Last modified: 2006-08-14 13:05:55 UTC
There seems to be a bug in the ParserFunctions code or related that causes all pages using a certain template to randomly display either the text: {{Navvi_Joohr_Joodousende}} or: {{#ifexpr:((2-1+01)>(2006+1248)/1000)}} instead of the expanded template Navvi_Joohr_Joodousende. This affects many "year" articles in the Wikipedia of Ripuarian languages - in fact all those already using the template Navvi_Joohr_Fooß - and can be seen at the very end of them, e.g. http://ksh.wikipedia.org/wiki/1228
See comment #1 on bug 7005, same behaviour. *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 7005 ***
I cannot see any relation to the comment #1 on bug 7005 for three reasons: 1) There is nothing random reported in bug 7005 2) all affected pages have (should have) identical navigation bars on their top and their end, only the order reversed. Top bars are always good, while the last of the bottom navigation bars consistently fails - one of two observed failiures results is randomly selected at a probability of 1:2, it seems, different with every invocation of the page. Even if failiure were intended by programmers (why?) - random behaviour is a bug on its own. 3) If it were truly a newly imposed size limitation (on whatever), I have to file a bug against am incorrect or inconsistent implementation of the limit, since here the few words "et zweijte, et eetßte Johdousend füür, unn_et eetßte, et zweijte, et drette Johdousend noh Krißtoß" (with wikilinks) only were above the limit, while elsewhere full pages of tables of data can be transcluded unmolested.
The template expansion is not occurring because the expansion size limit is being reached on certain pages. It's the same behaviour. *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 7005 ***
