Hi Jidanni,
I thought I knew how to implement your idea, but I am stuck.
[fyi: I am using a WAMP 2.0 from Webdeveloper (community edition)]
at the command prompt (in my mediawiki folder), when I type:
"php index.php > test.txt", i get a nice html dump of the page as I would
expect into the file "test.txt"
however, when I type:
"php index.php?title=Main&action=raw > test.txt", I get an error that
says, "Could not open input file"
this is not the behaviour I expected.
I have used cURL to do retrieve http requests before, will I have to do that locally to
get the "action=raw" response?
a better question is, what tool did you have in mind when you referred to the GET
command?
I'm sure its a fabulous solution if I can get the mechanics of the GET figured out.
Thanks in advance,
- Rich (revansx)
----- Original Message ----
From: "jidanni(a)jidanni.org" <jidanni(a)jidanni.org>
To: mediawiki-l(a)lists.wikimedia.org
Sent: Thursday, December 18, 2008 6:45:07 PM
Subject: Re: [Mediawiki-l] maintinence script to append a new section to a page
>>>> "RE" == Rich Evans
<revansx(a)yahoo.com> writes:
RE> Hey folks, I currently use the "importTextFile.php" maintinence
RE> script to automate the creation of new articles, but now I would
RE> like to use it to automate the addition of "new sections" added to
RE> the bottom of an existing article
Perhaps use
$ GET ...title=myarticlename\&action=raw > file
$ cat newjunk >> file
And then run importTextFile on file.
If there might be [[Category:...]] already at the bottom, instead make
a perl script to insert your addition just before it.
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