Hey All --
In ask queries in 1.9.x using the template format, each result is separated
by a comma (which is a change from 1.8.0.2). Looking further into this:
In SemanticMediaWiki/includes/queryprinters/ListResultPrinter.php, there
are a bunch of new things added for 1.9 -- I believe the format=
Hey everyone,
First, I apologize for the spam, and the duplicate from the Wikitech list,
so I'll keep it short - We're a Cambridge, MA based firm that's looking to
change the world (yay!), and have 2 openings on our development team. We
are developing all sorts of extensions for MediaWiki (and SM
broke everything).
-tom
On Wed, Feb 23, 2011 at 2:59 PM, Thomas Fellows wrote:
> Hey all,
>
> I would like to also voice my support of Jeroen's requests -- these
> features are indeed essential to geographic queries (being able to sort by
> distance). I believe it is possib
Hey all,
I would like to also voice my support of Jeroen's requests -- these features
are indeed essential to geographic queries (being able to sort by
distance). I believe it is possible to do in the same manner in which
'where' statements are able to be modified by extensions (I have written up
Jeroen makes a good point - I have seen bits of js that check to make sure
no other version of jquery has been loaded, so could still be possible -
though I'm guessing most people will be upgrading to 1.16 so might be
superfluous.
Also, <3 jquery.
-tom
On Wed, May 26, 2010 at 11:56 AM, Jeroen De
ns: binary (Innodb),
> latin1_swedish_ci(MyIsam) , and a couple in utf8_bin (MyIsam) . How does
> this make the indexes not work?
>
> Sorry if any of these questions have been covered elsewhere. Feel free to
> tell me to google it, or toss a link my way, if you want.
>
>
&
Hey -
Something you can try out that helped me out of a large smw-timeout issue
was actually really just related to a large MW issue, and MW's profiling
turned up the answer.
http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/How_to_debug#Profiling
In my case, the Job Queue was what was killing my performance - temp
Just as a reference, I have a wiki (mw 1.13.2, smw 1.3, php 5.2.3,
mysql 5.0.45) with ~210,000 pages and ~5.2 million properties values
(over 51 defined property), PHP memory is set to 128M, and I believe
it is using APC. No problems in terms of memory limits being reached
-- how many properties/p
Probably doesn't help much, but the only place I know of property
revisions being saved is here:
http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:SemanticHistory
-Tom
On Wed, Feb 3, 2010 at 4:37 PM, Lane, Ryan
wrote:
>> I'm going to start maintaining the SemanticTasks code, and
>> there were a few
>> ma
