Hello,
[Sorry If you got this already from the same list; I had some trouble
with the server and the message did not appear in the archive. So here
my 2nd trail :-) ]
I'd like to use custom dialogs and buttons in the WikiEditor
(https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:WikiEditor).
I managed to get my own dialogs running, but I have some trouble. Most
annoying is that often I am unable to call any dialog (my custom ones
and the ones that the editor has already for links and images). I
suspect that is has something to do with the order in which resources
are loaded; the only visible correlation so far is that if my custom
button is on the last position in its section all dialogs are not
working the order changes sometimes after reload).
Thats what I did: (on MediaWiki 1.20.5, Vector Skin)
- enabled the javascript debug mode in the local settings:
$wgResourceLoaderDebug = true;
- the javascript I use for the customization is currently in
Mediawiki:Common.js (but should move to a skin specific js probably)
- use the customizeToolbar-function from the WikiEditor-toolbar
customization page (http://bit.ly/xPH8Gl)
- adding the button to the toolbar using:
$('#wpTextbox1').wikiEditor( 'addToToolbar', {…'tools':{mytool:{… 'action:{
'type':'dialog','module':'mytool' …}}}}
(but better see the code here: http://jsfiddle.net/FApr9/)
- adding the actual dialog module to
"$.wikiEditor.modules.dialogs.modules" using
"$.wikiEditor.modules.dialogs.modules['mytool'] = {…}" (again, http://jsfiddle.net/FApr9/)
If anybody could give me advice in how the reliably integrate a custom
dialog in the mediawiki toolbar I would be thankful.
Kind Regards,
Jan
PS.: Less problematic, though interesting too: does anybody know how to
create a link-like text instead of a button?
PPS.: I'm new at the list, so if the question does not belong here, feel
free to point me at a more suitable place.
I am getting an odd error in my lucene.log
2171399005 [Thread-8] WARN org.wikimedia.lsearch.frontend.HttpMonitor -
Thread[Thread-47446,5,main] is waiting for 464401213 ms on
mediawiki-1.16.0beta2
2171399005 [Thread-8] WARN org.wikimedia.lsearch.frontend.HttpMonitor -
Thread[Thread-45468,5,main] is waiting for 464412666 ms on
2171399005 [Thread-8] WARN org.wikimedia.lsearch.frontend.HttpMonitor -
Thread[Thread-48716,5,main] is waiting for 464387961 ms on *
2171399005 [Thread-8] WARN org.wikimedia.lsearch.frontend.HttpMonitor -
Thread[Thread-48303,5,main] is waiting for 464389249 ms on 10.146.48.5
2171399005 [Thread-8] WARN org.wikimedia.lsearch.frontend.HttpMonitor -
Thread[Thread-48291,5,main] is waiting for 464389276 ms on 10.146.48.5:443
I have posted this to the Lucene-Search extension page but got no results.
The warning seems to not impact anything other than having a large amount
of warnings placed in the log.
Any advice on how to resolve these or troubleshoot what is causing them
would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
Greetings,
I was given this address in hopes you guys might have an answer to my situation. I have got the wiki shell up on a CPU. That device is going to be removed, and I'm trying to figure out a way to pull the information off of it (a flat file perhaps), so that it can be incorporated into a SharePoint archive (I've got a couple hundred pages, but not all of them will need to be transfered).
Do you guys know what would be the best way to get that info off? I'm just going to put it into word documents, and then upload them onto SharePoint.
Any Advice/help would be most appreciated, thanks.
Bryan Taylor
Many generations of users in many (but not all) languages have been
confused for years by the "(top)" in [[Special:Contributions]]. This is
the message [[MediaWiki:Uctop]], which several languages, for clarity,
translate as "current", and now also en.wiki thanks to a German-speaking
sysop probably imitating German translation.
Other languages translate "top" as "last revision for the page" or
variations/shortenings thereof, but that's either too long (if full) or
too confusing (if shortened).
Unless there are objections, I expect "current" will be approved as new
English default soon. See https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#/c/58049/3
Nemo
OK
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> With fresh eyes, I now see that the intention for this setting is
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> do as stated. Since this leaves Special:Upload available to people like
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>> Hello,
>> I'm setting up a multi-language wiki family, with the wikis all using a
>> shared file repo. Currently the language wikis correctly display media
>> from the shared file repo wiki, but I'd like any file uploads on the
>> language wikis to be redirected to the shared file repo wiki
>> (mediapool).
>>
>> The documentation for $wgUploadNavigationUrl
>> (http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:$wgUploadNavigationUrl) states
>>
>> Point the upload navigation link to an external URL. Useful if you want
>> to use a shared repository by default without disabling local uploads,
>> e. g.:
>>
>> I've assigned this setting the URL of the mediapool wiki Special:Upload
>> page for all language wikis, but contrary to the documentation, file
>> uploads on the local wikis are not redirected, and indeed any files
>> uploaded on the language wikis remain local, unavailable to the
>> mediapool wiki.
>>
>> Anyone have any ideas/suggestions?
>>
>> Thanks
>> Andru
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> I want to create a new user group called "Group X editors". This text would
> appear having its own assignable checkbox in the User rights interface.
> Here's a screenshot <http://postimg.org/image/o567yni59/> of that.
>
> This text would come out different in different languages (where the red
> arrow is). I can do the following that creates the group and I can assign
> it using a checkbox:
> $wgGroupPermissions['group-x-editors']['group-x-editors'] = true;
>
> But then I only see "group-x-editors" next to the checkbox. I want to see
> customized text for each language. I thought something like this would work:
> $wgGroupPermissions[wfMessage('group-x-editors')->text()]['group-x-editors']
> = true;
>
> But that doesn't work. I've seen some existing "user rights extensions"
> which create new rights but the few that I saw in
> this<https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Category:Extensions_which_add_rights>category
> did not provide an additional checkbox. They only created an entry
> in Special:ListGroupRights
>
>
> Does anyone know how to do this, or does anyone of know an existing
> extension that creates a user rights group, where the text shown next to
> the checkbox changes for each language?
> Or maybe the text next to the checkbox is fixed and cannot be changed
> according to the current language?
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I want to create a new user group called "Group X editors". This text would
appear having its own assignable checkbox in the User rights interface.
Here's a screenshot <http://postimg.org/image/o567yni59/> of that.
This text would come out different in different languages (where the red
arrow is). I can do the following that creates the group and I can assign
it using a checkbox:
$wgGroupPermissions['group-x-editors']['group-x-editors'] = true;
But then I only see "group-x-editors" next to the checkbox. I want to see
customized text for each language. I thought something like this would work:
$wgGroupPermissions[wfMessage('group-x-editors')->text()]['group-x-editors']
= true;
But that doesn't work. I've seen some existing "user rights extensions"
which create new rights but the few that I saw in
this<https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Category:Extensions_which_add_rights>category
did not provide an additional checkbox. They only created an entry
in Special:ListGroupRights
Does anyone know how to do this, or does anyone of know an existing
extension that creates a user rights group, where the text shown next to
the checkbox changes for each language?
Or maybe the text next to the checkbox is fixed and cannot be changed
according to the current language?
Dan
Hello,
I'm setting up a multi-language wiki family, with the wikis all using a shared file repo. Currently the language wikis correctly display media from the shared file repo wiki, but I'd like any file uploads on the language wikis to be redirected to the shared file repo wiki (mediapool).
The documentation for $wgUploadNavigationUrl (http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:$wgUploadNavigationUrl) states
Point the upload navigation link to an external URL. Useful if you want to use a shared repository by default without disabling local uploads, e. g.:
I've assigned this setting the URL of the mediapool wiki Special:Upload page for all language wikis, but contrary to the documentation, file uploads on the local wikis are not redirected, and indeed any files uploaded on the language wikis remain local, unavailable to the mediapool wiki.
Anyone have any ideas/suggestions?
Thanks
Andru