[01:08:59] I have a vague suspicion that some output strings are cached in the user interface language of the previous user. Or something like that. Maybe I more than occasionally see banners or aliases in Bengali because @mahir256 read something on wikifunctions.org shortly before I did. And maybe I'm just saying some nonsense. [03:12:38] I've posted some of them to https://www.wikifunctions.org/wiki/Wikifunctions_talk:Introduction (re @amire80: I'm translating the documentation and I have So Many Questions.) [09:58:18] This is perhaps because Z1-10000 is locked by the dev team? (re @amire80: I'm trying to fix a spelling error of a label. I can open the page for editing. I change the values. I push "Publish". And I get...) [10:31:30] Maybe, but how can one see that it's "locked"? (re @dpriskorn: This is perhaps because Z1-10000 is locked by the dev team?) [10:40:25] The only way I know of is trying to edit it 🤷‍♂️ (re @amire80: Maybe, but how can one see that it's "locked"?) [10:43:18] Not that I can see. [10:43:20] I would like a more clear error message. [10:43:21] If a functioneer right is needed I would like the system to clearly state that to the user. Like in enwiki it's very clear when a page is locked and why/how long/by whom/who can edit [10:43:22] If it is locked by maintainers it should say that. [10:54:23] Editing labels should be allowed without any special functioneer or maintainer permissions, even in builtin objects [Z1-Z10000]. [10:54:24] Here's more information about the particular user rights for different types of edits and their required permissions: https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Wikifunctions/User_rights [10:54:25] If a label edit is being stopped with "user does not have permission to edit" error message, it will most likely be a bug. Would you mind opening a ticket with the info? It would be really useful if you could include the network request and response as logged in the Network tab in the browser dev tools. Thanks! (re @amire80: I'm trying to fix a spelling error of a [10:54:26] label. I can op [10:54:27] en the page for editing. I change the values. I push "Publish". And I get...) [16:33:49] I would like som help with a js implementation of Z18319. I cannot publish an implementation using this JS (https://paste.debian.net/1324869/) which is syntactically correct according to a validator. [16:33:49] I get a not very helpful error "Invalid JSON" which tells me nothing about why the system rejected my javascript code. [16:37:50] I get a Lua error when using the Z+ template with the function above in my user page. Anybody know the cause of this? : https://tools-static.wmflabs.org/bridgebot/6361e8fd/file_63083.jpg [19:42:01] The output of wikitext templates is inserted into pages using `{{}}` syntax. [19:42:17] (a.k.a. "transcluded") [19:42:36] The output of Scribunto modules in inserted into pages using `{{#invoke}}` syntax. [19:42:55] Is there already syntax for inserting a wikifunction output into a page? [19:43:27] I know that it's not yet possible to call a wikifunction from another wiki. It's planned for some foreseeable future, if I'm not mistaken, but it hasn't happened yet. [19:43:49] But is it possible to insert the output of a function into a page in wikifunctions.org itself? [19:48:10] xmlhttprequests don't work, as Z10696 should indicate (re @dpriskorn: I would like som help with a js implementation of Z18319. I cannot publish an implementation using this JS which is syntacticall...) [19:50:51] I don't think so [19:50:52] https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T261472 talks about a `{{#function:}}` syntax which was disabled before the launch of Wikifunctions (re @amire80: But is it possible to insert the output of a function into a page in wikifunctions.org itself?) [19:53:26] you put a right bracket before the closing braces of the template (re @dpriskorn: I get a Lua error when using the Z+ template with the function above in my user page. Anybody know the cause of this?)