Halló,
I coud see / experience in the past that after saving a page an empty page
was shown.
Todays morning the problem gets more and more persinstent. Edit does not
help and it can take minutes at [[:en:]] or [[:eo:]] to acces, reedit,
display the page.
Is this reported already to bugzilla?
Regards Reinhardt
I have changed the name of the category namespace in the Frisian
language file; could it be made live? What else do I need to do?
Also, there is a wish to change the User: namespace from 'Brûker' to
'Meidogger'. However, for this they want the old name to remain as an
alternative (like the English names are currently alternatives on all
wikis). How would that be done?
Andre Engels
Installing Wiki on a Stick, so following the document
http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Wiki_on_a_stick
Installed 1.4beta6 instead of 1.3.10 because of empty page being
displayed(bug #736 in v1.3.x) instead of a 1.3 install success page and
localSettings.php file not being written. Got an error when I hit the
Install! button for v1.4beta6 which I copied below:
MediaWiki 1.4beta6 installation
Please include all of the lines below when reporting installation problems.
Checking environment...
* PHP 5.0.0: ok
* PHP server API is apache2handler; ok, using pretty URLs
(index.php/Page_Title)
* Have XML / Latin1-UTF-8 conversion support.
* PHP is configured with no memory_limit.
* Have zlib support; enabling output compression.
* Turck MMCache not installed, can't use object caching functions
* Found GD graphics library built-in, image thumbnailing will be enabled
if you enable uploads.
* Installation directory: W:\www\wi
* Script URI path: /wi
* Warning: $wgProxyKey is insecure
* MySQL error 2003: Can't connect to MySQL server on 'localhost' (10061)
Something's not quite right yet; make sure everything below is filled out
correctly.
Then next to the MySQL server text box, into which I entered localhost, a
red message with Connection failed.
So any ideas? Attached the two log files from Apache folder again, still
don't have any log/error files in \mysql\data\. Are they turned on be
default? and how can I check this?
Any ideas? You help is much appreciated.
Hi there,
may someone know if there is a java based parser for the wikimedia
formating language.
I would love to transform an article into html and transfer for example
[image:xxx] to <img src... etc.
I found the lucene project in the cvs but this only cleanup the strings.
Or may someone can give me a hint where I can found a full
documentation of the allowed annontations since the help pages wasn'
available or at least wasn't complete.
Thanks for any hints.
Stefan
On Fri, 11 Feb 2005 08:22:54 -0500, Mark Pellegrini
<mapellegrini(a)comcast.net> wrote:
> A few things though. The next "victim" will be Oyez project, a project
> that puts US Supreme Court recordings online. (Like the first site
> I harvested, they're CC-by-SA).
>
> I would like to see the upload limit on commons bumped up to 40 megs at least.
> It's hard putting an entire SCOTUS argument file into 20 megs.
And it's likewise hard putting an entire 120-min conference session
into 20 megs.
I second this request (40 megs would also allow the inclusion of .oggs
I have from last month's Web Credibility conference).
--
+sj+
On the Dutch Wikipedia I currently have a question from another site
using Mediawiki software. They would like to work in Dutch, but
languageNl.php is only partly translated. They could copy everything
into the MediaWiki namespace, but that is an awful lot of work.
Because of that, my question:
* Is there a simpler way to copy the MediaWiki namespace between
projects, or is it being worked on?
* Is there a simpler way to update language files, or is it being worked on?
Of course this would be useful for Wikimedia too - the first could be
used for translations between various projects, the second for people
who use a different language interface.
Andre Engels
A small image and a text ....
HOW-TO link both to the text page and not to the small image page ?
I want to write in wikisyntax something equivalent to
* <a href=wiki/foo1><img src=foo2.png border=0>foo1text</a>
so that a small image and a text are both linked to the text page and
not to the small image page.
When I write
* [[Image:foo2.png]] [[foo1|foo1text]] it does not work, because I got
two different links, one to the image wiki page, one to foo1.
More logical would be
* [[ foo1 | [[Image:foo2.png]] foo1text ]]
the image link seen as part of the alternate text for the page foo1,
which is the target, but this doesn't work either.
Please can anyone assist ?
Tom