API module "browsebysubject"

browsebysubject
Allows to browse a subject, i.e. a page or subobject
Keywords
API · API module · ask query · action browsebysubject · browsebysubject
Further Information
Provided by:	Semantic MediaWiki
Deprecated:	true
Added:	1.9.0
Removed:	still available

This module is deprecated1 and may be removed in a future release of Semantic MediaWiki! Please use API-module "smwbrowse"Allows to search for properties, categories and concepts instead.

The "browsebysubject" API module allows you to browse facts via action "browsebysubject" (?action=browsebysubject) against Semantic MediaWiki using the MediaWiki API and get results back serialized in one of the supported formats. This module is the equivalent to special page "Browse"No description was provided.. It was introduced with Semantic MediaWiki 1.9.0Released on an unknown date unknown versions of MediaWiki and deprecated with Semantic MediaWiki 3.0.0Released on an unknown date unknown versions of MediaWiki1.

The module supports two parameters:

1. "subject": The title of the subject (page) to be queried
2. "subobject": The title of the subject (subobject) with the named identifier to be queried (available since Semantic MediaWiki 2.1.0Released on an unknown date unknown versions of MediaWiki)

The "subject" parameter must be set in any case.

Examples

subject

../api.php?action=browsebysubject&subject=Main_Page

→ run example

subject and subobject with named identifier

../api.php?action=browsebysubject&subject=Help:SMW_-_Number_of_downloads&subobject=SFS-2012-10

→ run example

Browsing of a subobject subject with an anonymous identifier is limited to its "parent" subject, meaning that a request for a "Foo#_ed5a9979db6609b32733eda3fb747d21" subject will produce information for "Foo" as a whole including its subobjects because MediaWikis's WebRequest (responsible for handling request data sent by a browser) will eliminate any fragments (indicated by "#") to an API consumer.

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