I've got a new install of 1.3.10 with an edited mediawiki:monobook.css,
but no pages are referencing it.
I know that the new default is to have users' monobook.css
disabled with $wg tags to enable them; was mediawiki:monobook.css
affected as well? Is there something I need to do to enable it?
Or is it just a problem on my end?
*Muke!
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I am creating a small internal "guidelines" wiki for a GP practice.
It would be great to have the results of "whatlinkshere" as cross-references at the bottom of every page. I tried to include the page as a template, but this will still only give me the link to "whatlinkshere" instead of the actual linking pages. Any idea how I could get the links on the same page?
And while I am writing: Is there a way of telling mediawiki to open external links in a new window? I have tried everything to persuade the parser to accept the HTML code "target=_blank", but failed.
Thanks, Ulf
Going to http://ursine.ca/wiki/config/ I get...
Warning: preg_match: internal pcre_fullinfo() error -3
in /var/www/wiki/config/index.php on line 346
on a couple spots on the page.
This is on apache2 on Debian Sid (apache 1.3 got obsoleted in a recent
update). What's going on here? How can I fix it?
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Hello all,
MediaWiki 1.4beta6
I had a problem with the application putting :443 in each https link.
There's an easy fix in DefaultSettings.php, by modifying the code which
determines a reasonable default for $wgServer (or simply overriding the
default in LocalSettings.php with $wgServer, which was not as elegant):
if (isset( $_SERVER['SERVER_PORT'] )) {
if ($_SERVER['SERVER_PORT'] != 80)
if ($wgProto == 'https' && $_SERVER['SERVER_PORT'] ==
443)
// If we're using HTTPS, don't add a port
$wgServer .= "";
else
$wgServer .= ":" . $_SERVER['SERVER_PORT'];
}
This goes right before the unset($wgProto); line in place of the
previous if clause.
Someone who cares more can make the innermost-IF clause more elegant by
not having an effectively null statement.
Cheers,
Doug
I've got a mediawiki site and lots of images on the same machine which
I want to "upload". So far I've just been doing this with a web
browser.
Are there any tools for doing this more directly? If not where would
I look to start writing such a tool?
All:
I am migrating from PHP Nuke into Media Wiki and would like to import
all my existing users into Media Wiki database. I was never able to get
the password into the Media Wiki database. May be I am missing
something... Any suggestions will be of help
Thanks
sarath
I wrote a specification for a fairly simple machine interface based on
HTTP. It is at <http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/WikiText_Transfer_Protocol>.
It is partially inspired by the "raw" action. I encourage you to look
at it and add to it.
Any specific comments? I would like to hear some community feedback on this.
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Hi
I'm looking to move the menu titled
'Create an account or log in' and other buttons Article Discussion Edit History
down to screen from default location. By default they are at top. In
which file they specifies the screen Screen geometry.
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Vivek G Gite
Hello,
I've placed a proposal for a flexible syntax for declaring and
using fields in MediaWiki articles on the meta-wiki at:
http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Flexible_Fields_for_MediaWiki
I'd appreciate comments/improvements, especially with regard to:
* how the syntax would interact with pre-existing variable
and template behavior
* how support could be implemented in the database (a topic
currently not addressed at all by the proposal).
Thanks,
- Gordon @ Bitzi