Good suggestion, didn't think to it.
Perfect, deleted with:
/index.php/File:filename1.png?action=delete
Thanks,
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> Antonio Orlando wrote:
>> Now, I would like at least to be able to delete those two "broken" image
>> pages, i.e. I don't want them
In order to avoid a bad bug I've encountered (which breaks the wiki pages
of the "File" namespace for image files with big resolution), I need to
prevent users from uploading images with width and height over some wise
limit.
How can it be done?
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I have two image pages (File:filename1.png, File:filename2.jpg) that, when
opened, show a blank empty page on the server.
It seems to happen when someone uploads images with big resolution (the
images are there correctly uploaded, but their "File:" wiki pages are
broken).
On local developmen
Maybe this one could be useful to you?
http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:Progressbar
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> Hey Vadtec,
> This is an excellent extension... I am in need of almost the same
> extension, but mine should just show the progress bar, not the
> outstanding/completed lists of tasks.The on
Impressive design and wiki (code/gfx/ui).
Well done, even if I can't read German language.
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> I am presently preparing a Wiki with a similar approach re. pictures. If
> you click a thumb, it pops up against a semi-opac background like in
> some Worldpress blog sites. The caption o
> Hello,
> Is there searchable archive of this list?
Yes:
http://news.gmane.org/gmane.org.wikimedia.mediawiki
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Well, I do agree with Steve: why one should suppose that something doesn't
::exist:: yet, if he can ::see:: it?
The bug here is the fact that it's done with developer's view, while UI
should be done with plain user's view.
You have to "create" it on the ::database::, but users should not care
> It should be completely painless. First make a backup of your wiki
> database (just in case!)
...and files and folders!
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I think he was referring to CKeditor, not FCKeditor.
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> Instructions are here:
>
> http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:FCKeditor_%28Official%29
>
> I followed the instructions, and it works fine for me.
>
> V/r,
>
> Ryan Lane
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I've succeeded but I've done it into Semantic Forms textarea fields,
hacking Semantic Forms code, because that was my need.
I suspect this is not what you want, by the way atm I don't have the time
to reorganize the stuff and thoughts in a form it could be shared easily,
by now it's just a ha
Wikia extensions are not "immediately" useable into a vanilla MediaWiki,
as they often require Wikia codebase.
I'm sorry I cannot say how much work you would need to make it work
without using Wikia, and how to extimate it: it could be trivial, or it
could be not.
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> Hi,
>
> I a
I'm sorry Łukasz but the short story is I haven't succeeded in using the
WikiaMiniUpload extension in MediaWiki.
It would be too much long and hard to remember all the errors I've
encountered in my attempt, because I started integrating one after the
other several parts of the monaco skin and
Sorry:
http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:Semantic_Forms
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> I don't know your requirements, but probably you should look at Semantic
> Forms extension (which requires Semantic MediaWiki extension):
> http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:Semantic_Forms#Uploading_files
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I don't know your requirements, but probably you should look at Semantic
Forms extension (which requires Semantic MediaWiki extension):
http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:Semantic_Forms#Uploading_files
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> Teammates,
> I have some users which would like to implement forms capab
> The usual procedure is to write the pages in the browser edit window,
> and press Preview to see the changes.
Doesn't fit, as what I would like to accomplish is e.g. (and especially)
doing hard work on the templates and forms (I'm using Semantic Forms) and
see the changes on the rendered pag
> Nice to see you're using our extensions. Yay us!
Oh cool, I didn't even realize you use CKEditor, I was doing it my way :)
But your one is special: wiki text...
I must say that you have done a damn good job with all that stuff for
Wikia.
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On Sat, Mar 6, 2010 at 9:09 PM, Antonio Orlando wrote:
>> Can the WikiaMiniUpload extension for Wikia be used on MediaWiki, out of
>> the box or even with some hacks?
>>
>> I have integrated CKeditor and would like to put a button triggering
>> WikiaMiniUpload,
Can the WikiaMiniUpload extension for Wikia be used on MediaWiki, out of
the box or even with some hacks?
I have integrated CKeditor and would like to put a button triggering
WikiaMiniUpload, which is really cool: can this be done, or could you give
me some directions, and could you tell me
I can't understand well your requirements, but probably you may have a
look to this extension, which seems close to what you are asking (but
never tried it):
Extension:Data Transfer
http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:Data_Transfer
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> Hi all,
>
> We want to update some page
> http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:Purge
> if a mouse click is okay instead of F5.
Sorry, I can't see how this could help towards the explained aim. It seems
just an extension dealing with cache, which wasn't a problem at all for me
since - as already written - I've completely turned it
Hallo to all of you there.
I'm trying to have a way to speed up development of the initial setup of
my wiki before moving to the remote server. I mean, I want to do and see
changes in a wiki page with *just* the following steps (not one more!):
1) edit a file in my favourite text editor
2) A
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