Does anyone know of a plugin or similar solution to maintain and update
a calendar on MediaWiki page? I need something that displays one to
three months at a time, allows for navigation to past and future months,
and uses each unique date as a link to a date's page to let my group
maintain some relevant info. I've seen a Calendar plugin mentioned for
Twiki, but don't know if it would work on my MediaWiki site. Thanks for
any ideas or pointers.
-- Mark
http://meta.wikipedia.org/Enotif
Hello all developers and mediawikipedians,
I need urgently to know, pushy as I am, whether or not you are in favour
of having User_talk: ***and*** User: pages treated in the same way:
currently, only User_talk pages show the "You have new messages" label
and trigger an ENotif in CVS HEAD versions, if the user has opted-in.
However more and more users have asked me whether I could also supervise
the accompanying ***User*** page, so that changes on this page are
also triggering ENotifs.
I suggest:
to modify the MediaWiki behaviour, so that both, the
User_talk:X *and* User:X pages trigger the "you have new messages" flag
and also an ENotif(if enabled). Of course, changes of User X do neither
trigger the display of the marker nor an ENotif.
Looking forward to your answers, please reply to
mailto:mail@wikinaut.de?Subject=ENotif%20also%20for%20Userpages
Wikinaut Tom
Since I can't get the config/index.php file to complete, can someone
tell me what is wrong with this one I've altered?
$IP = "/homepages/38/d94368847/htdocs/";
ini_set( "include_path", ".:$IP:$IP/includes:$IP/languages" );
require_once( "DefaultSettings.php" );
# If PHP's memory limit is very low, some operations may fail.
# ini_set( 'memory_limit', '20M' );
if ( $wgCommandLineMode ) {
if ( isset( $_SERVER ) && array_key_exists( 'REQUEST_METHOD', $_SERVER ) ) {
die( "This script must be run from the command line\n" );
}
} else {
## Compress output if the browser supports it
if( !ini_get( 'zlib.output_compression' ) ) @ob_start( 'ob_gzhandler' );
}
$wgSitename = "WikiMetamed";
$wgScriptPath = "";
$wgScript = "$wgScriptPath/index.php";
$wgRedirectScript = "$wgScriptPath/redirect.php";
## If using PHP as a CGI module, use the ugly URLs
# $wgArticlePath = "$wgScript/$1";
$wgArticlePath = "$wgScript?title=$1";
$wgStylePath = "$wgScriptPath/stylesheets";
$wgStyleDirectory = "$IP/stylesheets";
$wgLogo = "$wgStylePath/images/wiki.png";
$wgUploadPath = "$wgScriptPath/images";
$wgUploadDirectory = "$IP/images";
When I run the site, it has the wrong paths when I look at the page source
http://www.wikimetamed.org
On Mon, 24 Jan 2005 15:26:04 +0000, Jason Davies <ucgajpd(a)ucl.ac.uk> wrote:
> possibly dumb question....if I have a page with headers can I link to
> them without using a full URL?
Easy, just use [[#Subheading 2]]
> I tried [[This Page#Subheading 2]] type links, to no avail....
Yeah, I guess this would have worked up until the code was altered to
convert self-links to bold. Leaving out the page title's a good idea,
though, because it means the link stays valid if the page moves.
Of course, the usual warning about linking to sections/headings
applies: as soon as somebody alters the heading, however subtly, all
links pointing to that section will fail - they'll just link to the
top of the page (or in the case of linking further down the same page,
probably do nothing at all).
--
Rowan Collins BSc
[IMSoP]
possibly dumb question....if I have a page with headers can I link to
them without using a full URL?
eg
Header 1
this bit requires me to link to something further down, like Header 2
sub heading 2
Header 2
Subheading 1
here isa a long paragraph
Subheading 2
ah, at last the bit I wanted to refer to...
I tried [[This Page#Subheading 2]] type links, to no avail....a full URL
works, but doesn't seem very elegant...
cheers
== written by BZebra ==========
I'm running a phpBB forum and I would like to integrate the wiki-software
there. However I have some trouble integrating the header and footer of my
phpBB into MediaWiki. [...] has anybody successfully integratet an
(phpBB-)header or footer in his wiki? Are there any tutorials which could
help me?
===============================
I finally managed myself. :) I also wrote down a little tutorial on phpBB.de
( http://www.phpbb.de/viewtopic.php?p=432808#432808 ). However it's only in
German.
BZebra
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hiya -
I am using mediawiki for writing up a project outline.
is there a way of getting an automatic "list of pages" ?
similar to the page inline TOC that is generated.
I can also get a list of categories with
[[Special:Categories|List of Categories]]
(well actually this links to the catlist page, rather than creating an
inline list, but ...)
is there a simple tree view? I guess wikiwebs quickly get non-linear
and very complicated, but some kind of easy entry into the system
(Most linked from pages?) would be nice - rather than me having to
manually make a top level "starting points" list and update it all the
time.
Another way would be a simple list of pages in chronological order.
the "page history" and other links that are on the nav-bar out of the
box-install are way too detailed, listing individual edits. I just
want an outline list of the pages themselves.
Thanks!
_______________________________________________
David "DC" Collier
mobile business creator ｜モバイル・ビジネス・クリエーター
dc(a)pikkle.com
http://www.pikkle.com
+81 (0)90-7414-6107
Well, yes, XHTML is grand, and coupled with good CSS even grander. But
what my boss would really like to do is print the entire wiki, with the
result being a close approximation of what the printed style manual was
like (the paper paradigm is a powerful one).
The old paper copy of the manual ran about a gajillion pages . . .
well, really only about 170.
It's a bit of a struggle really. My boss likes very much the concept of
editing the content on-line; this ensures quick corrections or
modifications as necessary. But he likes, and so do some of our more . .
. mature users the tactile satisfaction of the book.
NSK has suggested Drupal as an alternative. It looks good, and its book
view feature has possibilities.
Another possibility is simply porting the document to DocBook, and
generating (X)HTML to serve on the web, and then using the source to
generate PDF for printing.
*Or* I could just talk my boss into abandoning the paper paradigm . . .
because I *really* like Mediawiki (philosophically; I am no coder by any
stretch of the imagination)
I think these are my alternatives right now, because it appears that
MediaWiki can't print the entire wiki . . . Ooh, ooh, how about an
export to DocBook function? ;)
Mike
>>> baloo(a)ursine.dyndns.org 01/18/05 7:24 PM >>>
On Tuesday 18 January 2005 10:04 am, Mike Broschinsky wrote:
> We are moving the contents of what has historically been a print
> manual into a wiki; this is a style manual for regulation writers in
> Utah State Government. Is it possible to print the full contents of
> the wiki in something approaching book form? My director would like
> this, if possible.
Thanks to the miracle of XHTML[1], in at least the monobook skin (and
probably the others), the printable version of the page is the page
you're looking at. If you print it, it's formatted for printing
instead of what you see on the screen. See your window system's Print
Preview function for comparison.
Hope this helps.
[1] If we can do it, why can't all those other content management
systems do it?
--
Paul Johnson
baloo(a)ursine.dyndns.org
http://ursine.dyndns.org/~baloo/
hi everybody. Doing my first install. My server has safe_mode set on
in php. I think I need to change the temp directory but how do I do
this.
I get the following error:-
[pear_error:
message="fopen("/tmp/tpl_0_7_0_be2747bc6fcf62b1c10e630bfef69fe1.php",
"w") - No such file or directory" code=0 mode=return level=notice
prefix="" info=""]
Regards,
Ben
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If you have a problem sending me email use this link
http://www.gurtlush.org.uk/profiles.php?uid=4
(email address this email is sent from may be defunct)
I was trying to include the following text and MediaWiki refused to save the
edit.
chmod x+b text
It would save the following without error
chmod
x+b text
If I put anything after the chmod text it fails the save edit process. I
even tried to encapsulate it with the <nowiki> </nowiki> tags without
resolve.
Is there a HTML to MediaWiki conversion utility? I have a bunch of
programming language reference guide pages I need to move.
Thanks for any help with the above.
John