")
| where = name = "Adamantine Longsword"
}}
name Test2.Test3.")
Adamantine Longsword Test1.Test2.Test3.

Example 2[edit | edit source]

The behavior changes depending on whether there's a space after the period.

This one causes an error to be logged by PHP, saying the column " Test2. Test3." couldn't be found, and the data isn't shown.

{{#cargo_query: tables = weapons
| fields = name, CONCAT("Test1. Test2. Test3.")
| where = name = "Adamantine Longsword"
}}
name Test2. Test3.")
Adamantine Longsword

Example 3[edit | edit source]

To work around the bug, make sure to give the column a proper name:

{{#cargo_query: tables = weapons
| fields = name, CONCAT("Test1.Test2.Test3.") = test
| where = name = "Adamantine Longsword"
}}
name test
Adamantine Longsword Test1.Test2.Test3.

Example 4[edit | edit source]

The space after the period also doesn't matter anymore if you use that work-around:

{{#cargo_query: tables = weapons
| fields = name, CONCAT("Test1. Test2. Test3.") = test
| where = name = "Adamantine Longsword"
}}
name test
Adamantine Longsword Test1. Test2. Test3.