Hello everybody!
I'm doing a project with Wikipedia, that consists in using SCORM.
If you don't know what it is, you can check the link: www.adlnet.org
If anyone thought in use SCORM with Wikipedia, say something.
For that project I need, for each user know the pages he had visited.
When the user logins, and he visit some page from Wikipedia, I want to save that information.
Anybody can help me on how to save that information?
I use Wikimedia 1.3.6 on Windows.
Thanks,
Francisco
hello again
I have following problem - i installed my wiki more or less successfull but there is still a problem there
Everything looks fine (no error messages) but if i search for something in the new wiki,
the "search results" page i get does not contain the "edit" link - so i can not edit any artikles
or create the new ones. Even logged in as sysop. Does anybody had the same problem ?
MediaWiki 1.3.6 is a security update, which contains fixes for several
cross-site scripting and SQL injection vulnerabilities discovered
during a code review. All MediaWiki users are strongly urged to upgrade
to this latest release.
Changes from 1.3.5:
* (bug 296) Variables in user interface messages are no longer
substituted
at install time, so changes to the site name etc should be easier to
make
* (bug 149) Special:Recentchanges "changes from" link preserves limit
* (bug 433) tooltip for "Undelete" tab now labeled correctly
* (bug 439) unclickable "Move" tab no longer displays on protected pages
* (bug 484) graceful deletion of images where the actual file is missing
* (bug 686) fixed [[plural]]s in Catalan localization
* Fixed potential HTML/JavaScript injection attack in the
UnicodeConverter
extension. (This extension is not enabled by default.)
* Fixed potential HTML/JavaScript injection attack via raw page views to
a maliciously crafted wiki page.
* (bug 187, bug 669) Fixed centered thumbnails, using <div> instead of
<span>.
* catch MySQL error 2000 during installation.
* (bug 704) Removed misleading LocalSettings.sample
* Fix cross site scripting bugs in SpecialIpblocklist, SpecialEmailuser
* Fix SQL injection and cross site scripting bugs in SpecialMaintenance
* Fix cross site scripting bugs and possible filename validation
vulnerability
in ImagePage.
* and more of that sort
Release notes:
http://sourceforge.net/project/shownotes.php?release_id=275099
Download:
http://prdownloads.sf.net/wikipedia/mediawiki-1.3.6.tar.gz?download
Wiki admin help mailing list:
http://mail.wikipedia.org/mailman/listinfo/mediawiki-l
Bug report system:
http://bugzilla.wikipedia.org/
Play "stump the developers" live on IRC:
#mediawiki on irc.freenode.net
-- brion vibber (brion @ pobox.com)
I've been poking at SVG support a bit; 1.4 in CVS now has the ability
to run SVG images through an external rasterizer to display PNGs inline
(ImageMagick, Batik, or sodipodi/inkscape though I've had trouble
getting those last two working).
Of course it would be preferable to be able to use the actual SVG
images inline when possible; they should download faster and should
print at full resolution.
The <object> tag theoretically should let us use the SVG image when the
browser supports it and automagically fall back to the rasterized PNG.
Unfortunately in my testing I've had a few problems:
* No transparency support for plug-ins. All tests I did showed the SVG
image on a solid white background.
* If the image is embedded in a link, clicking it does not work if the
SVG is showing; the click is passed through to the SVG plugin.
* In Firefox, clicking or even right-clicking on the PNG if SVG is not
available will bring up a plugin search dialog!
* Firefox bugs the user to install a plugin if they don't have one
already installed. If you click the button to search, it's unable to
find any suitable plugins. :P
* Printing with the Adobe SVG plugin doesn't work in Safari or Mozilla
on Mac OS X, possibly other browsers/platforms are affected.
* Some Mozilla users on Debian reported not seeing any image at all on
my test page.
The test page is here: http://leuksman.com/misc/svgtest/
Anyone have ideas for working around these problems in a sensible way,
or is real inline SVG that "just works" like our other images just out
for now?
-- brion vibber (brion @ pobox.com)
Hoi,
On it-wiktionary there is some odd behaviour going on. The result is
that a page does not render well when saved but does in preview mode.
When the line ends with a ; the next template is wrong. When I remove
the ; it renders fine after saving. Any idea ?? [[wikt:it:Austria]].
Thanks,
GerardM
All the mails from foundation-l in the past hours are
bouncing on my mail box. I have no idea why. Is there
anyone to help me here ?
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> I dont'know if the subject has been already debated
> in the past, but we are going to publish on
> wikisource a thesis written by a fellow wikipedian
> who graduated last week in sociology. The nice thing
> about this is that the thesis is ON wikipedia
> (specifically the italian edition).
>
> Since we haven't found any other thesis published on
> wikisource, we asked ourselves if a thesis can be
> published there.
> On
>
http://wikisource.org/wiki/Wikisource:What_is_Wikisource%3F
> is stated that "Original writings by a Wikipedia
> contributor are excluded" (but given the subject of
> the thesis we think everyone will close an eye).
> Still a thesis is a document, that has a certain
> degree of academic recognition.
>
> The question is: wouldn't be nice (and useful) if
> wikisource could work also as a repository for
> thesis?
>
> Snowdog.
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Hi,
I have made some modifications to the config/index.php.
Now it should be possible to use anoter DB-user than "root" to create
DB-accounts and DBs for the wiki. Since I just tested that it works
for me, someone, who knows the code should check the modifications.
--Ivo Köthnig
The it:wiktionary is on lowercase characters but my Recent Changes on
it: gives me one moment all changes Capitalised and then not. It also
affects creating new lemma's sometimes I get a Capital sometimes I do
not where I should not.
Thanks,
GerardM