On Mon, Feb 27, 2012 at 3:39 PM, Strainu strainu10@gmail.com wrote:

There used to be a user script for that. I have a modified version at http://ro.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Utilizator:Strainu/picture_popups.... if you're interested in the code.

I can't seem to find the original version and I haven't used the script in a long time, so there are no guarantees it still works.

Strainu

I am not looking for any code. But want to know why is it not implemented in en.wikipedia.org?

Hi there,

I'm writing an extension that needs to do the same effect on updating categorisation as editing a page and saving it, but from the PHP code. The article being edit/saved has a parser-function in it which categorises the article.

When I manually edit the page and then save it without changing anything, the categorisation is updated by the parser-function and I can see the article listed in that category page.

But when I do this same operation from the code, I see the updated category link at the bottom of the article, but the title does not show up in the associated category page unless the categorisation took place via a manual edit/save.

To do the edit/save from the PHP I'm doing this:

$article->doEdit( $article->fetchContent(), $summary, EDIT_UPDATE );

Does anyone here have any idea what might be different between this approach and manually edit/save? neither one creates a new revision, but the manual process does something more which places the article into the category page properly.

Cheers, Aran