Template:TrackListEntry

This template is used to start a table of song recordings. It is combined with Template:TrackListBegin and Template:TrackListEnd to produce the full table of recordings.

Tables produced with this template contain structured data allowing search engines to list the recordings directly in the search results.

The following parameters are valid:

Parameter	Example	Purpose
Track	Track = 1	Track number (do not use leading zeroes).
Title	Title = A Song	Song title.
TitleLink (optional)	TitleLink = A Song (Example Game)	Link to the song's page, if it is different to the song title. You don't need to use this if the title follows the standard Wiki scheme. The title link will automatically redirect to song pages as they become available. It will first check for a specific platform, then a specific game, and finally, the generic song title. For example: "Title - Game (Platform)", if that page exists (e.g. Map - Rampage (NES)). "Title - Game", if that page exists (e.g. Main Theme - Ski or Die). Otherwise the link is just Title (e.g. Map). This parameter should only be used when the song page doesn't follow the Wiki scheme. For example the Boppin' (DOS) song "Boppin Opus #43" cannot have the "#" symbol in an article name, so it needs a TitleLink of "Boppin Opus 43" without the hash symbol. Note that if you supply this parameter, it is used in place of the song title for all wiki links, such as the auto-generated song recording file name. (You can still override that with the Recording parameter of course.)
Composer	Composer = {{TrackListComposer|John Doe}}	Name of the composer(s). Each composer should use the Template:TrackListComposer template. If multiple composers collaborated on a song, separate each template with a comma. Example: {{TrackListComposer|John Doe}}, {{TrackListComposer|Steve Smith}}. The name in the template must be the composer's page name. If the composer is credited with an alias or a name variation, document the alias in the Credits section only.
DurationMin DurationSec	DurationMin = 1 DurationSec = 23	Length of the song, split into minutes and seconds as separate parameters. The example produces a song length of 1:23.
Game	Game = Example Game	Name of the game this song is from. This is used to populate the 'album' fields.
Platform	Platform = DOS	Game platform code. This is used to populate the 'album' fields.
Recording (optional)	Recording = Filename.ogg	File name of the recording. Avoid using this parameter if possible. The default file name is "Track - Game - Platform - Title.ogg" with Track padded with a leading zero if needed, so it is always two digits long.
Extra1 to Extra9	Extra1 = Example	Additional columns. They must also be specified in Template:TrackListBegin, where they are documented.

Example

This code:

{{TrackListBegin}}
{{TrackListEntry
 | Track = 1
 | Title = Example
 | Composer = {{TrackListComposer|John Doe}}
 | DurationMin = 1
 | DurationSec = 23
 | Game = Example
 | Platform = DOS
}}
{{TrackListEnd}}

Will appear as:

#	Title	Composer	Length	Listen	Download
01	Example	John Doe	1:23	-	Download

Extra columns work like this: (Template:TrackListBegin explains which extra columns appear where)

{{TrackListBegin | Extra1 = Example | Extra9 = Note (Extra9)}}
{{TrackListEntry
 | Track = 1
 | Title = Example
 | Composer = {{TrackListComposer|John Doe}}
 | DurationMin = 1
 | DurationSec = 23
 | Game = Example
 | Platform = DOS
 | Extra1 = Extra1 content
 | Extra9 = Extra9 content
}}
{{TrackListEnd}}

Will appear as:

#	Title	Example	Composer	Length	Listen	Download	Note (Extra9)
01	Example	Extra1 content	John Doe	1:23	-	Download	Extra9 content

Development

This section is used to preview changes to the template code during development.

#	Title	Composer	Length	Listen	Download
?	[[{{{Title}}}]]	Unknown	0:00	[[File:00_-_{{{Game}}}_-_{{{Title}}}.ogg |-]]	[[Media:00_-_{{{Game}}}_-_{{{Title}}}.ogg|Download]]