1 Feb 2007 06:37
1 Feb 2007 06:45
Re: special characters in custom namespaces
Nino Novak wrote: > in spanish the term "discussion" is translated "discusión" (with > ó). > > Now how to set up a custom namespace called "ES_Discusión" in an > international (utf-8) wiki? If following the description from > Help:Custom namespaces (from meta) and coding it as html "ó" it > is displayed as is - and if coding it in iso-8859, it is displayed with > the small black questionmark rhomb - which is normal behavior in utf-8. First, use the real ó character, not ó Second, save the file as UTF-8. Third, make sure there isn't a hidden "BOM" character at the start of the file after you save it -- Windows Notepad will insert this when you save a file as Unicode, but it will mess up some things (broken RSS feeds, broken caching, possibly visible error messages). I recommend using a programming editor such as jEdit which allows saving as UTF-8 without the BOM character. (Sorry for the BOM problems, but this is an issue with how PHP handles files.) > The meta instruction says "Do not save LocalSettings.php as Unicode, > because PHP cannot handle it" - so is there any possibility to get > things done? Some editors such as Notepad mark simply "Unicode" for UTF-16, a form of(Continue reading)
1 Feb 2007 07:51
[ANN]: Treeview skin 1.0 beta released
The Treeview skin has finally made it out of alpha and is available for public use as a beta. The skin adds a dynamic and configurable javascript-based treeview component in place of Monobook's navigation sidebar, supporting load-on-demand when expanding nodes. It also adds a couple of other niceties that you can see here: http://clc-wiki.net The skin can be downloaded from here: http://members.dodo.com.au/~netocrat/software and feedback can be viewed/added here: http://clc-wiki.net/wiki/Planning:Treeview_skin:Feedback The skin is best suited to small-medium sized sites with relatively low edit rates and with a MediaWiki cache manager enabled. -- -- http://members.dodo.com.au/~netocrat
1 Feb 2007 09:23
Re: Making category links with articles, but no text, active
On 01/02/07, Vernon Thommeret <synotic@...> wrote: > In short, how might I make it so that links to categories are active > if there are any links in the categories, regardless of whether there > is content in the pages? I'm guessing you mean you want them rendered as a blue link all the time. Probably the best way to do this is to hack includes/Linker.php - find the method Linker::isAlwaysKnown() and add NS_CATEGORY to the namespace conditions for it to return true. This will cause MediaWiki to treat all links to category pages as being known to exist. In the case where the category doesn't exist, this will merely lead to a blank category page listing the category members. For existing categories, it will continue to work as normal, of course. Rob Church
1 Feb 2007 11:59
Re: special characters in custom namespaces
On Thursday 01 February 2007 06:45, Brion Vibber wrote: > Nino Novak wrote: [...] > > First, use the real ó character, not ó > > Second, save the file as UTF-8. cool, this works! > Third, make sure there isn't a hidden "BOM" character at the start of > the file after you save it -- Windows Notepad will insert this when > you save a file as Unicode, but it will mess up some things (broken > RSS feeds, broken caching, possibly visible error messages). I > recommend using a programming editor such as jEdit which allows > saving as UTF-8 without the BOM character. I'm working with vi - and this worked w/o problems(Continue reading)> (Sorry for the BOM problems, but this is an issue with how PHP > handles files.) > > > The meta instruction says "Do not save LocalSettings.php as > > Unicode, because PHP cannot handle it" - so is there any > > possibility to get things done? > > Some editors such as Notepad mark simply "Unicode" for UTF-16, a form > of Unicode text which is basically wildly incompatible with > everything. ;) Most Internet-friendly Unicode usage is done in the > UTF-8 encoding.
1 Feb 2007 12:42
Re: mass image upload (zip)
Thx Rob. I couldn't find this script. I'm using MW 1.6.7. Maybe there is different way to achieve it? Regards, Aretai On 1/31/07, Rob Church <robchur@...> wrote: > > On 31/01/07, aretai aretai <aretaiuc@...> wrote: > > Is it possible to mass upload images from a zip archive. If yes how? > > Place the files on the server in a readable location and execute the > maintenance/importImages.php script from the command line. > > > Rob Church > > _______________________________________________ > MediaWiki-l mailing list > MediaWiki-l@... > http://lists.wikimedia.org/mailman/listinfo/mediawiki-l >
1 Feb 2007 14:07
MW Statistic error count or missing article?
Hi,
I'm new here and new to MediaWiki, so greetings to all, I'm JC, from the
Philippines.
Anyway, just noticed after copying a template-DB for MediaWiki that after
importing it to a fresh MW installation, the -
[[Special:Statistics|{{NUMBEROFARTICLES}}]] - is showing " 1 article " to be
existing. My problem is, there is supposed to be no article. If I checked
it out, the article is non-existent. Also, if I compared everything from my
template-DB, everything is correct and exact.
Did I do something wrong somewhere? Coz from my template-DB for MW, the
stats shows 0 article, but when importing to a fresh MW installation, it
shows there's 1 article already. Btw, when I exported the template-DB, I
included "DROP table if exists" to be sure there's an exact clean copy of
the imported template-DB.
Not that it matters much, but it just kinda, well, you know... there's
"1" non-existent article/mis-count. ^_^
Thank you very much.
Regards,
JCuneta.
1 Feb 2007 15:45
(no subject)
Hello everybody, I have "inherited" a wiki project running MediaWiki:1.6.5 (cgi-fcgi) PHP:5.1.4 MySQL:4.1.14-nt at my working place (I am a working student at SAP), and was wondering: 1) if there is anything similar to webs in Twiki, maybe an extension, or is it necessary to install another wiki, in order to get this functionality? 2) In our Wiki it is not possible to upload files of type pdf, ppt, xls or doc, but I read in this list, that it is possible (e.g Arne Bittig: Subject: [Mediawiki-l] Problem uploading certain files (blank upload form) How can these be enabled? Does this depend on the version, an extension, ...??? 3) Would you recommend us, to upgrade it to the latest version? 4) Is it possible, to login to it via Single Sign On? Does anybody know an Extension for this? 5) Is there anything special, I have to put attention over (Appart from Recent Changes)??? Thank you very very much in advance and kind regards, Veronica(Continue reading)
1 Feb 2007 15:47
Re: MW Statistic error count or missing article?
Maybe the main page (or the page you have this template) is counted as well? Regards, Aretai On 2/1/07, Laibeus Lord <laibcoms@...> wrote: > > Hi, > > I'm new here and new to MediaWiki, so greetings to all, I'm JC, from the > Philippines. > > Anyway, just noticed after copying a template-DB for MediaWiki that > after > importing it to a fresh MW installation, the - > [[Special:Statistics|{{NUMBEROFARTICLES}}]] - is showing " 1 article " to > be > existing. My problem is, there is supposed to be no article. If I > checked > it out, the article is non-existent. Also, if I compared everything from > my > template-DB, everything is correct and exact. > > Did I do something wrong somewhere? Coz from my template-DB for MW, the > stats shows 0 article, but when importing to a fresh MW installation, it > shows there's 1 article already. Btw, when I exported the template-DB, I > included "DROP table if exists" to be sure there's an exact clean copy of > the imported template-DB. > > Not that it matters much, but it just kinda, well, you know... there's(Continue reading)
1 Feb 2007 15:51
Re: (no subject)
On 01/02/07, Veronica Lopez Diaz <ve-nokta@...> wrote: > 1) if there is anything similar to webs in Twiki, maybe an extension, > or is it necessary to install another wiki, in order to get this > functionality? You'll need to describe what that is, for the benefit of those of us who haven't been exposed to that particular feature before. > 2) In our Wiki it is not possible to upload files of type pdf, ppt, > xls or doc, but I read in this list, that it is possible (e.g Arne > Bittig: Subject: [Mediawiki-l] Problem uploading certain files (blank > upload form) How can these be enabled? Does this depend on the > version, an extension, ...??? Read the FAQ. > 3) Would you recommend us, to upgrade it to the latest version? Yes; upgrade to at least 1.6.9 if running under PHP 4.4, or 1.9.1 if running PHP 5. > 4) Is it possible, to login to it via Single Sign On? Does anybody know an Extension for this? Write an authentication plugin. > 5) Is there anything special, I have to put attention over (Appart from Recent Changes)??? What's important to you about what happens on your wiki? Rob Church(Continue reading)
> (Sorry for the BOM problems, but this is an issue with how PHP
> handles files.)
>
> > The meta instruction says "Do not save LocalSettings.php as
> > Unicode, because PHP cannot handle it" - so is there any
> > possibility to get things done?
>
> Some editors such as Notepad mark simply "Unicode" for UTF-16, a form
> of Unicode text which is basically wildly incompatible with
> everything. ;) Most Internet-friendly Unicode usage is done in the
> UTF-8 encoding.
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