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aaron(a)svn.wikimedia.org wrote:
> + $SQLqueries = array();
> + // Redirect subqueries have an upper limit for perfomance.
Subqueries aren't supported by MySQL 4.0.
I've reverted SpecialWhatlinkshere.php to the pre-r35371 state so it
works again on Wikimedia.
- -- brion vibber (brion @ wikimedia.org)
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So, single sign-on seems to be working fine on the http sites, but not
on the https site, which is exactly the opposite of what I'd expect.
Is this a client side thing, or is it currently not working on the
https site?
On Tue, May 27, 2008 at 12:03 PM, <catrope(a)svn.wikimedia.org> wrote:
> - return array(array('selfmove'));
> + $errors[] = array(array('selfmove'));
> [etc.]
Doesn't this make $errors an array of arrays of arrays, instead of
just an array of arrays? I think you want
+ $errors[] = array('selfmove');
On Tue, May 27, 2008 at 10:42 AM, <catrope(a)svn.wikimedia.org> wrote:
> * Refactor Title::isValidMoveOperation() and Title::moveTo() to return an array of arrays like Title::getUserPermissionsErrors() does; other functions used by the write API have undergone similar refactoring earlier
There is absolutely no point in using all this ugly array nesting if
you never use arrays with more than one element. The entire idea of
using arrays (ugly as all this nesting gets) is that you can return
all errors that occur, instead of just returning the first error you
notice. You only ever handle arrays of one element here, and in fact
you explicitly ignore all others:
> + call_user_func_array(array($this, 'showForm'), $error[0]);
That really sort of defeats the point.
>> I wanted to dump/import the pages of that wiki to a plain install of
>> mediawiki 1.12.0 but during that procedure some characters on some pages got
>> lost, so some pages are even more broken than before.
>>
> Duplicate the database with a new name, then install mediawiki 1.12 (using
> the name of the duplicated database).
the error persists ...
markus
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does anyone have an idea on how to get the right article count on any
particular wiki? I mean getting which article is number xxx (especialy
for desired numbers like x000, and so on). Also getting the author of
such article could be nice,
What is your policy on finding such articles? Or you don't care?
masti
Hi there,
I have a problem to make MW render templates with mixed markup: html tags + wikitext.
*templates with mixed html and wikitext don't work: html special characters get translated into entities and get displayed by browser as unrendered html source, while wikitext like {| renders fine.
*if my template has raw html alone it is transcluded ok (i.e. not translated into entities)
*if it has wikitext alone it works fine too.
Some templates in wikipedia have mixed format. How do they make MW render it correctly? The tags I am using are from "allowed" list (tr, th, etc)
Thank you very much.
Evgeny.
On Mon, May 26, 2008 at 6:14 AM, <catrope(a)svn.wikimedia.org> wrote:
> Partial revert of r35058: when something looks stupid, that doesn't mean it is. This is done because the function in question expects a reference.
This is what comments are for, so people don't say "WTF is this doing"
and try to change it without understanding. :) I added one in
r35350.
On Mon, May 26, 2008 at 6:20 AM, MinuteElectron
<minuteelectron(a)googlemail.com> wrote:
> Can we not modify Article::generateReason() to not forced a reference,
> since, AFAIK, you no longer have to explicitly state that a parameter
> should be a reference.
That's only for objects and maybe arrays. Simple stuff like integers
are still passed by value unless specified otherwise.
You have to wonder why PHP complains when given a constant for a
pass-by-reference function, though. I guess they figure that explicit
pass-by-reference usually means that some kind of return value is
stored in the variable and they don't want people to mistakenly ignore
it, but it still seems fairly pointless to force people to manually
create a throwaway variable. Oh well. Could we give the variable a
default value, maybe, or does that not work for references?
As I had to update the config files for pywikipediabot for CommonsDelinker, I thought I might as well inform you of the 15 new Wikimedia wikis that were created today[1,2].
* ['wikinews']['cs']
* ['wikinews']['hu']
* ['wikipedia']['ext']
* ['wikipedia']['gan']
* ['wikipedia']['hif']
* ['wikipedia']['kaa']
* ['wikipedia']['mdf']
* ['wikipedia']['myv']
* ['wikipedia']['sah']
* ['wikipedia']['srn']
* ['wikipedia']['szl']
* ['wikisource']['ln']
* ['wikiversity']['cs']
* ['wikiversity']['ja']
* ['wikiversity']['pt']
Thanks go to Tim[3] for creating them. In general all the languages for which wikis have been created have a fair to excellent localisation status. Your continued efforts on this are appreciated. Please visit http://translatewiki.net and get those languages to 100% across the board[4].
Cheers! Siebrand
[1] https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=13264
[2] https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14252
[3] https://wikitech.leuksman.com/view/Server_admin_log
[4] http://translatewiki.net/wiki/Translating:Group_statistics
S Page wrote:
> Aerik Sylvan wrote:
> > At the risk of asking a stupid question: what is the status of category
> > intersections?
>
> At the risk of making a stupid answer: you could install the Semantic
> MediaWiki extension and make queries like
>
> {{#ask:
> [[Category:Actor]]
> [[Category:Director]]
> }}
>
> SMW will query for membership of subcategories (thus it'll match members
> of Child actors) , to a configurable depth limit. The nifty thing is
> you can
> display other properties and categories of matching pages.
>
> See demo (temporarily) at,
> http://www.semanticweb.org/wiki/Sandbox#Category_intersections
>
>
That's cool... what's the backend for that? (I looked briefly at some docs
at http://semantic-mediawiki.org/wiki/Semantic_MediaWiki but didn't quickly
find any architecture stuff).
Best Regards,
Aerik
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