I want to link to a page section that has brackets in its title:
[[Documentation:Reference:TDI_C1#CHAR (I,[KIND])| CHAR (I,[KIND])]]
The brackets cause the link to be displayed as text rather than being a
link. I tried using <NOWIKI> </NOWIKI> around the brackets, but that
did not help.
[[Documentation:Reference:TDI_C1#CHAR <NOWIKI>(I,[KIND])</NOWIKI>| CHAR
(I,[KIND])]]<
Any suggestion? Thanks.
I will be out of the office starting 01/25/2007 and will not return until
01/26/2007.
I am working at the Lake Forest bureau today, and will check emails
throughout the day. For CCI issues, please contact Shannon Buonsanti at
ext. 7777.
I'd like to require new users to verify registration through email, and
while I know this can be done in MW, I can't for the life of me find any
help pages, neither by looking on Meta nor with Google searches (though
I've found lots of similar topics). It'll probably be obvious in
retrospect, but could someone point out the (or a) help page on this?
Thanks,
Ken
On a "main page" I have text-strips in three languages, like:
1. Swedish, bla bla bla...
2. English, bla bla bla...
3. Finnish, bla bla bla...
Below these texts I have a *transcluded* comment section, like so:
{{:{{PAGENAME}}/Comment}}
^
The "comment" pages in turn has translations, using the {{Languages}}
template concept, like so:
.../Comment/en
.../Comment/fi
etc.
The Comment pages has the {{Language}} template, an thusly when I edit
the discrete Comment pages I can see any translations (languages) in the
language bar on the Comment page(s).
Now, when displaying the .../Comment through Main page (which embeds the
main comment page) the translated Language names doesn't "bleed through"
displaying that the transcluded comment has other translations in it's
language bar (when it actually has such). Seemingly the Language
template doesn't work for transcluded pages.
Has anyone else experienced this problem, and found a solution to it?
TIA,
// Rolf Lampa
Hi,
I am running:
MediaWiki: 1.6.8
PHP: 4.4.4 (cgi)
MySQL: 5.0.20a-standard
I have a load of information in a MySQL database and would like to put
each row in to a separate page on my wiki. I have over 900 rows of data
and would like to automatically insert the data from my current MySQL
database into the wiki database, or alternatively use an automated
script to create pages using the information from the existing
database. I can create a script that will extract information from my
database and put it into wiki syntax, if needed.
Does anyone have any ideas how this process can be automated to save
copy and pasting!
Cheers
Tom
How is the page text stored in the database? Can someone point me to
documentation explaining how the internal representation works?
Thanks
Charlie Martin
--
Charles R. Martin | Sr Staff Engineer | Sun Microsystems
charles.martin(a)sun.com
Hello:
We just installed APC and now the Cite extension is throwing errors
like:
Warning: filename: Cite.i18n.php, exec_fname: /usr/www/users/somedir/
extensions/Cite/Cite.php, filepath: /usr/www/users/somedir/extensions/
Cite/Cite.i18n.php in /usr/www/users/somedir/extensions/Cite/Cite.php
on line 60
Warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by
(output started at /usr/www/users/somedir/extensions/Cite/Cite.php:
60) in /usr/www/users/somedir/includes/WebResponse.php on line 9
Any idea if this is related?
The cite extension was working perfectly until APC was enabled. Weird.
Thanks,
~Tricia
Patricia Barden
Webmaster
Center for Media and Democracy
520 University Avenue, Suite 227
Madison, WI 53703
Phone: 608-260-9713
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www.prwatch.org
Hello. I am installing mediawiki for the first time on a Fedora Core 4
box running PHP 5.0, Apache and MySQL. These were all installed via
RPM.
When I browse to http://myipaddress/wiki/index.php I get an error saying
the MySQL must be compiled using -with-mysql or install the mysql.so
module. Can I download this module from somewhere, or do I need to
compile PHP using -with-mysql, and copy over the mysqli binary? I am
trying to avoid compiling PHP at all.
Thanks.
-Andrew
putting '/' at the end works by just removing the ../ or / prefixes from the link text. so [[../../a/b/]] becomes a/b. isn't it more logical for it to become 'b'? the meaning of '/' at the end then behaves like 'basename' shell command.
to achieve this, in Parser::maybeDoSubpageLink, i changed the lines '$text=...' to '$text = array_pop(explode('/', ...))'.
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I had a similar problem just the other day and was able to solve it by
copying the libmySQL.dll file from the MySQL/bin directory to the directory
where I keep my PHP extensions.
Granted, my configuration is different from yours (alas, my work environment
is that I am stuck with a Windows XP box and an IIS server), but it might
work.
Here's my post from the other day. good luck!
- Jeremy Milarsky
Sun-Sentinel
Fort Lauderdale, FL
---
(previous post)
Thanks again to all. I was able to find the solution (or, more accurately, a
clue to getting at the solution) in a PHP forum.
For those who are curious, the critical module for working with PHP and
MySQL under my specific setup (again, WinXP, IIS 5.1, PHP 5.2.0, MySQL 5.1)
is, in fact, a little file called libMySQL.dll ...
This file comes with MySQL, and actually lives in the MySQL/debug (there is
a version in the MySQL/bin folder, too -- but it's an older version and
didn't work for me -- that was what was frustrating my efforts so)
directory. Furthermore, you must make sure you have the most current version
of it (mine is approx. 2.49 megs in size ... the bad version is 1.49
megs)...
Thanks again to Arthur and Jason for their suggestions. It does seem like my
problem was pretty configuration-specific, so I'm not sure whether this
solution will be of use to others -- hopefully it will. Thanks again.
- Jeremy Milarsky
Sun-Sentinel
Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
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[mailto:mediawiki-l-bounces@lists.wikimedia.org]On Behalf Of Lacatena,
Andrew
Sent: Wednesday, January 24, 2007 2:05 PM
To: mediawiki-l(a)lists.wikimedia.org
Subject: [Mediawiki-l] Installation
Hello. I am installing mediawiki for the first time on a Fedora Core 4
box running PHP 5.0, Apache and MySQL. These were all installed via
RPM.
When I browse to http://myipaddress/wiki/index.php I get an error saying
the MySQL must be compiled using -with-mysql or install the mysql.so
module. Can I download this module from somewhere, or do I need to
compile PHP using -with-mysql, and copy over the mysqli binary? I am
trying to avoid compiling PHP at all.
Thanks.
-Andrew
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