Hello Wiki geniuses with experience,
Creating a vast interface is long term need.
We are years of networking for a new third political party and drawing all together now.
We wish to use WikiConsensus and WikiPlatform, WikiDecisions, WikiVoting and WikiPolitics etc. to help negotiate our founding documents, strategies, constitution and general development et cetera
If you can please advise me by phone or by email and help me into this world to get my network organized...We've got contacts and content and ideas with no way of streamlining our development to include alot of people all over the place.
I have a world expert on Formal Consensus Decision Making and will want to turn it into an online process which could lead to an extremely interactive political party which evolves the greatest and most sophisticated Consensus Four Year Plan Imaginable.
I am Barry Circle Tillman in Saugerties, NY at 1-845-246-1373
Help a bit you'll be helping alot, Thank You Please call or write to leadershipcommunity(a)yahoo.com Peace and Love, Barry
CONVERGENCE
FOR A NEW THIRD PARTY
Carefully Blending Spirit and Politics
March 15-19, 2006
Chicago
A Circle of People Combining to Rejuvenate All Aspects of Life
Our possible group name "All My Relations" is derived from a Lakota prayer.
We seek the blessing of the Lakota for the continued use of these words as we
merge into a formal progressive political party.
Our foundation of integrity is critical to being accepted as leaders. We will
create an Empowerment Model while embracing a new decision-making
process called Formal Consensus.
We ask each other to take personal responsibility for the genesis of peace on
the planet. To generate this we embrace the widest possible representation of
the American people to include:
Ethnicity, Race, Gender, Religion,
Occupation, Nation/State/Culture of Origin, Skill Sets,
Social/Political/Economic Philosophy, Worldview,
Specific Agenda Movements,
Social/Economic Diversity, etc...
Some of the groups we intend to include (Partial List):
Rainbow PUSH Coalition, Green Party,
Working Families Party,
Peace Alliance Community,
Native American Councils, American Centrist Party,
Network of Spiritual Progressives,
Natural Law Party Community, Libertarians,
PDA, New Group of World Servers, UP&J, and many others...
all moving towards peaceful, creative evolution.
Contacts:
Rev. Geri Solomon 219-884-3129 / RevGeri(a)Comcast.net
HAPPY TO SEND MORE DATA AND CONTACTS
Have 212 pages so far.
Barry Circle Tillman leadershipcommunity(a)yahoo.com
PleaseFamilyBringAllMyRelationsToTheGatheringTogetherCircleInNewYorkCity.
1-845-246-1373 Spiritual Political Unite
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On 27 Oct 2005, at 06:47, mediawiki-l-request(a)Wikimedia.org wrote:
> From: Sebastian Albrecht <albrecht(a)fielax.de>
>
> I've spend quite a time searching for a possibility to export articles
> from the mediawiki to a static HTML tree or sth.
Have you tried wget? Should work under Linux. Sorry, I Don't Do
Windows(tm)!
:::: Our enemies are innovative and resourceful, and so are we. They
never stop thinking about new ways to harm our country and our
people, and neither do we. -- George W. Bush
:::: Jan Steinman <http://www.Bytesmiths.com/Events>
Hi, all-
Is there a way to make new pages open with specific content? Basically,
I'd like new pages on a wiki (perhaps only with a specific namespace,
but that's not a requirement) to open with a specific outline/section
format- something like:
=foo=
Please fill in these sections as appropriate.
=bar=
==baz==
==gee==
=lart=
etc.- basically to encourage (but not require) that newbie users follow
a specific format when creating a new page. Is there any way to do this
in mediawiki, short of hardcoding it somewhere?
Luis
Hello,
Perhaps you can assist me, I'm trying to do a test installation of
MediaWiki on my desktop. I installed MediaWiki, then I installed
SQLServer, then I installed PHP5 all on my local machine.
However, I received the following error message, when navigating to
the site and running the setup script:
Checking environment...
Warning: dl() [function.dl]: Unable to load dynamic library './mysql.so'
- The specified module could not be found. in
C:\wwwTest\mediawiki-1.5.1\install-utils.inc on line 17
Could not load MySQL driver! Please compile php --with-mysql or install
the mysql.so module.
I already saw you post here:
http://mail.wikipedia.org/pipermail/mediawiki-l/2005-May/005285.html,
but wasn't enough information to help solve my problem. I'm using
Windows 2000. When I installed PHP 5.0.5, I downloaded the "PHP 5.0.5
installer" and ran that executable. Thus I did no compiling. Should I
be?
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Michael Jew
Bargain Network, Inc.
(805) 968-2020 x2156
I have asked a feature to the MediaWIki a couple of weeks ago (not on
this list). I wanted to be able to enable the header numbering feature
on a per article basis. (Usually this is a per user setting).
Last weekend I thought myself comfertable enough with the MW code to
hack my own solution for this (a new magic word).
This magic word (__NUMBERHEADINGS__) will enable heading numbers for
the specific article, so that all headers (between the '=' marks) get
numbered. This is usefull for more formal kind of documents or
reports.
Is anyone interested in these patches? If so, please let met know and
I'll post somewhere (this list, MW repository, by E-mail, ...).
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Met vriendelijke groeten / With kind regards
Hans Voss
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skype: hans.voss
google talk enabled
I am looking for people to invite to Gmail. I have 100 invitations left.
I am using the latest version of MediaWiki and when I log in as 'sysop' and
try to edit a page... my browser prompts me to download the index.php file.
I am trying to edit MediaWiki:Sidebar... I can edit others pages just fine
when logged in as a reg user. Anyone know why it is doing this?
Thanks.
--
Scott
Hi All,
I'm experimenting (# MediaWiki: 1.5.0, # PHP: 4.3.10-16
(apache2handler), # MySQL: 4.0.24_Debian-10sarge1-log, slapd 2.2.23-8)
with LdapAuthentication.php Version 1.0a / 07.10.2005.
When adding an e-mail address through the wiki interface to
the LDAP database, wiki warns me with "Warning: ldap_modify(): Modify:
Strong(er) authentication required in
/var/wiki/includes/LdapAuthentication.php on line 323"
Since I didn't modify the LdapAuthentication.php and don't know
enough of LDAP to interpret the warning, I'm asking here. Can anybody
explain?
Sincerly,
Jan.
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I am running MediaWiki 1.5beta4 on the Saint WAMP 3.3.4 and I have two
problems. It's possible that both problems have the same root cause. Any
help would be much appreciated!
Problem 1: Category caching
The first problem I have involves the server-side caching of categories
at the bottom of an article page. If I edit an article and give it a
brand-new category, then save the article, the category name is
displayed in red (because the category doesn't yet exist). This is what
I expect. So I click on the category name to bring up the edit page,
enter some text and save the category.
When I return to the original article the category name still appears in
red and still uses "action=edit". I want the category name to be blue
and to link to the article without editing it.
Additional information:
- If I control-refresh my browser the category still appears in red with
action=edit
- If a user who's never been to the article browses the article the
category still appears in red with action=edit
- If I view the article through a redirect the category appears in blue
- If I add new articles to the category, they appear in blue
- If I add action=purge, this fixes the problem --- but since the
problem occurs every time I create a category, this is not a solution!
- I have made some manual changes to LocalSettings.php and httpd.conf
(see below)
Problem 2: "New messages"
If a user leaves a message for another user on their talk page they get
a "new messages" banner. This banner never disappears.
I searched around on the web a while and found a solution: get the user
to watch and unwatch their talk page. Again, this solves the immediate
problem but isn't a permanent solution.
Customisation
I have made a few manual changes to my LocalSettings.php:
# Must be logged in to edit
$wgGroupPermissions['*']['edit'] = false;
# Must be a Sysop to create accounts
$wgGroupPermissions['*']['createaccount'] = false;
# Enables uploading of all file types
$wgStrictFileExtensions = false;
$wgCheckFileExtensions = false;
$wgEnableUploads = true;
# Short article paths
$wgArticlePath = "/w/$1";
# Timezone NZDT
$wgLocalTZoffset = 13;
And two changes to httpd.conf:
Alias /w /web/root/wiki/index.php
LoadModule rewrite_module modules/mod_rewrite.so
Thanks for your help,
Ben Arnold
Hi, does anyone have some suggestions to offer? I'm quite stuck with
this!
I have succesfully upgraded to MediaWiki 1.5.1 on the off-chance that it
was a bug that has been fixed in the latest version. No luck. I'm still
having the problem. I notice that it doesn't happen at en.wikipedia
which is at 1.6alpha.
To summarise:
- add a new category link to an article (e.g. [[Category:New category]])
& save
- category appears in red (because it's a link to an edit page)
- follow the link & save a description of the category
- go back to the original article
- link still appears in red and you have to use action=purge to fix it
I'm now using MediaWiki 1.5.1, PHP 4.3.8, MySQL 4.0.20a-debug.
Anyone else had this problem? Something like this? Know how to work
around it?
Thanks in advance,
Ben
Hello,
I've spend quite a time searching for a possibility to export articles
from the mediawiki to a static HTML tree or sth. and I really wonder why
this does not seem to be possible at the moment.
I have installed a mediawiki for personal use and I would like to be
able to execute a script or program that puts the whole wiki down to a
directory in a human readable format so I can take it with me.
I definitely don't want to download Wikipedia and it would be ok to
enable this export option in a configuration file.
So is there any chance to get the articles to a static HTML tree
including files like .css and images? I mainly work with Linux, Windows
would be possible, too.
Best regards,
Sebastian