Per the following link:
http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Apache_configuration#PHP_as_Apache_Module
It states:
"Be sure to enable mod_php in the directory that contains the MediaWiki
scripts"
Does anyone know how to explicitly do this?
Thanks Again,
-Ed
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Template:Endflatlist is a very simple template. It consist of </div> which
is the closing tag for Template:Flatlist which has this content:
<div class="horizontal">
Look at how it displays on Wikinfo:
http://wikinfo.org/index.php/Template:Endflatlist
and on Wikipedia:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Template:Endflatlist
I'm sure there is a very simple explanation, but what is it? I should add
that the templates don't work as you may see from the respective talk
pages on Wikinfo.
Fred
Hi,
I'm using Contributors extension with a modification-instead of
displaying the "Main contributors" link in the tool box, I use it to
display the link as a new tab. For that, I added
$wgHooks['SkinTemplateTabs'][] =
'efContributorsNavigation';
to Contributors.php and commented out //
$wgHooks['MonoBookTemplateToolboxEnd'][] = 'efContributorsToolbox';
It's working fine. But today I tried a page with DPL syntax. But that
page gives an error message:
"Warning:Missing argument 3 for efContributorsNavigation() in
wiki/extensions/Contributors/Contributors.php on line 64 "
"Warning:Missing argument 4 for efContributorsNavigation() in
wiki/extensions/Contributors/Contributors.php on line 64 "
The DPL query is executed correctly and the results are displayed. But
whenever that page is loaded, a java script error message "object error"
comes and I need to click the OK button to display the page. That page
has the above mentioned error messages on top.
I suppose that the Contributors extension works only for the main
namespace. So I tried it on a custom namespace and got the same problem
Any help, plz
Regards,
Jack Eapen C
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I have a mediawiki based resourced that needs a full text search engine.
Google will not work as it is not yet a public resource. Anyone have any
recommendations? This is intended to be used at an academic institution.
Thanks,
jnowacki
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My wiki has many pages located in namespaces other than Main. When viewing
category pages, I would like these pages to be sorted by the name of the
page, excluding the namespace. I know that this can be done by adding
{{PAGENAME}} as the optional sort parameter on the category call, but this
would require me to add this to many categories on thousands of pages, and
also make sure that every category added to these pages in the future is
done properly.
I'm envisioning a parameter that can be added to localsettings to change
this behavior - something like $wgUseNamespaceInCategorySort = false; This
would be set once for the wiki. This should be fairly easy to implement -
just check the variable in the location where the category page is rendered.
Does something like this currently exist? If not, how would I suggest that
it be added?
Thank you!
Tim Doyle
Thanks for this hint...........
I wonder what all such features are hidden in Mediawiki!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Didn't try to change the skin. Will do that soon
Regards,
Jack
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Hi Jack,
I believe you get credits to show up by editing the DefaultSettings.php
in the includes directory. Edit the following:
*$wgMaxCredits = 0; *
a *-1* shows all, a *0 *hides it, and *any other number* sets the
maximum credits to show.
Some caveats:
1. This can slow down your site.
2. This uses the authors real name (if they inputed it) instead of
their handle.
3. It shows up on the bottom (See the footer at
http://www.appropedia.org/for an example).
---- I think that you could edit the skin to have that part of the
footer show up as a infobox on the side.
Good luck, I would love to hear how it goes, Lonny
On Nov 26, 2007 4:21 AM, Snowolf <snowolf(a)snowolf.eu> wrote:
> Jack Eapen C wrote:
> >
> > Hi all,
> >
> > as a rewarding mechanism, i want to display the contributor names of
> > each article in an infobox on the right side of the article page.
> > How can i create a template for this? May be it display the names
> > and number of edits.
>
> I don't understand: you mean the main contributors of each article?
>
> Snowolf
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Hello, I use a wiki in a comlexe workgroup.
I'm interested in knowing on which pages the other members of our
workgroup have been... where they looked
and a kind of statistics which page was shown most etc....
is there a possibility like that in mediawiki?
Thanks, Verena
Has anyone set up a wiki for making collaborative translations from one
language to another?
Ideally, I'd like something like traduwiki.org, but I'd prefer something
based on MediaWiki instead of pmWiki that traduwiki is based on.
It is trivial to set up a wiki with the text to be translated on one page,
and the result on another (or on a subpage).
The difficulty comes when the source and result are side by side.
I have seen one solution -- putting the source document into the page as an
image. But this is also less than ideal, IMO.
Does anyone have suggestions for how to set this up, or know of extensions
that would be useful for this?
Kent