Hi,
Platonides wrote:
> Look at your table definitions. If the CREATE TABLE contains DEFAULT
> CHARSET=binary or DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8, you are using the first two, and
> $wgDBmysql5 should be set. Else you are using the third one and
> $wgDBmysql5 should be false.
Ah, thanks -- I'll take a
Eric K wrote:
> On many online systems (email interfaces, forums, social networks, CMS's),
> URLs with brackets and apostrophes break very often. For example:
> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stayin'_Alive
> If this URL is posted to Facebook, Facebook will render the URL link as:
> http://en.wikiped
Search does not work on my new wiki. I'm using version 1.15.2 with
SQLite. (I'm not talking about 3-letter searches as mentioned in the faq.
*No* search returns any page.)
Can I turn on a log to verify new pages are being indexed? How? Which
tables hold the index data?
If indexing isn't be
Eric K wrote:
> [Problems of computers (not) parsing human readable text]
> So its a very common problem and because there are so many page titles with
> these characters, there are likely thousands of links that break every day
> from Wikipedia, other wikis and other websites.
> We know ofcou
On many online systems (email interfaces, forums, social networks, CMS's), URLs
with brackets and apostrophes break very often. For example:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stayin'_Alive
If this URL is posted to Facebook, Facebook will render the URL link as:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stayin
Simil
Raymond Wan wrote:
> Platonides wrote:
>> MediaWiki offers you three character sets for MySQL:
>>* MySQL 4.1/5.0 binary
>>* MySQL 4.1/5.0 UTF-8
>>* MySQL 4.0 backwards-compatible UTF-8
> ...
>
>
> Thank you for your explanation! I think I understand the differences between
> the 3 opt
