[00:00:27] if you use the superuser account, mediawiki will assign the required permissions to the user you specify (IIRC) [00:00:38] hmm [00:00:48] 03(mod) Add [[Special:History/Page]] and [[Special:Edit/Page]] as functional internal wiki links - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=11456 +comment (10danny_b) [00:01:05] should my database host be my website? or my IP address? [00:01:58] Basically, I've switched hosts and I'm setting up this wiki but I haven't published it yet. So right now, instead of jastewart.co.uk it is just an IP address [00:02:56] "localhost" should be fine, if mysql is on the same machine as MediaWiki [00:03:35] lol: Installation successful! [00:03:41] it's the address the db will be reachable from the application host (Apache/PHP) [00:03:52] Thank you very much BrokenArrow, you've been very helpful :D [00:04:14] JAStewart: you are welcome, enjoy. (gtg now, 2 o'clock her!) [00:04:21] wait [00:04:22] one more thing [00:04:39] it says to move the config/localsettings.php file to the parent directory [00:04:50] does this just mean moving it up a folder [00:05:11] ? [00:06:55] yes [00:07:07] it wont let me :s [00:07:42] Should I be moving it up from /config/ to /public_html? [00:07:45] "it" being whom? didn't you have permissions to write there= [00:07:46] ? [00:08:41] yes I have permissions for everything.. [00:09:04] does it HAVE to be moved before I can access my wiki? [00:09:30] if the installer does not fint it in the main dir, it will ask you for the initial config forever [00:09:51] but you can leave a copy in /config/ too, it won't matter [00:10:24] just as long as a localsettings.php is in the parent folder [00:10:52] LocalSettings.php yep [00:11:04] damn it won't let me copy it, or move it [00:11:11] I am logged in, and with the correct details [00:14:00] hmm [00:14:03] I'm confused. [00:14:38] don't know how I can help, it's not a MW issue [00:15:04] Oh well, you've been a great help anyway. Cheers [00:15:36] night! [00:28:11] can svg image be used as site-logo? = does it goes through classical rendering process, or bitmap is necessary? [00:36:36] Danny_B, it's put in a CSS background-image value. However, if you upload it as SVG to the wiki, you can then make the resulting bitmap your logo. [00:36:51] sure [01:24:20] Does anyone know of an extension that would email any wiki user that hadn't looked at the wiki in a specified period of time? I'm PHP fluent enough to modify an existing one that's similar, if such exists. [01:26:15] w3: unles you compress your transfers [01:31:40] sacolcor, you would probably be best off running a totally independent script from cron. Just check the database yourself whenever you want to run the script: the schema is mostly pretty obvious. [01:34:06] Simetrical: Hrm, sadly, my SQL-fu is not particularly storng. I did look at the schema; is there a better field than user_touched? That appears to note the last edit by a user, but I'd really like to look at the last time any page was served to a user. [01:36:07] For context: It's a private wiki with only 6 users, running an RPG; I need to remind the players when they forget to check on the game. [01:37:07] I guess you will need to modify the login function to track user's last login [01:37:13] who wants to hear something REALLY AWESOME? [01:37:18] and then use that for your cron job [01:38:32] thisislobo: I thought about that, but would it work if they keep a persistent cookie, so they don't have to log in? [01:40:25] sacolcor, generally last login isn't tracked in the database, I don't think. You maybe want to use a hook that runs on every page view, somewhere in the software after the user is initialized. Then just write it out to wherever you like. [01:41:27] sacolcor: are your users going to be anonymous? Only then do you need a cookie [01:41:52] If they are going to login, then every time they log in, store the timestamp in the database [01:42:07] thisislobo, eh? Logged-in users use a cookie. They kind of have to, to track their login. [01:42:15] Oh, I think I see. [01:42:36] The point is you want to track the page views, cookies and sessions are neither here nor there. Let MediaWiki initialize the User object and grab the name off it. [01:45:24] Yes, if last login is not a reliable approximation for last pageview, then you'll need to write that hook [01:45:45] thisislobo: The problem is that if they visit when they've already got a cookie, they don't specifically log in - it's like they've just stayed logged in since their last visit...but I *do* want that to reset the timer. I think Simetrical's suggestion might work, though. [01:47:59] *goes to read about how to make a PHP script run a shell script, and then allocates as least as long to learn how to do it without creating a massive security hole*. [01:48:33] sacolcor: if the script itself doesn't open any security holes when it's run by the Apache user, then neither will running it from PHP [01:48:43] especially if it doesn't take user-provided input [01:49:51] Kurt: Good point. That was just a gut instinct, above. [01:51:13] Thanks, folks. [01:52:32] did anyone catch the reference to "Triumph of the Will" on tonight's Office? [01:52:33] I about fell off the couch [01:59:10] *Simetrical has heard of neither Triumph of the Will nor Office [01:59:12] *Simetrical goes to bed [02:00:07] n8 [02:29:35] anyone know how to get more than 100 versions with [[Special:Export]], or at least how to correctly get the next batch of 100 after the first? [03:05:24] hello [03:05:44] I so ronery [03:14:00] does mediawiki need just the libary to use rsvg, or the binary too? [03:16:30] sorry, having internet issues [03:29:55] I don't suppose anyone knows of a way to hack it so that tags can be inside of templates but processed where the template is included? [03:30:52] you mean like.. being used on more than one page? [03:31:00] NedScott: Yes [03:31:14] So, if I have a Template:Foo and Template:Bar containing ..., I can do "First sentence.{{foo}} Second sentence.{{bar}} [03:31:24] And not have them both be [1] :) [03:31:30] http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=8693 [03:31:50] hmm [03:32:30] An 'unsupported' and 'untested' patch exists, but you could tweak it possibly [03:33:26] jamie_hari: Yeah, I rather try to avoid such patches on production wikis :) [03:33:40] Was hoping there may be someway to trick the parser without modifying it directly [03:33:47] you asked for a 'hack'! ;) [03:33:54] jamie_hari: Hehe .. true :) [03:34:18] I am excited for a future fix for bug 8693 myself... [03:34:19] No, it's a big, complicated bug to solve, obviously -- didn't know if someone had maybe come up with a workaround for the time-being [03:35:10] *amidanie1 votes [03:39:18] NotACow: how dare you call me a liar, when I am no such thing [03:40:38] 03(WONTFIX) change rv{end|start}id to rv{min|max}id - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=11541 +comment (10cannon.danielc) [03:41:15] *amidanie1 clearly missed the first part of Kurt and NotACow's convo, but is intrigued by the unusual drama in a techie channel [03:41:54] amidanie1: because of a personal vendetta, NotACow has, on her own, decided that I am to be permanently banned from #wikipedia [03:42:01] everyone I talk to agrees it is bullshit [03:42:08] including people whose opinion actually matters in such things [03:42:20] they are trying to get it sorted out with her [03:42:25] she calls me a liar [03:42:27] hey, it's Kurt! [03:42:31] hi Kurt [03:42:35] hi [03:42:47] Aha, i c [03:42:48] how's the trolling going? [03:42:55] what trolling? [03:42:57] *amidanie1 chuckles [03:44:46] yes, I used to rave on and on about Ayn Rand, and that pissed people off [03:44:49] but I haven't done that in years [03:45:08] show me ONE THING I have done, other than that, to deserve this... [03:45:09] ONE THING [03:46:12] *amidanie1 growls at patch [03:49:11] 03amidaniel * r26953 10/trunk/phase3/ (RELEASE-NOTES includes/api/ApiQueryAllUsers.php): (bug 11562) API: Added a user_registration parameter/field to the list=allusers query. Patch by Bryan Tong Minh . [03:49:33] 03(FIXED) Adding user_registration to the API - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=11562 +patch +reviewed; +comment (10cannon.danielc) [03:50:53] o.O [03:51:05] why kurt banned? [03:51:45] Hey Tim, can I ask if you know anything about the future prospects of an "Image Move" ability? [03:52:26] I heard something about a backend rewrite, but Simmetrical says he was mistaken, and nothing is currently in the works. [03:55:21] the backend work is essentially done, but it doesn't include an image move function [03:55:44] Does it facilitate the future possibility, do you think? [03:56:25] I guess so [03:56:44] although I haven't actually done a poll, I'd dare say it is the most frequently requested improvement... [03:56:51] no, that would be SUL [03:56:55] Much to your (and Brion's) chigrin, I am sure. [03:57:00] SUL? [03:57:12] single user login, shared accounts between wikimedia wikis [03:57:20] ahhh... true [03:57:28] according to the bugzilla vote counts anyway [03:57:45] lol... as if those count. ;) [03:58:04] http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/buglist.cgi?action=wrap&bug_file_loc_type=allwordssubstr&bug_status=NEW&bug_status=ASSIGNED&bug_status=REOPENED&bugidtype=include&chfieldto=Now&emailassigned_to1=1&emailassigned_to2=1&emailcc2=1&emailreporter2=1&emailtype1=substring&emailtype2=substring&field0-0-0=noop&keywords_type=allwords&long_desc_type=substring&short_desc_type=allwordssubstr&type0-0-0=noop&=&votes=5&query_format=advanced&order=bugs.votes,bugs.b [03:58:10] mmm, I think that probably got truncated [03:58:22] No pasting in the channel! hahaha [03:58:28] ouch [03:58:35] http://tinyurl.com/yt6ser [03:58:40] *NotACow is watching woodporn [03:59:10] Almost 2:1! [03:59:28] 03amidaniel * r26954 10/trunk/phase3/ (RELEASE-NOTES includes/api/ApiQueryBacklinks.php): (bug 11588) API: Preserve document structure for empty dataset in backlinks query. (typo fix) [04:00:59] i so want to turn something [04:01:10] i have a cedar 4x4 cutoff that might be fun to turn [04:01:22] 03(mod) List type queries treat empty datasets inconsistently - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=11588 normal->low; +comment (10cannon.danielc) [04:01:49] I don't know why file handling has to be so complicated [04:02:49] well, I guess text handling would be this complicated too if you were forced to use the filesystem as a backend [04:03:16] It can be done though. [04:03:34] of course [04:03:43] 03(mod) session.save_handler being over-ridden - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=11613 +need-review +patch (10cannon.danielc) [04:04:31] TimStarling: filesystems are cranky beasts. [04:04:43] Here's hoping for a mysterious/anonymous donation of $100 M to Wikimedia, so you can hire 100 interns to code the little things while you work on the big stuff. [04:04:46] almost as cranky as developers [04:04:55] NotACow: hahaha [04:05:06] A whole different order of magnitude [04:07:13] good peoples [04:07:17] my major project at the moment is cortado [04:07:34] how mights I export a second batch of 100 versions with [[Special:Export]] [04:07:39] at least the upload system works as advertised, it's feature-poor rather than buggy [04:07:41] offset doesn't seem to work anymore [04:07:58] Stable code is always preferable.... [04:10:21] Ugg ... grep -Ri 'nrecognised value for parameter' includes/api/ [04:10:25] gives me nothing [04:10:36] Where is this error message being made? http://en.wikipedia.org/w/api.php?action= [04:11:46] Aha, found it .. nvm [04:17:52] did I miss anything? [04:18:24] there's a storm here, the line dropped out so I took the opportunity to get everything properly routed through the surge protector [04:19:08] just as well, it's pretty close now, we're getting some light hail [04:19:14] eek [04:19:16] light hail? [04:19:56] you know, as opposed to the stuff that cracks your roof tiles and dents your car [04:20:31] 5-10mm [04:20:49] TimStarling: i have a plastic car, it doesn't dent. :) [04:21:05] well aren't you lucky [04:21:12] heh [04:21:24] *NotACow loves her saturn [04:21:36] well, it's technically my girlfriend's saturn, but i drive it as much as she does :) [04:24:01] Gaaaaaaaahhhhhh ... I kept refreshing the page and going out of my mind because the content wasn't changing regardless of what I did -- because I was refreshing the page on Wikipedia rather than on my comp .......... [04:24:06] *amidanie1 stabs self for stupidity [04:25:18] how mights I export a second batch of 100 versions with [[Special:Export]] [04:25:18] offset should work still [04:25:22] how are you using it? [04:28:16] ok, I'm placing a lot of faith in this little zener diode [04:28:28] that one came with a crackle [04:41:30] *NotACow decides she is done woodworking for tongiht and undoes her hair [04:56:40] Tim: as shown in http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Parameters_to_Special:Export [04:56:47] 03(NEW) Can not delete images - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=11767 15enhancement; normal; MediaWiki: General/Unknown; (x_ray) [04:56:53] note the example link does not work [04:58:01] 03(mod) Can not delete images - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=11767 +comment (10cannon.danielc) [05:00:11] Hey, What's goin' on? [05:00:36] i.e. what can I help w/ [05:01:48] hello [05:01:52] hi [05:01:54] maybe you can help me [05:02:05] what's the problem? [05:02:29] I'm trying to figure out how to export an additional 100 versions using special:export with the offset parameter [05:02:54] http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Parameters_to_Special:Export [05:02:57] I followed that example [05:03:03] but notice how it doens't work [05:03:11] like the link http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Special:Export&pages=Main_Page&offset=2002-01-27T20:25:56Z&limit=5&action=submit [05:03:27] b/c it only does on page? [05:03:34] 03(mod) Can not delete images - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=11767 (10x_ray) [05:04:11] huh? [05:05:27] Why Doesn't it work?? What are you expecting? [05:05:29] meep? [05:05:40] NotACow: Meep-Meep [05:05:45] well, the last link I posted should give the "next five versions" [05:05:49] but it doesn't [05:06:35] Are you thinking that it just exports the page's contents as text? [05:06:48] no, it should export as xml [05:07:09] it does... [05:07:25] but there's only one version [05:07:28] when you click the link [05:07:31] not five [05:07:39] and it's the current version [05:07:54] NedScott: did you import it into your wiki? [05:08:36] no, but you can tell because there's only one set of tags [05:08:55] I was able to export 100 versions of a given article [05:08:58] and import it [05:09:05] but I want the next 100 versions [05:09:52] kk [05:12:52] NedScott: change the offset [05:12:59] 03(mod) Unknown_action error should return an error object - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=11673 15enhancement->normal; +comment (10cannon.danielc) [05:15:38] in what context? [05:15:47] when I use it for the article, I try to offset it by date [05:16:06] so I find the date of the 100th earliest version [05:21:48] try it [05:22:05] or by number [05:24:13] doesn't work [05:24:33] by number, you mean the old ID? [05:26:18] offset from either current or original... [05:26:34] *qsheets doesn't know which is specified [05:26:52] for example [05:27:11] http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=List_of_Rookie_Digimon_%28Part_1%29&direction=prev&oldid=158382727 [05:27:24] that is the 101th reversion of the article, starting from the newest [05:27:45] if I do a normal export I get the current version up until the version before that one [05:28:07] so now I want that version and 99 other versions starting from there [05:28:17] try offset=101 then [05:28:39] or 100? [05:29:39] http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Special:Export&pages=List_of_Rookie_Digimon_(Part_1)&offset=101&limit=100&action=submit [05:29:45] see, it's still showing the most current version [05:29:47] and only one version [05:30:15] g2g... It is 1:30 here... and I have school @ 7:30 [05:30:23] no problem [05:30:26] thanks for trying, though [05:31:00] np [05:38:05] who is downchuck and what is MLMW? [05:43:19] NedScott: offset is a timestamp [05:44:02] not a number [05:44:09] I thought so [05:44:19] ;) [05:44:52] in any case, what would the url look like for the "next 100" in a given example [05:46:54] well, first you might want to get the URL for the first page right [05:47:55] ? [05:48:41] http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Special:Export&pages=List_of_Rookie_Digimon_(Part_1)&limit=2&history=1 [05:48:59] you need history=1 if you want the history rather than just the current version [05:49:19] ooooh [05:50:31] oh dear... [05:50:53] it's also full of bugs [05:51:08] crazy [05:51:59] ok, so to avoid several bugs, you need to use POST instead of GET [05:52:05] so limit=2 means it will only give two versions? [05:52:20] yeah, well it would if it wasn't broken [05:52:27] instead it gives you about 50 [05:52:41] limit=2 will give you 2 versions if you post it [05:52:42] whatever that url is loading is one hell of a page.. [05:53:16] also offset is completely broken if you use GET [05:53:33] post.. [05:55:24] so get something like CURL to do your test requests, instead of using a browser or whatever [05:55:36] ah, ok, I understand [05:56:09] the browser was causing my problem, because it was using GET [05:56:35] well, that's one way of looking at it [05:56:48] the other would be to say that MediaWiki is broken for browsers [05:56:56] ah [06:00:10] Tim: thank you very much [06:00:16] I should be able to export my files now [06:11:06] why does my skin change when I log in? [06:11:31] because your personal skin is set to be different from the default user skin? [06:12:02] where would I set that? [06:12:09] user preferences [06:12:20] ah so it is, cheers [06:12:28] can't I say "the default"? [06:12:34] nope :) [06:12:39] dang, thanks [06:12:50] it starts out default, but once you change it that's the new default for you [06:12:57] gotchya [06:26:26] NotACow: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kirara awww ;) [06:29:33] AaronSchulz: uh, whatever [06:29:53] now that's a pet [06:30:16] *amidanie1 stabs whoever created that show and whoever decided it deserved to be shown on adult swim >:() [06:30:50] *NotACow goes back to differentiating between strings and byte vectors [06:33:22] amidanie1: my roommate hates it too [06:33:33] it's no Cowboy Bebop, but it's cute [06:35:06] amidanie1: Even InuYasha looks cute ;) [06:35:19] weirdo [06:53:23] hello guys [06:53:58] can anybody tell me which is the plugin that looks like a floating windows with the title and some description of the page?! [06:55:57] eri--: [06:57:06] amidanie1: i cannot open that page and don't want a real popup but one that is integrated in the page like ie [06:57:25] http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:Livelets the window that describes this [06:57:46] the one that is under mediawiki extensions in the top right place [07:02:56] anybody [07:20:21] *AaronSchulz downloads the InuYasha opening theme music [07:20:28] amidanie1: :D [07:24:03] <_wooz> lo [07:51:50] amidaniel/amidanie1, I had no idea the API had action=render yet :) [08:05:00] :q! [08:05:20] dk [08:09:55] heh, sorry. any idea where i should go for more info on mwbot? [08:10:24] Ask someone who knows about it [08:10:26] Such as me. [08:10:47] is there somewhere with documentation/descriptions on it? [08:10:56] No, its incredibly simple :) [08:11:03] i kinda stumbled on it, but can't really figure out what it is exactly [08:11:11] You simply type ! then one of the keyword names [08:11:13] Its for help [08:11:18] !simpleurl @ quin [08:11:18] You don't have permission to do that. [08:11:21] Whoops [08:11:24] !simpleurl [08:11:24] 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. [08:11:40] !list [08:11:45] I cant remember the list command [08:11:47] ah, so mostly for helping you guys out here? [08:11:55] Yeah [08:12:40] ok not what i thought then, but thanks though. [08:12:48] i was hoping to find something which would barf wiki changes to my project channel, any suggestions? [08:13:27] kinda like CIA does for SVN i guess :) [09:22:28] How do I add mandatory user registration for editing pages? [09:28:37] 03(mod) New-messages bar not coming up and/ or getting stuck up for IP addresses - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=9213 (10rotemliss_public) [09:33:47] ooh i know this one [09:33:57] kaminix: $wgGroupPermissions['*']['edit'] = false; [09:34:18] hi there [09:34:24] and i think you need this afterward; $wgGroupPermissions['user']['edit'] = true; [09:34:40] g'day [09:34:44] i got a quick question, let me know when the currently discussed problem is solved and i may ask mine [09:34:47] quin: Where do I find that optien? Thanks. :) [09:35:16] kaminix, you must edit your LocalSettings.php, I recommend reading the wikimedia manual :) [09:35:31] *quin read it today while he setup his wiki [09:35:42] Isn't that loooong? :( [09:35:58] yeah, but like any wiki it's broken into sections [09:36:05] with a section dedicated to what you just asked :P [09:36:13] Hrm... :p [09:36:31] when you think about it, it's probably a very common question ;) [09:38:44] True :) [09:40:56] can i ask mine now? [09:40:58] :) [09:43:27] i would like to display a page in mediawiki main. namely: my forum. [09:43:29] I was thinking about an I-Frame. I already added a link in navigation menu, but now i need to know how to integrate an iframe... [09:45:24] there is an extension to display webpages with wiki code in iframes... but that is a lot more then i need. [09:45:37] i'm pretty sure there's an option to not parse html code embedded in wikitext [09:45:41] i just need to display this forum inside the main page [09:48:29] if $wgRawHtml is set [09:48:51] guess i got to place this in front of my html... and somwhere set RawHtml to 1? [09:49:15] LocalSettings.php [09:49:39] 03rotem * r26955 10/trunk/phase3/languages/messages/MessagesHe.php: Fix. [09:49:42] could always write a quick extension yourself, or modify the existing one [09:49:45] but then i allow all html for all pages? [09:49:53] extensions are generally easier [09:50:26] uhm... i can copy + paste and modify a line or two but i am completely new to mediawiki [09:51:29] an extension would be adding a homegrown tag to the wikitext syntax and use it to display an iframe? [09:51:37] same here, i can't really help beyond that [09:51:48] the way I would do it is to make a simple extension [09:52:19] like the fundraising extensions [09:52:21] orkz, that's the gist of it [09:52:36] i could do a page that his a skeleton hmtl document + iframe with my forum... copy it somewhere and... use as a special page? [09:52:56] http://www.google.com/search?q=mediawiki+iframe gives a few results [09:53:06] hi there - I'm having trouble using the Gnuplot extension: it seems that the extension can't create the image files, and I'm not sure which permissions I need to set [09:53:09] or a template, maybe. [09:53:35] Ace_NoOne, contact the extension author? [09:53:44] Ace_NoOne: you mean the WikiTeX one? [09:54:21] gnuplot is graphing, not latex [09:54:22] orkz: there's an extension called FixedImage, have a look at that [09:54:23] TimStarling: I mean http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Gnuplot#Install_instructions for http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:Usage_Statistics [09:55:11] haven't seen that one [09:55:13] quin: I think it's a file permissions issue... and I was hoping someone here could help (I need this ASAP) [09:55:32] does it need to write to it? [09:55:51] quin: I get this error: [09:55:55] The requested URL /upload/gnuplot/af14668d0ef0d75c275e45fe01ea8362.png was not found on this server. [09:56:00] this is looking promising: http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:Anysite [09:56:01] so I assume it attempt to create an img file [09:56:22] *attempts [09:56:26] /upload needs to be writable by the httpd user [09:56:46] it may need an addition not to allow external sites.... [09:56:48] chmod -R a+w ./upload [09:56:57] quin: I just checked; it seems the upload folder has just been created ... hmm [09:57:01] brb [09:58:42] orkz: I'm not sure we're getting through how easy writing an extension would be... [09:58:55] you could just go to LocalSettings.php, write this: [09:59:05] $wgExtensionFunctions[] = 'setupIframe'; [09:59:31] function setupIframe() { global $wgParser; $wgParser->setHook( 'myiframe', 'makeIframe' ); } [09:59:51] function makeIframe() { return ''; } [10:43:06] but how do i put it on a wiki site now? [10:52:00] *orkz runs around in circles [10:57:16] 03magnusmanske * r26957 10/trunk/wiki2xml/php/ (content_provider.php w2x.php wiki2xml.php): Adding option for API-based retrieval (automagic tamplate resolving) [11:00:30] hi there [11:01:28] i got several wikis, using the same server, but different databases - is there a quite simple way to tell them to use the same ImageList? so if one wiki uploads a file, this file becomes available for all wikis? [11:02:12] you could put them all on the same database, using different prefix... but that would still be seperated wikis [11:03:01] if you know what table is used to store the information you want to share, you may make your wiki's add it to all those tables? but i got no idea how [11:03:16] *orkz pokes TimStarling to see if he is awake [11:09:53] anyone else that could help me? i added some lines to localsettings.php to integrate a single iframe (my forum) into my mediawiki, but got no idea how to "call it" in the place where i want to display the forum [11:11:12] how about a template? [11:11:48] orkz: if you're using tim's example, type [11:12:05] i thought about a single iFrame... without activating html or iframes for all users... [11:12:44] thanks flying... will try [11:13:15] working :-) thanks a lot [11:13:55] it's still looking kind of stupid, but now that it is displayed at all, i will be able to fine-tune it. thanks guys [11:19:08] hi all! [11:21:25] hi [11:53:28] ack! using "=" in a template breaks the output!? (e.g. {{Quote|Foo| [http://www.google.com?query=bar Baz]) [11:53:48] yes [11:53:59] what can I do about it [11:54:03] dunno [11:54:10] {{Quote|1=Foo|2=[http://www.google.com?query=bar Baz]) [11:54:21] thanks pengo [11:54:24] np [11:54:39] pengo: 2= doesn't work with multiline contents tho, IIRC? [11:54:54] it doesn't? [11:54:58] lemme try [11:55:00] i never tried [11:56:12] works, pengo - thanks a bunch [11:58:05] cool [12:01:49] 03catrope * r26958 10/trunk/extensions/ChangeAuthor/ChangeAuthor.body.php: ChangeAuthor: Clearing up merge mess [12:05:39] what's the best way setting up a multilanguage wiki? [12:12:08] 03nikerabbit * r26959 10/trunk/phase3/ (7 files in 2 dirs): * Updates to ang, fo, hy, new, nl, tet [12:16:07]