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Revision as of 22:11, 5 February 2025 (view source) MrT (talk \| contribs) (Created page with "Cargo is an extension for MediaWiki that allows for structured storage and querying of data from wiki pages. One of its powerful features is the '''Special:Drilldown''' page, which provides an interactive way for users to filter and browse through the data stored in Cargo tables. Cargo's Special:Drilldown provides a powerful, user-friendly way to interact with data stored within MediaWiki. Whether for simple data browsing or complex data analysis, it's an invaluable too...")		Latest revision as of 22:12, 5 February 2025 (view source) MrT (talk \| contribs) (start page) Tag: Visual edit
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	Cargo is an extension for MediaWiki that allows for structured storage and querying of data from wiki pages. One of its powerful features is the '''Special:Drilldown''' page, which provides an interactive way for users to filter and browse through the data stored in Cargo tables.		[[Help:Cargo\|Cargo]] is an extension for [[MediaWiki]] that allows for structured storage and querying of data from wiki pages. One of its powerful features is the '''[[Special:Drilldown\|Drilldown]]''' page, which provides an interactive way for users to filter and browse through the data stored in Cargo tables.

	Cargo's Special:Drilldown provides a powerful, user-friendly way to interact with data stored within MediaWiki. Whether for simple data browsing or complex data analysis, it's an invaluable tool for wikis managing structured data.		Cargo's Special:Drilldown provides a powerful, user-friendly way to interact with data stored within MediaWiki. Whether for simple data browsing or complex data analysis, it's an invaluable tool for wikis managing structured data.