Template:Ajax/doc

Provides AJAX functionality for table content.

Parameters
Only one parameter is completely required:
 * target=: Target page, loaded when show data link is clicked.

All other parameters only customize the table appearance:
 * width=: Sets the width of the table. Default is 100%.
 * headstyle=: The CSS style of the table head. Default is none.
 * head=: The actual text in the table head. Default is blank, but head will still show so that the JavaScript will have somewhere to put the [edit] [show/hide] links.
 * bodystyle=: CSS style of the table's content cell, applies to both before and after the loading of the table data. Default is none.
 * bodyload=: Used to have the AJAX load trigger in the body cell. Wrap the text you want users to click with [link][/link] in this parameter. Default is none.
 * default=: Body text when bodyload is not defined; does not provide body loading text (load data link is in table head). Default is none.
 * nojs=: What users see when they have JavaScript disabled (which is of course required for AJAX operation). Defaults to:

This table requires JavaScript to be enabled and site tooltips to be turned on to be displayed. You can also |view the data on another page.
 * mainstyle=: Allows setting table's class to something besides "terraria". Defaults to..."terraria".
 * nohead=: If this parameter is set to anything besides a null value, the head is not displayed (including the show/hide/edit links). You should use |bodyload= when using this.

Target page syntax
Tabular data should be wrapped in a table on the target page. Table formatting should be applied on the target page, not on the calling page.

You can enclose data in &lt;span class="ajaxHide"&gt;&lt;/span&gt; on the target page to hide it on the calling page.

For additional information regarding Ajax formatting, please see User:NoseOfCthulhu/Sandbox1.

Examples
Examples use Template talk:Ajax/include as their target.