Op 1 jan 2011, om 13:50 heeft Magnus Manske het volgende geschreven:
For the impatient, add
document.write('<script type="text/javascript" src="http://toolserver.org/~magnus/wysiwtf/wysiwtf.js"></script>');
to your vector.js,
Okay, I've switched to Firefox 4 Beta on Mac and it works there. One error I got though, when I click the WYSIWTF-tab it got stuck on "Parsing..." modal box. Console told me "images.query [undefined] is not an object".
API call to http://www.mediawiki.org/w/api.php?action=query&generator=images&tit... returned an empty array (the Sandbox page didn't contain any images at the time).
Another (that you already mentioned partially) is that when I went into "WTF"-mode the image suddenly changed from MW.org's local image to ENWP's local "File:Example.jpg". Although I understand it doens't differentiate between local and commons, I think we should keep wiki-independance in mind from the start. ie. using wgVariables instead of 'en'.
Op 1 jan 2011, om 15:40 heeft Jan Paul Posma het volgende geschreven:
What I would like is some discussion about
- if this approach (working pseudo-WYSIWYG instead of unattainable
perfect WYSIWYG) is the way to go
- if the code I wrote would be a suitable basis for a system we can
throw at the general public
- if anyone is willing to help me with that
As always, my code is GPL, and I would be more than happy if, in the end, it would become "official" Foundation code, with staff that supports it. Well, I can dream...
You seem to want to do exactly the same thing as I'm doing, but in the browser only! Maybe you're interested in looking at http://janpaulposma.nl/sle/wiki , http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/User:JanPaul123/Sentence- level_editing, http://lists.wikimedia.org/pipermail/wikitech-l/2010-October/050031.html and http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:Sentence-level_editing
Anyway, I have also looked at doing parsing in the browser, which is quite interesting. WikiBasha also uses JS parsing, so maybe it's a good idea to look at that too. Trevor also made a JS parser, but I think it's not in SVN (yet).
Regards, Jan Paul
Right now there are three or four projects in active development (including Magnus' WYSIWTF en Sentence-level editing). How about working together ?
Compare what the current status of the different projects is, what are the ultimate goals, which are closest to it ? Then import from others to it to make one awesome thing.
Personaly I also prefer the non-WYSIWYG editing style. In other words: Showing what things are but staying in (in)direct contact with wikitext.
-- Krinkle