add links to /extensions-to-sql
it's still hard to get a clear understanding of how variables work in sqlpage when getting started https://github.com/sqlpage/SQLPage/issues/1166
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@@ -12,11 +12,11 @@ FROM example WHERE component = 'shell' LIMIT 1;
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select 'text' as component, format('SQLPage v%s documentation', sqlpage.version()) as title;
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select '
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If you are completely new to SQLPage, you should start by reading the [get started tutorial](get%20started.sql),
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If you are completely new to SQLPage, you should start by reading the [get started tutorial](/your-first-sql-website/),
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which will guide you through the process of creating your first SQLPage application.
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Building an application with SQLPage is quite simple.
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To create a new web page, just create a new SQL file.
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To create a new web page, just create a new SQL file.
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For each SELECT statement that you write, the data it returns will be analyzed and rendered to the user.
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The two most important concepts in SQLPage are **components** and **parameters**.
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@@ -24,7 +24,7 @@ The two most important concepts in SQLPage are **components** and **parameters**
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- *top-level* **parameters** are the properties of these components, allowing you to customize their appearance and behavior.
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- *row-level* **parameters** constitute the data that you want to display in the components.
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To select a component and set its top-level properties, you write the following SQL statement:
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To select a component and set its top-level properties, you write the following SQL statement:
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```sql
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SELECT ''component_name'' AS component, ''my value'' AS top_level_parameter_1;
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This page documents all the components provided by default in SQLPage and their parameters.
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Use this as a reference when building your SQL application.
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For more information about SQLPage variables and [SQLPage functions](/functions),
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read about [the SQLPage data model](/extensions-to-sql).
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If at any point you need help, you can ask for it on the [SQLPage forum](https://github.com/sqlpage/SQLPage/discussions).
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If you know some [HTML](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Learn/Getting_started_with_the_web/HTML_basics),
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Function parameters cannot reference columns from the rest of your query.
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The only case when you can call a SQLPage function with a parameter that is not a constant is when it appears at the top level of a `SELECT` statement.
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For example, `SELECT sqlpage.url_encode(url) FROM t` is allowed because SQLPage can execute `SELECT url FROM t` and then apply the `url_encode` function to each value.
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For more information about how SQLPage functions are evaluated, and data types in SQLPage, read [the SQLPage data model documentation](/extensions-to-sql).
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' as contents_md where $function IS NULL;
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select 'list' as component, 'SQLPage functions' as title where $function IS NULL;
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@@ -53,7 +55,7 @@ select
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from sqlpage_function_parameters where "function" = $function
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ORDER BY "index";
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select
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select
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'button' as component,
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'sm' as size,
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'pill' as shape;
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@@ -63,4 +65,4 @@ select
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sqlpage.set_variable('function', name) as link
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from sqlpage_functions
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where $function IS NOT NULL
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order by name;
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order by name;
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@@ -194,5 +194,6 @@ If you prefer to host your website yourself, you can use a cloud provider or a V
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- Check out [learnsqlpage.com](https://learnsqlpage.com) by Nick Antonaccio for an in-depth tutorial with many examples
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- Read the [SQLPage documentation](/documentation.sql) to learn about all the components available in SQLPage
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- Read about [SQLPage's extensions to SQL](/extensions-to-sql) for a specification of the SQL syntax you can use in SQLPage, the data types used when exchanging data with the browser and with the database, a clear explanation of how *SQLPage variables* and *SQLPage functions* work.
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- Join the [SQLPage community](https://github.com/sqlpage/SQLPage/discussions) to ask questions and share your projects
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- If you like videos better, check this series that shows how to build and deploy your app from scratch [SQLPage on Youtube](https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLTue_qIAHxAf9fEjBY2CN0N_5XOiffOk_)
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