Hello,
I have been recently asked to install the ProofreadPage on the latin wikisource.
Currently this extension is installed on fr, en and pt. However, it never worked on pt because the 'Pagina' namespace is not recognized by the extension code.
In order to fix this code, it would be better to use the namespace number. For that it is necessary to use a consistent number across wikis. Currently the Page namespace uses number 104 on fr and en. However it uses number 106 on pt, which will need to be changed.
so, if you request the creation of a "page" namespace on another subdomain, please request it to use the namespace number 104.
Thomas
I thought b'crats could make new namespaces without making requests to developers. Am I mistaken?
Birgitte SB
--- ThomasV thomasV1@gmx.de wrote:
Hello,
I have been recently asked to install the ProofreadPage on the latin wikisource.
Currently this extension is installed on fr, en and pt. However, it never worked on pt because the 'Pagina' namespace is not recognized by the extension code.
In order to fix this code, it would be better to use the namespace number. For that it is necessary to use a consistent number across wikis. Currently the Page namespace uses number 104 on fr and en. However it uses number 106 on pt, which will need to be changed.
so, if you request the creation of a "page" namespace on another subdomain, please request it to use the namespace number 104.
Thomas
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--- ThomasV thomasV1@gmx.de wrote:
Hello,
I have been recently asked to install the ProofreadPage on the latin wikisource.
Currently this extension is installed on fr, en and pt. However, it never worked on pt because the 'Pagina' namespace is not recognized by the extension code.
In order to fix this code, it would be better to use the namespace number. For that it is necessary to use a consistent number across wikis. Currently the Page namespace uses number 104 on fr and en. However it uses number 106 on pt, which will need to be changed.
Maybe it is possible to set the namespace number (or name) in a settings variable. So that when you add the extension to LocalSettings you also add "$ProofreadNamespace = 106;" (or something similar to that) there. If that can be done I think that would be a more flexible solution.
On 4/18/07, Birgitte SB birgitte_sb@yahoo.com wrote:
I thought b'crats could make new namespaces without making requests to developers. Am I mistaken?
Birgitte SB
As of right now, that's not possible. I think that feature is supposed to come out with the namespace manager that is to be developed. Although, where that feature is in development (if it's even actively developed at all), I don't know. So, we still need developers to do that kind of work.
Zhaladshar
lejoneln wrote:
--- ThomasV thomasV1@gmx.de wrote:
Maybe it is possible to set the namespace number (or name) in a settings variable. So that when you add the extension to LocalSettings you also add "$ProofreadNamespace = 106;" (or something similar to that) there. If that can be done I think that would be a more flexible solution.
indeed. we are going to have the name of the namespace as a System message
Thomas
ok, the problem is fixed now. not necessary to use a specific number for the namespace. the prefix of the namespace should be set in MediaWiki:Proofreadpage_namespace
ThomasV
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