Hi!
I am interested in deploying MediaWiki in our environment, with a
preconfigured LocalSettings.php. Is there a way to initialise the database
tables while already having LocalSettings.php?
ie; I want to deploy a wiki preconfigured for our environment, with defaults
appropriate for our environment, yet only initialise the database on
deployment of the wiki into production.
In this way, several places could deploy the same pre-initialised
configuration, to their own local databases - or make minor changes to the
config (such as db prefix, credentials), and set up their own instance of
the wiki, retaining all other custom default settings.
Thanks.
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Trevor Phillips - T.Phillips(a)murdoch.edu.au
Senior Software Developer, Business Application Services
Information Technology Services, Murdoch University
CRICOS Provider Code 00125J
Guys,
we are creating an open source, nonprofit, e-learning social network and
looking for people to help.
Any interested send an email to infinitunm(a)infinitunm.com or to me
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regards
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Does anyone know how I can detect whether a user has inserted a website link in the revision of the text that was submitted? I know how to check their age.
My idea for this extension it: If a new user submits a link, they'll be asked to instead use the talk page.
I need an edit token for a faux request (fauxRequest) I am doing. I thought I could get a token like so:
global $wgRequest;
$token = $wgRequest->getSessionData( 'wsEditToken' );
But it just reports back "badtoken: Invalid token"
What is the proper way to ger an edit token for a faux request
Thanks,
-Adam
Like always, Im trying something Radical.
I want to test out using my current wiki as a behind the scenes engine for a website.
Im trying to test making a more full blown social site that has a lot of wiki portions, but something that mediawiki will not allow to happen simply through skins/extensions.
I was thinking of using the API to get all the content I need from pages, history etc, but... Since this is all local access, I think doing posts to the API would be slower than just directly accessing it.
Is there php access to the API methods?
Is there a good way to get the content that the API provides without having to POST ot GET to the API?
Thanks,
-Adam
Is it possible to access a list of a page's history through the API?
What about revert to a specific point via the API?
I didn't see anything in the documentation.
Thanks so much. I installed ParserFunctions and tidy, then the mirror works.
There is still some problem with languageCode . If $wgLanguageCode
='zh-cn', the simplify-triditional conversion doesn't work. If it is set to
'zh', then the conversion buttons appear, and and the conversion works after
the button is clicked.
On Thu, Jun 9, 2011 at 7:41 AM, Brion Vibber <brion(a)wikimedia.org> wrote:
> On Tue, Jun 7, 2011 at 9:44 PM, 蔡超 <toppiprc(a)gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> On Wed, Jun 8, 2011 at 12:42 AM, Brion Vibber <brion(a)wikimedia.org>wrote:
>>
>>> On Jun 7, 2011 8:18 AM, "蔡超" <toppiprc(a)gmail.com> wrote:
>>> > I want to install a zh-wiki mirror. I have tried several dumps, there
>>> are
>>> > always some errors.
>>> > Error 1: when I visit any wiki pages, explorer says
>>> > "'mw.util.addPortletLink' is null or not an object"
>>>
>>> This may be from broken security fixes in the last MediaWiki release.
>>> 1.17b2
>>> should be available soon... try pulling direct from SVN if still waiting.
>>>
>>> > Error 2: Templates can not be converted into proper html code, as the
>>> > picture attached.
>>>
>>> Picture didn't make it to the list, but most likely you need to install
>>> extensions like Cite and ParserFunctions.
>>>
>> Sorry, the picture is too big for the mailing list.
>>
>
> Yeah, looks like you have two problems:
>
> 1) ParserFunctions extension is not installed -- this causes the things
> like '{{#if:...}}' and '{{#switch:...}}' to show in output, since the
> extension code that handles them is not present.
>
> See http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:ParserFunctions for download
> links etc.
>
> 2) Style sheets are not being loaded properly, probably because of bugs in
> the IE6 security fix in 1.17.0b1.
>
> Updating to the second beta should resolve that... is it available yet? if
> not you can pull from SVN directly. Alternatively, testing with another
> browser such as Firefox may work around the bug for now.
>
> The missing style sheets are causing all the tabs and controls normally at
> the top or sidebar to show way down at the bottom of the page, which could
> be what prevents you from reaching the simplified / traditional conversion
> tab.
>
> -- brion
>
Hi,
Is there a way to ensure that a template is included in all pages of a
particular namespace? I'd like to use our mediawiki to allow people to
annotate some things in a biology project, and the wiki URLs will be
generated automatically by an external program.
Thanks,
Matthew
--
Matthew Betts, Russell Group
CellNetworks, BioQuant, University of Heidelberg
Im Neuenheimer Feld 267, 69120 Heidelberg, Germany
Hi All,
I am working since last some months on the Mediawiki to host my personal
site. I found difficulty in integrating in jQuery plug-in(e.g. lightbox
[http://leandrovieira.com/projects/jquery/lightbox/]) in my mediawiki. I
have also referred some
links[http://www.thusa.co.za/blog/gareth-davies/getting-jquery-running-m
ediawiki] from google but not working in my case.
So it will be very nice, if someone could help me on this issue.
Thanks,
Manish Patil
Manish.patil(a)atosorigin.com | Mobile : 91-9923655328