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Hi,
As a Wiki SysOp user, I am looking for extension(s) for the following two
requirement:
1. The SysOp user should get an email whenever a new page is created on the
wiki
2. The SysOp user can send an email to all the existing wiki users.
I am using Mediawiki 1.12 and I don't think these featu
I guess you could try the WIGO voting extension.
http://rationalwiki.com/wiki/User:Nx/Extensions Note that this code is not
reviewed or maintained by the MediaWiki community. Then of course there's
http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Category:Poll_extensions .
On Wed, Apr 28, 2010 at 8:27 AM, MK wrote:
I'm doing this big transfer of an MVC style site in a wiki. Part of
the existing site is a "user rating" for each page/entry, of the sort
you see on youtube videos (click to rate).
This is not a rating for the page (and we are already using flagged
revs), it's a rating for what the page describ
Edward Swing wrote:
> We're doing something like this already. Specifically, we are using a
> Java client to retrieve, query, and update wiki pages. We have written a
> Java class that wraps the api.php, and accesses it through web calls
> (opening URL connections, parsing XML, etc.).
>
> Since th
McHale, Nina wrote:
> Hi, all,
>
> I am going crazy trying to reset the password for my only administrative
> user! :( I took the LDAP authentication method that we had in place
> off-thanks to Ryan and Christine for their advice on this-and then tried to
> use the "email password" option on th
We're doing something like this already. Specifically, we are using a
Java client to retrieve, query, and update wiki pages. We have written a
Java class that wraps the api.php, and accesses it through web calls
(opening URL connections, parsing XML, etc.).
Since the database is on the wiki server
