Magnus Manske wrote:
I would like to announce that I have begun a complete rewrite of the validation function. The new one is hereby called "Review feature" and is implemented as an extension. Eventually, I will remove the SpecialValidation.php file and all related code from the phase3 module. The sole technical purpose of this rewrite is to give Brion peace of mind :-)
OK ... any idea on time for this one?
*sigh*
(and avoiding the XSS vulnerabilities of the last one?)
- d.
On Sun, 18 Dec 2005, David Gerard wrote:
Magnus Manske wrote:
I would like to announce that I have begun a complete rewrite of the validation function. The new one is hereby called "Review feature" and is implemented as an extension. Eventually, I will remove the SpecialValidation.php file and all related code from the phase3 module. The sole technical purpose of this rewrite is to give Brion peace of mind :-)
OK ... any idea on time for this one?
May I commend Magnus for his tenacity in this much-needed feature of mediawiki - which I have not tried. Maybe the plugin will make that easier.
Is there anyone else working on validation for mediawiki ?
Cheers, Andy!
Am Sonntag, den 18.12.2005, 17:07 +0000 schrieb David Gerard:
Magnus Manske wrote:
I would like to announce that I have begun a complete rewrite of the validation function. The new one is hereby called "Review feature" and is implemented as an extension. Eventually, I will remove the SpecialValidation.php file and all related code from the phase3 module. The sole technical purpose of this rewrite is to give Brion peace of mind :-)
OK ... any idea on time for this one?
Right about ... now!
OK, basic functionality is working: * You can review versions of a page, it will merge your other reviews into it where you leave it on "no opinion". * There's statistics per page, page revision, user, user per page
What's not (yet) working: * A "real" page for review (currently, it's only in the sidebar). Do we need that? * A checkbox where you can turn off merging (which is the only way to blank your review again:-) Simple, but I'm too tired right now... * Merging is done even when you review an older version than the last one you reviewed. So, you have reviewed version #100 already, now you review version #5. Your review of version #100 gets merged into that of #10 and deleted. This behaviour might actually make sense, though.
All these are easy to fix, though.
*sigh*
(and avoiding the XSS vulnerabilities of the last one?)
Now with "X-Files paranoia level" :-)
Magnus