When I run the update on my lucene search, it doesn't seem to work becuase no new material is searchable.
In the terminal, when running the update, I see a lot of stuff referring to
index.php?title=Special:OAIRepository
Do I need the OAIRepository extension installed?
The lucene docs never mentioned it.
I am a single server linux system if that helps. No mater/slave things going on.
Thanks,
-Adam
I was wondering if there is an extension to MediaWiki that adds either bread
crumbs or ideally makes the "hierarchical" page links in to clickable links.
Where I have a sub page with the page title :-
Reference Manual/Base Types
I want the "Reference Manual" bit to be a link back to the main
Reference_Manual page
Basically not having this is annoying as you have to either go back to the
main page then select the "Reference Manual" page again. Either that or chop
then end off the URL in the browser.
If not how do I get at the variables in the MonoBook.php to implement this ?
Many thanks in advance,
Aaron
I ran the suggested maintenance script, which returned the following
(in parts translated from Norwegian):
root@web1:/www/bmk.no/www/wiki/maintenance# php sql.php
archives/patch-log_user_text.sql
Syntax error in a database request.
Most recent database request was:
«ALTER TABLE `bmkwikilogging`
ADD log_user_text varchar(255) binary NOT NULL default '',
ADD log_page int unsigned NULL,
CHANGE log_type log_type varbinary(32) NOT NULL,
CHANGE log_action log_action varbinary(32) NOT NULL
»
from the function «DatabaseBase::sourceStream».
The database return the error «1060: Duplicate column name 'log_user_text'
(localhost)».
-- Even Thorbergsen
>On 18/08/10 08:06, Even Thorbergsen wrote:
>> However, I still get the database query error from LogPage::saveContent,
>> described above, when saving edits.
>>
>> How do I proceed from here?
>> I guess it is possible to turn on display of the "offending" SQL query?
>
>Try running the patch file directly:
>
>cd /path/to/wiki/maintenance
>php sql.php archives/patch-log_user_text.sql
>
>-- Tim Starling
Hi
If the search suggestions are too long for displaying (longer than the input-field), it omits the center part.
I've seen that the dropdown menu in several wikis (also on mediawiki.org) widens if the suggest results are too long.
How can I implement that to my wiki?
Thanks a lot.
Lukas Tanner
mw-version: 1.16.0
php-version: 5.26
mySQL: 5.051.a
Apache2
When calling, for example:
$wgParser->startExternalParse( $wgTitle, $popt, Parser::OT_WIKI );
If $wgParser is a stub, it will invoke StubObject::__call() passing the
first argument ($wgTitle) by value. $wgParser will be unstubbed, and
then call_user_func_array() will then call Parser::startExternalParse
passing the argument by value, which will break since the first argument
is a reference.
> PHP Warning: Parameter 1 to Parser::startExternalParse() expected to
> be a reference, value given in .../includes/StubObject.php on line 58
Passing &$wgTitle instead (although considered obsolete) works for some
versions of PHP, for others, it breaks in a different way:
> PHP Warning: Call-time pass-by-reference has been deprecated; If you
> would like to pass it by reference, modify the declaration of [runtime
> function name](). If you would like to enable call-time
> pass-by-reference, you can set allow_call_time_pass_reference to true
> in your INI file in ... on line ...
The documentation on StubObject seems to suggest that the mechanism
should be transparent. Currently, the only way I could find to do this
call is to test the object with StubObject::isRealObject() and then
manually call $wgParser->_unstub(), which is hardly "transparent". And
it is also hard to predict every single place that you may happen to be
dealing with a stub object.
Am I missing something? What is the correct way to call a method with a
pass-by-reference argument on a stub object?
Regards,
--
Juliano F. Ravasi ·· http://juliano.info/
5105 46CC B2B7 F0CD 5F47 E740 72CA 54F4 DF37 9E96
Is it possible - or rather how is it possible - to create a new code in the wiki text? In particuar I would like to use a central dot • in the wiki code for the ­ special character, i.e. to enable syllabification. What would I have to do to replace • in the wiki code by "­" in the HTML output?
Thx in advance
Bernhard
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Teammates,
In a version 1.15.3 wiki, I am trying to set up a custom group that can protect/unprotect pages.
I use the following statements in the LocalSettings.php file.
$wgGroupPermissions['Build_group']['edit'] = true;
$wgGroupPermissions['Build_group']['editprotected'] = true;
$wgGroupPermissions['Build_group']['protect'] = true;
However, when I go to an unprotected page, and select the protect tab at the top of the page,
I do not have the option to allow only the Build_group to edit or move the page.
I only have 3 options:
"Allow all users"
"Block new and unregistered users"
"Administrators only"
Is there another setting that I need to add to my permissions ?
thanks,
Lori
Does DynamicPageList obey {{DEFAULTSORT:}}? Should it?
It doesn't appear to be for me, e.g. on
http://rationalwiki.org/wiki/Template:Altmed - that's twelve random
articles from a category, and all the articles about people have
DEFAULTSORT for their surnames.
- d.