Hi again,
I am reformulating my (unanswered yet) question: would it be useful and easy on
a standard mediawiki site or even on wikipedia sites, to allow login
authentication by not only offering the unique pair (user_name; user_password)
but also the pair (user_email; user_password)?
Some
From: Steve Stevenson fatmarau...@gmail.com
To: mediawiki-l-requ...@lists.wikimedia.org
Cc:
Date: Mon, 13 Feb 2012 10:51:27 -0500
Subject: Newbee question
After all the installation minefields in apache2 and mysql
installation have been traversed, I cannot get mysql and mediawiki to
connect. It's
Right now users are allowed to link multiple accounts to the same email, so
(unless that's a configuration option) it would need to be fixed to
ensure that emails are unique.
On Mon, Feb 13, 2012 at 10:07 AM, Nicolas Brouard INED brou...@ined.fr wrote:
Hi again,
I am reformulating my
Hi;
I need a method or workaround to allow users to put contents with
wikitext tables inside template parameters.
The users use Open/Libre-Office MediaWiki export to generate the
wikitext and it is preferable that they do not have to add any extra
wikitext or codes.
This is my testing page:
Hi David.
That's a really tricky situation. The way our parser is now there isn't
much flexibility here and pipe escapes are probably needed, since the
parser looks for pipes go separate parameters for the first level of
templates.
On Feb 13, 2012 1:40 PM, david d...@enlloc.org wrote:
Hi;
I
Thanks John for your comment. It would mean that people logging with an email
will have a default account (lowest ID with the same email or whatever rule).
For authorship Wikimedia doesn't encourage multiple account names (multiple
(3?) pseudos are blamed). And usually, for a corporate wiki
On Mon, Feb 13, 2012 at 12:09 PM, Steve Stevenson st...@clemson.edu wrote:
It's on localhost, the database is wickedproblems, the prefix
is mct, the user is root, and password is what it is. I can get into
my sql just fine, but the configuration script says it can't find
anything. It's gotta
I finally have a tutorial on MediaWiki Skinning for 1.18+ online on
Redwerks' Blog.
http://blog.redwerks.org/2012/02/08/mediawiki-skinning-tutorial/
The tutorial covers the general conceptual areas of a skin, laying out the
files for a skin, all the small boilerplate pieces used to output
The standard way is to create Template:! that only has | and no spaces
or return characters before your noinclude tag
and Template:!! that is the same except it has || instead.
Then you have
{{Test|Contenido=
{{{!}} class=wikitable
{{!}} bla
{{!}} bla bla
{{!}}-
{{!}} hola
{{!}}
hola hola
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Thanks Gerald for the answer but what I don't want is asking the users
to use these templates. The users take the tables wikitext code from the
Oo-MW export and paste it in a form (using Semantic Forms) that put it
in a template.
If I must to ask them to use extra code I prefer to use Pipe Escape
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