Under special cases in the ov interwiki array
"w" => "http://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/$1", # DEPRECATED "m" => "http://meta.wikipedia.org/wiki/$1", "meta" => "http://meta.wikipedia.org/wiki/$1", "sep11" => "http://sep11.wikipedia.org/wiki/$1", "simple" => "http://simple.wikipedia.com/wiki.cgi?$1", #DEPRICATE "s" => "http://simple.wikipedia.com/wiki.cgi?$1", #SIMPLER "wiktionary" => "http://wiktionary.org/wiki/$1", #DEPRICATE "d" => "http://wiktionary.org/wiki/$1", #EASIER
-Stevertigo 03:15, 14 Aug 2003 (UTC)
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Steve Vertigo wrote:
Under special cases in the ov interwiki array
"w" => "http://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/$1", # DEPRECATED "m" => "http://meta.wikipedia.org/wiki/$1", "meta" => "http://meta.wikipedia.org/wiki/$1", "sep11" => "http://sep11.wikipedia.org/wiki/$1", "simple" => "http://simple.wikipedia.com/wiki.cgi?$1", #DEPRICATE "s" => "http://simple.wikipedia.com/wiki.cgi?$1", #SIMPLER "wiktionary" => "http://wiktionary.org/wiki/$1", #DEPRICATE "d" => "http://wiktionary.org/wiki/$1", #EASIER
I have an additional suggestion. It would sometimes be useful to be able to make a link to another language, without it being 'magic'. For example, on the Wikipedia:Embassy page, we have to resort of full URLS hidden with pipes.
Perhaps the syntax [[:fr:pagename]] could be used?
--- tarquin tarquin@planetunreal.com wrote:
Steve Vertigo wrote:
Under special cases in the ov interwiki array "w" => "http://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/$1", # DEPRECATED "m" => "http://meta.wikipedia.org/wiki/$1", "meta" => "http://meta.wikipedia.org/wiki/$1", "sep11" => "http://sep11.wikipedia.org/wiki/$1", "simple" => "http://simple.wikipedia.com/wiki.cgi?$1",
#DEPRICATE
"s" => "http://simple.wikipedia.com/wiki.cgi?$1",
#SIMPLER
"wiktionary" => "http://wiktionary.org/wiki/$1",
#DEPRICATE "d" => "http://wiktionary.org/wiki/$1", #EASIER
TARQ: I have an additional suggestion. It would sometimes be useful to be able to make a link to another language, without it being 'magic'. For example, on the Wikipedia:Embassy page, we have to resort of full URLS hidden with pipes.
Perhaps the syntax [[:fr:pagename]] could be used?
So you want language articles in the body... I have thought about that recently. That would mean, (if we wanted to continue in the trend treating language links as separate from the article body ) The answer would be either to make language tags different, depending on where they want to go -- so for the body, only [[ru:article]], and in the header [[rus:article]] -- the other idea would go along with what people have been thinking for a while -- which would be to deal with inter-language tags in the headers as metadata -- a separate dataspace separate from the article ( but attached to it). It would then be editable in a separate field from the article body (with an [edit meta] link on a page (for sysops only?). And then of course It would be nice to have a common user space and combined recent changes. And jeez after all my blabberin I find that this is old hat = http://meta.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thoughts_on_language_integration
:) -S-
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Steve Vertigo wrote:
TARQ: I have an additional suggestion. It would sometimes be useful to be able to make a link to another language, without it being 'magic'. For example, on the Wikipedia:Embassy page, we have to resort of full URLS hidden with pipes.
Perhaps the syntax [[:fr:pagename]] could be used?
So you want language articles in the body... I have thought about that recently. That would mean, (if we wanted to continue in the trend treating language links as separate from the article body ) The answer would be either to make language tags different, depending on where they want to go -- so for the body, only [[ru:article]], and in the header [[rus:article]] -- the other idea would go along with what people have been thinking for a while -- which would be to deal with inter-language tags in the headers as metadata -- a separate dataspace separate from the article ( but attached to it). It would then be editable in a separate field from the article body (with an [edit meta] link on a page (for sysops only?). And then of course It would be nice to have a common user space and combined recent changes. And jeez after all my blabberin I find that this is old hat = http://meta.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thoughts_on_language_integration
Talk about taking a simple idea and making it complicated! It is sometimes useful to link to other languages from talk pages or Wikipedia: pages. That is all. No need to change anything else at this time :)
Well we dont want to scare the developers off, thats for sure. Otherwise theres no point in beating around the bush. -S-
Steve Vertigo wrote:
TARQ: I have an additional suggestion. It would sometimes be useful to be able to make a link to another language, without it being 'magic'. For example, on the Wikipedia:Embassy page, we
have
to resort of full URLS hidden with pipes.
Perhaps the syntax [[:fr:pagename]] could be used?
So you want language articles in the body... I have thought about that recently. That would mean, (if
we
wanted to continue in the trend treating language links as separate from the article body ) The
answer
would be either to make language tags different, depending on where they want to go -- so for the
body,
only [[ru:article]], and in the header
[[rus:article]]
-- the other idea would go along with what people
have
been thinking for a while -- which would be to deal with inter-language tags in the headers as metadata
--
a separate dataspace separate from the article (
but
attached to it). It would then be editable in a separate field from the article body (with an [edit meta] link on a page (for sysops only?). And then
of
course It would be nice to have a common user space and combined recent changes. And jeez after all my blabberin I find that this is old hat =
http://meta.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thoughts_on_language_integration
Talk about taking a simple idea and making it complicated! It is sometimes useful to link to other languages from talk pages or Wikipedia: pages. That is all. No need to change anything else at this time :)
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