Hello,
I want to write a script which automatically logs the user in the wiki.
The reason why I want to
write such a script is that the wiki becomes a part of the big website
which has an own internal
area for the users. Both sytsems are sepereated. But I want the user to
log in only one time. So
I need this script.
I have the right username and the right password. That is why checking
of the username and password
is not nessecary.
This is my attempt of the script. But it doens't work:
<?php
$_GET['action'] = "login";
$_GET['lgname'] = "Admin";
$_GET['lgpassword'] = "Admin";
require_once("api.php");
?>
Maybe it helps you to understand what I want to have.
Thanks in advance!
Jack
Hi all,
I'm installing several language wikis, among others german and spanish, that
need accents and "Umlauts" in some article names. Is there any way to set
wiki to ignore those accents/Umlauts?
Example: when adding the article "España", when the user types in "Espana"
he should be redirected automatically to "España".
I used the function #REDIRECT [[Article Name]], but the main problem is: the
redirection counts as another article, so the statistic (total page number)
is not correct. Any alternative available?
Thanks in advance
Z.
I've searched a lot about this topic but except a patch for 1.5 I not found
any solution consistent.
The problem is I cannot pass parameters to an extension from a template:
Template:Any
<myExtension>{{{1}}}</myExtension>
The parser is calling myExtensions before evaluate the template variables,
getting the extension allways the value '{{{1}}}'.
I'm using 1.11.0, which aproach should I do?
Hi all,
with {{NUMBEROFARTICLES}} you let the visitor know how many articles are
published in your wiki. This works fine within the wiki project, but is
there a way to show the number of articles OUTSIDE the wiki? I mean, for
example:
- domain.com/wiki/ ---> {{NUMBEROFARTICLES}} works fine when called within
the wiki
- domain.com/welcome.html ---> a normal html welcome page that has nothing
to do with the wiki
Thanks in advance!
Z
http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/MoinMoin
Covers most of what we've talked about in this thread, links to
similar discussions on moinmo.in .
The workplace effort to fully convert the old wiki from Moin to MW has
been abandoned, after we ascertained that most of what was in the old
wiki was outdated enough to be literally worse than nothing ;-)
So we're currently porting information over from the old wiki one page
at a time, as said page is checked for up-to-date correctness. To this
end, I've written a crappy Perl CGI that uses the Filter() subroutine
from the Littlejohn Consulting mm2mw.pl script, with some tweaks that
I'll be adding to the above page in due course.
- d.
Is there anyway to preload TeX packages ?
\usepackage does not seem to work in MediaWiki. I need to load the mathptmx and mathrsfs packages to get certain characters.
Many thanks in advance,
Aaron
Hi,
Is it possible to access Wikipedia by a mobile phone? (That is, without it
looking awful, squashing up, having a huge download size, etc). Is there a
WAP or reduced version a phone can access? If not, why not?
Virgil
How do I get MediaWiki to support Unicode ?
{{Unicode|xxxx}}
WikiPedia does not seem to support it, but has a Uncode "helper" on its insert box on the edit page.
Many thanks in advance,
Aaron
Hi all,
This is my first post on this mailing list. Dirk Riehle sent me a copy of a recent email on this list (see below), which was talking about adding support for collaborative translation in MediaWiki. I am very interested in this topic and have written a paper about it at WikiSym 2006:
Translation the Wiki Way
* http://iit-iti.nrc-cnrc.gc.ca/publications/nrc-48736_e.html
I have also implemented a simple proof of concept prototype of collaborative translation in a wiki environment. You can see a video demo of it here:
http://lizzy.iit.nrc.ca/LizzyHelp/uploads/demo_of_multilingual_LizzyWiki_fe…
Some of us have also started a project to add this sort of translation support in popular wiki engines, starting with TikiWiki:
Cross Lingual Wiki Engine Project
* http://www.wiki-translation.com/tiki-index.php?page=Cross+Lingual+Wiki+Engi…
We would LOVE to have people from the MediaWiki community involved!
Note that this project is hosted on a new wiki community called wiki-translation, which I and some collegues started in November to share ideas and information about translation in the new frontier of massive online collaboration:
Wiki-translation community
* http://www.wiki-translation.com/tiki-index.php
I am also thinking about putting together a workshop on wiki-translation at the WikiSym 2008 which will take place in Porto, Portugal, Sept 8-10, 2008. Again, participation from people in the MediaWiki or WikiMedia community would be great!
I am looking forward with interacting with people on this list who are interested in this topic.
Alain Désilets
National Research Council of Canada
>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: driehle(a)gmail.com [mailto:driehle@gmail.com] On Behalf Of Dirk
>> Riehle
>> Sent: December 18, 2007 4:58 PM
>> To: MediaWiki announcements and site admin list; Desilets, Alain
>> Subject: Re: [Mediawiki-l] Collaborative Translation wiki?
>>
>> You may like to look at the work of Alain Desilets who has been
>> working on this for a while and should have some wikis/examples at
>> hand. See
>>
> http://iit-iti.nrc-cnrc.gc.ca/personnel/desilets_alain_e.html
>
>> Some of his work appeared in the WikiSym proceedings, see
>> http://www.wikisym.org/ws2006/proceedings/ as well as some other
>> places.
>>
>> I'm ccing him so he can point you directly to his work.
>>
>> Cheers,
>> Dirk
>>
>> On Dec 18, 2007 12:03 PM, Gabriel Millerd <gmillerd(a)gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>>> On Dec 18, 2007 7:16 AM, Kent S. Larsen II <kent(a)lusobraz.com>
>>>
> wrote:
>
>>>> Turns out that the Proofread Page extension can be used for this.
>>>> Apparently, Proofread Page is used on Wikisource for proofing
>>>>
> scans
>
>> and
>>
>>>> entering text from images.
>>>>
>>>>
>>> I messed around four a handful of hours after feeling inspired from
>>> that website that was linked.
>>>
>>> *I got a 'diff' like view of __TOC__ items (en on one side, fr on
>>>
>> other other)
>>
>>> *If the fr is missing prompt to create it, use a hack to use en as
>>>
>> default text.
>>
>>> *I found it much easier to have en side read only and the fr side
>>> mundanely writeable.
>>> *I just did cheesy <form> actions to a hack that pushed the changes
>>>
>> as
>>
>>> individual __TOC_ edits rather than using that sexy ajax thing they
>>> had.
>>>
>>> I can see the need for work flow being what drives how you design
>>> this. Since I know nothing about actual translations and just did
>>>
> the
>
>>> raw diff edit.
>>>
>>> The editing of complete static texts vs editing living wiki content
>>> seems quite easy. Especially with major content structure changes
>>> where the __TOC__ will get out of whack. Make big changes to en,
>>> potentially you could toss out the hours of work on fr.
>>>
>>> --
>>>
>>> Gabriel Millerd
>>>
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