Hello,
I hope this is the correct mailing list to send a bug report and a
feature request.
I was trying to make a \stackrel{\rm def}{=} definition in the TeX
markup. The stackrel command seems to be disallowed however; there's
also the TeX macro \buildrel, namely {\buildrel\rm def \over =}, but
this one isn't allowed either. Ideally stackrel would be supported in
the next version. But, while I tried to create workarounds I stumbled
on some strange behaviour.
A work around I imagened would be using some form of nested \atops,
but this is quite ugly, another form is matrices, but this is quite
ugly too, and requires at least two rows. A third trick would be
{}^{?}_{\rm def} -- ugly too.
A fourth trick is to take advantage of the way sub and supscripts are
rendered for operators, like \sum_{i = 1}^{N}, these are put below and
above the operator, when rendered as a display. And normally, it
seems, this is done, for example \lim_{x \to infty} places the 'lim'
on top of the x \to \infty, yet \mathop{=}^{\rm def} does not do this,
this is rendered 'inline style', that is, with 'def' being placed at
the upperright of the =. This is not the behaviour (La)TeX exhibits.
Is this a feature or a bug of texvc? I suppose support for \stackrel
would be best, because I think the other tricks / workarounds might
lead to quite nasty situations when mathml would be outputted for
example, and the editing gets unclear.
Berteun
Relevant for wikis on MediaWiki 1.5 only:
I have coded and made operational an extension that can be used to add a
search box, or a "create an article" box, to any page:
http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Inputbox_extension
The search functionality is primarily of interest to Wikipedia, where
those Wikipedias that would like to now have the option to put a
prominent, Google-like search box on their Main Pages.
The create an article functionality is currently trialed on the English
Wikinews to make it easier for newcomers to start writing stories. It
supports preloading the newly created page with the source from another
page, and also adding a custom tag at the top. These two features are
independently available:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/index.php?title=FJADOVAFD&preload=Stub&action=…
loads the text of [[stub]] into the new page with the bogus title.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/index.php?title=FJADOVAFD&editintro=Stub&actio…
gives you a modified introduction, which is useful when creating custom
edit pages. The two parameters only work when the page does not exist yet.
Best,
Erik
Walter van Kalken schreef:
> Your IP address is listed as an open proxy in the [http://www.sorbs.net
> SORBS] DNSBL. You cannot create an account
>
From;
http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Proxy_blocking#Information_given_to_blocked_…
"Directing users to a mailing list, where they can ask to be
whitelisted, may be better than directing them to SORBS."
Where/how can an user be whitelisted?
This is to be abel to give support to the users from the the Dutch
Wikipedia.
Walter
--
Contact: walter AT wikipedia.be
Ook een artikeltje schrijven? WikipediaNL, de vrije GNU/FDL encyclopedie
http://www.wikipedia.be
We're going to switch the database master from ariel to samuel shortly.
It should only take a couple of minutes to swap configurations.
-- brion vibber (brion @ pobox.com)
Greetings,
I'm attempting to install MediaWiki 1.4.5 , and i'm running into problems.
I'm stuck on step 5 of the following link:
http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Documentation:Installation
The error msg I receive is located here:
http://www.underworld93.com/wiki/config/index.php
I asked my host whats the deal and they told me, "Your script is attempting
to write to /usr/local/apache/proxy, which for security reasons is
protected. I would look into the settings of your script to direct it to put
temporary files in /tmp."
Can anyone assist me with editing the script or show me how to change it to
point to the /tmp directory? I have no problem doing the work myself however
I really have no knowledge of php beyond a very basic understanding of the
language. ...or perhaps someone can point me in the right direction to find
my answers?
--
Matthew
underworld93.com <http://underworld93.com>
Bonjour,
Nous utilisons une base wiki 1.3.13 sous Windows 2003, EasyPHP 1.8, Apache 1.3.33, Php 4.3.10 et MySQL 4.1.9.
Nous avons différents articles contenant le mot "problème".
Si dans cette base nous faisons une recherche sur "prob*", nous trouvons tous les articles contenant le mot "problème".
Bien ;o)
Nous avons installé une version 1.4.5 de mediawiki sur la même machine avec les mêmes version de EasyPHP, Apache, Php et MySQL.
Nous avons récupéré la base de la version 1.3.13 et si nous faisons une recherche sur le même mot "prob*", aucun article n'est trouvé...:o( Il faut taper le mot en entier "problème" pour trouver les articles correspondants...
- Même en créant une nouvelle base à zéro avec de nouveaux articles, le problème est identique...
- En utilisant une version 1.4.0, le problème apparait aussi...
Nos questions:
- Quel est la différence de gestion de la recherche entre les version 1.3.x et 1.4.x?
- Comment permettre sous une version 1.4.x de faire une recherche sur des mots contenant "*"?
- Faut-il autoriser un agent externe pour effectuer une recherche sous 1.4.x
- Comment configurer?
- Ou peut-on trouver de la doc sur ce problème? J'ai cherché, rien trouvé...
Merci d'avance pour toute information permettant d'éclairer ce problème sur lequel nous buttons depuis un bon moment....
Philippe Roth
de.wikipedia.org is our second-biggest wiki. It's fortunate enough to
not only be not too big to upgrade overnight, but to have an 'overnight'
in the first place. ;)
The upgrade process itself went quite smoothly.
This weekend we'll want to switch database masters to one of the new
machines, which has more disk space available. That will involve a brief
lock of all wikis to read-only while things are switched around.
-- brion vibber (brion @ pobox.com)