I have two problems with functionality of "in other languages" box on my MW
server. I would like to point from my articles to related articles on
Wikipedia using standard interwikis. In this context I would like to:
1) Change the text from "in other languages" to something like "in other
wikis"
2) My MW is localized as Czech (CS) and so when I add [[cs:something]]
interwiki to an article, it is hiding it from in other languages box. I would
like to switch off this language filtering.
Does anybody know how to solve point 1) or 2)?
(MW 1.7.1)
Thanks in advance
Jakub
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Wikimedia's been accepted as a mentoring organization for the 2007
Google Summer of Code program.
Here's our organization page:
http://code.google.com/soc/wikimedia/about.html
I put up an initial project list here:
http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Summer_of_Code_2007
It's semi-protected so it won't be too vandalized ;) but additional
suggestions are welcome. I'd like to ask that people who aren't directly
involved in development not add too much to the main page directly,
though; last year we ended up with lots of project submissions for
things that weren't really considered high priority, so I'd like to keep
the list a little more ordered this time.
We don't know for sure how many projects we'll get assigned, so we'll
see. :) At least Tim and I will serve as mentors for the student
projects; if a couple more experienced developers would like to help out
with that too that would be super.
Last year's projects went really well up to the public demo stage but
never quite got integrated into the mainline; I'm hoping that this year
we can stick with projects that will be easier to slip in and take live
much earlier in the process, which should help keep the students
interested and the projects active.
- -- brion vibber (brion @ pobox.com / brion @ wikimedia.org)
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Hi there,
I'm looking for an email notification solution for page updates. I'm
aware of the included enotif, but it is unsuitable for our needs for
various reasons:
- I don't care about the changes since I've last visited the page, I
want to see all incremental changes from version to version.
- I want notifications to be continuous, not one-off until I next visit
the page.
- I'd like a raw wikitext diff of the most recent change included in
each email.
In short, I'm looking for something that is closer to commit messages
when using revision systems like SVN or CVS.
Since unfortunately the time I can spend on this is limited, I'd like to
ask whether anyone has hacked up similar functionality?
Cheers,
Christian.
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Hello all,
Is there an elegant way to have the automatically created Table of
Contents also take into account headings from subpages?
Let's say we're composing a manual, which consists of several chapters
(and maybe even sub-chapters):
1. Introduction
2. Basics
2.1. Installation
2.2. Setup
Now each of those (sub-)chapters has its own subpage:
Manual
Manual/Introduction
Manual/Basics
Manual/Basics/Installation
Manual/Basics/Setup
The resulting ToC might then look somewhat like the following:
= Introduction =
== Legal Disclaimer ==
== Copyright Notice ==
= Basics =
== Installation ==
=== Requirements ===
=== Download ===
=== Installation Process ==
== Setup ==
=== Network Configuration ===
=== User Configuration ===
I figure this wouldn't be easy (also because of the order in which to
include the respective subpages) - but maybe someone has thought of this
before!?
If not, we'll just create the ToC manually (maybe making use of
transclusion to include the subpages in an extra page, which would then
contain the ToC).
Thanks,
F.
I updated our Intranet wiki from 1.8.2 to 1.9.3 using the shell based
update.php script. It ran through all the way but printed some
warnings:
[...]
Checking if pagelinks index pl_namespace includes field pl_from...
...index pl_namespace on table pagelinks has no field pl_from; adding
Deleting old default messages..."" is not a valid magic thingie for "special"
Warning: array_slice(): The first argument should be an array in /var/www/mediawiki-1.9.3/languages/Language.php on line 1105
"" is not a valid magic thingie for "defaultsort"
Warning: array_slice(): The first argument should be an array in /var/www/mediawiki-1.9.3/languages/Language.php on line 1105
Done
Purging caches...done.
Done.
linuxsrv1:/var/www/mediawiki-1.9.3/maintenance# cd ..
The Wiki does now run with version 1.9.3, but on every page I get 3
warnings in the header:
Warning: array_slice() [function.array-slice]: The first argument should be an array in /var/www/mediawiki-1.9.3/languages/Language.php on line 1105
Warning: array_slice() [function.array-slice]: The first argument should be an array in /var/www/mediawiki-1.9.3/languages/Language.php on line 1105
Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /var/www/mediawiki-1.9.3/includes/SpecialPage.php on line 199
As a temporary workaround, I set error_reporting(0) around those
lines, but that's obviously not a proper solution.
There seem to be other users with the same problem, but I did not find
a solution anywhere on the net. Why do these messages occur and how do
I fix this? This error can also be observed on
http://www.apple2games.com/wiki/Main_Page
I reported the error on
http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Project:Support_desk#PHP_warnings_in_page_hea…
but did not have any responses so far.
Any ideas?
Best regards
Thomas Böhne
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Hi,
I tried to find sth on how to change the background for some of the pages in
my wiki (talk, discussion, etc) and also special pages, but I couldn't. I
tried to do some css stuff, but only achieved changing the background of the
wiki itself.
Maybe anyone knows how to do it? I'm not interested in changing part of a
wikipage (by for example placing a table), but the entire wikipage. Or just
point me where it is discussed.
Regards,
Aretai
Hi,
Is it possible to structure the pages hosted by MediaWiki? I mean, the page
has fixed layout and users should not be able to change the layout.
But they can edit the content inside. Is it possible? Already extensions are
there for it?
Any help is much appreciated,
Thanks & Regards,
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Seen as category pages work even if they DO contain no text, treating them
in the same way as a nonexistent article is unhelpful (especially to newer
users who only think they see a broken link). I was thinking that perhaps
category links could be red if they contain only the page they are linked
from, blue otherwise. Text on a category page is largely unneeded.
Just an idea. Thanks :).
I was just thinking about getting the book 'MediaWiki Administrators
Tutorial Guide' and wanted to find out if anyone has bought this and
what they thought about it. Good current information?
thanks
DSig
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