is being interpreted by the code, but it shouldn't be. [00:34:19] Oh, so we don't check for CSS/JS subpages in diffs. [00:34:20] erm, the

is being passed through, whereas it should be escaped. [00:34:25] right. [00:35:18] Silly things, why aren't we putting the escaping lower down? [00:35:34] I suppose because it doesn't know lower down [00:35:39] *Simetrical supposes things just run $article->getText() or something, currently [00:35:49] Article::getTextForDisplay()? :D [00:36:11] no, it's under Article::view [00:36:36] line 800 or so [00:36:52] So I guess diffs don't use that? [00:37:21] yeah, working on it. [00:37:33] * See diff.doc [00:37:33] * @todo indicate where diff.doc can be found. [00:37:50] is it just me, or is this really silly? [00:37:58] if( $this->mTitle->isCssOrJsPage() || $this->mTitle->isCssJsSubpage() ) { [00:38:34] oh no, I get it [00:38:44] one's for mediawiki ns stuff, the other's for user ns stuff [00:38:56] The method names are *definitely* silly. [00:39:30] Title::isCssJsPage() should return true for user or interface, and you can check namespace to see which. [00:41:02] proposed patch is at http://www.devanywhere.com/ViewPub.php?id=43 [00:41:38] ew, stab me please [00:41:41] Yes, DifferenceEngine::loadNewText() just uses Revision::getText(). [00:41:42] I forgot to pass some variables [00:42:07] And you also cut-and-pasted code. [00:42:13] indeed I did [00:42:40] *Simetrical supposes if it's only in two places there's no point in not copying a few lines [00:43:59] It's icky to have the negative part of the conditional first, even if it's more common. More readable to have if( $this->mTitle->isCssJsSubpage() || $this->mTitle->isCssOrJsPage() ) { ... } else { ... } [00:44:29] Oh, and by the way, your patch is a fatal error, mTitle has no member variable isCssOrJsPage. [00:47:40] ... [00:47:56] if (!($this->mTitle->isCssJsSubpage() || $this->mTitle->isCssOrJsPage)) [00:48:00] then how does Article::view get away with it? [00:48:03] -> fatal error [00:48:20] Article::view gets away with it because it doesn't try to reference a member variable, it references a method. ;) [00:48:33] oh, right [00:48:34] SH! [00:48:37] :P [00:50:36] I officially win. [00:51:58] <[ace]an[9]3l> Mediawiki olympics! [00:53:57] Committed revision 26577. [00:53:59] 03werdna * r26577 10/trunk/phase3/ (RELEASE-NOTES includes/DifferenceEngine.php): [00:53:59] * Fix up RELEASE-NOTES from previous commit (confused commit message with RELEASE-NOTES) [00:53:59] * Fix a bug where css/js pages were displayed normally, and were causing havoc with embedded html in user css/js subpages (a la http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=User:AzaToth/differror.js&diff=163690181) [00:54:03] thanks for the report, AzaTht [00:54:46] Werdna, "As a side-note, magic_quotes_gpc sucks. Two file-saves with it on, and I spent 45 minutes fixing it up, with a hacky perl script." <-- ? [00:55:24] Usually that kind of mess is easily fixable with bash wildcards. [00:55:30] And possibly rm -i. [00:55:49] heh [00:55:50] I used [00:56:13] Hi, I just intalled mediawiki sucessfully using the installation guide. But is there a guide on how to administer the wiki, like an admin page ... [00:56:21] cat $file | perl -e "while (<>) { s/\\\\(['"'"])/$1/g; print $_; }' > temp; mv temp $file [00:56:33] codex7: well, what do you want to do? [00:57:23] like adding new groups, or adding categories, things like that [00:57:36] Werdna, oh, it was the data you saved to the file that was bad. I thought it was the filenames, for some reason. [00:57:42] no. [00:57:45] *Simetrical uses sed for stuff like that, not Perl [00:57:51] no? [00:57:52] I tried sed, but it whined. [00:57:54] codex7, it's mostly on www.mediawiki.org. [00:58:07] Ey, can capitalise the first letter in the menu header? [00:58:12] codex7, which is not exactly 100% comprehensive, up-to-date, organized, or accurate, but it's what we have, anyway. [00:58:15] codex7: you need to edit configuration files. Something that needs to be fixed, really [00:58:26] ShiryuX, change the CSS. [00:58:31] Werdna, you were probably using it wrong. [00:58:35] let me look again, I just didnt see it before [00:58:44] Simetrical: yeah, I found out the error later [00:58:53] but I was halfway through a perl script by that stage. [00:59:18] <3 perl [01:00:24] Thanks Simetrical [01:00:29] I'll try that out [01:01:37] Werdna , what other configuration files are there other than LocalSetting.php [01:01:47] just LocalSettings.php [01:01:55] lol [01:01:56] but all the options you can change are located in DefaultSettings.php [01:02:08] Werdna thanks [01:02:08] and all explained on http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Category:Configuration [01:02:21] looks like I have a lot of reading to do [01:02:29] http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Configuration_settings_%28alphabetical%29 [01:04:44] Werdna, I distrust Perl. Never learned it. Python FTW! [01:04:58] *Werdna slaps Simetrical [01:05:03] I'm trying to learn ruby, actually [01:05:04] just for fun [01:05:07] python r0x [01:06:45] FTW Means? [01:06:57] "for the win" [01:07:08] roughly, "is good" [01:07:38] Thanks [01:09:03] Werdna: nice [01:12:03] Werdna: why does user user js page have different preview and "show changes" functionallity than Mediawiki:Foo.js? [01:12:59] I would say probably the same reason [01:13:04] although preview needs looking at [01:13:35] true [01:14:05] $this->mTitle->isCssOrJsPage() || $this->mTitle->isCssJsSubpage() looks fnunky ツ [01:14:21] AzaTht, it's retarded is what it is. [01:14:27] would Mediawiki:Foo/Bar.js be isCssJsSubpage? [01:14:41] or isCssOrJsPage? [01:14:56] isCssOrJsPage() [01:15:06] *Simetrical thinks it was Rob who introduced this insanity, but isn't sure [01:15:09] so it's not a subpage then ツ [01:15:09] *Simetrical accuses him anyway [01:15:19] hehe [01:15:51] though a subpage is a page [01:16:08] perhaps I'm misstaken... [01:16:17] *Simetrical has suddenly got a spurt of spam e-mail on Gmail [01:16:21] *Werdna stabs rob [01:16:26] Multiple per day over the past few days. Tsk tsk. [01:16:42] Werdna: when you are on the walk, can you fix bug 5678 also? ツ [01:16:58] Simetrical: I also suddenly got plenty via debian lists [01:17:36] Werdna: the bug was http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=10871 [01:17:48] rob tried to downplay it as an enhancement request [01:18:08] *Simetrical only just noticed that the wikitech-l thread on captcha readability is misspelled [01:18:10] *Simetrical is slipping [01:18:19] Slipping? [01:18:26] Don't mean Sleeping? [01:18:49] no [01:19:00] eww, that patch is something I'm going to back away slowly from. [01:19:07] hehe [01:19:19] don't understand it [01:19:22] everyone does that [01:19:23] => Won't commit it [01:19:29] why don't you get svn access, AzaTht? [01:19:45] Werdna: think rob would get kinly then [01:19:51] kinky* [01:20:13] Werdna: basically the patch, I just strapped noargs on it, and it worked [01:20:41] but as the inventor of noargs doesn't know how noargs works, no one has been able to understand what noargs does [01:21:01] but in this instance noargs fixes the problem [01:21:25] Werdna, you had better not copy that code a second time for previews. [01:21:25] but yes, I'm not 100% sure what noargs does [01:22:29] 03(NEW) Add Wikimania 2008 interwiki prefix to all wikis - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=11628 normal; normal; Wikimedia: Interwiki links; (zach) [01:23:15] Werdna: I don't think there are a way to just "get" svn access [01:23:37] sure there is. you've submitted stacks of patches [01:23:49] poke brion or tim and ask for it nicely [01:23:51] only < 10% gets accepted though ツ [01:24:11] 03(mod) Add Wikimania 2008 interwiki prefix to all wikis - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=11628 +comment (10cbrown1023) [01:24:19] that's because they're usually so comprehensive that nobody is game to touch them, because they don't understand it [01:24:27] hehe [01:24:36] run parsertests. If you don't get any regressions, I'll commit it. [01:25:08] I want namespaces in php!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1 [01:25:14] oneleven [01:25:40] 03(WONTFIX) Add Wikimania 2008 interwiki prefix to all wikis - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=11628 +comment (10axel9891) [01:26:01] actually, I can't. [01:26:16] you will need to re-do the patch [01:26:53] Werdna: true, it's an old patchie [01:27:21] can check it tomorrow if I remember it then ツ [01:27:28] at the moment, I need to seek up my bed [01:27:36] no, just give me an updated patch file for it [01:27:44] so it will actually patch against my mediawiki [01:28:20] I need to seek up my bed [01:28:30] it's late [01:28:32] ugh [01:28:35] MORE REFLECTION [01:29:15] NotACow, reflection a problem in translating PHP to Java? Or whatever you're doing? [01:29:49] Should be fun if you're, e.g., translating from a language that has something like functions as first-order objects, to one that doesn't. [01:30:21] i love translating langauges, it's so fun [01:30:32] *Werdna consoles NotACow [01:30:35] i.e. php into VB.NET [01:30:59] 04(REOPENED) Add Wikimania 2008 interwiki prefix to all wikis - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=11628 +comment (10cbrown1023) [01:31:03] danopia, which of the two is worse [01:31:03] ? [01:31:19] VB.NET [01:31:23] :) [01:31:46] let's see if you've seen stuff liek this [01:31:55] Dim Name As String = "Danopia" [01:32:08] For I As Integer = 0 To 5 [01:32:35] Console.WriteLine("My name is {0}", Name) [01:32:39] Next [01:32:51] dones't look much like PHP, does it/ [01:33:33] $name = 'Danopia'; [01:33:46] go on [01:33:51] for ($i=0;i<5;i++) { [01:33:55] print [01:34:05] "My name is $name"; [01:34:06] } [01:34:12] ;) [01:34:18] What does {0} mean? [01:34:19] 03(WONTFIX) Add Wikimania 2008 interwiki prefix to all wikis - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=11628 +comment (10cbrown1023) [01:34:24] now, imagine converting mediawiki like that [01:34:28] Simetrical: the 0th variable. [01:34:32] . . . of what? [01:34:36] passed after it [01:34:36] That you've ever declared? [01:34:37] the 0th format var [01:34:42] Console.WriteLine is like printf [01:34:43] Oh, format var. [01:34:44] Right. [01:34:47] see the , Name? [01:34:48] *Simetrical didn't spot the second arg [01:34:55] Name is the 0th format var [01:35:04] we are talkign so fast [01:35:09] my TTS can't keep up [01:35:14] it's saying your PHP translation [01:35:15] lol [01:35:28] anway [01:35:33] anyway* [01:35:50] iamgine converting mediawiki form PHP into VB.NET [01:36:07] Surely it should be possibly to do it programmatically. [01:36:14] not really [01:36:23] They're context-free, after all, as languages. [01:36:27] that's liek being able to decompile .exes to soruce code [01:36:34] Which you can do, it's just a mess. [01:36:40] exactly [01:36:52] I'm not saying it won't read like PHP written in VB.NET, or vice versa. [01:37:00] But it should work, in principle. [01:37:03] it'll jsut be VERY messy [01:37:06] and slow [01:37:06] I guess copying the libraries would be the biggest PITA. [01:37:54] could be done [01:38:00] s/copying/translating/ [01:38:03] it would be easier [01:38:08] to convert to C# first [01:38:17] then it's simple to go from C#.NET to VB.NET [01:38:33] no, by the triangle inequality. [01:38:36] ;) [01:38:39] :S [01:38:47] *goes back on #phpbb* [01:38:54] it's always faster to go from A to C than to go from A to B to C [01:39:04] If you're in a metric space. [01:39:04] yes, php is similar to C# is similar to VB [01:39:13] but it's still always faster to go direct. [01:39:16] Or otherwise using a distance function. [01:39:36] not if B is between A and C and A, B, and C are collinear [01:39:45] danopia, it's not a strict inequality. [01:39:48] Less than or equal. [01:40:00] w/e [01:40:04] :P [01:40:05] But it's still not necessarily true that the "distance" between two languages is actually a distance function. [01:40:17] of course not, but it does make sense intuitively [01:40:19] At least not for practical purposes like translations. [01:40:20] C# is very close to PHP [01:40:28] *Simetrical loses all desire to learn C# [01:40:34] but C#.NET is a hair away from VB>NET [01:40:47] syntactically in that it uses c-style braces, if, etc [01:40:49] a simple conversian and clean ccode in either direction [01:41:18] Werdna, you preempted xkcd's punchline by months! http://xkcd.com/ [01:41:20] and for(var, conditoin, ++) format [01:41:21] etc. [01:41:41] Simetrical: I know ;) [01:44:20] danopia: of course, I can name an equal number of differences, you know, the CLASS::static v. Class.static, strong-typing (THAT is hard to do), $, requirement to redeclare globals, treatment of objects, and of course the limitless use of global functions instead of libraries [01:44:24] namespaces, etc [01:44:25] and the list goes on [01:44:46] lol [01:45:47] Ouch, converting dynamic to strong types won't be fun. [01:46:03] i know [01:46:04] :) [01:46:18] . . . Actually I doubt it's possible to automate, in general. [01:46:21] There goes my theory. [01:46:37] You'd need *really* clever static code analysis. [01:46:58] i've done similar stuff [01:47:18] of dynamic to strong [01:47:51] like, for DB functions, making differnet calsses for each DB then setting a var to an instance of whaeveter type was to by used [01:48:04] btw i make a lot of typoes [01:48:11] which doens't work with coding [01:48:12] ;) [01:48:17] Well, you can use polymorphism there. [01:48:34] ? [01:49:30] Or can you? [01:49:33] Hmm, I guess not. [01:49:39] what's that [01:49:42] *Simetrical has done, like, no static-typed coding in his [01:49:43] life [01:50:16] A fancy term for "descendants of the Database class count as Databases even if your language is strongly typed". [01:50:28] But you'd still have to declare them as different types, yeah. [01:50:29] ? [01:51:35] If you have a C++ function void foo( Database bar );, you can call foo( db ) even if db is, say, a DatabaseMySQL. It won't be a type error, as long as DatabaseMySQL inherits from Database. [01:51:48] http://test.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sandbox [01:52:49] *Werdna goes away [01:52:55] there's a page on wikinews that has a title with double apostrophies in it, but we can't move it since it'll reset the date on our DPLs [01:53:09] but, it's impossible to make a link to it. [01:53:11] same with VB.NET [01:53:12] A dev could rename it in the DB. [01:53:53] Zach: I think link targets should be treated as nowiki. [01:54:13] TheFearow, it causes problems anyway. Double apostrophes are banned in titles. [01:54:21] well, not really [01:54:21] They are? Since when? [01:54:27] I think they are. [01:54:29] You can simply create an article with them [01:54:29] *Simetrical checks [01:54:32] i was able to create the pages on test.wikipedia.org [01:54:37] just a week ago [01:54:48] You're right, they aren't. [01:54:56] No reason why they have to be, true. [01:55:03] We need to move a page without resetting its entries in categorylinks. [01:55:13] . . . [01:55:22] That sounds like an exceptionally bad situation to be in. [01:55:35] If we move it and it recreates its categorylinks cache entries, it moves itself to the top of the recently published list for all DPLs that have it. [01:55:39] Something unintelligent happened somewhere along the line. [01:55:51] That seems . . . odd. [01:56:12] Ideally, anything between [[ and ]] (or [[ and |) should be treated as nowiki. [01:56:14] So you need to change categorylinks without changing the dates, I guess, is the point? [01:56:23] You wouldnt ever want formatting there. That would solve the problem [01:56:36] It treats the '' as italics, and therefore ignores the link :( [01:56:57] TheFearow, then you also have to escape it everywhere else the page name could possibly occur. Better to just ban the sequence from page names. [01:57:01] If it's a problem. [01:57:15] Oh, dear. [01:57:24] You really can create pages it's impossible to link to? [01:57:26] That's not good. [01:57:26] How do we solve our problem then. [01:57:27] Yes [01:57:33] lol [01:57:44] Thats why it should escape it in every link at least. [01:57:48] Well, first we can make it an illegal title, and auto-move all existing pages on all wikis. [01:57:56] No! [01:58:05] Which would not update categorylinks. [01:58:08] If there are ones on enwikinews, itll make them show as just published the time they are moved. [01:58:10] Wouldnt it? [01:58:22] Actually, it probably would, come to think of it. [01:58:36] Ask for a shell user in #wikimedia-tech to fiddle with the database for you, anyway. [01:58:38] We need someone to go into DB and just change the name in the page table. [01:58:42] OK [01:59:17] Zach: Which page name is it on enwikinews? [01:59:21] you can link to it as [[%27%27test%27%27]] [01:59:38] http://en.wikinews.org/wiki/%27%277th_Heaven%27%27_television_series_comes_to_an_end [01:59:53] TheFearow, and change all the categorylinks entries, but without updating the timestamp column. [01:59:59] ABCD: But DPLs count, which are responsible for 90 [02:00:01] 90% of our to-article links [02:00:13] Arent categorylinks stored by pageid? [02:00:44] cl_from is a page id, cl_to is text. [02:00:50] Not sure which you're concerned about. [02:01:06] This isn't a category page, I guess? Then yeah, it won't refresh the links. [02:01:15] Actually, I have no idea why it would refresh the link dates anyway on move. [02:01:20] Is there any reason for that? [02:01:35] [[%27%277th Heaven%27%27 television series comes to an end]] is a perfectly valid way to link to the page, if that would help [02:01:37] No, but it does [02:01:55] *Simetrical looks at the code [02:01:58] ABCD: We create headline lists with DPLs, which auto create the links as a parser hook. [02:02:13] We cant change the way it links without modifying code [02:02:25] oh, I just realized what "DPL" meant -- sorry [02:03:45] Ah, I see. [02:03:54] It updates categorylinks to change the sort key. [02:04:01] Yes, that update is necessary. [02:12:47] dpl? [02:14:11] DynamicPageList, you feed it a bunch of categories (or other more advance things) and it spits out a ul with the latest articles from them. We use for headlines etc [02:17:19] 03(mod) Remove "Do you want to purge" screen for anons on Wikinews - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=11617 (10fearow00) [02:36:04] What is the difference between the the $user->getNewtalk() on Skin.php line 764, and the $user->getNewMessageLinks() on SkinTemplate.php line 296? [02:38:32] davidmccabe, different return formats? [02:38:45] Simetrical: One has something to do with multiple wikis? [02:39:14] davidmccabe, that too, it seems. But getNewtalk() only returns a boolean. [02:39:27] It looks like the same output is being duplicated by copied-and-pasted code. [02:39:33] What does Skin::pageTitleLinks do? [02:41:54] oh, it looks like it goes in the subtitle. [02:42:04] except... it doesn't. [02:43:13] davidmccabe, there doesn't seem to be copy-pasting between getNewtalk and getNewMessagesLinks. The latter calls the former, in fact. [02:43:33] I mean the calling code. [02:44:02] Ah. [02:44:12] So, is the pageTitleLinks just dead, rotting code at this point? [02:44:20] Or is it just not being invoked on my installation and user account? [02:45:38] 03(mod) Page moves should not create double redirects - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=4578 (10kovo1) [02:47:42] davidmccabe, it's called by non-Monobook-based skins. [02:48:09] oh, ok. [02:49:48] (as grep shows . . .) [02:49:57] *davidmccabe is miffed. [02:50:29] Does it look safe to change these to both call the same code? [02:53:30] No. [02:53:59] davidmccabe, change which to both call the same code? [02:54:16] Skin.php line 764 and SkinTemplate.php line 296? [02:54:34] Simetrical: I have an extension that needs to override the user interface of the new-messages notice. [02:54:40] So, it'd be nice to only have to do that in one place. [02:54:48] I don't see why one is doing the interwiki stuff and the other isn't. [02:55:03] (Although, as far as I can see, that doesn't actually do anything yet) [02:55:44] davidmccabe, the formatting for the two is evidently different for Monobook and non-Monobook. They could maybe be formatted the same but with different CSS, or such. [02:56:11] When Gabriel Wicke made Monobook, nobody bothered adapting the old skins to use the same HTML. [02:56:15] 03(mod) Page moves should not create double redirects - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=4578 +comment (10fearow00) [02:56:16] Or even similar HTML. [02:56:28] davidmccabe: I just did so, I can give you code to override it? [02:56:37] TheFearow: davemccabe@gmail.com [02:56:48] I'll paste it [02:57:24] hi [02:57:33] i need some help [02:57:40] Just ask. [02:57:49] !ask [02:57:49] Don't ask to ask, Don't state: "I have a question", Don't ask: "Is anyone around?" or "Can anyone help?". Just Ask The Question. Also, please read: http://workaround.org/moin/GettingHelpOnIrc [02:58:36] davidmccabe: http://rafb.net/p/kzp4z451.html it works on most skins, i'm working on a version to support all. [02:58:44] It took a lot of work to get that far :p [02:59:47] TheFearow: so I put what I want to go in the box in the $tpl? [03:00:24] In that case, I have $text which is what will appear in the new message bar. Itll overwrite whatever is already there [03:00:36] And the hook is already implemented in trunk? [03:00:48] Yep [03:00:50] i install the mw 1.9.3 and when go home_page the url show "path/index.php/Home_Page", Why this [03:00:53] Awesome. Thanks! [03:01:03] It work on the majority of skins, but not all. [03:01:13] As all skins render it diffferently. [03:01:18] *davidmccabe sighs. [03:01:23] But I think I have a way to do it for all. [03:01:56] You set $wgUser->mNewtalk to true, then use a wfMsg hook to return a different value for the new messages bar text. [03:10:43] why the url show index.php/the_wiki_content [03:11:01] what i need modity to dont show the index.php [03:11:15] im using apache on linux [03:11:28] i install the mw on htdocs/mw folder and run from this folder [03:11:57] space0022s, read the documentation on short URLs. [03:15:22] What should I use to test equality among title objects? [03:15:37] !simpleurl [03:15:37] To create simple URLs (such as the /wiki/PAGENAME style URLs on Wikimedia sites), follow the instructions at http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Short_URL. There are instructions for most different webserver setups. [03:15:38] whoops, nm, equals() [03:15:45] space0022s: See abive [03:19:01] davidmccabe: I can't find maintenance/lqt-schema-change-4.sql in the SVN repository [03:19:14] oops! [03:19:19] I probably forgot to 'svn add' it. [03:20:13] VasilievVV: Thanks for pointing that out. [03:20:19] nvm [03:20:22] 03david * r26578 10/branches/liquidthreads/maintenance/lqt-schema-change-4.sql: Oops, I forgot to 'svn add' this before. [03:21:37] *VasilievVV updated his local lqt test [03:22:26] No user-visible changes in today's commit; the information is simply recorded now, so no more missing data that could be important in the future. [03:23:16] Except the data you never thought to record. [03:24:32] Right. [03:45:29] 03david * r26579 10/branches/liquidthreads/extensions/ (LqtBaseView.php LqtModel.php LqtPages.php): Newtalk notice. Also fixed regression with watchlist hook and CSS. [04:15:50] 03david * r26580 10/branches/liquidthreads/ (30 files in 7 dirs): (log message trimmed) [04:15:50] Merged revisions 26530-26579 via svnmerge from [04:15:50] svn+ssh://david@svn.wikimedia.org/svnroot/mediawiki/trunk/phase3 [04:15:50] ........ [04:15:50] r26549 | greg | 2007-10-09 12:15:35 -0700 (Tue, 09 Oct 2007) | 2 lines [04:15:51] Don't cache category pages if 'from' or 'until' is being used. [04:15:53] ........ [04:38:38] 03nickj * r26581 10/trunk/extensions/ (127 files in 12 dirs): eol style native + removing one unused global [04:59:45] 276 errors [05:00:08] NotACow: Are you *STILL* working on that? [05:03:32] Утро доброе [05:27:05] 03david * r26582 10/branches/liquidthreads/ (extensions/LqtPages.php skins/common/lqt.css): Article and Discussion tabs on Thread pages. [05:37:12] brion-office: Would you be opposed to factoring out the logic of whether a link is known or not into a separate function, for when one just needs the boolean, not the html link? [05:37:58] (specifically, SkinTemplate::tabAction uses a simplified check instead of the real one) [05:38:14] separate from makeLinkObj that is. [06:02:31] does anyone how to do this? http://fivedollarwiki.com/fivebucks/search.php ..when someone searches there, it searches for namespace/names on their wiki page. [06:04:04]