> "CE" == Christopher Eicher writes:
CE> I'm preping myself to install a couple of anti-spam methods to protect my
CE> wiki site (I hope). Unfortunately i've had little success installing the
CE> newest version of the wikimedia software (1.16) so i'm relying on the 1.6
You should probably wo
I'm preping myself to install a couple of anti-spam methods to protect my
wiki site (I hope). Unfortunately i've had little success installing the
newest version of the wikimedia software (1.16) so i'm relying on the 1.6
version. Looking at this article here
http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extensio
It's the same on our wiki too... except in Mediawiki:sitenotice. Try putting
{{NAMESPACE}} in Mediawiki:sitenotice (which is what the poster wanted), then
viewing pages in different namespaces, and you'll see what I mean. It's always
"MediaWiki".
DanB
-Original Message-
From: Zak Grea
Wow, thank you very much! I'll also go and read me through. As far as I see,
the basic feature I need is a kind of parsing before the text is searched,
whereby all middots in the text-to-search are eliminated. The other method
would be to multiply the term-to-find with middots at every possibly
On Thu, Sep 23, 2010 at 05:27, Scheid, Bernhard
wrote:
> Sorry, I did not mean a wildcard but a middot (·), the mail software
> seems to have
> misinterpreted the character. On my wiki, I use middot as a camouflage of
> in the
> wikitext to mark silent syllable breaks. This works quite well, b
On Thu, Sep 23, 2010 at 06:35, Daniel Barrett wrote:
>>{{#if: {{ns:0}} | My text for sitenotice }}
>
> Nope: {{ns:0} always evaluates to the empty string. You'd really want
> {{#if:{{NAMESPACE}}|My text for sitenotice}}. But this doesn't work either:
> {{NAMESPACE}} is always evaluating to "Med
>{{#if: {{ns:0}} | My text for sitenotice }}
Nope: {{ns:0} always evaluates to the empty string. You'd really want
{{#if:{{NAMESPACE}}|My text for sitenotice}}. But this doesn't work either:
{{NAMESPACE}} is always evaluating to "MediaWiki"
Fortunately you can do it with CSS. Edit Mediawiki:c
Thanks for your reply. I'm sure I'm on the right way and tried this
one in MediaWiki:Sitenotice
{{#if: {{ns:0}} | My text for sitenotice }}
Unfortunately it doesn't work. I thought it should because it only
says, include this text into sitenotice if a page that uses
Sitenotices is in Main namespa
Sorry, I did not mean a wildcard but a middot (·), the mail software
seems to have misinterpreted the character. On my wiki, I use middot as a
camouflage of in the wikitext to mark silent syllable breaks. This works
quite well, but the drawback is: the search engine no longer finds the term.
Currently I'm using "{{:Special:PrefixIndex/{{FULLPAGENAME}}/}}" in some
situations, but that returns all translated pages as well as English ones. Is
there any way to restrict this to English only? If it can't be done natively,
is it possibly to restrict it to a category? I know I'm clutching
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