Is there a method to list all pages which uses a certain parser extension <foo> in a kind of "auto-Category" Pages-using-foo ?
No. You could implement one if you were determined enough.
I generally use site search for this purpose.
On Fri, Mar 9, 2012 at 10:17 AM, Thomas Gries mail@tgries.de wrote:
Is there a method to list all pages which uses a certain parser extension <foo> in a kind of "auto-Category" Pages-using-foo ?
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Is there a method to list all pages which uses a certain parser extension <foo> in a kind of "auto-Category" Pages-using-foo ?
This is my #1 most-requested feature for wiki admins. If someone were to implement it, you'd have my undying thanks. :-)
DanB
Am 09.03.2012 16:03, schrieb Daniel Barrett:
Is there a method to list all pages which uses a certain parser extension <foo> in a kind of "auto-Category" Pages-using-foo ?
This is my #1 most-requested feature for wiki admins. If someone were to implement it, you'd have my undying thanks. :-)
DanB
How to add a tracking category to a parser extension tag:
see https://svn.wikimedia.org/viewvc/mediawiki/trunk/extensions/AJAXPoll/AJAXPol... https://svn.wikimedia.org/viewvc/mediawiki/trunk/extensions/AJAXPoll/AJAXPol...
The patch includes a parameter (default = true ) to set or to disable the use of a tracking category. The t-cat name is a MediaWiki system text (here: MediaWiki:Ajaxpoll-tracking-category = "Poll" )
I will add this feature also to E:RSS and E:WikiArticleFeeds , which I maintain, today
How to add a tracking category to a parser extension tag:...
Yep, I know about tracking categories. But if there were a way to track ALL parser tag extensions (i.e., what pages they are used on) without modifying their source, that would be better.
DanB
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