[00:00:09] This is more of a, "I found XYZ to be annoying, so I decided to do something about it instead of complaining." Lot's of work, but.... [00:02:12] yeah, we know the documentation is not so great - http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1 [00:02:35] 03(mod) Add marker that forces a template to be always substituted - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=2003 +comment (10Simetrical+wikibugs) [00:05:30] aBSDaemon: what do you put for "download URL"? [00:05:57] If you upload from a file, it will automatically generate [00:06:02] ah, ok [00:06:19] If the file is located off the site, like at sourceforge or your site, you can post a link. [00:07:32] 03(mod) Add marker that forces a template to be always substituted - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=2003 (10magnusrk+wiki) [00:07:55] no, it's a copy/paste from mw.org, so having a repository to store it is much appreciated :) [00:08:16] adds a level of safety to the end user, as they don't have to worry that someone edited the code [00:13:51] Maybe, I mean some one could upload something in the .zip file that's bad. Virus checking is on the to do list. [00:14:47] true [00:15:27] 03rainman * r30319 10/branches/lucene-search-2.1/src/org/wikimedia/lsearch/ (14 files in 10 dirs): [00:15:27] Suggest engine: [00:15:27] * use context for words within titles (alongside with whole titles, [00:15:27] phrases and words) [00:15:27] * done profiling [00:18:10] hmm, I was in the middle of editing normal pages on my wiki and now the whole thing has broken.. its displaying page content, but the wiki itself seems to have disappeared, and I'm getting script errors on line2, char1 for every page? [00:19:43] got a link? [00:20:05] www.vineyardtheatre.net/wiki/Main_Page [00:21:01] fireflies: what is $wgScriptPath and $wgStylePath set to? [00:21:02] not getting the script errors, but it looks like it can't find the CSS at first glance [00:21:38] $wgscriptpath = "/wiki2" [00:21:48] it's case-sensitive [00:21:56] but that appears to be working fine anyway [00:22:08] ahhh I see the problem [00:22:18] the style path variable isn't correct [00:22:52] my bad.. thanx :) [00:23:24] must have been cached all that time [00:24:20] yeah, I'm getting a css file in the FF developers toolbar I have [00:25:08] refreshed, looking good fireflies [00:25:13] thanx :) [00:33:57] anyone know if ubuntu server edition is a better way to go than it's desktop edition, if eventually I plan to run a server on there as well, but also need it for desktop stuff? [00:37:09] 03aaron * r30320 10/trunk/extensions/FlaggedRevs/ (6 files in 3 dirs): [00:37:09] * Add expiry option to configuration settings [00:37:09] * XHTML fixes [00:38:19] Wiredtape_Away: only difference is that the installer defaults to text and it doesn't install gui packages by default [00:38:29] all the same stuff's available whichever way you install [00:38:45] mmm...feels like a weird semi-protection now [00:39:25] brion: except IPs can still edit \o/ [00:39:41] Wiredtape_Away, use debian for a server OS [00:40:22] That's my opinon, others like Ubuntu OSes... [00:40:23] I always deploy on FBSD for server when I get the option. But that's me... [00:40:26] whee [00:40:42] Monobi, brion, aBSDaemon, thanks for the input :) [00:40:57] debian's great if you like having the options of 10-year release cycle or breaks-all-the-time [00:41:04] lol [00:41:06] hehe [00:41:13] Nah, I like it [00:41:18] imho ubuntu sits at a slightly nicer point for me :) [00:41:23] has anyone tried fedora? [00:41:24] but others may have different preferences [00:41:37] Fedora is a decent desktop. [00:41:50] I'd avoid CentOS. [00:41:53] not for server? [00:42:24] It's linux, it swings both ways. Just helped someone get Oracle 9i working on Fedora the other day [00:43:19] Personally I use MacOSX for desktop and FBSD for most server applications and OBSD if someone is a security nut. [00:43:29] if only I had a mac! :) [00:44:16] I do 3d, graphics, video and audio as well - and unfortunately, I can't afford to go mac yet.. [00:44:47] Video is my primary job. I do web development in the afternoon while projects render. [00:45:45] I do some 3D work in Blender and Lightwave, but as much anymore. [00:46:11] i've used lightwave, like modo a bit more (very similar to lightwave, same core developers) [00:47:10] Modo's modelling? [00:47:19] I actually got new pc hardware today after a long debate whether to go for the new mac pro's (8 core harpertown) -> but lately most of my work has been web, and so less need for that hardware and that price.. [00:47:32] aBSDaemon, ? [00:47:46] Modo 3D, isn't it primarily a modelling application [00:48:15] modelling and texturing (has zbrush abilities), however, lately they' [00:48:20] mac pro looks darling, but i have *no* need for one :) [00:48:21] *they've come into animation [00:48:32] brion, I hear ya... [00:49:44] I bought the last generation G5 quadcore and maxed it out with 8GB of ram from Crucial in 2005. [00:50:00] Use it primarily for Shake work. [00:50:22] And FCP [00:50:52] oh, I love shake! much better than aftereffects... fcp is also good, though I am not sure how much better than premiere (though the additional software that comes with studio is outstanding) [00:51:10] Of course, I'm still ticked about spending $3k for shake and apple dropping the price to $500 7 months later. [00:51:26] hope you got $2500 worth of use out of it :D [00:51:53] Not really. Because I did a lot of work for smaller guys who occationally needed the help on post. [00:52:34] well.. I gotta go for now.. bbl, aBSDaemon, have an online portfolio? [00:52:39] They wouldn't spend $3k on the software, but at $500 they did. However, having the software and knowning how to use it are two different things [00:52:51] not really. I need to create one. [00:53:10] http://www.youtube.com/skunimatrix/ [00:53:19] i'll check it out.. cya.. [00:53:19] some of my work in blender. [00:53:55] http://www.youtube.com/user/skunimatrix [01:15:27] 03aaron * r30321 10/trunk/extensions/FlaggedRevs/FlaggedRevs.pg.sql: Update [01:16:50] 03aaron * r30322 10/trunk/extensions/FlaggedRevs/ (FlaggedRevs.php FlaggedRevs.sql): * Some tweaks, make NOT NULL instead [01:17:18] 03aaron * r30323 10/trunk/extensions/FlaggedRevs/archives/patch-fpc_expiry.sql: * Update [01:33:23] 03aaron * r30324 10/trunk/extensions/FlaggedRevs/ (FlaggedRevs.php FlaggedRevsPage.php): Fix expiry bug [01:35:15] 03aaron * r30325 10/trunk/extensions/FlaggedRevs/FlaggedRevsPage.php: Tweak [01:41:58] 03aaron * r30326 10/trunk/extensions/FlaggedRevs/ (FlaggedRevs.php FlaggedRevsPage.php): More 'infinity' consistency [02:09:53] 03aaron * r30327 10/trunk/extensions/FlaggedRevs/FlaggedRevsPage.php: Some form cleanup [02:12:34] So is intercepting and replace the signature pattern (e.g /~{3,5}/) actually an effort in futility? ParserBeforeStrip isn't early enough and I'm not seeing a feasible hook in r30177 ... partial finger execution I followed: EditPage::getPreviewText leads me to Article and Parser::preSaveTransform, which then leads to Parser::pstPass2 and then it's too late... [02:18:34] Hey guys, I'm writing an extension that uses a hook to ArticleSaveComplete and I'm trying to obtain the URL to the article. Is there an easy way to do this? [02:23:05] hello [02:23:09] if im running media wiki on my own site is it possible to have an rss feed parsed and displayed on the front page [02:33:41] h64: http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:RSS_Reader [02:35:10] h64: There are other RSS extensions as well; try searching http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension_matrix for "RSS". [02:36:09] oh cool thanks [02:39:15] Welcome. [02:40:08] anyone know if you can use ddr2 (675mhz) 2x512mb and ddr2 (800mhz) 2x1gb together? [02:43:32] Wiredtape_Away: there's no definitive answer with memory, they may work together or they may not [02:43:55] especially if they are different brands, and if they are cheap or unbranded types [02:45:16] same brand.. [02:45:22] corsair [02:45:34] they stand a better chance then, corsair are a good name [02:45:35] i've had experience both ways.. sometimes works sometimes doesn't.. [02:56:50] what does/did Special:Blockme do? [02:58:30] MrZ-man: if this SpecialBlockme on koders search is the same thing, it's for an open proxy to block itself [02:58:59] that's what I thought [03:04:47] flyingparchment: hmm, 'modern' seems to have no red-links now? [03:09:07] I'm trying to create a table for http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:ConfirmAccount [03:09:20] I'm using PHPadmin, although I dont know what to enter in for the table [03:10:00] OverlordQ, ^ [03:14:12] \o/ /me figured out how to force preview using PHP [03:14:55] Monobi: just download: http://svn.wikimedia.org/svnroot/mediawiki/trunk/extensions/ConfirmAccount/ConfirmAccount.sql [03:15:12] then select your DB from the menu, and then click the Import tab [03:15:52] be sure to read the message at the top of the .sql file if you're using table prefixes [03:51:14] 03(mod) Add marker that forces a template to be always substituted - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=2003 (10circee) [03:52:47] hi all [03:53:23] someone could help me abit with an extension? [03:54:50] Acolytee, shoot [03:54:54] Acolytee: ask away :) [03:55:16] I'm planning on creating a tooltip extension via pure CSS [03:55:52] ok... [03:56:03] but not sure which way to go from herE: http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extending_wiki_markup\ [03:56:29] my thoughts were to go with link markup [03:56:41] because I am after creating a tooltip that uses transclusion [03:56:46] Acolytee, are you looking for much more than this: http://en.wiredtape.com/wiki/Template:tooltip [03:57:09] acolytee, disregard that.. (it doesn't transclude) [03:57:21] there is an extension that exists with these capabilities [03:58:02] ah.. that's good.. because guys at WoWWiki have went a loooong way around via using AJAX, etc... [03:58:18] helo! how do I increase the session time for everyone, at the moment it loggs people out pretty quick [03:58:43] Nai, what do you mean? for editing? [03:58:57] well i have it set so people have to login even to view [03:59:04] so when try to do anything editing/viewing, it says sorry must login [03:59:24] loggin in and staying that way is handled by cookies who's length are set to one month [04:00:09] I have many login pages from different softwares open in my webbrowser, this is the only one that considered me logged out (mediawiki) [04:00:24] happens on another user's computer system too "bloody thing keeps logging me out" he says [04:00:39] Nai: I know this is kinda obvious, but make sure that session support is enabled in php.ini ;) [04:00:56] perhaps both of you don't accept cookies as well... ? [04:02:00] Wiredtape: .... [04:02:26] Skizzerz: will check that, I see 4 php.ini files on the system [04:02:52] yep, big yawn [04:03:16] Nai, sounds like an interesting problem.. check the php.ini's .. tell me what you find.. [04:03:22] VasilievVV, have a moment? [04:03:59] Wiredtape: yes [04:04:15] !b 12832 [04:04:15] --mwbot-- http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=12832 [04:04:21] a penny for your thoughts.. [04:04:43] Nai: how'd I use it to make it show transcluded page with link? add span class? [04:05:27] Acolytee, you mean me? [04:05:34] *Nai nods, runs [04:05:55] Ah, sorry, yes, Wiredtape [04:06:22] Say, I have a page using template: http://www.armadahq.com/wiki/index.php5?title=Missile [04:06:32] Wiredtape: AJAX search is a prefix index search [04:06:44] How'd I create a link to it with tooltip when .hover? [04:07:00] Acolytee, take a look at the extensions matrix, search for tooltip.. there is an extension that handles this.. [04:07:43] cheers [04:07:57] VasilievVV, prefix index search? why? [04:09:55] Wiredtape: it's like google suggest. Not "search", but suggester [04:11:01] Also, only prefix index SQL-queries are efficient [04:11:25] Wiredtape: confirmed all php.ini files specify cookies to be used, and that session timeout is when browser restarts. I still think it may be an option in mediawiki config somewhere [04:11:39] VasilievVV, hmm.. to what extent? how much of a difference is it? you scan the entire title index either way.. [04:12:08] No [04:12:21] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trie [04:14:27] Also, I understand the implications of a "suggestor" however, when using google suggest you eventually get to a search page.. on mw suggest, you would need to know that it is only a prefix search to understand that there might be more articles if you searched.. [04:15:53] regarding prefix, I understand now why it's much more effecient, guess I didn't think about it... [04:16:48] Nai, I don't know.. perhaps.. VasilievVV, do you know of any config option in mw that sets session timeouts, or how long you stay logged in? [04:17:07] I guess it's in cookie [04:17:12] lemme check [04:17:15] that's what i said.. [04:17:25] 1 month from creation if I remember correctly [04:20:44] wgCookieExpiration [04:20:49] !wg CookieExpiration [04:20:49] --mwbot-- http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:%24wgCookieExpiration [04:21:20] Wiredtape: that tooltip displays plain text.. I'm not sure how to extend it to allow transclusions... a little pointer? [04:22:27] Acolytee, I think you somehow misunderstood, the tooltip link I showed you at first wasn't the extension.. give me a sec.. [04:22:44] yes, I know about the first one... [04:23:26] ok.. there's an extension that uses js to pull articles for transclusion into tooltip.. [04:23:37] got link? [04:24:50] i'm looking for it.. [04:28:44] 03nad * r30328 10/USERINFO/nad: Adding my info :) [04:28:50] Acolytee, unfortunately I can't find it.. it was in existance though.. :) [04:31:51] I thought that, given that parameterless template is like {:{{{1}}} }} [04:32:10] it could be achieved by calling {{tooltip|Missile}} [04:32:11] 03tstarling * r30329 10/trunk/extensions/OggHandler/PEAR/File_Ogg/ (package.xml package2.xml): Preparation for PEAR release [04:33:21] I have an idea for you.. [04:33:51] use extension includearticle.. and then write the template to use includearticle.. with it's article option as a template var... [04:34:19] there isn't really any need to include any other extension... here: http://psacake.com/web/jl.asp [04:34:37] the only extension it needs is an tag one.. [04:34:56] since you have to specify the a.hover one... [04:35:47] href="http://www.w3.org/Style/CSS/">csscascade style sheets, the [04:35:47] separation from content and presentation [04:35:59] Acolytee, than maybe I don't understand what you mean by transclude.. I thought you wanted to transclude content from a different article.. [04:36:19] yes.. [04:36:30] doesn't span allows to include a
into it? [04:37:14] when I transclude, it basically takes out a
from {{tooltip}} template outside of tags.. [04:38:19] it does allow that... : http://www.tanguay.info/temp/tooltip/ [04:39:12] ok.. I think transclude isn't the best word.. [04:39:23] why [04:39:33] because you don't want to get content from a different article.. [04:39:38] I do. [04:39:51] how in the world would you do this from css [04:39:51] ? [04:40:07] css simply tracks .hover event [04:40:13] ok.. [04:40:54] you see, what you are talking about.. is transcluding a template (that makes the tooltip..) and applying a variable to it.. [04:41:21] so in article bla you would have {tooltip|tip="..."}} , [04:41:41] no, no.. article has {{component}} template... [04:41:51] component? [04:41:54] http://www.armadahq.com/wiki/index.php5?title=Missile [04:42:11] just a template that constructs a ... well, you can call component a tooltip.. [04:42:23] or use them interchangeably.. [04:43:05] what I need is to have something like {{tooltip|Missile}}, which creates a link to Missile article with a tooltip from that article... [04:43:34] where tooltip is constructed from outside of part of Missile article. [04:43:51] which is, basically, just a {{component}} or {{tooltip}} part of that article [04:45:23] but, as seen from here: http://www.tanguay.info/temp/tooltip/ [04:45:43] the tag includes a sub- tag with content of the tooltip... [04:46:00] and further on, the
[04:46:12] 03tstarling * r30330 10/trunk/extensions/OggHandler/PEAR/File_Ogg/ (package.xml package2.xml): Version 2 package file only [04:48:14] hmm.. I could probably use extension for that... [04:49:02] I think I have no idea what you are talking about :) [04:49:09] I've taken a look at the examples.. [04:49:37] all I see are an article that uses a template called component, and sets values.. [04:49:43] correct [04:49:51] do you know how transclusion works? [04:49:56] and a webpage, that shows creating a css tooltip, made of html, using a:hover.. [04:50:18] so, where are you lost? [04:50:19] I don't see any transclusion other than the template usage on the missle article.. [04:50:40] correct... see above where I say HOW pure CSS tooltips behave... [04:50:55] They insert the ACTUAL tooltip into tag... [04:51:17] who sets the tooltip? [04:51:26] This is an example
[04:51:39] outside s are no big deal.. [04:52:50] Ah.. I see where you're lost.. [04:53:11] I don't have a problem with your html, or css , or idea.. except one thing: it's either, you are going to have to set the tooltip everytime you use this template.. (which is what I understood in the first place..) - or you think you could somehow pull content from a different article.. [04:53:17] The template I will be invoking to create link to page + tooltip, say, is called {{tooltiplink}} [04:54:19] it, in turn, will use [[{{{1}}}]] for link to the article, plus it will use {{: {{{2}}} }} for transclusion of part of that article [04:55:08] the problem lies in the part that somewhere, somehow, I must make sure that the {{: {{{2}}} }} part lies INSIDE the [[{{{1}}}]] link... [04:56:23] so you can't do [[{{{1}}}|{{{2}}}]] [04:56:26] ? [04:56:39] err.. and what will that do? [04:56:57] {{{2}}} [04:57:18] that won't do the trick altogether [04:57:25] see last example given... [04:57:43] which one? [04:58:15] text with link must be at {{{1}}} [04:58:31] last one, with phuzion: no to another category [08:08:19] http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Sidebar should have all the information you might need [08:08:38] or I guess I would just create a subcategory in that category... would be the best way to go about doing it... [08:08:43] thank you [08:08:48] You're welcome [08:12:32] Nevermind, I figured it out [08:15:24] 03(NEW) Can' t grant user rights or bot rights because of incorrect namespaces - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=12843 major; normal; Wikimedia: General/Unknown; (servien) [08:21:48] 03raymond * r30336 10/trunk/phase3/languages/messages/MessagesNds_nl.php: * (bug 12843) Remove localizations for special page names from extensions. Should not be in core and breaks access to these special pages. [08:23:50] 03(FIXED) Can' t grant user rights or bot rights because of incorrect namespaces - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=12843 +comment (10raimond.spekking) [08:24:22] Sorry to bother, but I'm in a bit of a hurry and need to run mediawiki (preferably) on PHP 4.4.4 and MySQL 4.0.13.. just found out that 1.6.10 requires MySQL 4.0.14, so what options are there ? [08:29:25] I would sarcasticly say use a non ancient mysql, but truthlfully, I really dont know [08:32:08] I've got no access to fix that my self and if I'm to rely on support then I wont get this running as quickly as I'd like :s [08:33:07] is 4.0.14 critical ..? can i work around it? [08:50:46] well well thanks anyway OverlordQ. I'll solve this now [08:52:19] Can someone explain how to add a button to the top of my page, like edit this page, or discussion, but with a constant link to a defined article, only for myself? [08:54:25] hey people - does anyone have an automatic redierct from www.domain.com -> www.domain.com/wiki/Main_Page and also have Google Analytics installed? i need to know what URL you put in your Analytics profile... cos mine's not being recognised... [08:56:39] fishsponge, is your wiki actually located in domain.com/wiki? like, the page would be domain.com/wiki/index.php? [08:57:03] well, i'm using mod_rewrite, to the page is located in domain.com/wiki/Main_Page [08:57:13] but Google doesn't know about mod_rewrite, so that's effectively the URL [08:58:07] Hmm, beats me. I assume you've read the Short URLs article? [08:58:10] manual page* [08:58:30] yeah, been all through that [08:58:40] i think it's a redirect thing, maybe.... hear me out for a sec if you would... [08:58:59] alright [08:59:09] I can't promise I can provide any useful advice, though [08:59:09] www.domain.com gives a "301 Moved Permanently" redirect to www.domain.com/wiki/ [08:59:19] that's ok - a second pair of eyes.etc... [08:59:23] right [08:59:57] www.domain.com/wiki/ gives a "301 Moved Permanently" redirect to www.domain.com/wiki/Main_Page [09:00:09] and that's where the Analytics code *IS* properly installed... [09:00:16] can you see any problem with that? [09:00:31] i can't... perhaps google is just being annoyingly slow... [09:00:56] well, no - it does keep checking and it says it can't find it... [09:01:49] You need to install Google Analytics into the MediaWiki code, sounds like [09:02:10] did you read the msg that said "and that's where the Analytics code *IS* properly installed..." [09:06:26] Hmm [09:06:46] I don't know much about GA's code, so I'm sorta useless [09:06:48] sorry [09:06:52] :/ [09:08:07] Ok, you probably understand more about Short URLs than I do, wanna help me out for a quick second? [09:08:26] I think we're looking to do the exact same thing, minus me using Google Analytics [09:11:15] Eh, nevermind, I'll talk to the server admin about it tomorrow [09:35:27] 03(mod) DOM-Like Preprocessor Automatically Expands First Argument - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=12842 (10roan.kattouw) [09:46:19] help me please, i integrate treeview4 in sidebar, but white block have width 100% [10:22:45] 03huji * r30337 10/trunk/ (8 files in 8 dirs): Adding/updating Persian translations [10:24:06] http://pear.php.net/package/File_Ogg [10:26:21] 03(NEW) Wrong errormessage from includes/Math.php - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=12844 trivial; low; MediaWiki: General/Unknown; (fredrik.agert) [10:26:33] good morning [10:26:58] i have a question. is it possible to let my mediawiki interpret   [10:27:08] is there an extension that automatically links words to pages with that word in the pages name? [10:27:27] i.e. if i insert       to get 3 empty spaces [10:29:06] 03(mod) CreateMessageIndex.php throws an error message - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=12565 (10huji.huji) [10:29:29] odb|fidel_: Just tell the code it is html ie. [html]     [/html] [10:30:17] 03tstarling * r30338 10/trunk/tools/dumpHTML/ (compress-html do-edition queueController.php queueSlave): updates to match the new extension [10:30:27] seems like [html] is not interpreted too :D [10:31:39] maybe... let me check [10:31:59] 03tstarling * r30339 10/trunk/extensions/DumpHTML/dumpHTML.inc: bug fixes for image snapshot feature and profiling [10:32:34] josiah: most html keys are working out of the box without explicit html start tag [10:32:44] so i dont think that is the solution...but give it a try [10:32:48] its not [10:32:49] does not work here either [10:32:53] just tried [10:32:55] sorry man :) [10:33:11] %20 might work [10:33:27] in a url [10:39:17] josiah:   works [10:39:24] it was just the missing ; [10:39:28] :P [10:40:58] 03(mod) Wrong errormessage from includes/Math.php - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=12844 (10fredrik.agert) [10:41:05] 03huji * r30340 10/trunk/phase3/languages/messages/MessagesFa.php: Adding/updating Persian translations [10:42:28] 03(NEW) Raw interwiki transclusion should be a configuration option - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=12845 15enhancement; normal; MediaWiki: General/Unknown; (roan.kattouw) [10:45:48] 03tstarling * r30341 10/trunk/extensions/OggHandler/ (PEAR/File_Ogg/File/README README): My File_Ogg now released as 0.3.0 in PEAR. [11:18:48] odb|fidel_: lol [11:19:35] can someone tell me why this doesnt wrap itself: http://wiki.ourcs-cart.com/index.php/Order_ID [11:24:33] because it's a
[11:25:15] 	remove the spaces from the start of the lines
[11:25:26] 	So it looks very messy.... I guess I could seperate the lines but than it will look odd on a different resolution
[11:26:00] 	a leading space is one way of switching to preformatted mode in mediawiki
[11:27:05] 	How many spaces are requred to get the box around the text... Im not using pre I just space it five times so that I can edit the words inside for bold etc
[11:28:53] 	Ok I see that it only requires two spaces
[11:29:01] 	but still doesnt wrap the text on the site
[11:29:14] 	make it editable and I'll fix it for you
[11:29:30] 	"You have to log in to edit pages."
[11:30:19] 	http://pastebin.ca/886044
[11:30:29] 	You used pastebin before?
[11:30:43] 	dude, I can see the source already
[11:30:49] 	oh lol
[11:30:55] 	it's not like you have page views restricted
[11:31:19] 	can i make one single article editable by everyone?
[11:31:50] 	don't think so
[11:31:59] 	No
[11:32:16] 	would you mind just doing it in a sandbox?
[11:32:21] 	for me
[11:33:12] 	03(mod) Double-parse in parser function results - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=5678  (10gangleri)
[11:35:57] 	http://test.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Sandbox&oldid=33061
[11:36:21] 	wikitext is not HTML
[11:36:31] 	byebye & thanks for the help
[11:37:29] 	but what about the colored box around the note... I want that :). Would also like to know if there is a way to edit the way that is presented.
[11:39:04] 	http://test.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Sandbox&oldid=33062
[11:39:22] 	but I wouldn't bother if I were you
[11:39:47] 	Nice... why not bother?
[11:40:08] 	because pretty boxes and ugly wikitext are not what wikis are about
[11:40:15] 	wikis are meant to be both easy to edit and read
[11:40:37] 	I was hoping there was a way I could edit a css file or something to change the defualt look 
[11:40:46] 	sure
[11:40:50] 	MediaWiki:Common.css
[11:40:54] 	obviously if you use 
 it's going to wrap off the side of the screen
[11:40:57] 	I love the way these guys did this: http://kb.cs-cart.com/
[11:41:11] 	run off, I mean
[11:41:25] 	and spaces make it use pre or is that something else?
[11:41:25] 	josiah: which part?
[11:41:39] 	josiah: spaces do, and you can also wrap in 
 text 
[11:41:44] you could use descendant selectors, or do what I did but use a class [11:41:45] (spaces at the start of a line) [11:41:58] Werdna: he doesn't want
, he just likes the pretty box
[11:42:03] 	oh, right.
[11:42:05] 	exactly
[11:42:06] 	:)
[11:42:32] 	well, you can edit MediaWiki:Common.css (that and it gets added as a stylesheet for every page
[11:42:33] 	or if I could do like what they did here: http://kb.cs-cart.com/download
[11:42:37] 	erm, that's a wiki page.
[11:43:08] 	and then you can use 
my text
to add it to the page. [11:44:19] ok. is there a way I could set up a new command to do a customer
for each box... ie [11:44:30] and set to whatever I want it to look like [11:44:38] josiah: yes, write a parser extension. [11:44:52] lol i dont know how to write extensions :) [11:44:59] so in other words no [11:45:03] haha [11:45:11] ok well thank you guys... ill use
[11:45:30] I'm glad you didn't ask about descendant selectors, they suck [11:45:51] just put a class on everything, that's the way to go [11:46:39] ok [11:46:48] now i want to know about descendant selections lol [11:46:54] no you don't :P [11:48:44] how do I see what the current css is for the site? [11:49:48] use firebug [11:49:54] http://www.getfirebug.com [11:49:56] if you have firefox, that is [11:50:16] thats all i can use on this computer really... well the only thing worth using :) [11:50:25] hehe [11:50:33] there isnt another css file that is already in place [11:50:43] there should be some [11:50:45] not common.css [11:50:50] ok [11:50:51] thank you [11:50:53] yes, that'll be empty [11:51:01] but there are some other ones that come with mediawiki [11:51:02] yeah. [11:51:11] i was hoping for something to go off of when making my own [11:51:25] are there any sites that offer wiki skins? [11:51:29] I dunno [11:51:31] google it [11:51:48] doesnt pull up much for sites... at least nothing I can see that offers downloading [11:52:05] is there another wiki cms besides mediawiki? [11:52:07] *Werdna shrugs. [11:52:10] sure [11:52:13] check it on wikipedia :P [11:52:24] search wikipedia for comparison of wiki engines, or something [11:52:27] I know it's there [11:52:35] ok thank you [11:52:42] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_wiki_software [11:52:59] ah [11:53:10] wow lots of them [11:54:47] You'd think that the section on MediaWiki would be relatively comprehensive. [11:54:49] You'd be wrong. [11:55:43] is mediawiki the largest one? [11:55:52] largest project [11:57:19] hello [11:57:46] could someone say me if it is possible to split the db of mediawiki in two db's? [11:57:57] *Werdna goes to bed, to read [11:58:02] my webhosting limits me to 45mo db [11:58:09] gluck_: yes, text can go into a separate database [11:58:13] and i approach the limit [11:58:19] cool! an url? [11:59:36] gluck: which wiki is that? [12:00:49] mine? a french one http://www.wikignole.be [12:02:33] we call the feature to put text in a different DB "external storage" [12:02:41] you can read about it in DefaultSettings.php [12:02:59] thanks a lot, i'll check it [12:03:04] $wgExternalStores, $wgExternalServers and $wgDefaultExternalStore [12:11:34] 03(FIXED) CreateMessageIndex.php throws an error message - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=12565 +comment (10niklas.laxstrom) [12:18:50] how can I set global permissions/themes/etc? [12:32:47] 03(NEW) IE rtl.css issue in RTL wikis special: Preferences when selecting an LTR user language - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=12846 trivial; normal; MediaWiki: User interface; (gangleri) [12:32:49] 03(mod) RTL/bidirectional issues (tracking) - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=745 (10gangleri) [12:35:56] 03(mod) Internet Explorer (IE) issues on Windows (tracking) - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=640 (10gangleri) [12:35:56] 03(mod) IE rtl.css issue in RTL wikis special: Preferences when selecting an LTR user language - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=12846 (10gangleri) [12:36:01] 03(mod) CSS (tracking) - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=12788 (10gangleri) [12:38:06] 04(REOPENED) CreateMessageIndex.php throws an error message - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=12565 +comment (10huji.huji) [12:42:20] 03(NEW) Custom namespaces for Laos Wikipedia - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=12847 15enhancement; normal; Wikimedia: General/Unknown; (passawuth) [12:48:52] 03(NEW) Custom namespaces for Laos Wikipedia - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=12848 15enhancement; normal; MediaWiki: Internationalization; (raimond.spekking) [12:48:53] 03(mod) Custom namespaces for Laos Wikipedia - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=12847 (10raimond.spekking) [12:50:29] 03(mod) Custom namespaces for Laos Wikipedia - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=12847 +comment (10raimond.spekking) [12:51:08] 03(mod) Namespace translations for Laos - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=12848 summary (10raimond.spekking) [12:53:31] 03grondin * r30342 10/trunk/phase3/languages/messages/ (MessagesPt.php MessagesPt_br.php): Localisation updates for aliases and skinsnames messages from Betawiki [12:54:33] 03grondin * r30343 10/trunk/phase3/languages/messages/MessagesPt_br.php: Localisation updates for core messages from Betawiki [13:00:52] Can anybody tell me what wiki kb.cs-cart.com is using? [13:02:30] 03siebrand * r30344 10/trunk/extensions/Asksql/ (Asksql.php Asksql_body.php): [13:02:30] * update code [13:02:30] * delay message loading [13:02:30] * add $wgExtensionCredits [13:02:30] * remove trailing whitespace [13:11:54] hey guys [13:14:08] hi [13:14:18] hi hi [13:14:33] 03siebrand * r30345 10/trunk/extensions/Translate/ (README Translate.php): Add link to special page in extension credits description [13:16:11] how can I set global permissions? I'm getting a lot of spam and I'd like to restrict access to users who have a valid login and email. [13:16:55] can someone help me ? id like to create a homepage with mediawiki, but i have no experience with it [13:17:21] i already installed mediawiki on a server and its running [13:17:46] but i have no idea of how to edit the menu on the left [13:17:55] Ameise: how much do you pay? [13:18:07] for what ? [13:18:15] !sidebar | Ameise [13:18:15] --mwbot-- Ameise: To edit the navigation menu on the left, edit [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]] using its special syntax. For more details, see . [13:19:10] that was helpful^^ [13:19:24] seems to be quite easy afterall^^ [13:19:47] !rights | zeroflag [13:19:47] --mwbot-- zeroflag: For information on customizing user access, see < http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:User_rights >. For common examples of restricting access using both rights and extensions, see < http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Preventing_access >. [13:20:15] !spam | zeroflag [13:20:15] --mwbot-- zeroflag: For more information about combating and handling spam in MediaWiki, see . [13:20:26] the second may also be of interest. [13:31:35] 03siebrand * r30346 10/trunk/extensions/AssertEdit/ (AssertEdit.php AssertEdit_body.php): [13:31:35] * use $wgAutoloadClasses [13:31:35] * rename wfX() -> efX() [13:31:35] * add version in extension credits [13:32:43] 03huji * r30347 10/trunk/extensions/ParserFunctions/ParserFunctions.i18n.magic.php: Adding/updating Persian translations [13:41:05] 03(mod) IE rtl.css issue in RTL wikis special: Preferences when selecting an LTR user language - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=12846 (10Simetrical+wikibugs) [13:41:17] I want to make mediawiki display the interface's language (for unregistered users) according to the user's browser, not according to $wgLanguageCode. is that possible? [13:44:01] 14(INVALID) Wrong errormessage from includes/Math.php - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=12844 +comment (10huji.huji) [13:55:12] 03(mod) IE rtl.css issue in RTL wikis special: Preferences when selecting an LTR user language - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=12846 (10huji.huji) [13:55:22] 03(mod) Wrong errormessage from includes/Math.php - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=12844 (10fredrik.agert) [14:01:41] anyone remmeber that bug/issue report for moving Images? [14:04:20] 03(mod) Wrong errormessage from includes/Math.php - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=12844 (10raimond.spekking) [14:07:41] 03(NEW) Add MediaWiki to http://download.wikimedia.org/ - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=12849 15enhancement; normal; Wikimedia: Downloads; (raimond.spekking) [14:33:05] does anyone know how to get UNC paths working on media wiki 1.6? I followed the instructions for the newer version because I didn't see anything specific about 1.6... there was some changes I had to make to the two extensions that were in use for 1.6 but not specific to the UNC path [14:40:51] 03(FIXED) Localization of Special:Version - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=10365 +comment (10raimond.spekking) [15:04:39] if i want only select pages to use a javascript menu, how would i go about doing that? [15:04:51] i know common.js is for all pages, but i dont really want that [15:06:57] anyone? [15:10:58] 03nikerabbit * r30350 10/trunk/extensions/Translate/ (CreateMessageIndex.php export.php): * Fix checks [15:23:04] 03(mod) Sortable table date sorting - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=8226 (10seventowers) [15:26:51] 03(mod) Sortable table date sorting - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=8226 +comment (10niklas.laxstrom) [15:35:06] 03(mod) Oracle support - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=652 +comment (10jasonrsears) [15:38:20] O_o [15:43:03] 03(mod) Sortable table date sorting - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=8226 +comment (10seventowers) [15:55:39] is there any difference in how these lines are parsed $wgExtraNamespaces = array(104 => 'new',105 => 'new_Talk'); $wgExtraNamespaces = array(104 => "new",105 => "new_Talk"); one uses " the other ' ' [15:56:04] I pretty new to this is you can't tell :) [16:05:03] I'd like to use a mysql query to grab some text data from a mediawiki install. The data is just plaintext contents of a specific page. Where should I be looking? [16:13:44] Hi [16:14:03] *e_s_p is evanpro AKA Evan Prodromou from Wikitravel et. al. [16:14:55] So here's a question: I'm doing some parser functions for Microformats (http://microformats.org/) [16:15:12] I'm doing them as parser functions rather than tag extensions so that they work well in templates [16:16:29] The big bummer, though, is that the kinds of functions I'm writing have many, many possible arguments (like >20) and usually only a few will be used at any one time [16:16:52] So I've got two ideas as to what to do. [16:17:46] One is to fake up named parameters for the function. Like, {{#hcard:name=Evan Prodromou|email=evan@prodromou.name}} [16:18:13] anyone happen to know the bug for renaming images? [16:18:42] Where my code does the work of converting the argument "email=evan@prodromou.name", etc., into an associative array [16:18:43] nevermind. 709, looks like. [16:19:05] The other option is to just use positional parameters, and have a wrapper template for the function [16:19:31] Which makes installation a little harder, and makes the function a little less flexible [16:20:41] Now that I think about it, the second option is probably going to cause everyone the least headaches [16:20:50] Problem solved! [16:20:56] Thanks for the therapy session, folks. [16:21:03] hey evan, is this http://microformats.org/wiki/ the wiki you'll be developing for? [16:21:09] No [16:21:27] I'm writing extensions to generate microformats on other wikis [16:21:53] Ah ok. I was gonna say 1.4 might need an upgrade to do parser functions :) [16:22:28] Yeah [16:23:15] but I like that associative array idea... while it's less "user friendly" for people using the wiki, there might be some cool stuff you can do with it... [16:23:15] siebrand: ping. [16:23:46] My worry is that I write it, and then in a later version of MW some other named-parameter system is developed [16:23:56] But I guess I just roll with it, then. No biggie. [16:24:16] Actually, I thought it was more user-friendly. [16:25:35] provided that your users remember to name their parameters when calling the function, also it would make adding functionality to a function easier down the road [16:25:35] Take, for example, an hcard [16:26:03] TimStarling: pin [16:26:04] If I use positional parameters, then a nearly-empty call might look like: [16:26:29] {{#hcard:Evan Prodromou|||||||||||||||||||||evan@prodromou.name||||||||}} [16:26:40] Not exactly the easiest thing to get right [16:26:52] e_s_p: not true. [16:27:01] orly? [16:27:14] if that's param {{{9}}}, you can do: {{#hcard:Evan Prodromou|9=evan@prodromou.name}} [16:27:33] That's a nice shortcut [16:27:43] 03(mod) Sortable table date sorting - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=8226 +comment (10seventowers) [16:28:03] that's true for templates, but is it true for parser functions? [16:28:15] true. i don't know. [16:28:29] Oh [16:28:41] If I've got a wiki with pages named A through Z .. each containing one sentence, and I want to create a file that contains all the sentences concatenated together. Which method would you recommend? [16:29:26] Make a file called "Everything" that contains "{{:A}} {{:B}} {{:C}} ... {{:Z}}" [16:29:42] By "file" I mean "page" [16:30:05] 03raymond * r30351 10/trunk/phase3/ (4 files in 3 dirs): [16:30:05] Tweak for r30349: Use existing message 'and' instead of introducing a new one. Thanks to SPQRobin :) [16:30:05] Message 'and' moved to a more general section in maintenance/language/messages.inc [16:30:57] e_s_p: I'll give that a shot, thanks. [16:31:15] 03(mod) Cannot rename/move images and other media files. - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=709 (10morbus) [16:31:23] CharlieHuggard: the other option is to have a wrapper template [16:31:40] Like Template:hc or something [16:32:09] Simetrical: ping. [16:32:14] howdy, since when does mediawiki support the subpages feature? [16:32:38] Which looks like "{{#hcard:{{{name|}}}|{{{email|}}}|{{{phone|}}}|...}}}" [16:32:54] PlasmaHH: as long as I can remember... before there were numbered versions [16:33:01] e_s_p: thanks a lot [16:33:11] I think it dates back to pre-phase3 [16:33:19] e_s_p: if you're writing this parser func yourself, can't you accept param '9' and param 'email' to be the same thing? [16:33:23] then you get the shortcut. [16:33:31] yes [16:33:45] I can write some code that lets the parser function take named parameters [16:35:22] AaronSchulz_: ping? [16:36:00] Morbus: pong! [16:36:15] Morbus: my choice is between faked-up named parameters, and using a template wrapper [16:36:30] e_s_p: If I wanted to create a list of all of those sentences, but generate the list based on similar named pages .. like {{:mypage-A}} {{mypage-B}} .. should i look into using a template? .. Or is there a better tool I should research? [16:37:07] Do you want links to the pages, or the content of the pages? [16:37:28] Yeah, a template is probably fine there [16:38:24] What I've got now is adequate, with just the contents .. but I'd really like it if I could have the name of the page on the left, followed by its contents .. or even better .. a parsed and truncated name (each name has a timestamp in it and the timestamp is what I'd like) .. then maybe parse and truncate some of the data in the page too :) [16:39:32] too complicated for a noob like me? [16:39:43] or will template research get me there? [16:46:23] siebrand: oh, hey. i was wondering if you've been following the image renaming/moving stuff on bug 709? and if it's similar, or Coming Real Soon Now, to the MediaMoveBot over at Commons? I'm working up to a large (10,000+) image database, and am in dire need of renames. [16:46:27] 03siebrand * r30352 10/trunk/extensions/ (6 files in 5 dirs): [16:46:27] * add OBSOLETE for GiveRollback, Makebot, Makesysop, and Oversight [16:46:27] * remove GiveRollback, Makebot, Makesysop, and Oversight from Translate [16:46:50] Morbus: same here, but it's just not there. [16:47:01] siebrand: even with all the recent stuff this month? [16:47:09] it's purportedly in core now, just disabled. [16:47:24] i'm not running HEAD so can't profess knowledge of it myself. [16:47:38] but i was /just/ about to investigate writing an extension to do a sloppy patchwork job of it. [16:47:45] and came across your bot and this core discussion. [16:47:45] Morbus: the programmer that promised to write the MediaMoveBot has not delivered, and it looks like the image backend rewrite will be there around the time SUL is delivered... () [16:47:58] SUL? [16:48:20] ok. so MMB isn't even a possibility if this core thing takes another year or so. [16:48:21] 03(NEW) history not clickable if in an rtl environment the chosen language is ltr - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=12850 15enhancement; normal; MediaWiki: History/Diffs; (spacebirdy) [16:48:22] Morbus: extension CentralAuth. [16:48:46] Morbus: best bug a user called Betacommand [16:49:12] Morbus: allegedly he had the bot done. [16:49:18] siebrand: what? [16:49:22] i should know that name, as i've seen it elsewhere, but I profess ignorance into anything past "woot, i can make templates" in MW development. [16:49:43] Betacommand: uploaded image file renaming and moving. [16:49:57] Betacommand: http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Commons:MediaMoveBot [16:49:58] *Betacommand digs around [16:52:33] is it possible to add a wiki-link that changes the user's interface language? [16:53:54] 03(mod) history not clickable if in an rtl environment the chosen language is ltr - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=12850 (10kalan.001) [16:54:06] PauloZanoni: no [16:55:24] Err wha? Wouldn't that be a bug in FF not MW? [16:56:12] 03(NEW) undefined function: validatetagattributes() - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=12851 normal; normal; MediaWiki extensions: CategoryTree; (alphazedd) [16:58:24] e_s_p: I'm trying to add a button that does this on my wiki... And it should be inside my template (which is a modified version from MediaWiki:Template/Languages). Is there a way to do this with some php code? [17:02:28] hey guys .. already checked the Extension Matrix .. any Extension for Managing Tags? And no .. not the TagAsCategory .. categories are already in (other) use :) [17:05:23] Betacommand: any luck? [17:05:41] Morbus: testing now [17:06:06] why not localize "Powered by MediaWiki"? [17:15:26] siebrand: what is the template for a rename error? [17:15:58] siebrand: see http://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?title=Image:DSCF0391.JPG there was no name given [17:16:09] Betacommand: {{rename media failed}}: signals that the rename request could not be processed because the target already existed. Manual review needed by a trusted user, so placed in Category:Media renaming requests. [17:16:29] siebrand: thanks [17:16:34] Betacommand: {{rename media request}}: signals that the rename request could not be processed by the bot because it was made by a non-trusted user. Manual review needed by a trusted user, so placed in Category:Media renaming requests. [17:16:54] Betacommand: pick any ;) [17:17:05] Betacommand: I think the first is better. [17:17:15] Betacommand: i'll update the description [17:18:21] Betacommand: updated now: *{{tl|rename media request}}: signals that the rename request could not be processed by the bot because it was made by a non-trusted user, or because an incorrect target name was provived, or because no target name was provided. Manual review needed by a trusted user, so placed in [[:Category:Media renaming requests]]. [17:23:24] siebrand: {{rename media failed}} does not exist [17:23:34] Betacommand: creating it now [17:25:05] Betacommand: done [17:25:46] 03(mod) Patroller group inaccessible to stewards - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=12518 +comment (10vasilvv) [17:27:32] how can i make thumbnails in my wiki ? [17:28:08] siebrand: can you get me a list of approved users? [17:28:08] 03(mod) Protecting image description pages against creation does not work - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=12727 (10vasilvv) [17:30:19] Betacommand: there isn't one yet [17:30:47] siebrand: can you start making one? [17:31:34] Betacommand: what would you like the format to be? [17:31:45] siebrand: it doesnt matter [17:31:49] "* username"? [17:31:54] sure [17:32:00] Betacommand: ignore all other text? [17:32:10] siebrand: ?? [17:32:26] Betacommand: I am assuming the list will be on a wiki page. [17:32:48] siebrand: it will be an internal list [17:33:00] Ill update the wikipage whenever [17:33:24] siebrand: just like the move to commons bot on en wiki [17:33:27] Betacommand: if possible it should take it the smae way http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Commons:CategoryRedirectBot/CheckPage does [17:33:38] Betacommand: Filnik has the code for it... [17:33:51] Betacommand: all admin users are also trusted users. [17:34:07] siebrand: just create the list [17:34:20] Im only going to work off the list [17:34:31] Betacommand: ? [17:34:34] Im not going to chech admin status [17:34:46] Betacommand: there's readily available code for that.. [17:34:51] Filnik: ping? [17:35:00] yes, what? [17:36:01] Filnik: can you point Betacommand to the code that checks if a user is admin or trusted for a process? As used with http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Commons:CategoryRedirectBot/CheckPage? [17:36:39] Betacommand: http://www.botwiki.sno.cc/wiki/Python:CategoryRedirector.py <-- the code is here, let me find the function [17:37:16] oh, there's not a function [17:37:45] Betacommand: well, I think that's quite simple to understand :) the interesting part is from "trustList" [17:38:00] search it in the page and you'll find the force, luke :) [17:40:10] Betacommand: http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Commons:MediaMoveBot/CheckPage [17:41:11] *Betacommand wonders why the bot is not uploading [17:41:35] hello [17:47:34] siebrand: can you give me rollback on commons? [17:48:03] Betacommand: has not been configured as such (no separate role has been defined) [17:48:13] ahh [17:53:05] is there any way to prohibit a particular user from changing their password? [17:53:26] blocking ? [17:53:55] sorry, nevermind [17:54:58] TimLaqua: no way [17:55:52] TimLaqua: how would it help? [17:57:41] Hojjat: eh, tied to the PasswordReset extension. People are asking for "disabling" features. So what it *was* doing was setting the password hash to "DISABLED" and then hooking GetBlockStatus and blocking users who were disabled [17:58:31] *was*? What is it doing now? [18:00:06] ok, that's what it's still doing. in LoginForm::mailPassword, there's an isBlocked() check. That's where I'm blocking users with "DISABLED" password hashes [18:00:30] but people are saying that certain users are still able to email themselves new passwords despite being disabled. [18:00:46] siebrand: its kinda working [18:02:42] And there's also a check for !wgAuth->allowPasswordChange() in LoginForm::mailPassword() - which was the source of my question [18:03:24] basically, i'm just trying to block LoginFrom::mailPassword() for particular users [18:03:50] Betacommand: that's kinda nice ;)) [18:04:11] siebrand: just need to work out a few bugs [18:04:54] hey guys i have a little problem i was hopeing i could get some help clearing up. [18:05:05] im trying to add .zip support for uploading [18:05:09] so i added $wgFileExtensions = array( 'png', 'gif', 'jpg', 'jpeg', 'zip' ); [18:05:20] to the local settings php file [18:05:44] altho i keep getting The file is corrupt or has an incorrect extension. Please check the file and upload again. [18:05:58] could anyone help me out? [18:09:18] Wiredtape joins #mw today with his new ubuntu install.. ;) [18:10:33] nombyte: this could mean that the extension didn't return a valid mime-type. [18:11:02] from whatever mime-checking thingies that your server users. [18:11:03] *uses [18:11:09] um, what would you recomend? [18:11:15] it'd be pretty odd though for that to be the culprit. [18:11:20] have you tried other zip files? [18:11:31] yes [18:11:35] about to try a gif [18:11:54] ok even a giff does the same ting [18:12:00] so there is a problem somewhere [18:12:30] but i don't know where to start [18:26:52] hey, can i hide edit history from users that are not logged in? [18:35:21] i just tested uploading a jpeg and that worked fine [18:35:24] could someone please help me? [18:36:02] !ask | nombyte [18:36:02] --mwbot-- nombyte: Don't say "I have a question", or ask "Is anyone around?" or "Can anyone help?". Just ask the question, and someone will help you if they can. Also, please read < http://workaround.org/moin/GettingHelpOnIrc > for a good explanation of getting help on IRC. [18:37:12] well if u look up above you will see that I already asked my questions... So instead of sending me on a 'learn how to ask questions in irc' chase why don't you just help me? [18:37:39] nombyte, and getting snappy certainly isn't the way to get help :P [18:37:55] :) [18:38:16] not snappy just asking [18:38:58] since i've already done what VasilieVV asked of me, why would she want to waste my time? [18:39:56] and i didn't mean to write she because i don't know ur gender, sry :D [18:40:49] 03(NEW) ISO 8601 date format support in Simple English Wikipedia - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=12852 15enhancement; normal; Wikimedia: Site requests; (huji.huji) [18:40:54] plus looking at that page it says to be precise so if you look above you will find out that I was precise [18:41:33] nombyte: i think VasilievVV was implying that if someone /could/ help you, they /would/. and you asking for help again made the assumption that someone /could/ help you but they /wouldn't/, without you asking again. [18:42:00] i don't have any further suggestions and/or am out of time. [18:42:00] thus, why i have stopped answering. [18:42:18] or I could have asked again because I noticed new people have logged on... [18:42:38] which negates your "i asked the question above already" response ;) [18:42:40] in which that doesn't help me for asking for help in a general mannor... but ya :D [18:42:45] lol u type quicker then me [18:43:08] heh. anyways, the first thing i'd try is more research. [18:43:24] upload a jpg or zip through ftp, get to a shell and type "file " or "type " [18:43:44] i only have an ssh connection [18:43:55] and see if it reports the right mime-type. if it doesn't, there's your problem. if it does, your next step ∑ould be to test otu the PHP-specific means of mime-detection. [18:44:03] the fact that you can upload a JPG, however, rules out any permission or upload issues. [18:44:12] ya thats why i gave that a shot [18:44:15] and GIFs are usually smaller than JPGs, so that'd rule out an upload maximum. [18:44:55] nombyte: you can tunnel file uploads over ssh with an sftp client. [18:45:21] right but i didn't know if 'file' would work from a regular bash shell [18:45:41] it will, yes. [18:45:45] "file -I file.gif" [18:46:08] you're looking for the right mime-type of gif and zips. anything like application/unknown, or application/octet-stream, or ???/??? is bad. [18:46:27] 03tlaqua * r30353 10/trunk/extensions/PasswordReset/ (PasswordReset.php PasswordReset_body.php): * Changed from direct DB query to get password hash to creating a new User object via User::newFromName and checking mPassword [18:46:29] anyways, afk. [18:46:45] grim20reaper_1.zip: application/x-zip [18:47:15] ok thanks for yor help thus far [18:47:39] hello :) [18:47:49] hello [18:48:28] 03siebrand * r30354 10/trunk/phase3/languages/messages/ (23 files): Localisation updates for core messages from Betawiki (2008-01-31 19:40 CET) [18:49:00] I sadly have to ask a question the third time. [18:49:14] nombyte: do you know php or anything supa-fun like that? [18:49:24] i know a bit [18:49:33] I just started up a fanpage wikipedia for an online game, and I would like to know where I can exactly find the sourcecode for wikipedias infobox [18:49:40] i was gonna go in and just take the checks out all together to be hones [18:49:40] t [18:49:42] nombyte: the only reason i'm sending you down this path is because i had very similar circumstances as you. [18:49:47] people hint me to svn all the time but Iam unable to find it there... [18:50:03] nombyte: and i found, after trying out the various mime-type detections that PHP has, that one of them was the culprit. [18:50:17] nombyte: so that'd be the next thing i suggest - try out each method on an upload GIF file. [18:50:28] Niki-: Are you meaning for the infobox template on the wiki? You can pull it straight from wikipedia itself [18:50:29] nombyte: ideally, you won't want to remove them entirely, because lack of mime-type support will cause some extensions to fail. [18:50:34] such as OggHandler, off the top of my head. [18:50:40] CharlieHuggar1, you can? how [18:50:42] ya true [18:50:44] and i dunno what will happen to images. [18:51:04] Niki-: yeah, sure. [18:51:04] CharlieHuggar1, I think its a generated script, not just a template [18:51:07] ok so ill see which works best, is there a list somewhere of the mimetypes it looks for? [18:51:12] Niki-: it depends how crazily you want to get. [18:51:17] you can pull off /specific/ boxes. [18:51:19] like application / zip instead of application / x-zip [18:51:35] Niki-: Can you give an example of what you want? [18:51:45] nombyte: different methods in php look at different things. if all those methods fail, MW has a dirty guesser built in, but that's a last resort. [18:51:49] Well in this game I want to make an article for every existing weapon [18:51:54] gotcha [18:52:02] Niki-: http://www.videounderbelly.com/wiki/Death_by_guidelines [18:52:03] whoops. [18:52:04] ok thanks gives me some direction atleast [18:52:04] and just generate the article abut an infobox then, like damage.. image [18:52:06] and so on [18:52:07] Niki-: http://www.videounderbelly.com/wiki/Template:Infobox_Film [18:52:15] that's an infobox_film, pulled from wikipedia. [18:52:21] it requires Template:! as well. [18:52:40] you can see it in use on http://www.videounderbelly.com/wiki/A_Night_to_Dismember. [18:52:46] no dot. [18:53:05] Niki-: incidentally, what game? :D [18:53:30] Graal Kigndoms. a small cheap 2d mmorpg [18:53:30] lol [18:53:52] awesome you made my day [18:53:53] awesome, thanks :D [18:54:26] looks like a good game. [18:54:31] what's your URL? [18:54:59] niki.gentoo-clan.org [18:55:06] I will put some reference to your wiki [18:56:07] you know anything about quest creation in the player worlds? [18:56:17] yes [18:56:18] I do [18:56:24] got a link? i'd love to see a quick overview of it. [18:56:32] I do it myself [18:56:35] graalonline.com [18:56:53] its costs moneys, but only like 2 dollars a month... [18:57:07] yeah, i'm looking at that site, saw the playerworlds, and am seeing the docs, but nothing is jumping out as quest creation. [18:58:25] hey morbus [18:58:31] yeah when you install it [18:58:37] there is a leveleditor [18:58:39] putting a simple echo $mime; [18:58:47] it shows 'text/plain' [18:58:53] for what? [18:58:55] can i hide edit history from users that are not logged in? [18:58:55] you just make your levels, put them online, and code them. the scripting language is quite powerfull [18:59:02] the mime type of the zip file [18:59:05] are levels the same things as quests? [18:59:18] you build quests out of levels :) [18:59:25] nombyte: yeah, if that's the final mime-type that MW is returning, then that'd be your first problem. [18:59:43] query me this is heavily off topic lol [18:59:48] Morbus: do u remember off the top of ur head which detection worked for you? [18:59:49] heh, heh. [18:59:55] i'm actually heading out right now. [18:59:57] just bookmarking pages. [19:00:12] nombyte: well, the PECL extension is the only recommended version of PHP mime detection nowadays. [19:00:18] PECL fileinfo, which I believe is the /second/ check that MW does. [19:00:30] ok thanks ill do some research and see how to use it [19:00:31] but, even with that, in MY particular case, I wanted to upload FLV files. [19:00:38] ah [19:00:41] and PECL fileinfo relies on mime magic files stored on the server. [19:00:46] what did u do? [19:00:51] and /usr/share/local/magic_mime, I think it was, didn't have the FLV detection. [19:01:00] I ended up adding it and regenereating the files and life is wonderful. [19:01:05] :D ncie [19:01:06] but it'd be /really weird/ if the same thing is happehning to you. [19:01:06] nice [19:01:17] ya im sure it would have zip [19:01:18] zip has been around forever. it should mosdef be in your mime magic files. [19:01:19] how do I not auto-number sections? [19:01:25] ok thanks [19:01:30] kk [19:04:27] 03siebrand * r30355 10/trunk/extensions/ (47 files in 41 dirs): Localisation updates for extension messages from Betawiki (2008-01-31 19:40 CET) [19:06:35] 03rotem * r30356 10/trunk/ (3 files in 3 dirs): Update for he. [19:09:44] 03tlaqua * r30357 10/trunk/extensions/GroupPortal/GroupPortal.php: Changing from header() redirect to $wgOut->redirect() [19:14:35] hi kids [19:14:39] hi brion [19:14:48] how's mah boys and girls [19:15:44] I'm doing dandy... can't seem to figure out how to intercept and replace the 4-5 ~s though. How are you ? [19:18:14] mm, well i guess you'd have to hack the ol' parser :) [19:19:25] yeah. I don't want to do core hacking though (tis an evil). I was trying to slap together a work around until bug 12815 is fixed :) [19:19:28] is there something you have to include to use finfo_open() command? [19:24:23] brion) you have any real kids? [19:24:34] we're real! [19:24:52] :P [19:25:28] not yet :) [19:25:38] i hear they're expensive though [19:25:40] gotta save up first [19:25:54] *brion wonders about return policies [19:26:43] :) [19:26:54] there's always bab-e-bay [19:27:05] or e-baby [19:27:15] e-baybe, maybe? [19:27:29] so many pun permutations... [19:27:30] :D [19:27:41] non-refundable [19:28:11] KUT3 B4BY G00D D34L (LQQK!!!!) (paypal up front plz) [19:28:22] this bloody hosting!!!!!! [19:28:34] i have to press "save page" about ten times before it'll actually send the request through [19:28:38] :( [19:28:55] and half the time i get a conflict with "another user editing the page" [19:29:01] is it possible to set a specific user to always access a purged page? [19:29:03] which is just me of course [19:29:52] somewhere on Wikipedia there is a page for a set of icons, and it shows the whole set, but I can't remember what the name of the icon set is [19:29:59] I know that's totally general [19:30:06] but does anyone know what I'm talking about? [19:30:19] 03(NEW) Allow triple brace substitution on preload templates - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=12853 15enhancement; normal; MediaWiki: Page editing; (tomwkbug) [19:34:22] Hi! Is there a way to retrive an account password, when you know the mysql username and password and have a ftp account to the server? [19:35:13] with a phpscript I presume, because the server doesn't allow any outside mysql logins.. [19:36:07] anyone even here? :) [19:36:16] *Moniker42 hides behind a cupboard [19:37:10] Apollo: you're thinking of commons [19:39:06] Is there a way (other than setting "Auto-Number Headings" in preferences) to have the section number included in the heading? [19:39:15] mib_ua433vgv: no, but you can set a new password [19:39:41] Apollo: http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_icon_sets [19:40:54] !e PasswordReset|mib_ua443vgv [19:40:54] --mwbot-- http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:PasswordReset%7Cmib_ua443vgv [19:41:02] awww. [19:41:31] Tim: nicely done, thank you! [19:41:39] *TimLaqua pokes amidaniel no combining token replacement and pipes? [19:42:04] what can i do to thank you, TimLaqua ;-) [19:42:27] there's also a password resetting script in /maintenence [19:43:05] Hi guys, i got a question regarding an extension I couldn't quite find. [19:43:06] Problem is: I need an extension, which is similiar to http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:AjaxRatingScript, BUT: [19:43:06] Doesn't show the rating under every wikipage and is includable to pages instead. [19:43:06] I want a rating for movies regarding effects/Scenes and music, the best Option would be such a "vote
" included through a template. [19:43:06] Is there something like that out there? [19:43:41] mib_ua433vgv) 1o dollars in his paypal? [19:43:46] rating dynamic content sounds like a bad idea. ;-) [19:43:56] alnokta: tru, I DO accept paypal! [19:44:15] i can do "postcards" [19:44:27] ;-) [19:44:40] :) [19:45:07] why? [19:45:07] Whenever the pages revision changes, the votes could be reset to zero [19:45:33] HACK]Gara[: so when I make a spelling correction, the rating should reset? [19:45:37] Also, a movie's a movie, it won't change that much in time [19:45:44] true enough [19:45:56] so the rating would be of the subject, not the article content [19:46:10] yep [19:46:23] Kind of like the youtube-rating [19:46:34] well, youtube ratings rate content [19:46:50] Not the comments, but the embedded video [19:46:58] which is what I need [19:47:04] mmm.... [19:50:26] does my wiki have the class infobox automaticilly? [19:50:32] or do I have to fetch it from somewhere [19:51:37] Is there a way (other than setting "Auto-Number Headings" in preferences) to have the section number included in the heading? [19:52:56] hmm - for maintainance scripts - i have no commandline access. But for PasswordReset i have to have an admin account? i don't have it anymore.. [19:53:39] but i could do a query on the dadabase from a custom script, but where are the passwords there? [20:05:02] is there any way to match up system messages as seen in the ui with the corresponding MediaWiki: article name? [20:05:11] other than looking at Special:Allmessages [20:05:21] looking for something easier for less technical folks [20:06:27] Do you really want non-technical folks tinkering with the UI? [20:08:12] there is my uselang=debug hack [20:12:01] Is there any wikitext that I can include in a section header so that the TOC number is displayed with it? [20:13:26] no, it's a user preference [20:13:41] *dungodung huggles Nikerabbit [20:13:55] do I have to get the class infobox somehow to use an infobox or does it ship with the normal mediawiki package? [20:13:55] dungodung: hejsan, pratar du svenska? [20:14:12] Nikerabbit: I'm afraid I don't [20:14:20] dungodung: I'm learning cyrillic [20:14:20] english :| [20:14:27] yay! [20:14:27] Niki-: It's a template [20:14:34] ah.. [20:14:44] Тхат ис нице индеед [20:14:57] dungodung: hehe [20:15:01] "Action throttled: As an anti-spam measure, you are limited from performing this action too many times in a short space of time, and you have exceeded this limit. Please try again in a few minutes." [20:15:01] :D [20:15:11] what is this about [20:15:15] I know it can be set in user preferences, but is there a way so it only displays on certain pages? [20:15:44] CharlotteWebb: yeah, 8 page creations per minute [20:15:52] Does mediawiki have an events system? Meaning, can I have scripts that get called when a user is added, a page is created, etc. [20:16:14] dungodung i was not creating pages [20:16:24] Dashiva, How to retrieve it for example from wikipedia? [20:16:24] oh well, then something else :) [20:16:42] Niki-: edit a page and the templates used are listed at the bottom [20:16:43] that happened to me upon multiple page creations on various wikimedia sites [20:16:51] Dashiva, I tried this http://niki.gentoo-clan.org/index.php?title=Waraxe [20:16:56] but I cant really get it to work [20:17:02] i was doing rollbacks on a link-spammer [20:17:06] http://niki.gentoo-clan.org/index.php?title=Template:Infobox_Item [20:17:09] this here [20:18:16] It would be great if someone could help me, I have no experience at all [20:18:19] Well, you're probably also missing the infobox style rules [20:18:22] oh yeah, that happens as well [20:18:23] so the limit is 8 per minute? [20:18:30] dungodung: are you going to translate? [20:18:36] it may be different on your site [20:18:39] Nikerabbit: what? [20:19:02] enwiki [20:19:05] dungodung: generally? [20:19:29] Nikerabbit: I do translate when there is a need or I feel like it [20:19:33] looks like it would be easy to work around with javascript (auto-refresh) [20:19:39] but still annoying [20:19:55] Niki-: Also, pipes inside parserfunctions is not a good idea [20:20:01] CharlotteWebb: perhaps you should try #wikimedia-tech since it's wikimedia-oriented [20:20:01] *shrugs* [20:20:15] I edited a similar page Morbus has shown me before [20:20:31] ok [20:20:33] he said Id only need to edit it and add another template.. no Idea about styles or so [20:21:25] You're probably using the new parser [20:21:39] *shrugs* [20:21:53] 03brion * r30358 10/trunk/extensions/Oversight/OBSOLETE: bullshit [20:22:09] Iam just trying to set up a small fanpage wikipedia for an online game, I have no real experience at all [20:22:15] this is the first time [20:22:16] brion: hehe, I agree with you :D [20:24:20] Dashiva: yes [20:24:41] i need to make it easy for them (the site administrators) to customize these messages [20:25:03] Quick Q on wiki syntax... I am doing a numbered list 1. 2. 2.1 2.2 2.3 3 >> in oder to do that, I was using #foo #bar ##foobar ##foobar ##foobar #foo >> For some reason, when going back to # from a ##, the numbering does not continue from the previous to become a 3, instead it starts from 1 again... what am I doing wrong? [20:25:07] i rarely remember the article names either, have to look them up [20:25:34] it would be great if the article name were included in an HTML comment, for users logged in as sysop... [20:31:35] Dashiva, can you give me a short guide how to get it running? [20:34:06] [15:19] Niki-: Also, pipes inside parserfunctions is not a good idea [20:34:10] ^^ what do you mean? [20:34:19] hey wb morbus :) [20:34:28] i'm only here for seconds. [20:34:30] fathersitting. [20:34:33] can you take a look whats wrong? iam pretty sure I only changed the variable names [20:34:34] oh [20:35:14] what's wrong? [20:36:11] Niki-, look closely at everything you changed [20:36:19] are you sure you didn't leave a couple of variable names unchanged? [20:36:28] http://niki.gentoo-clan.org/index.php?title=Waraxe [20:36:30] hmm [20:36:39] Iam pretty sure I did not.. eeks [20:36:54] that type of display tends to mean you're missing a } or { somewhere. [20:36:58] either due to a miscount or what have you. [20:37:00] and are you suuuuure a mediawiki game is a good idea? :) [20:37:21] okay thanks ill look for }{ [20:37:31] its no game its for a game := [20:37:46] Niki-: You don't have parser functions installed on that wiki http://niki.gentoo-clan.org/index.php?title=Special:Version [20:38:18] http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/ParserFunctions [20:38:21] ah, yeah, that'd be a problem. [20:38:24] doh, sorry about that. [20:38:29] my fault for not telling you. [20:40:54] ah no problem thank you [20:41:12] afk [20:49:45] CharlieHuggard, only one question left now :) [20:50:50] http://www.videounderbelly.com/wiki/Antropophagus [20:51:01] http://niki.gentoo-clan.org/index.php?title=Waraxe [20:51:15] id like to have the infobox boxed like it is in this video wiki [20:51:22] how to achieve that? [20:51:55] 03brion * r30359 10/trunk/ (4 files in 3 dirs): Add SearchGetNearMatch hook, have TitleKey provide a case-insensitive exact match for "go" searches. [20:52:07] That's a matter of setting CSS... let me see if I can find it :) [20:52:50] see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MediaWiki:Common.css under /*infobox template style*/ [20:52:56] svn up time [20:55:26] should the common.css be in [20:55:33] skins/common/ ? [20:56:33] MediaWiki:Common.css is a wiki page [20:57:05] yeah, where do I have to paste that .css details? [20:57:36] in your MediaWiki:Common.css :) http://niki.gentoo-clan.org/index.php?title=MediaWiki:Common.css [20:58:30] MediaWiki:Common.css is pulled by the skin in addition to the static css files [21:01:15] cu [21:15:42] 03thomasv * r30360 10/trunk/extensions/ProofreadPage/ProofreadPage.php: adding hidden zeros to equalize length [21:17:47] gah, missed scap from one revision :-P [21:24:49] is there a utility function that returns a number written in latin ? [21:27:12] I'm trying to figure out how the last guy who worked here who maintained our wiki was able to make dynamic uploading of logo images.. somehow the exact patch under /images is changed dynamically under LocalSettings.php is there a setting to do this somewhere that I am missing? [21:28:05] wolfspirit: Check out the Logo extension [21:29:02] not $wgLogo? [21:29:35] no it is wgLogo but it looks like this $wgLogo = "/images/4/4b/Wikilogo.png"; [21:29:36] Wiredtape: it may be remapped to sthg like Wiki.png like on WMF sites. [21:29:37] well you set $wgLogo, but the Logo extension set $wgLogo to an uploaded image thumbnail [21:29:59] http://svn.wikimedia.org/viewvc/mediawiki/trunk/extensions/Logo/ [21:30:09] so if you upload an image it automatically changes the location to point to the right directory [21:30:26] smart extension... [21:30:28] yep, and takes care of resizing and everything [21:30:35] under special pages version it doesn't show that a Logo extension is enabled [21:30:57] Wiredtape has been wondering how mw decides which directory to put uploaded images in.. (not /images/ the sub-dirs) [21:31:58] there is a bit of a bug though, I have to require_once(ParserFunctions) before I require_once(Logo) otherwise my parser functions don't work (with r30177 anyways) [21:32:28] hmm [21:32:36] huh, that doesn't make any sense [21:32:38] I can't get parser functions to work anyways lol [21:33:05] I'm on 1.6 and have been trying to get it to work for a template to access UNC paths and it's not happy right now [21:33:41] It doesn't make sense for me either lol. but yeah, install that extension, then set Mediawiki:Logo [21:33:46] see http://charlie.huggardlee.net/MediaWiki:Logo [21:35:40] ouch [21:35:49] your background hurts my eyes heh [21:36:00] Wiredtape: how are your $wgUploadDirectory and $wgUploadPath set? [21:36:27] they're not.. I'm telling you.. he is not using that extension.. I'm not sure how he does it [21:36:47] CharlieHuggard, they aren't.. [21:37:35] anyone know if you can set up an svnserve and an svn client on same machine? [21:38:54] wolfspirit: well, did he just grab the thumbnail url from an image and paste it in there? [21:41:37] nope because our development group can upload an image at any time as log as it's named Wiki.png and it works [21:42:01] but that extension is not under the extension directory and not called in the LocalSettings.php file [21:43:50] he's gotta be doing something lol [21:44:40] yeah [21:44:41] I know [21:44:42] heh [21:44:55] he was a pretty smart dude [21:45:10] he may have written something himself.. [21:48:56] wolfspirit: well, they're just overwriting the old Wikilogo.png [21:49:39] TimLaqua: true.. but when you upload an image to the images directory doesn't it create a new sub directory every time? [21:50:10] dunno w/ overwriting... [21:50:42] it does keep the old versions... so it'd make sense that a new folder would be created [21:53:18] where can I find an example of parser hook taking parameters ? [21:53:39] parser hook? [21:53:43] like in [21:54:19] "tag extension" [21:55:22] timichal: I am looking for the syntax [21:55:34] oops sorry : TimLaqua [21:55:48] efExtName_RenderTag( $input, $args, $parser ) { ... } [21:55:58] bbl [21:56:06] then say you did [21:56:23] $args['foo'] would hold "bar" [21:56:34] ok thanks [21:56:36] np [21:57:54] ThomasV: I'm not even a real Tim :P [21:58:09] :P [22:01:15] how does one go about "unblocking" an IP address or user after they've been blocked? [22:01:22] any help is appreciated - thanks in advance [22:03:07] go to Special:Ipblocklist and search for the username [22:03:11] or IP [22:03:26] thanks MrZ-man [22:03:45] there might be an autoblock too [22:04:23] ?title=Special:Ipblocklist&action=unblock [22:05:55] thanks TimLaqua [22:05:59] that's great [22:20:50] so, do we have a function that returns a number written in latin ? [22:21:43] like func(11) returns 'XI' [22:22:03] or does php have one ? [22:22:32] ThomasV: I saw one somewhere... [22:23:26] was it in an extension ? [22:23:34] ya... [22:23:59] !e RomanNumbers [22:23:59] --mwbot-- http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:RomanNumbers [22:24:14] oh great [22:24:19] thanks [22:24:47] np [22:24:48] i grepped for 'latin' instead of 'roman' [22:24:54] ;-) [22:24:57] :-/ [22:46:06] 03siebrand * r30361 10/trunk/phase3/languages/messages/MessagesNn.php: [22:46:06] Localisation updates for core messages from Betawiki [22:46:06] * skin names and special page aliases for nn [22:47:25] 03(mod) Can' t grant user rights or bot rights because of incorrect namespaces - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=12843 +comment (10dungodung) [22:57:25] Duesentrieb: are you there? quick question regarding the News extension - how do i stop the RSS feed from outputting tons of crap in the title? [22:57:56] (e.g. http://www.hobbsknowledgebase.co.uk/wiki/New_Pages?feed=rss - i just want the titles as the actual titles... [22:58:43] 03siebrand * r30362 10/trunk/phase3/languages/messages/ (13 files): Localisation updates for core messages from Betawiki (2008-01-31 23:54 CET) [22:59:17] 03siebrand * r30363 10/trunk/extensions/Wikidata/SpecialLanguages.i18n.php: Localisation updates for extension messages from Betawiki (2008-01-31 23:54 CET) [23:02:19] does anyone here use Duesentrieb's "News" extension? [23:02:31] (for RSS Feeds, of course) [23:06:56] TimStarling, flyingparchment: hmm, my next CSE course is split into language specific options. I can choose c,c++, java, pearle, or lisp. Any favorites? :D [23:11:41] pearle... lol [23:12:11] yeah, "PERL" [23:12:19] is there a pearle lang? [23:12:34] dungodung: hmm, lisp always sounded interesting [23:12:46] dunno... never seen anything in i [23:12:46] t [23:13:13] *dungodung has an exam of c++ on sunday [23:15:26] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Functional_programming#Coding_styles [23:15:27] ugh [23:15:43] 03siebrand * r30364 10/trunk/extensions/ (6 files in 6 dirs): Localisation updates for extension messages from Betawiki [23:15:59] 03(NEW) Link Problem... - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=12854 minor; normal; Wikimedia: Bugzilla; (caleeb12) [23:16:49] dungodung: I could always do c++, since that is what we do know [23:17:12] dungodung: I guess it is down to c++, perl, and java [23:17:13] AaronSchulz: I suggest java [23:17:22] *now [23:17:32] have you done perl? [23:17:35] no [23:17:41] but I want to, eventually [23:17:43] right after php [23:17:58] 03siebrand * r30365 10/trunk/phase3/languages/messages/ (7 files): Localisation updates for core messages from Betawiki [23:18:08] I'm not a fan of c++, though... c is ok, but just not my cup of tea [23:18:19] I'm a python lover [23:18:37] yeah, I'd like to learn python [23:18:42] but it is not a class option [23:19:31] well, you can always do it on your own [23:19:42] right, like PHP and JS [23:19:49] though I haven't had the time [23:19:50] I have java and bits of c# in the next semester [23:19:53] 03siebrand * r30366 10/trunk/extensions/ (7 files in 6 dirs): Localisation updates for extension messages from Betawiki [23:20:01] although I've learned java before [23:20:28] dungodung: does java give useful error messages like PHP? [23:20:29] dungodung) do you study cs as well? [23:20:46] alnokta0: yep [23:20:50] dungodung: c++ drives me crazy there [23:21:05] AaronSchulz: hmm, define useful (/me knows little about php error messages) [23:21:09] does anyone know why my RSS Feeds fro the "News" extension shows *really* long titles? http://www.hobbsknowledgebase.co.uk/wiki/New_Pages?feed=rss [23:21:20] well, the stack traces tend to be quite long... [23:21:42] afaicr [23:22:22] dungodung: as in not always throwing 65 cryptic errors due to a mistake that you can barely infer from the errors, and the errors are not in any apparent order [23:22:32] heh [23:22:42] well, I guess java is better in that regard [23:22:42] I've wasted hours that way [23:22:45] never happens on PHP [23:22:58] but most IDEs now have a dynamic error checker [23:28:36] i guess nobody here uses the News extension then... oh well! [23:28:58] i'll try again tomorrow! [23:29:16] heh [23:31:32] I think I'll go with c++ [23:41:44] 03(mod) Allow triple brace substitution on preload templates - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=12853 (10danny_b) [23:42:09] AaronSchulz) that is the obvious choice [23:42:39] why so? [23:44:02] 03thomasv * r30367 10/trunk/extensions/ProofreadPage/ProofreadPage.php: adding roman numbering and parameters for pagelist [23:44:04] don't know, was recommended to me year 2001, still recommended, though i never tried to actually learn it..they said something about oo