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	The default implementation of HotCat does not auto-save when multiple categories are changed to give the user a chance to check the edit and back out if it isn't what was intended. With the above event handler installed, edits made through HotCat will always automatically be saved directly, so use this with care!		The default implementation of HotCat does not auto-save when multiple categories are changed to give the user a chance to check the edit and back out if it isn't what was intended. With the above event handler installed, edits made through HotCat will always automatically be saved directly, so use this with care!

			[[Category:Help Pages]]

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	If you want to install HotCat as a copy on another Wiki, follow the procedure outline here.		If you want to install HotCat as a copy on another Wiki, follow the procedure outline here.

	#Enable the ~~[[mw:~~API~~\|API]]~~ on your wiki. You don't need to enable the write API. $wgGroupPermissions["*"]["read"] may be set to false if you have a private Wiki (one that allows reading only if logged in).		#Enable the API on your wiki. You don't need to enable the write API. $wgGroupPermissions["*"]["read"] may be set to false if you have a private Wiki (one that allows reading only if logged in).
	#Make sure you have the Gadgets extension installed and enabled.		#Make sure you have the Gadgets extension installed and enabled.
	#Get HotCat from [[MediaWiki:Gadget-HotCat.js]].		#Get HotCat from [[MediaWiki:Gadget-HotCat.js]].

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	Put only the messages that you see translated in a localization file here at the Commons. Other messages for edit summaries and so on belong into the <code>/local_defaults</code> file at your wiki (see [[#Using the Commons version of HotCat on another wiki\|below]]). Edit summaries should ''always'' be in the wiki's main language, even if the user's interface language is set to something else, so that other contributors have a chance to understand what the summaries mean. By putting translations for the edit summaries in <code>/local_defaults</code> at a foreign wiki, that wiki can customize the edit summaries in any way without changing the English default messages here at the Commons.		Put only the messages that you see translated in a localization file here at the Commons. Other messages for edit summaries and so on belong into the <code>/local_defaults</code> file at your wiki (see [[#Using the Commons version of HotCat on another wiki\|below]]). Edit summaries should ''always'' be in the wiki's main language, even if the user's interface language is set to something else, so that other contributors have a chance to understand what the summaries mean. By putting translations for the edit summaries in <code>/local_defaults</code> at a foreign wiki, that wiki can customize the edit summaries in any way without changing the English default messages here at the Commons.

	<span style="border:1px solid #8888aa; background:#fff8cc; padding:0.2em;">As of Version 2.17</span>, HotCat supports complex plural forms in its <code>HotCat.messages.multi_change</code> message. (That is one of those that belongs in <code>/local_defaults</code>, as it is used in edit summaries.) Its default value (in English) is <code>"$1 categories"</code>; the "$1" is replaced by a number strictly greater than 1. For most languages, simply translating this string will be good enough. However, for languages that have several plural forms such as the ~~[[:w:en:Dual (grammatical form)\|~~dual]], this may be insufficient. If your language ''has'' several plural forms, you can set <code>HotCat.messages.multi_change</code> to an array containing the various forms as strings (don't forget to include the "$1" as appropriate in each form). The array must be set up as is appropriate for your language's implementation of <code>mw.language.convertPlural()</code>. You can check that e.g. in [http://svn.wikimedia.org/viewvc/mediawiki/trunk/phase3/resources/mediawiki.language/languages/ the MediaWiki source code]. On older MediaWiki installations that do not have <code>mw.language.convertPlural()</code>, HotCat will simply use the last element of the array.		<span style="border:1px solid #8888aa; background:#fff8cc; padding:0.2em;">As of Version 2.17</span>, HotCat supports complex plural forms in its <code>HotCat.messages.multi_change</code> message. (That is one of those that belongs in <code>/local_defaults</code>, as it is used in edit summaries.) Its default value (in English) is <code>"$1 categories"</code>; the "$1" is replaced by a number strictly greater than 1. For most languages, simply translating this string will be good enough. However, for languages that have several plural forms such as the dual, this may be insufficient. If your language ''has'' several plural forms, you can set <code>HotCat.messages.multi_change</code> to an array containing the various forms as strings (don't forget to include the "$1" as appropriate in each form). The array must be set up as is appropriate for your language's implementation of <code>mw.language.convertPlural()</code>. You can check that e.g. in [http://svn.wikimedia.org/viewvc/mediawiki/trunk/phase3/resources/mediawiki.language/languages/ the MediaWiki source code]. On older MediaWiki installations that do not have <code>mw.language.convertPlural()</code>, HotCat will simply use the last element of the array.
	:Note that if you want to be sure that <code>mw.language.convertPlural()</code> exists, you should make sure that the "mediawiki.language" module is loaded (it doesn't appear to be a default module in MediaWiki 1.19). To do so, set up your gadget definition for HotCat in [[MediaWiki:Gadgets-definition]] ''on your wiki'' as follows:		:Note that if you want to be sure that <code>mw.language.convertPlural()</code> exists, you should make sure that the "mediawiki.language" module is loaded (it doesn't appear to be a default module in MediaWiki 1.19). To do so, set up your gadget definition for HotCat in [[MediaWiki:Gadgets-definition]] ''on your wiki'' as follows:
	::<nowiki>*HotCat[ResourceLoader\|dependencies=mediawiki.language]\|HotCat.js</nowiki>		::<nowiki>*HotCat[ResourceLoader\|dependencies=mediawiki.language]\|HotCat.js</nowiki>

TeraS: /* Problems? */

2012-12-26T21:41:42Z

Problems?

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	The default implementation of HotCat does not auto-save when multiple categories are changed to give the user a chance to check the edit and back out if it isn't what was intended. With the above event handler installed, edits made through HotCat will always automatically be saved directly, so use this with care!		The default implementation of HotCat does not auto-save when multiple categories are changed to give the user a chance to check the edit and back out if it isn't what was intended. With the above event handler installed, edits made through HotCat will always automatically be saved directly, so use this with care!

	~~== Problems? ==~~

	~~If you have any problems with HotCat, report them at [[MediaWiki talk:Gadget-HotCat.js]]. Please note that we cannot give, in general, support for installing or running HotCat on other Wikis.~~

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2012-12-26T21:38:49Z

Using the Commons version of HotCat on another wiki

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	If you want to set up your wiki to use the Commons version of HotCat directly ("hotlinking"), follow these steps:		If you want to set up your wiki to use the Commons version of HotCat directly ("hotlinking"), follow these steps:

	# Make sure the server has the appropriate ~~[[w:cross-origin resource sharing\|~~cross-origin resource sharing]] settings enabled		# Make sure the server has the appropriate cross-origin resource sharing settings enabled
	# Create a local page "MediaWiki:Gadget-HotCat.js" on ''your wiki'' with the contents of ~~[[:en:~~MediaWiki:Gadget-HotCat.js]].		# Create a local page "MediaWiki:Gadget-HotCat.js" on ''your wiki'' with the contents of MediaWiki:Gadget-HotCat.js.
	# Set up that local "MediaWiki:Gadget-HotCat.js" as a gadget.		# Set up that local "MediaWiki:Gadget-HotCat.js" as a gadget.
	# Write a ''local'' file "MediaWiki:Gadget-HotCat.js/local_defaults". In that file, modify the settings and messages in the <code>HotCat</code> object as appropriate. (Translate the messages into the wgContentLanguage of your wiki in that file.)		# Write a ''local'' file "MediaWiki:Gadget-HotCat.js/local_defaults". In that file, modify the settings and messages in the <code>HotCat</code> object as appropriate. (Translate the messages into the wgContentLanguage of your wiki in that file.)
	# Optionally, write ''local'' files "MediaWiki:Gadget-HotCat.js/''lang''", where ''lang'' is some language code ("en" for English, "fr" for French, and so on). In those files, localize the messages, tooltips, and search engine names to the appropriate language for users having wgUserLanguage != wgContentLanguage.		# Optionally, write ''local'' files "MediaWiki:Gadget-HotCat.js/''lang''", where ''lang'' is some language code ("en" for English, "fr" for French, and so on). In those files, localize the messages, tooltips, and search engine names to the appropriate language for users having wgUserLanguage != wgContentLanguage.

	That's it. When you then enable the gadget, you should have a working HotCat. An example installation using this method exists at the German Wikiversity. See file [[:v:de:MediaWiki:Gadget-HotCat.js]] for the import and [[:v:de:MediaWiki:Gadget-HotCat.js/local_defaults]] for the localizations, plus [[:v:de:MediaWiki:Gadget-HotCat]] and [http://de.wikiversity.org/w/index.php?title=MediaWiki:Gadgets-definition&diff=222210&oldid=175340 the change here] to install it as a gadget. At Wikiversity, there is also a user-language localization for English at [[:v:de:MediaWiki:Gadget-HotCat.js/en]]. Use that file as a model for your own localizations; or copy the corresponding localization from the Commons to your wiki.		That's it.

	<span style="border:1px solid #8888aa; background:#fff8cc; padding:0.2em;">Up to and including Version 2.3</span>		<span style="border:1px solid #8888aa; background:#fff8cc; padding:0.2em;">Up to and including Version 2.3</span>
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	<span style="border:1px solid #8888aa; background:#fff8cc; padding:0.2em;">As of Version 2.5</span>, HotCat incorporates a "blacklist" that can be used to disable certain categories in HotCat altogether. Blacklisted categories cannot be added, removed, or changed through the user interface of HotCat; blacklisted categories do not show up in the suggestion list, and if entered manually, the "OK" button of the editor is disabled. Trying to submit a change from an existing category to a blacklisted category is treated as a cancellation of the edit; i.e., the original category is preserved.		<span style="border:1px solid #8888aa; background:#fff8cc; padding:0.2em;">As of Version 2.5</span>, HotCat incorporates a "blacklist" that can be used to disable certain categories in HotCat altogether. Blacklisted categories cannot be added, removed, or changed through the user interface of HotCat; blacklisted categories do not show up in the suggestion list, and if entered manually, the "OK" button of the editor is disabled. Trying to submit a change from an existing category to a blacklisted category is treated as a cancellation of the edit; i.e., the original category is preserved.

	The blacklist is a single regular expression that should match blacklisted category titles. If your wiki has no blacklisted categories, leave <code>HotCat.blacklist</code> set to <code>null</code>. To enable a blacklist, set it to a meaningful regular expression. The ~~[[:en:MediaWiki:Gadget-HotCat.js/local_defaults\|~~English Wikipedia]] uses <code>HotCat.blacklist = /\bstubs?$/</code>, blacklisting all categories ending with the word "stub" or "stubs". You can set the blacklist as appropriate in your <code>/local_defaults</code> configuration file.		The blacklist is a single regular expression that should match blacklisted category titles. If your wiki has no blacklisted categories, leave <code>HotCat.blacklist</code> set to <code>null</code>. To enable a blacklist, set it to a meaningful regular expression. The English Wikipedia uses <code>HotCat.blacklist = /\bstubs?$/</code>, blacklisting all categories ending with the word "stub" or "stubs". You can set the blacklist as appropriate in your <code>/local_defaults</code> configuration file.

	:<small>The English Wikipedia blacklists these categories because they are normally added through templates. HotCat already did not allow modifying such categories prior to V2.5, but it was still possible to manually add such categories through HotCat.</small>		:<small>The English Wikipedia blacklists these categories because they are normally added through templates. HotCat already did not allow modifying such categories prior to V2.5, but it was still possible to manually add such categories through HotCat.</small>

TeraS: /* Installing HotCat on another wiki */

2012-12-26T21:37:23Z

Installing HotCat on another wiki

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	If you [[#Copying HotCat\|copy]] HotCat, you have the advantage that all code resides locally, and no script imports from other domains will occur. Also, you can modify your HotCat as you see fit.		If you [[#Copying HotCat\|copy]] HotCat, you have the advantage that all code resides locally, and no script imports from other domains will occur. Also, you can modify your HotCat as you see fit.

	If you include HotCat via [[#Using the Commons version of HotCat on another wiki\|hotlinking]], you can be sure to always have the most recent version of the gadget, but the script will be loaded from a <code>*.wikimedia.org</code> domain (that is, you have to enable ~~[[w:~~cross-origin resource sharing~~\|cross-origin resource sharing]]~~ in your server for it to work). Also note that HotCat has been developed and tested on WMF sites. If your wiki uses a skin that significantly differs from the WMF skins, HotCat may not work out of the box. In that case, copying HotCat and modifying it locally as needed would be the preferred method. But for WMF sites, hotlinking to the Commons version is certainly a viable approach.		If you include HotCat via [[#Using the Commons version of HotCat on another wiki\|hotlinking]], you can be sure to always have the most recent version of the gadget, but the script will be loaded from a <code>*.wikimedia.org</code> domain (that is, you have to enable cross-origin resource sharing in your server for it to work). Also note that HotCat has been developed and tested on WMF sites. If your wiki uses a skin that significantly differs from the WMF skins, HotCat may not work out of the box. In that case, copying HotCat and modifying it locally as needed would be the preferred method. But for WMF sites, hotlinking to the Commons version is certainly a viable approach.

	HotCat should work in all skins that are part of MediaWiki and that are in use on the WMF projects. It may or may not work properly on other custom skins. HotCat does not depend on jQuery. It also does not depend on the JSconfig stuff from our [[MediaWiki:Common.js]]; that is completely optional, and HotCat can be used and configured without it.		HotCat should work in all skins that are part of MediaWiki and that are in use on the WMF projects. It may or may not work properly on other custom skins. HotCat does not depend on jQuery. It also does not depend on the JSconfig stuff from our [[MediaWiki:Common.js]]; that is completely optional, and HotCat can be used and configured without it.
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	#Enable the [[mw:API\|API]] on your wiki. You don't need to enable the write API. $wgGroupPermissions["*"]["read"] may be set to false if you have a private Wiki (one that allows reading only if logged in).		#Enable the [[mw:API\|API]] on your wiki. You don't need to enable the write API. $wgGroupPermissions["*"]["read"] may be set to false if you have a private Wiki (one that allows reading only if logged in).
	#Make sure you have the ~~[[mw:Extension:Gadgets\|~~Gadgets extension]] installed and enabled.		#Make sure you have the Gadgets extension installed and enabled.
	#Get HotCat from [[MediaWiki:Gadget-HotCat.js]].		#Get HotCat from [[MediaWiki:Gadget-HotCat.js]].
	#'''Important''': set <code>isCommonsVersion</code> to <code>false</code> (it's near the top of the file, first field in the HotCat object).		#'''Important''': set <code>isCommonsVersion</code> to <code>false</code> (it's near the top of the file, first field in the HotCat object).

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Localization

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	== Localization ==		== Localization ==

	HotCat uses only a few texts for some of its buttons, plus a few other texts for its edit summaries. The button texts can be localized by placing the localizations in appropriate subpages of [[MediaWiki:Gadget-HotCat.js~~]]; for instance, the German texts can be found at [[MediaWiki:Gadget-HotCat.js/de~~]].		HotCat uses only a few texts for some of its buttons, plus a few other texts for its edit summaries. The button texts can be localized by placing the localizations in appropriate subpages of [[MediaWiki:Gadget-HotCat.js]].

	Put only the messages that you see translated ~~in [[MediaWiki:Gadget-HotCat.js/de]]~~ in a localization file here at the Commons. Other messages for edit summaries and so on belong into the <code>/local_defaults</code> file at your wiki (see [[#Using the Commons version of HotCat on another wiki\|below]]). Edit summaries should ''always'' be in the wiki's main language, even if the user's interface language is set to something else, so that other contributors have a chance to understand what the summaries mean. By putting translations for the edit summaries in <code>/local_defaults</code> at a foreign wiki, that wiki can customize the edit summaries in any way without changing the English default messages here at the Commons.		Put only the messages that you see translated in a localization file here at the Commons. Other messages for edit summaries and so on belong into the <code>/local_defaults</code> file at your wiki (see [[#Using the Commons version of HotCat on another wiki\|below]]). Edit summaries should ''always'' be in the wiki's main language, even if the user's interface language is set to something else, so that other contributors have a chance to understand what the summaries mean. By putting translations for the edit summaries in <code>/local_defaults</code> at a foreign wiki, that wiki can customize the edit summaries in any way without changing the English default messages here at the Commons.

	<span style="border:1px solid #8888aa; background:#fff8cc; padding:0.2em;">As of Version 2.17</span>, HotCat supports complex plural forms in its <code>HotCat.messages.multi_change</code> message. (That is one of those that belongs in <code>/local_defaults</code>, as it is used in edit summaries.) Its default value (in English) is <code>"$1 categories"</code>; the "$1" is replaced by a number strictly greater than 1. For most languages, simply translating this string will be good enough. However, for languages that have several plural forms such as the [[:w:en:Dual (grammatical form)\|dual]], this may be insufficient. If your language ''has'' several plural forms, you can set <code>HotCat.messages.multi_change</code> to an array containing the various forms as strings (don't forget to include the "$1" as appropriate in each form). The array must be set up as is appropriate for your language's implementation of <code>mw.language.convertPlural()</code>. You can check that e.g. in [http://svn.wikimedia.org/viewvc/mediawiki/trunk/phase3/resources/mediawiki.language/languages/ the MediaWiki source code]. On older MediaWiki installations that do not have <code>mw.language.convertPlural()</code>, HotCat will simply use the last element of the array.		<span style="border:1px solid #8888aa; background:#fff8cc; padding:0.2em;">As of Version 2.17</span>, HotCat supports complex plural forms in its <code>HotCat.messages.multi_change</code> message. (That is one of those that belongs in <code>/local_defaults</code>, as it is used in edit summaries.) Its default value (in English) is <code>"$1 categories"</code>; the "$1" is replaced by a number strictly greater than 1. For most languages, simply translating this string will be good enough. However, for languages that have several plural forms such as the [[:w:en:Dual (grammatical form)\|dual]], this may be insufficient. If your language ''has'' several plural forms, you can set <code>HotCat.messages.multi_change</code> to an array containing the various forms as strings (don't forget to include the "$1" as appropriate in each form). The array must be set up as is appropriate for your language's implementation of <code>mw.language.convertPlural()</code>. You can check that e.g. in [http://svn.wikimedia.org/viewvc/mediawiki/trunk/phase3/resources/mediawiki.language/languages/ the MediaWiki source code]. On older MediaWiki installations that do not have <code>mw.language.convertPlural()</code>, HotCat will simply use the last element of the array.
	:Note that if you want to be sure that <code>mw.language.convertPlural()</code> exists, you should make sure that the "mediawiki.language" module is loaded (it doesn't appear to be a default module in MediaWiki 1.19). To do so, set up your gadget definition for HotCat in [[MediaWiki:Gadgets-definition]] ''on your wiki'' as follows:		:Note that if you want to be sure that <code>mw.language.convertPlural()</code> exists, you should make sure that the "mediawiki.language" module is loaded (it doesn't appear to be a default module in MediaWiki 1.19). To do so, set up your gadget definition for HotCat in [[MediaWiki:Gadgets-definition]] ''on your wiki'' as follows:
	::<nowiki>*HotCat[ResourceLoader\|dependencies=mediawiki.language]\|HotCat.js</nowiki>		::<nowiki>*HotCat[ResourceLoader\|dependencies=mediawiki.language]\|HotCat.js</nowiki>
	:If you already had an entry for HotCat, you may then need to '''~~[[:mw:Manual:Purge\|~~purge]]''' the [[MediaWiki:Gadgets-definition]] page to make that work.		:If you already had an entry for HotCat, you may then need to '''purge''' the [[MediaWiki:Gadgets-definition]] page to make that work.

	== Installing HotCat on another wiki ==		== Installing HotCat on another wiki ==

TeraS: /* Making more than one category change */

2012-12-26T21:33:28Z

Making more than one category change

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	=== Making more than one category change ===		=== Making more than one category change ===

	~~[[File:HotCat save button.png\|thumb\|In multi-change mode, category changes are saved only when the "save" button is clicked.]]~~
	The user interface of HotCat is minimalistic on purpose and geared towards making interactions simple and fast. When you just click on a "(−)" link to remove a category, the edit is executed right away, and likewise when you submit a single category addition or change.		The user interface of HotCat is minimalistic on purpose and geared towards making interactions simple and fast. When you just click on a "(−)" link to remove a category, the edit is executed right away, and likewise when you submit a single category addition or change.

	Still HotCat fully supports changing more than one category at once. If you click the "(+<sup>+</sup>)" link at the beginning of the category line, HotCat will enter its multi-change mode. The "(+<sup>+</sup>)" link is replaced by a "save" button, and all changes you make from now on will be written to the page only when that button is clicked. Initially, this button may appear disabled. It is enabled only when there are indeed category changes that need saving.		Still HotCat fully supports changing more than one category at once. If you click the "(+<sup>+</sup>)" link at the beginning of the category line, HotCat will enter its multi-change mode. The "(+<sup>+</sup>)" link is replaced by a "save" button, and all changes you make from now on will be written to the page only when that button is clicked. Initially, this button may appear disabled. It is enabled only when there are indeed category changes that need saving.
	{{-}}		{{-}}
	~~[[File:HotCat multimode.png\|800px\|In multi-change mode, changes are reflected on the page view, but are saved only when the "save" button is clicked.]]~~

	This multi-change mode is also entered automatically if you have one category input box open and, while it is still open, add, change, or remove another category.		This multi-change mode is also entered automatically if you have one category input box open and, while it is still open, add, change, or remove another category.

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2012-12-26T21:32:50Z

Control-clicking

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	=== Control-clicking<!-- I hope, a hyphen is placed correctly here --Incnis Mrsi --> ===		=== Control-clicking<!-- I hope, a hyphen is placed correctly here --Incnis Mrsi --> ===

	Normally, you would want HotCat to automatically process your category changes. However, sometimes you might want to check what HotCat does before saving the modified page. To do so, use "control-clicking". Hold down the Control key (marked ~~{{keypress\|~~Ctrl}} on many keyboards; on German keyboards, it's often ~~{{keypress\|~~Strg}}; on the Mac, use the ~~{{keypress\|~~Cmd}} key) while clicking with the mouse on the "(−)" link, or on the "OK" button, or while double-clicking a suggestion from the list. In that case, HotCat will still open the page for editing and will modify it, but it will neither hide the edit screen nor save it automatically. Examine the changes at your leisure, and then click "Save page" to commit the changes.		Normally, you would want HotCat to automatically process your category changes. However, sometimes you might want to check what HotCat does before saving the modified page. To do so, use "control-clicking". Hold down the Control key (marked Ctrl on many keyboards; on German keyboards, it's often Strg; on the Mac, use the Cmd key) while clicking with the mouse on the "(−)" link, or on the "OK" button, or while double-clicking a suggestion from the list. In that case, HotCat will still open the page for editing and will modify it, but it will neither hide the edit screen nor save it automatically. Examine the changes at your leisure, and then click "Save page" to commit the changes.

	=== Making more than one category change ===		=== Making more than one category change ===

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2012-12-26T21:31:58Z

Category redirects and disambiguations

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	HotCat tries to automatically resolve redirects between categories when the "OK"-button is clicked (or when a suggestion is double-clicked). If the selected category X is a redirect to another category Y, HotCat will automatically add the category Y instead of X.		HotCat tries to automatically resolve redirects between categories when the "OK"-button is clicked (or when a suggestion is double-clicked). If the selected category X is a redirect to another category Y, HotCat will automatically add the category Y instead of X.

	~~[[File:HotCat disambig.png\|right\|HotCat's input box with a suggestion list from a disambiguation page]]~~		Similar processing is done for disambiguation categories. If HotCat detects that the chosen category is actually a disambiguation category, it will present again a suggestion list, this time filled from the categories being disambiguated. If, for instance, you entered "Buzet" as the category and then clicked "OK", you would see the suggestion list, as these are all the categories mentioned at the Category Buzet.
	Similar processing is done for disambiguation categories. If HotCat detects that the chosen category is actually a disambiguation category, it will present again a suggestion list, this time filled from the categories being disambiguated. If, for instance, you entered "Buzet" as the category and then clicked "OK", you would see the suggestion list ~~shown here~~, as these are all the categories mentioned at ~~[[:~~Category:Buzet]].

	Note that this suggestion list has no search engine selector, as it is not the result of a search. The suggestions are taken directly from the links on the disambiguation category ~~[[:Category:~~Buzet]].		Note that this suggestion list has no search engine selector, as it is not the result of a search. The suggestions are taken directly from the links on the disambiguation category Buzet.

	=== Control-clicking<!-- I hope, a hyphen is placed correctly here --Incnis Mrsi --> ===		=== Control-clicking<!-- I hope, a hyphen is placed correctly here --Incnis Mrsi --> ===