I've been supporting an extension I've written for some time now. It's
on my own SVN server and I will be losing that server in a few days
(don't ask). Could I put it on the Mediawiki SVN server? I don't know
how many people use the extension, but it has had regular downloads over
the years
Darren Kemp wrote:
Unfortunately the original system was setup
using mysql password encryption. (password=password('password')) Since
there is no way (that i have found) to decrypt a mysql password in php
or encrypt a password in php using mysql encryption I have been having
some struggles
Chad wrote:
On Thu, Jul 9, 2009 at 2:35 PM, William Allen
Simpsonwilliam.allen.simp...@gmail.com wrote:
{{{...}}} works, is easily distinguished from normal text, and BBedit
does a fine job keeping the braces balanced. I'm sure other editors, too.
Anything else should wait for a general
Brion Vibber wrote:
The ideal markup situation for the article namespace is that markup
shouldn't even *be* exposed to most users. A long-term goal is migration
to a more WYSIWIG-like editing experience -- to which one of the
potential stumbling blocks has been but how will we do
Brion Vibber wrote:
Any thoughts? Does anybody happen to have a PHP implementation of a
Lua or JavaScript interpreter?
Rather than reinventing the wheel, why not look at fixing the existing
template syntax?
The biggest problem that I see is the excessive dependence on the
parentheses { and
Aryeh Gregor wrote:
On Wed, Mar 18, 2009 at 11:15 AM, Roan Kattouw roan.katt...@home.nl wrote:
What revision number does the working version for REL1_14_0 of Cite have ?
How is he supposed to answer that? ExtensionDistributor doesn't give
you a .svn folder. (Although that's a kind of cool
Lars Aronsson wrote:
Should I use divs instead of tables?
You could and it would avoid the flak from one cranky bug submitter.
I'm not so sure that tables that are *not* nested are significantly more
efficient than equivalent divs. I can see that under certain
circumstances, it would
Jan Luca wrote:
Have you run php /usr/share/mediawiki/maintenance/update.php
Could I have an official response on the relative appropriateness of
the above versus:
cd /usr/share/mediawiki/maintenance
php update.php
At one time, following Jan's advice was not likely to work and running
the
Gregory Maxwell wrote:
Instead I propose: Have javascript mediate the edit box so that inline
references are converted to little red [R] text, moving your cursor
into the [R] area by clicking or arrowkeying causes it to expand to
display the full reference.
How about making individual
