Hello all,
I have some extensions that I wrote for a project that is moving forward.
The final task is internalization. For special page extensions I was able
to find documentation at http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Special_pages
and http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Internationalization that was able to get
me through without a problem. However, I have some tag and hook extensions
that I would like to add internalization for and I can't seem to load them
properly. I have used $wgExtensionMessagesFiles and
wfLoadExtensionMessages, but I am not sure if I used them properly.
Any help in pointing me to documentation for this or any pointers would be
great, I've begun looking through extensions in the matrix, but a lot of
them don't use i18n in the same way I would like to.
Thanks,
Tim Cronin
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You can add fields in the registration of a wiki? How?
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Hi all,
Where can I find info on extending WikiTeX? We want to use
latex in our wiki as such (not only math, or chess or greek,
etc., but general text).
Thanx
Javier
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www.wikilengua.org
Hi All,
My Ubuntu server running mediawiki 1.10 died and I am moving to mediawiki 1.15 on CentOS. Both installations use mysql.
I have temporarily resurrected my 1.10 install so that I can recover the wiki content from the mysql database.
Can I simply export the mysql database from my 1.10 install and merge it with my fresh 1.15 install (assuming no table prefixes), or do I need to keep both versions the same to migrate the mysql data and then upgrade the new install afterwards?
Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Regards,
Matthew
Hello everyone,
I'm looking to create a wiki in which two sets of people have different
rights to the pages. For example, one group has rights to create and modify
the original content but a second group is only allowed to write a summary
about the original content. Is this possible in mediawiki?
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im trying to render wikitext inside monobook.php, at the footer right inside
the skin.
i would like to put something like this between "<!-- start content -->" and
"<!-- end content -->":
<?php $this->html("text and [[link]]") ?>
Hello everyone,
I wanted to announce the upcoming Semantic MediaWiki Camp, or SMW Camp,
which will be held in Karlsruhe, Germany just about a month now, on the
weekend of November 7-8. This event is the successor to previous meetings of
the SMW community (though it's the first with the "SMW Camp" name), and it
will feature many of the developers of SMW and its related extensions,
including Markus Krötzsch, Denny Vrandecic, the team behind the Halo
extension, myself and others. Even for those who have never used SMW but are
simply curious about it, I think this will be a worthwhile event: the first
day will feature tutorials about the SMW system, including how-to
demonstrations and SMW's place in both the wiki and semantic-web worlds; so
newcomers will be able to get a full hands-on understanding of the system.
The registration fee for the entire event is 15 euros. You can see more
information about the event, and register, here:
http://smwforum.ontoprise.com/smwforum/index.php/SMW_Camp_09
I hope to see some of you in Karlsruhe!
-Yaron
HI,
I'm new to wikis and mediawiki in particular. In order to learn how mediawiki
and wikitext works I'm building a "Wiki Primer" wiki for our students to use
with lots of examples and have two problems.
1. I've seen that you can move and rename pages but is it possible to copy
pages
copy pageX to pageY
and have them separately editable afterwards.
2. If I have a big page ( way too big ) with several sections. Is it possible
to make each section into it's own page.
Now I know I can do both of these with cut-and-paste but I was just wondering
if there is an easier way.
Thanks,
Tony
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Dept. of Comp. Sci.
University of Limerick.
I'm trying out the navbox template at [[w:Wikipedia:WikiProject
Transwiki/Template:Navbox]], and I seem to hit a bug in the code there
and I want to see how I can fix it. In particular, when I do this:
{{Navbox
| group1 = Foo
| list1 = {{Navbox
| group1 = Foo1
| list1 = Bar1
| group2 = Foo2
| list2 = Bar2
}}
}}
That seems fine enough. However, if I do this,
{{Navbox
| group1 = Foo
| list1 = {{Navbox|child
| group1 = Foo1
| list1 = Bar1
| group2 = Foo2
| list2 = Bar2
}}
}}
I get messed up data - The row with Foo has four columns instead of
two (the second of which is the wikitext of the start of the table
that makes up the child navbox), and the Foo2 group in the child
navbox is manifesting itself as a second group in the main table.
Looking at the wikicode, it looks like something is up with the
{{#switch}} at the very top and bottom of the template. Any ideas on
how I can fix it?
Hi all,
i am looking for a email notification feature for mediawiki - something
like a daily change summary for all registered user.
How can i enable this?
Thx
André
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