I am trying to create an extension for a family tree wiki that uses and re-formats the information entered between a tag. For this example, lets call it <tagX>. Between the tag the users can put in things like
<tagX> FirstName: John LastName: Doe BirthYear: 1980 </tagX>
The extension then reads this information and puts it in a more uniformed style. As everyone probably knows, if I change the year to [[Category:1980]] hoping to link it to the category, it doesn't work as the information between the tags either has already been parsed from wiki to HTML or won't be at all. My question is, after I have done some reformatting, is there a way I can send my output through the parse function again and have everything in the output translated from wiki to HTML? I know that I can modify the output using various functions so this is not necessary, but it would be much easier just to have it parsed. Has anyone done this before or have any thoughts? Thank you in advance for your help.
Grant
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Grant Nosbush schreef:
I am trying to create an extension for a family tree wiki that uses and re-formats the information entered between a tag. For this example, lets call it <tagX>. Between the tag the users can put in things like
<tagX> FirstName: John LastName: Doe BirthYear: 1980 </tagX>
The extension then reads this information and puts it in a more uniformed style. As everyone probably knows, if I change the year to [[Category:1980]] hoping to link it to the category, it doesn't work as the information between the tags either has already been parsed from wiki to HTML or won't be at all. My question is, after I have done some reformatting, is there a way I can send my output through the parse function again and have everything in the output translated from wiki to HTML? I know that I can modify the output using various functions so this is not necessary, but it would be much easier just to have it parsed. Has anyone done this before or have any thoughts? Thank you in advance for your help.
Grant
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you should take a look at
http://en.rodovid.org/wk/Main_Page
ruud
ruud habets rhabets@kgv.nl wrote: Grant Nosbush schreef:
I am trying to create an extension for a family tree wiki that uses and re-formats the information entered between a tag. For this example, lets call it . Between the tag the users can put in things like
FirstName: John LastName: Doe BirthYear: 1980
The extension then reads this information and puts it in a more uniformed style. As everyone probably knows, if I change the year to [[Category:1980]] hoping to link it to the category, it doesn't work as the information between the tags either has already been parsed from wiki to HTML or won't be at all. My question is, after I have done some reformatting, is there a way I can send my output through the parse function again and have everything in the output translated from wiki to HTML? I know that I can modify the output using various functions so this is not necessary, but it would be much easier just to have it parsed. Has anyone done this before or have any thoughts? Thank you in advance for your help.
Grant
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you should take a look at
http://en.rodovid.org/wk/Main_Page
ruud
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I've already been to that site but it didn't answer my question. Unless the author has made the code available somewhere (which I couldn't find), It doesn't tell me much of how he first created a special edit page, how he stores the data, and finally how he outputs it into the format it is in. If I can figure out how to reparse the data between tags or how to easily output it in HTML incorporating the links and category links and other wiki features, it would probably be easier to write my own anyway.
Grant
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Howdy
Me Again, No silly rejoinders, but a silly bone-headed question - Where is the LDAP Authentication extension. I've crawled all over the wiki sections, but I don't see a download - lots of nice examples, but.......
Please consider aiding me in my quest or at least questioning ways.
r
You sure you checked all the wiki sections? ;)
On both http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/LDAP_Authentication and http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Talk:LDAP_Authentication there are links to the buzilla page (http://bugzilla.wikipedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=814) that has the code.
V/r,
Ryan Lane
-----Original Message----- From: mediawiki-l-bounces@Wikimedia.org [mailto:mediawiki-l- bounces@Wikimedia.org] On Behalf Of Ron Hall Sent: Wednesday, July 12, 2006 9:43 AM To: MediaWiki announcements and site admin list Subject: [Mediawiki-l] LDAP Authentication extension
Howdy
Me Again, No silly rejoinders, but a silly bone-headed question -
Where
is the LDAP Authentication extension. I've crawled all over the wiki sections, but I don't see a download - lots of nice examples, but.......
Please consider aiding me in my quest or at least questioning ways.
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Lane, Ryan wrote:
You sure you checked all the wiki sections? ;)
On both http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/LDAP_Authentication and http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Talk:LDAP_Authentication there are links to the buzilla page (http://bugzilla.wikipedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=814) that has the code.
Uno, I saw that and said "Ah it says Patch for 0.8 Ldap, that's not what I'm looking for....", so I didn't look :) Only goes to show I should have been more curious, but the label/descriptor put me right off :)
Thanks Muchly and Keep up the great work.
r
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