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[[image:Determine sid.gif|normal|Determining Trunked System SID]]
 
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To determine the Since actual talkgroup group names may differ slightly in the database (for sorting purposes), you can determine what the actual talkgroup group name is by rolling your mouse over the blue box next to the talkgroup group name.  A box will pop-up with the actual talkgroup group name, as shown below:
 
 
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== Conventional Frequencies Wiki Display ==
 
== Conventional Frequencies Wiki Display ==

Revision as of 15:15, 4 September 2007

The RadioReference Wiki has some custom extensions. Many of these can be used to display dynamic data in the database of custom pages of information. They are currently as follows:

Ebay Search Results Wiki Display

You can display Ebay search results with the following tag:

<ebay>Your Search Here</ebay>

This extension is helpful for displaying used equipment on many of the equipment pages.

Trunked System Site Frequencies Wiki Display

You can display the frequencies for a Trunked Radio System in the database with the following tag:

<site>xxx|yy</site>

Where:

xxx = The Trunked Radio Database sid number 
yy  = The system's site number

Trunked System Talkgroups Wiki Display

You can display the talkgroups for a Trunked Radio System in the database with the following tag:

<tg>xxx|yyyyyyyyyyyy</tg>

Where:

xxx = The Trunked Radio Database sid number
yyyyyyyyyyyy  = The talkgroup group name

Determining sid and talkgroup group names

Determining the internal "sid" for a trunked system is easy, it is displayed in the URL for each trunked system entry:

Determining Trunked System SID

Conventional Frequencies Wiki Display

You can display conventional frequencies stored in the database with the following tag:

<freqsubcat>xxx</freqsubcat>

Where:

xxx = The Frequency Subcategory ID 

Determining the frequency subcategory ID

Determining the internal "subcatid" for a conventional set of frequencies is easy. You can determine what the sub-category ID is by rolling your mouse over the blue box next to the sub-category name. A box will pop-up with the actual sub-category ID, as shown below:

Sub-category ID rollover

Thats it!