### MAKETEXT -- creates text using TWiki's I18N infrastructure - Syntax: `%MAKETEXT{"string" args="..."}` - Supported parameters:

Parameter	Description	Default
"text" or string="text"	The text to be displayed.	none
args="param1, param2"	a comma-separated list of arguments to be interpolated in the string, replacing the [_N] placeholders in it.	none

- Examples: - `%MAKETEXT{string="Notes:"}%` %BR% expands to %BR% _ Notes: _ - `%MAKETEXT{"If you have any questions, please contact [_1]." args="%WIKIWEBMASTER%"}%` %BR% expands to %BR% _ If you have any questions, please contact 0. _ - `%MAKETEXT{"Did you want to [[[_1]][reset [_2]'s password]]?" args="%TWIKIWEB%.ResetPassword,%WIKIUSERNAME%"}%` %BR% expands to %BR% _ Did you want to [[reset Main.admin's password|TWiki/ResetPassword]]? _ - **_Notes:_** - TWiki will translate the `string` to the current user's language _only_ if it has such string in its translation table for that language. - Amperstands (`&`) followed by one letter (one of a...z, A...Z) (say, `X`) in the translatable string will be translated to `X`. This is used to implement access keys. If you want to write an actual amperstand that stays just before a letter, write two consecutive amperstands (`&&`): they will be transformed in just one. - translatable string starting with underscores (`_`) are reserved. You **cannot** use translatable phrases starting with an underscore. - Make sure that the translatable string is _constant_. Specially, do **not** include `%VARIABLES%` inside the translatable strings (since they will get expanded **before** the `%MAKETEXT{...}%` itself is handled).