Ovidiu Feodorov wrote:
> This would be a really useful feature. Currently, the
> equivalent manual process is laborious and error-prone.
> […]
AFAIUI, the feature you are looking for is related to
https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T18561 (I believe there
were other, similar RFEs, but I can't fi
Hi,
on Wikipedia, talk pages sections are archived by various
bots run by various people on various hosts. Usually, they
use a template that adds a category to the talk page, then
periodically parse the template to get their parameters
(where to archive, how old must a section be, etc.), parse
th
Ad Strack van Schijndel wrote:
> This page gives the list of all available messages, all pages in the
> MediaWiki namespace.
> What I need is a list of messages that are referred to but not yet defined.
> [...]
AFAIUI there cannot be such a list, as messages are only
"referred to" at run-time
(anonymous) wrote:
> I want to be able to specify a page's own title which may be different from
> the URL. For example I could make a page:
> /wiki/Apple
> I dont want the page's title to be "Apple" but rather something else, for
> example: "Apple, the Fruit"
> One reason for wanting to do thi
Juan Jesús Cremades Monserrat wrote:
> The example that I've seen is this:
> In this web: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Matrix_%28franchise%29 at the
> end is invoqued the {{Matrix}} template.
> This template calls the NavBox template. Is in this las template where we
> can read:
>
Raymond Wan wrote:
> [...]
> I'm no lawyer and not even a user of WETE, but just thought you'd like
> to know. But you can take a look at the above article and others
> through Internet searching to see for yourself... I suppose we should
> consider carefully before assigning an open source lic
Juan Jesús Cremades Monserrat wrote:
> I was studying the Wikipedia Templates and I have see somes codes like this:
> style="{{{bodystyle|}}};{{{style|}}}">...
> But "bodystyle" isn't defined anywhere and it isn't invoked but has a value
> in the page result. Exists some meaning to define this
Hi,
"clutter" with both Vector and Monobook :-): If you look at
http://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?title=File:Flag_of_Denmark.svg&action=history>,
there are "(undo)" links for all revisions including those
"uploaded a new version of ...". If you click
(http://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.ph
Platonides wrote:
> You can add the history page to your RSS reader.
But this will result in an RSS entry for every single edit,
something which I am not particularly interested in when I
haven't visited an article for some time.
Tim
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Hi,
I really like MediaWiki's watchlist, but it sucks if you
don't have the time to use it every 30 days or x edits or
don't like the edits partitioned by day (which is inconve-
nient for both inter- and intra-day use).
So, the natural idea would be to extract the list of
watched pages, feed th
Jens Vieler wrote:
> is it enough to change the sources by extracting and copying the tarball
> over the existing installation, or do i need to run the update.php
> script? any changes in the database-schema?
Why not just run it?
Tim
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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
Anne Wilson wrote:
> Our wiki uses Mediawiki 1.14, soon to be updated to 1.16. From the day we
> updated to 1.14 the RSS feed has been problematic, often sending as many as 30
> entries for one new one, resulting in each entry being repeated many times.
> The number of false entries appears to b
"Christensen, Courtney" wrote:
> You could make the Owner page, but make it a redirect to the company. I'm
> not certain that categories work on redirect pages though.
> [...]
They do; cf.
http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dollar-Zeichen>.
Tim
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