I released the new version of my email notification patch. It is based
on the current version MediaWiki 1.3.6.
(Developers can ask me for the diffs against CVS 1.4, because I have it
ready for 1.4)
1. Full tgz (MW+Enotif)
http://www.tgries.de/mw/enotif/mw136_incl_enotif121.tgz
2. Patches and diffs to previous versions
http://bugzilla.wikipedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=454
3. Documentation pages http://meta.wikipedia.org/Enotif
Changes enotif 1.2 -> 1.21:
* "updated (since my last visit)" markers are only shown for pages after
last visit (ie. watched pages without the marker have known content)
* number of watching users per page is added in recent changes view
Tom Gries
Berlin
Hi,all
Originally, I just chosed the license of our internal medawiki as
GFDL. But our group memebers don't think it is proper for the actual
content.
Could anybody tell me how to change it?
I also installed mediawiki 1.3.5 on my personal machine with chinese
language option. But the help link is linking to english wikipedia
site's bad title page. I don't want to hack the sidebar and only want
to switch to english. How can I do this?
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Be good..
Hello everybody!
I'm doing a project with Wikipedia, that consists in using SCORM.
If you don't know what it is, you can check the link: www.adlnet.org
If anyone thought in use SCORM with Wikipedia, say something.
For that project I need, for each user know the pages he had visited.
When the user logins, and he visit some page from Wikipedia, I want to save that information.
Anybody can help me on how to save that information?
I use Wikimedia 1.3.6 on Windows.
Thanks,
Francisco
I've just upgraded from 1.3.3 and I now have a big reduction in
performance. I checked my raw access logs and it seems that for each GET
of a page it does a dozens of GET's on
title=User:Paul_Sinnett/monobook.css&action...
title=User:Paul_Sinnett/monobook.js&action...
title=-&action...
Is this normal? I don't have any of these pages defined but it takes
about 10 seconds to make these attempts.
Hi
I've got a MediaWiki server running as a collaborative document
writing system here, but the users are moaning about the way required
to start a new page
Over on the WikiPedia, the Search function gives you the option to
start a new page if the title you searched for does not exist. I
cannot find any way to activate this on MediaWiki.
Is it an option I've missed, or does it require serious code changing?
Cian
Hi,
I have a user account whose browser comes up blank after they changed
their skin to Nostalgia. I've noticed that there's a Reset preferences
button in the Special:Preferences page(which they can not see), however,
I can not capture the command it's issuing. Do you know what it is? Or
how to reset their skin?
I'm using MediaWiki 1.3.3 on Linux.
Thanks,
Chuck
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I can upload and display images fine. However, when I use the "thumb"
feature, or give a pixel size smaller than the original, it shows a
missing picture. The thumbnail frame generates, as well as any other
commands...just no image. Safe mode is off. I don't know what else to
try...
I can upload and display images fine. However, when I use the "thumb"
feature, or give a pixel size smaller than the original, it shows a
missing picture. The thumbnail frame generates, as well as any other
commands...just no image. Safe mode is off. I don't know what else to
try...
Hey all,
I'm installing mediawiki (1.3.5), got everything up and running okay,
but the "Help" link in the Navigation bar on the left side of the
window takes me to an empty page. It looks like I need to load the
Help:Contents from Meta into my local database. Did I miss something in
the installation instructions? Can somebody point me to some
instructions for this?
Sorry if this is answered somewhere else, but I haven't been able to
find it. I have read all the FAQ's I could find, installation
instructions on Meta (and other wikis), and googling for
"help:contents" (or some variation) only seems to return the actual
help pages, NOT how to install them.
FYI, the server is running FreeBSD 4.10
PHP 4.3.6 (cli) (built: Apr 29 2004 01:16:17)
Copyright (c) 1997-2004 The PHP Group
Zend Engine v1.3.0, Copyright (c) 1998-2004 Zend Technologies
mysql Ver 12.22 Distrib 4.0.18, for portbld-freebsd4.10 (i386)
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Jim Vanderveen, IT Manager
Office of Water Programs, Calif State University Sacramento
jim.vanderveen(a)owp.csus.edu -- PGP key 0x4F449230
PGP info at http://www.owp.csus.edu/~vanderveenj/pgp/
Hi,
I've set up a wiki about programming.
When I write, for example, [[C++]] as link, this don't give me a correct link. Is this a bug or there is a solution?
Thank
Giovanni Putignano