hi,
in mediawiki exists a "localization bar" that shows the way of the article that I am? for example: Main Page > Calc > Sub... some extension makes this?
debtor.
in mediawiki exists a "localization bar" that shows the way of the article that I am? for example: Main Page > Calc > Sub... some extension makes this?
I think it's the "Breadcrumbs" extension that does that.
This is done using a template. On Mediawiki.org it is found in the template named "Languages". More info: http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Template:Languages
Regards, Samuel
Leonardo Schmitz da Costa skrev:
hi,
in mediawiki exists a "localization bar" that shows the way of the article that I am? for example: Main Page > Calc > Sub... some extension makes this?
debtor.
Oops! Seems like I didn't ready your post carefully enough. (there are two kinds of "localization bars"...). Sorry. / Samuel
Samuel Lampa skrev:
This is done using a template. On Mediawiki.org it is found in the template named "Languages". More info: http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Template:Languages
Regards, Samuel
Leonardo Schmitz da Costa skrev:
hi,
in mediawiki exists a "localization bar" that shows the way of the article that I am? for example: Main Page > Calc > Sub... some extension makes this?
debtor.
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On our MediaWiki 1.10.1 system (Windows 2003 Server R2, MySql 5, PHP 5.1), we created two articles titled:
COM+ breakage CON+ breakage
(differing only in the letter "M" vs. "N"). For some reason, if you search for "COM", the first article does NOT appear in ANY search results, but if you search for "CON", the second page DOES show up. (If you search for "breakage" they both show up.)
We DO have MySQL's minimum word length set to 3 for full-text search, and have for many months.
Even stranger, the page "COM+ breakage" contains the bare word "COM" in its body; so regardless of the title, you would THINK the page should be found by the Search button, no?
What in the world is going on?
We tested this on 2 different MediaWiki installations.
Dan
Oh wait, "COM" is a mysql "stop word". Sheesh. http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/fulltext-stopwords.html
Dan
Someone once told me that they had nightmares about getting a customer named Mr. Null.
On Aug 10, 2007, at 10:40 AM, Daniel Barrett wrote:
Oh wait, "COM" is a mysql "stop word". Sheesh. http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/fulltext-stopwords.html
Dan
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