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7 There are many different page listing / navigation plugins on the [[:plugin]] page, all trying to serve different needs.  Pagequery tries to unify many of the ideas into a compact all-in-one method of listing your wiki pages, by name, title, a-z index, by date, by year, month, day, by namespace or by creator; ...and do it quickly.

16 * Search by page name using //regular expressions//
17 * Sort lists by A-Z, by name, by year, by month, by day, by author, and many other options
18 * Split your list into groups, with headers above each one: A..Z, 2010...2009, Jan..Dec, author's name
19 * Display links based on the page's title instead of page name
56 {{pagequery>@namespace;fulltext;sort=a,name;group}} [fulltext version]
58 {{pagequery>@namespace *;sort=a,name;group;proper;cols=2}} [pagename version: allows regex's]
60 This would retrieve results from @namespace only (as there is no other search query you would get all the pages), and the list would be sorted by the //first letter// ('sort=a') then alphabetically ('sort=name') within each letter. The //group// option will then cause the list to be grouped by the first letter only (you cannot group by name as each one is unique).
64 {{pagequery>@namespace *;sort=a,name;group;cols=3;proper}
66 Another example, grouping by //year created//, then //month created//, then by //name//, in 2 columns, and displaying the real month name, plus having the links in "Sentence Case" with no underscores, and to top it off: a border around the table columns:
68 {{pagequery>@namespace *;sort=cyear,cmonth,name;group;inwords;proper;cols=2;border}}
70 The same query, but now searching for pages contenting the word "help" (NOTE: ''fulltext'' means search in the page "content" not just its "name":
72 {{pagequery>@namespace help;fulltext;sort=cyear,cmonth,name;group;inwords;proper;cols=2}}
76 E.g. Search for all pages in the "drafts" namespace, listing only files beginning with a number, sorted by name:
78 {{pagequery>@drafts [0-9]+.*;sort=name}}
80 Or, all files in the "happy:go:lucky" namespace, sorted by year, then date created, in proper case, in 2 columns, and use the page title, not the name in the listing: