> From: "Jingyi C. Shi" <jshizhang(a)gmail.com>
>
> I uploaded a png image but no thumbnails created in the File page. As a
> result, I cannot use the image in my articles.
Just went through something similar, but I did see thumbs on the File page in my case — just not where I was using them!
In my case, I had uploaded a bunch of arbitrary files, keeping their file names. Then I typed in the names to use via <randomimage> and <gallery>.
It turns out that half the images were named with “.jpg” and the others were named with “.JPG”, and I use a case-sensitive file system! I had referred to them all as “.jpg”, which caused the upper-case ones to be invisible.
So this particular gotcha might not apply to you.
You could try appending “?action=purge” to the URL, which *should* cause the thumbs to be re-generated. I think.
You can also go to your thumbs directory via your file system, and see if the thumbs are indeed there. They will be in “YourWikiRoot/images/thumbs”. Check the permissions on this directory to make sure thumbs can be read by your web server.
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Correct it shouldnt fail, but getting more information on why its failing
and exactly what the error is, is critical to fixing it.
On Fri, Jul 29, 2016 at 9:17 AM, Rowe, Dolores A <dolores.a.rowe(a)boeing.com>
wrote:
> Thanks. So weird that it fails right out of the box. That shouldn’t
> happen.
>
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> *From:* John [mailto:phoenixoverride@gmail.com]
> *Sent:* Friday, July 29, 2016 8:16 AM
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> *Subject:* Re: [MediaWiki-l] Installation Issue MW 1.27.0
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> For information on debugging (including viewing errors), see
> http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:How_to_debug . A list of related
> configuration variables is at
> https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Configuration_settings#Debug.2Flogging
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> On Fri, Jul 29, 2016 at 9:12 AM, Rowe, Dolores A <
> dolores.a.rowe(a)boeing.com> wrote:
>
> Help Teammates.
> I installed a fresh, brand new mediawiki 1.27.0, and I let the software
> generate a default
> LocalSettings.php and everything, so I don't see how I could have messed
> anything up (got all
> the success messages.)
>
> Here is the error it is throwing in the browser. Can you advise how I can
> find out what's causing it ?
> The error is: Exception encountered, of type "InvalidArgumentException".
>
> No PHP errors or MySQL errors in those logs.
> W2K8
> MW 1.27.0
> MySQL 5.5.50
> PHP 5.5.34
>
> tx,
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Help Teammates.
I installed a fresh, brand new mediawiki 1.27.0, and I let the software generate a default
LocalSettings.php and everything, so I don't see how I could have messed anything up (got all
the success messages.)
Here is the error it is throwing in the browser. Can you advise how I can find out what's causing it ?
The error is: Exception encountered, of type "InvalidArgumentException".
No PHP errors or MySQL errors in those logs.
W2K8
MW 1.27.0
MySQL 5.5.50
PHP 5.5.34
tx,
L
Hi,
I uploaded a png image but no thumbnails created in the File page. As a
result, I cannot use the image in my articles. Could someone help me with
this issue?
Thanks,
Jingyi
Hi I am building a skin off the ConglomerateBlue skin, Everything is ok,
except that I need to move the caction menu to the header menu, the header
menu is caled sysLinks, and I want to be able to insert it between the
about pages and the create account/login one.
Here is the source:
https://pastebin.mozilla.org/8887087
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Alexandro Colorado
Hi,
It seems that a search always leads to Special:Search, no matter what. That has to do with the search parameter in the url.
Is there an elegant way to make a search request go to another search page?
Thanks!
Ad
Hey there
is the Vektor skin still maintained? I did an update on the 1.26 branch
today and was surprised to see that the Vektor skin did not work with it
... that broke the style of my page. Therefore I am a bit curious
whether it is still maintained. The MW-Wiki entry looks a bit abandoned.
persistente anomie
Dear all,
a colleague of mine described the following issue at https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension_talk:External_Data#Problems_with_s… and I was able to find the root cause.
When retrieving XML (did not check other formats), and the actual value is non-ASCII, the XML parser calls the data handler for each piece (see https://secure.php.net/manual/en/function.xml-set-character-data-handler.php). So, let's assume the value is "grün" or "journée", the data handler is called twice for each of these values (1. "gr", 2. "ün", or 1. "journ", 2. "ée", resp.).
The data handler in get_web_data for XML is ED_Utils::getContent<https://github.com/wikimedia/mediawiki-extensions-ExternalData/blob/master/…>. The current implementation of getContent adds a new element to the $edgXMLValues[$edgCurrentXMLTag] array every time it is called. So, it creates new elements for each piece.
My understanding is that only multi values should end up in different buckets:
<colors>
<color>blau</color>
<color>grün</color>
<color>rot</color>
</colors>
should end up as
$edgXMLValues['color'][0] = 'blau'
$edgXMLValues['color'][1] = 'grün'
$edgXMLValues['color'][2] = 'rot'
and
<greetings>
<greeting>Bonne journée</greeting>
<greeting>Bonne soirée</greeting>
</greetings>
should end up as
$edgXMLValues['greeting'][0] = 'Bonne journée'
$edgXMLValues['greeting'][1] = 'Bonne soirée'
However, the current implementation returns:
$edgXMLValues['color'][0] = 'blau'
$edgXMLValues['color'][1] = 'gr'
$edgXMLValues['color'][2] = 'ün'
$edgXMLValues['color'][3] = 'rot'
$edgXMLValues['greeting'][0] = 'Bonne journ'
$edgXMLValues['greeting'][1] = 'ée'
$edgXMLValues['greeting'][2] = 'Bonne soir'
$edgXMLValues['greeting'][3] = 'ée'
IMHO, getContent should check whether it is called for the very same XML element and then, append the content to the last element's value.
Best regards
Christian