I am seeing this message displayed on our wiki: "Warning: Display title
"Dictionary:Shepherd’s cane" overrides earlier display title
"Instrumento de Shepard"." This message appears anytime there is a special
character in the original article title, e.g., apostrophes and italics. We
are using the Translate extension and this warning message is appearing on
the Spanish version of the page. On the English (original) version, there
was a DISPLAYTITLE called, but it has been removed. However, I am still
getting this error message. There are no other templates on these pages. I
have tried using noerror, e.g., {{DISPLAYTITLE: Dictionary:Shepherd's
cane|noerror}}, but the error message still appears. If the original call
for DISPLAYTITLE did not have a special character, the Spanish translation
appears in the title and there is no error message. Any guidance would be
appreciated. A couple examples are linked below:
http://wiki.seg.org/wiki/Dictionary:Shepard%27s_cane/eshttp://wiki.seg.org/wiki/Dictionary:F-k_domain/es
Thanks,
Andrew
Andrew Geary | publications outreach editor
+1.918.497.4615 | ageary(a)seg.org
Society of Exploration Geophysicists (SEG)
8801 South Yale Ave, Ste. 500, Tulsa, OK 74137 USA
Im working with several large PDFs and Im running into the message *limit.sh:
timed out executing command "'pdftotext' *is there a way to let that run
until it finishes?
Hi
This is an issue I am experiencing on Persian Wikipedia (FAWP) for the last
couple of weeks. I have replicated it in different machines, and after
clearing the cache (or using incognito). I have replicated it in Firefox
and in Chrome.
When you open a page, some times certain widgets (e.g. Twinkle) or
user-specific JS scripts don't load. Refreshing the page will fix it 99% of
the time (that 1% requires refreshing 2 or 3 times).
Looking at the console shows an error that indicates "mw.util" is not
defined. See the error message in Firefox[1] and Chrome[2] But because none
of the scripts have changed recently, to me it means somehow that mw.util
is not loaded *some of the time*.
The problem manifests itself mostly when you open a tab in the background
(i.e. you middle-click a link), and especially when I open several tabs in
the background.
If I turn ResourceLoader off, the error does not occur. So I am thinking it
has to do with RL. Any ideas on the next steps to investigate this are
appreciated.
Huji
[1] https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Firefox-mw.util-error.png
[2] https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Chrome-mw.util-error.png
