George Alexandru Dudău wrote:
Hi everybody,
How can i make pagination from database query in mediawiki? I want to
show just 25 items on a page.
I make an extension who query database and show in a page the result,
but are too many (2000 items).
My code is:
$dbr = wfGetDB( DB_SLAVE );
Please help ...
Having recently installed MediaWiki, I'm trying desperately to make some
site wide changes my Wiki's theme of skin so as to change its overall
look and feel. To be more precise about this, what I'm trying to do is
to install a third part theme called Nullbook developed by
Please help ...
Having recently installed MediaWiki, I'm trying desperately to make some
site wide changes my Wiki's theme of skin so as to change its overall
look and feel. To be more precise about this, what I'm trying to do is
to install a third part theme called Nullbook developed by
#1: $wgDefaultSkin is the line you need to look for in the LocalSettings.php ,
by default it's monobook.
#2: uncomment $wgArticlePath in LocalSettings.php, change it to be
eurowiki/$i and I think it will do what your wanting. It should eliminate the
apache error also.
-Original
Hi folks,
Exec summary: I'm looking for help on a possible change needed to
FileRepo::publish() API, since it currently makes some assumptions
that seem to be incompatible with fixing bug 4421 (Image file
extension should not be part of the name):
Heh I've got this bug, I suggested users not do stupid stuff like upload the
same file name or they screw up things.
Paying attention before you edit is a good thing IMO.
I like the idea of obfuscating the file names with a
md5sum/timestamp/random_stuff replacing the file name.
Then the whole
Greetings,
I have created a new namespace called Project.
Now, I'd like to copy all contents including Talk pages from the Main namespace
to the new namespace Project.
Is it possible, and how if yes?
Thanks in advance,
Ross
On Tue, Dec 15, 2009 at 11:11 AM, St. Laurent, Steven
steven.stlaur...@arrisi.com wrote:
Contrary to comments in the bug stating otherwise it doesn't matter what the
image file extension is, the browser gets the mime type sent to it and it
processes it appropriately. If you go into your db
I am trying to install mediawiki in Windows XP using the quick
installation guide.
I have installed wamp with PHP version 5.3.0
Apache version 2.2.11
and MySQL version 5.1.36
It will not let me set a database user name and password.
Here is the script.
PHP 5.3.0 installed
Found database drivers
1. I'm trying to set the MediaWiki Myskin theme as the default theme for
the entire wiki but have no idea how to do this. Do I need to edit
localSettings.php and if so, what actual line in the file needs to be
edited and what code do I need to include?
Edit the line $wgDefaultSkin = 'skinname';
Robert Ingalls wrote:
I am trying to install mediawiki in Windows XP using the quick
installation guide.
I have installed wamp with PHP version 5.3.0
Apache version 2.2.11
and MySQL version 5.1.36
It will not let me set a database user name and password.
Here is the script.
PHP 5.3.0
I posted this a few days ago but it never made it through somehow, I am
trying again.
I have seen a few posts in the last while from people asking how to alter
mediawiki to take advantage of Amazon S3 as a file hosting and serving
service. This is a solution to integrate mediawiki with S3 so that
Please help ...
Despite my best efforts, I'm still finding that it's impossible to get
my MediaWiki installation to use any other theme other than the default
monobook one.
To explain further, please read the following snippet from an earlier
posting of mine
Having recently installed
Have you tested whether you can change to a new skin via my
preferences?
Say, choose Modern or Classic instead of MonoBook?
That would at least test that it is possible to choose another skin in
your
installation.
That's a very good question which didn't occur to me to ask. At the
moment, I've
Might be permissions:
http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Skins
-Original Message-
From: mediawiki-l-boun...@lists.wikimedia.org
[mailto:mediawiki-l-boun...@lists.wikimedia.org] On Behalf Of William van
Zwanenberg
Sent: Tuesday, December 15, 2009 6:50 PM
To: MediaWiki announcements and
This like might be more appropriate:
http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Skin_configuration
-Original Message-
From: Evelyn Yoder [mailto:eyo...@gmail.com]
Sent: Tuesday, December 15, 2009 9:26 PM
To: 'MediaWiki announcements and site admin list'
Cc: 'Samat K Jain'
Subject: RE:
I'm new to MediaWiki and tried the dumpBackup.php on a WAPP stack
install. I've set AdminSettings.php user and password to match those
in LocalSettings.php as described in the manual. I receive the
following error when executing the script:
DB connection error: Postgres functions missing, have
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA256
Mike wrote:
I'm new to MediaWiki and tried the dumpBackup.php on a WAPP stack
install. I've set AdminSettings.php user and password to match those
in LocalSettings.php as described in the manual. I receive the
following error when executing the
I did not make any PHP configuration changes from the Bitnami WAPP
stack. I looked at the PHP configuration which loads php_pgsql.dll,
but didn't see separate configurations for CLI and CGI you ask about.
I'm not certain how I tell if the pgsql mod is being loaded for a CLI
usage, except to say
So it looks like the user needed to be the postgres DB user, not the
wiki user. That got me to problem #2 running dumpBackup.php...
From the backtrace...
C:\Program Files\BitNami WAPPStack\apache2\htdocs\mediawiki
\maintenance..\..\..\..\php\php.exe dumpBackup.php --logs
PHP Warning:
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