Hi there,
I'm building a somewhat unique Wiki that will involve me writing an
extension that allows us to embed Flash content (ie. streaming video). We're
doing research within the communication/media industry and need this
ability. There are two specific issues I need to solve:
- First, and s
On 2/13/09 3:36 PM, Chad wrote:
>> On Feb 13, 2009 6:28 PM, "Erik Moeller" wrote:
>> On any wiki where there's an operation restricted to logged in users,
>> the error message "You must be logged in .." is shown with a link to
>> the login form. Is there a reason (other than "not coded yet") why
>
You hit it right on the head. No reason it can't be there
already. I believe there's a bug open about it. Would
probably be easier if the LoginForm logic and
presentation were separated (which there is a recent
bug open about). Just a matter of finding a dev willing
to put the time into it.
-Chad
On any wiki where there's an operation restricted to logged in users,
the error message "You must be logged in .." is shown with a link to
the login form. Is there a reason (other than "not coded yet") why
this login form isn't rendered directly onto the error page, skipping
one step?
Thanks,
Erik
Hi!
> As far as I know all Wikimedia Wikis use MySQL 4.0.40, since 2003.
4.0.40 is relatively new version ;-) It is really newer than 2003! :)
> That is rather old, it is not planned upgrading to a newer version? I
> know it would not be easy, but the servers cannot run this version
> forever.
"Brion Vibber" wrote in message
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> On 2/12/09 2:02 AM, Huib Laurens wrote:
>> Hello,
>>
>> Can somebody give a status update about when the special pages will be
>> updated again? (like broken redirects or double redirects) The stopt
>> updating for almost a
On Fri, Feb 13, 2009 at 1:40 PM, Glanthor wrote:
> As far as I know all Wikimedia Wikis use MySQL 4.0.40, since 2003.
> That is rather old, it is not planned upgrading to a newer version? I
> know it would not be easy, but the servers cannot run this version
> forever.
They probably could, actual
Hi!
As far as I know all Wikimedia Wikis use MySQL 4.0.40, since 2003.
That is rather old, it is not planned upgrading to a newer version? I
know it would not be easy, but the servers cannot run this version
forever.
Farewell,
Glanthor
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try JSON to call the results which can then be written to your page via js.
but really your gunna have to solve this your self, there are lots of
different ways and we cant make your site for you...
regards
mark
On Fri, Feb 13, 2009 at 2:17 PM, Stephen Dunn wrote:
> Any thoughts on this??
> Wh
Any thoughts on this??
What code would I use if decided to use Open Search? Any thoughts on how to
manage the search results to integrate it with my website present it
consistently with the rest of the site?
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Hello,
probably it is worth telling why we had this headless chicken run
lately with all these new servers, and why we didn't do this slowly
but surely before all the slowdowns hit us.
We use Ganglia to understand cluster capacity, and the major overview
place is at:
http://ganglia.wikimedi
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