[Mediawiki-l] Three questions re: RSS parser, Calendar extension, and Skins
tim at greenscourt.com
tim at greenscourt.com
Fri Aug 18 13:14:40 UTC 2006
Have you seen http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/User:Cdamian/calendar
Tim
> -------- Original Message --------
> Subject: [Mediawiki-l] Three questions re: RSS parser, Calendar
> extension, and Skins
> From: khuffman at NGS.ORG
> Date: Fri, August 18, 2006 6:32 am
> To: mediawiki-l at Wikimedia.org
>
> Hi, I have three questions.
>
> Q 1) I've added an RSS parser to my extensions library for some of my
> Wikis (MediaWiki ver. 1.6.8). Some of my sites I have set up can only be
> accessed either from a specific IP addresses or through a password to the
> directory. I am using the RSS extension and Magpie to display external
> feeds within my wiki using the tags <rss></rss> but have not been able to
> display feeds from our IP authenticated or password protected blogs. My
> blogs and sites that are open work fine. Is there a way to display content
> from either IP authenticated areas OR password protected areas using the
> RSS parser and Magpie.
>
> Q 2) Has anyone written a calendar program that integrates with MediaWiki?
> Something that I could drop into my extensions library? PMWiki.org has a
> PMCalendar in their Cookboox and says that it may be compatible with other
> Wikis. Have through about giving it a shot unless there's something
> better.
>
> Q 3) In MediaWiki:Sidebar, I have divided the navigation bar into two
> areas e.g., *main navigation and *quick links. So, on the left sidebar, I
> get two boxes for organizing my links. When I change my default Skin to
> the Cologne Blue (or any other skin), though, only my *main navigation
> box/links appear. My *quick links box/links disappear. Is there a way to
> keep this persistent even if you use other skins?
>
> Thank you, Karen
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