Hi, I've downloaded MediaWiki 1.6.7, backed up my database and its
content, uploaded all the new files preserving the files that the Upgrade
file recommends in the newest release but have run into a problem. My Web
hoster "does not offer telnet or SSH access to the servers due to the
nature of shared hosting. This could result in breach of data protection,
and privacy laws." Is there an alternative option for upgrading? Thank
you, Karen
Hello there.
I'm newbie in mediawiki and I'm tryin to post form from specialPage. I have
done all the things, see code bellow, but when I press the submit, a get the
massage, that page does not exist.
Currently, I am on page .../SpecialPage:TestPage, but I want to be
redirected with submit to page 'submited_page' and get out the input text.
How is that. I have make the new page called 'submited_page' and put it in
extensions directory, but still doesn't work. I know very well how it is
done in usual php script, but not here.
$titleObj1 = Title::makeTitle(NS_SPECIAL, 'submited_page');
$action1 = $titleObj1->escapeLocalURL();
$wgOut->addHTML('<form method="post" action="'.$action1.'">');
$wgOut->addHTML('<input type="text" name="group"> <input type="submit"
value="Create">');
$wgOut->addHTML('</form>');
Has someone some scripts describing those things or any web page, maybe
tutorial ?
Please help me.
Thanks, Borut
Hi all,
I am looking for Blog functionality in Mediawiki. I know, there has
been some discussion about that before but what I need is a full
featured blog integrated in Mediawiki including an archive function.
The Archive is especially important because the Wiki will be used in a
corporate environment with lots of blog activities.
Does anybody have experiences with intergrated such blog functionality
in Mediawiki and knows what tool would be most appropriate?
Thanks for your help.
Mei
I do not know if this message has been already sent to mediawiki list.
In this way, i am sending it again.
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I have using MediaWiki 1.5.8 for a project that has private content.
I have defined $wgGroupPermissions['*']['createaccount'] = false; at
LocalSettings.php in order to avoid external users to create accounts.
After this change, I can not use the "mail password" feature of MediaWiki.
How can I do that?
The page "Special:Userlogin" only displays the "Username" and "Password"
fields, along with the button "Log in".
The button "E-mail new password" is not displayed.
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Glauber Ferreira
Hi all,
I installed Mediawiki in a LAN environment. I specified the internal
Microsoft smtp server in the "php.ini" to send out emails. However,
the mails were not sent out although the local smtp server is
listening on port 25. I do not really know what the problem is and
would appreciate any help.
The computer is directly connected to a router and has an internal IP
(192.168.x.x). The Wiki is running on Apache 2 on port 8080. The smtp
server is listening on port 25 (IIS 5).
Thanks for your help.
Mei
I have two questions (and please forgive my ignorance here -- I did
RTFM but did not find the answers there):
A. I need to have a robot instructions file so that Google et al
would get the results from my site. The problem is that I'm not sure
if the robots.txt file on the mediawiki site is the right one (or
should be changed somewhat) and where to put it.
B. I want to create a page where you can add an paragraph by pressing
the + button (as you can see here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/
Wikipedia:Village_pump_%28news%29 ) but can't seem to find the proper
manner to do so. Creating a http://www.mysite.com/wiki/
mysitename:pagename doesn't seem to do the trick for me.
Can anyone help me here?
Ori
Hello,
I have made a (very) simple Ajax LaTeX editor for mediawiki. It is
only proof of concept and could be a lot more improved. It does almost
nothing more than show my intentions :-) and some nice greek letters
and integrals. I am sending the snv patch so that you can try it and
we can talk about the possibilities. I am still leaning Ajax (I am
reading the book "Ajax in Action"), so, maybe there are better ways
of implementing it. Please, take a look and tell me what you think
about it.
Thanks,
Felipe Sanches
hi,Rob Church
thanks for your reply.
> The dump is refreshed on a periodic basis and won't
> reflect the exact
> live data for more than a few seconds after
> creation. So things will
> be missing here and there.
in fact,i think these lost a lot of data in image table
,i found this question in ja ,i do not konw these have
same question in en
chris
--- Rob Church <robchur(a)gmail.com> からのメッセージ：
> On 04/07/06, yuriko-mediawiki(a)yuriko.net
> <yuriko-mediawiki(a)yuriko.net> wrote:
> > Question1:
> > Many images are missing at the image table. But,
> I found
> > them at wikipedia. Why?
>
> Commons.
>
> > Question 2:
> > Some pages are not found. But I found them at
> wikipedia.
> > I think that the downloaded data is smaller than
> current
> > wikipedia site. Is this correct?
>
> The dump is refreshed on a periodic basis and won't
> reflect the exact
> live data for more than a few seconds after
> creation. So things will
> be missing here and there.
>
>
> Rob Church
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I'm wondering if it's possible for an admin to create a PHP page
that is executed in MediaWiki 1.6.7. I have an outside (on the same
server) database (alumni) that I'd like to create a page from ...
like a list of alumni on a wiki that I administer.
Thank you!
--
Raquel
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