Hi,
I had this working on my old hosting provider, but now this isn't
working on my new hosting provider. It's probably related to another
default value in DefaultSettings.php changing in the new environment
and requiring me to explicitly set something in LocalSettings.php.
I tried googling for this, but didn't come up with anything obvious.
Here is the link on wikipedia:
<https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:DEC-VT420-0a.jpg>
This page contains an image gallery that uses the following markup.
<http://terminals-wiki.org/wiki/index.php/DEC_VT420>
<gallery>
File:DEC_VT420.png
File:DEC-VT420-0a.jpg
File:DEC VT420 221320484947-1.jpg
File:DEC VT420 221320484947-2.jpg
File:DEC VT420 221320484947-3.jpg
File:DEC VT420 221320484947-4.jpg
File:DEC VT420 221320484947-5.jpg
File:DEC VT420 141354243612-1.jpg
File:DEC VT420 141354243612-2.jpg
File:DEC VT420 141354243612-3.jpg
File:DEC VT420 141354243612-4.jpg
</gallery>
The 2nd line is the file on wikipedia. I had this working before, but I
can't remember what I did to set it up. I do have an interwiki link
setup for the wikipedia: prefix, but that wasn't needed when I set
this up before. I've only been using that for linking to pages
explicitly on WP.
Any ideas?
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*Wikimedia Documents - PDF Scraping and creating living working documents*
Wikimedia should have a way of creating documents that can easily be
imported and exported to PDF, Word and other formats.
- Document versioning as well as history should be able to be provided.
- Authorship and control of authorship I also needed.
- Fixed and editable status should also be provided
- Document licensing should also be feature, this should allow management
of information from different sources.
Document licensing should allow copying and collation to be done in
controlled way allowing information dissemination.
By scraping the content of PDF documents that are put into the public
domain or under open license that permits modification and that permission
is given to subsume and render them into MediaWiki Pages in modifiable
state. Those that are in the public domain or under a fixed content license
may still be rendered into MediaWiki Pages.
Quick access to the original document and modification history should be
mandatory at the top of every original document page. Auto quotations and
citations can also be generated at the bottom of the pages
More to come ...
Regards,
Aaron Gray
On 9 October 2016 at 13:37, Aaron Gray <aaronngray.lists(a)gmail.com> wrote:
> Dear Wikipedia and MediaWiki people,
>
> Hers are some suggested ideas that may allow Wikipedia and MediaWiki to be
> organized better in the future and for the future of organizing the worlds
> open public information.
>
> *Summaries - popup summaries for pages*
>
> Using automated generation of content for the title attribute on the <a>
> tag containing a summary containing either the content from an
> <article><header><section id="summary"> or a designated section from
> Wikimedia markdown a popup summary could be generated for quick browsing
> for definition of terms on hyperlinks. This would vastly aid the user
> experience.
>
>
> *Categories - bread crumb like hierarchical and cross referencing
> categorization and navigation*
> By creating a set of categorical navigation pages the whole of fields of
> knowledge on Wikipedia could be categorized.
>
> By having a set of clickable list of hierarchical categories displayed
> like 'bread crumb' navigation lists under the page title the user could
> quickly navigate this hierarchy.
>
> By adding pop up menus to the separating chevrons with each subcategories
> elements cross category navigation would be made possible.
>
> Double clicking on chevrons should navigate to the categorical navigation
> page.
>
> *QuickLink - Quick Link Creation*
>
> A hotkey and JavaScript script could allow the creation of links from a
> selected highlighted bit of normal text to lookup a term, display its
> summary and allow the user to confirm the generation of a new hyperlink
> very quickly without having to edit markdown.
>
> *Move towards semantic content*
>
> By using new HTML elements like <article>, <section> and <header> and id's
> and classes more of a semantic mapping of content may be established. Tis
> maybe done incrementally and also for example by a bot auto generating new
> summary information that maybe verified by either users or editors for
> publishing.
>
> *API*
>
> API's from summaries, categories, and semantic content should be made
> available.
>
> More to come ...
>
> Regards,
>
> Aaron Gray
>
>
Dear Wikipedia and MediaWiki people,
Hers are some suggested ideas that may allow Wikipedia and MediaWiki to be
organized better in the future and for the future of organizing the worlds
open public information.
*Summaries - popup summaries for pages*
Using automated generation of content for the title attribute on the <a>
tag containing a summary containing either the content from an
<article><header><section id="summary"> or a designated section from
Wikimedia markdown a popup summary could be generated for quick browsing
for definition of terms on hyperlinks. This would vastly aid the user
experience.
*Categories - bread crumb like hierarchical and cross referencing
categorization and navigation*
By creating a set of categorical navigation pages the whole of fields of
knowledge on Wikipedia could be categorized.
By having a set of clickable list of hierarchical categories displayed like
'bread crumb' navigation lists under the page title the user could quickly
navigate this hierarchy.
By adding pop up menus to the separating chevrons with each subcategories
elements cross category navigation would be made possible.
Double clicking on chevrons should navigate to the categorical navigation
page.
*QuickLink - Quick Link Creation*
A hotkey and JavaScript script could allow the creation of links from a
selected highlighted bit of normal text to lookup a term, display its
summary and allow the user to confirm the generation of a new hyperlink
very quickly without having to edit markdown.
*Move towards semantic content*
By using new HTML elements like <article>, <section> and <header> and id's
and classes more of a semantic mapping of content may be established. Tis
maybe done incrementally and also for example by a bot auto generating new
summary information that maybe verified by either users or editors for
publishing.
*API*
API's from summaries, categories, and semantic content should be made
available.
More to come ...
Regards,
Aaron Gray
#
A bunch of the information on my terminals wiki is tabular in nature
(infoboxes, code charts, etc.) and might be better queried through a
semantic web view.
Does anyone have any experience with upgrading an existing MediaWiki
installation to one that uses Semantic MediaWiki?
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The Terminals Wiki <http://terminals-wiki.org>
The Computer Graphics Museum <http://ComputerGraphicsMuseum.org>
Legalize Adulthood! (my blog) <http://LegalizeAdulthood.wordpress.com>
Hello all,
I have one wiki with many URL (wiki.site1.com / wiki.site2.com / wiki.site3.com). It's juste one wiki (same database, same picture folder, same template, same data).
I just want a dynamic startup page (change logo and welcome text) adapt to the entry URL (or a startup page per URL)
For example :
wiki.site1.com => Welcome to site1.comwiki.site2.com => Welcome to site2.com
I try with {{SERVERNAME}} but {{SERVERNAME}} but the variable seems to set information about the URL that I use when saving the page and not at the page loads ...
Nicolas Petitdemange
Secrétaire National du Parti Pirate
Hi!
I'm having to migrate a wiki to another server, and I have basically copied
over all the Apache config files from the running wiki. However, when I
access my web page, all that appears on the screen is "run();".
I'm pretty new to web servers and development, but I've been giving it a
good shot for a little while to no avail yet.
Here is my VHost config file:
<VirtualHost *:80>
ServerAlias wikiinfra.holimetrix.com
RewriteEngine On
#
# # Short url for wiki pages
# RewriteRule ^/?wiki(/.*)?$ %{DOCUMENT_ROOT}/mediawiki/index.php [L]
#
# RewriteRule ^/mw-config/*$ %{DOCUMENT_ROOT}/mediawiki/mw-config/
[L]
#
# # Redirect / to Main Page
# RewriteRule ^/*$ %{DOCUMENT_ROOT}/mediawiki/index.php [L]
#
# RewriteEngine On
# RewriteRule ^/$ /mediawiki/ [Last]
# RewriteRule ^$ /w/ [Last]
# RewriteEngine On
# RewriteRule ^/$ /w/ [Last]
# RewriteRule ^$ /w/ [Last]
# RedirectMatch permanent ^/$ /w/
# RewriteEngine On
# # based on
http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Thread:Project:Support_desk/CSS_is_not_loadin…
# RewriteRule
^/w/(images/|skins/|(api|img_auth|index|load|opensearch_desc|redirect|thumb|trackback)\.php)
- [Last]
#
# #based on http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Short_URL/Apache#Plan
# RewriteRule ^/?w(/.*)?$ %{DOCUMENT_ROOT}/w/index.php/$1 [Last]
DocumentRoot /projects/www/wikiinfra/html/mediawiki/
<Directory /projects/www/wikiinfra/html/mediawiki/>
Require all granted
include /etc/apache2/admin_access.conf
Options -Indexes
</Directory>
CustomLog "|/usr/bin/cronolog
/projects/www/wikiinfra/logs/%Y-%m/access-%Y-%m-%d.log"
vhost_combined_time_end
ErrorLog
</VirtualHost>
Any help would be welcome :)
Thanks!