[00:01:26] heh, right, my bad. I'm writing an external web app and I'd like it to be able to add pages to my instance of mediawiki I have installed. I was wondering if there was anyway I could keep my custom UI I've built on my own web app and have it add content to the mediawiki instance. [00:08:28] 03(mod) Spam blacklist (tracking) - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=4462 (10danny.b) [00:09:13] 03(mod) Create a special page to handle additions/ removals and logging of spam blacklist entries - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=4459 (10danny.b) [00:09:27] omg, i've edited these bugs many hours ago [00:40:22] 03(NEW) Bug in edit pages of fa.wikiquote - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14621 trivial; normal; Wikimedia: Language setup; (mmehdi.g) [00:42:15] 03(mod) Internet Explorer 8 issues (tracking) - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=13361 summary (10danny.b) [01:00:14] 03(NEW) User' s namespaces to be searched default not updated after adding new namespace - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14609 normal; normal; MediaWiki: User preferences; (danny.b) [01:03:39] Can a MW dev point me to the part of the source where the editing a page decides, "This user is not logged in" and shows the source to the page instead? [01:03:50] I'm fairly new to the MW core, though I've played a little with writing extensions. [01:06:10] That is, for whatever case where the user is shown the source of a page with an indication that they can't save it. [01:06:30] paulproteus, probably in includes/EditPage.php somewhere. [01:06:34] Or maybe Article.php, I don't know. [01:06:58] Got it! [01:07:18] I forgot the obvious way to find it - look for the message that gets printed and trace that back. (-: [01:26:54] ahhhh [01:29:34] alexfusco5: pick a nick and stick with it, or /part please [01:30:02] ... [01:30:28] Charitwo: sorry done now [01:30:39] part of something in another channel [01:30:55] if you're going to do that, consider other channels you might be in [01:32:26] hey guys, how can I make a long string to divide itself into many lines inside
[01:36:04] You can't... [01:36:27] But you can always use overflow: auto; to make the 
 scroll when it's to big
[01:38:55] 	Dantman: where should I put that?
[01:39:07] 	In common.css
[01:39:17] 	pre { overflow: auto; }
[01:39:55] 	Or do it inline .. 
[01:45:37] 	Dantman, amidaniel, thanks :)
[01:46:00] 	03danny_b * r36541 10/trunk/extensions/UniversalEditButton/ (UniversalEditButton.i18n.php UniversalEditButton.php): 
[01:46:00] 	* adding i18n possibility
[01:46:00] 	* + cs, sk
[01:48:29] 	?
[01:48:41] 	Hi
[01:49:53] 	does many Fortune 500 companies run MediaWiki internally?
[02:09:13] 	probably
[02:12:27] 	dfas: I believe a few do.
[02:42:21] 	I set up Wikipedia-style URLs using aliases, and everything works great.  The only problem is that my previous URL scheme was /index.php/Foo, and now any link using the old structure ends up at /wiki/Main_Page.  Is there a way I can preserve the original destinations of old-structure links?
[02:52:47] 	03(mod) Error with nonexisting interface messages - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14531  15enhancement->minor (10shaiaquanature)
[03:10:04] 	 I blame Splarka for my woes
[03:10:18] *Splarka 	offers to put you out of them, mwahaha
[03:17:47] 	I spam Splarka for my woes.
[03:20:24] 	heh
[03:34:45] 	This is Splarka !!!!!! :DD
[03:34:54] 	that never gets old ^_^
[03:42:52] 	Emufarmers: Do a rewrite of index.php/.* to index.php?title=$1 ?
[03:49:47] 	RewriteEngine on
[03:49:48] 	RewriteRule index.php/.* to index.php?title=$1
[03:49:49] 	?
[03:50:33] 	Remove the 'to'
[03:50:37] 	Oops
[03:50:55] 	And RewriteRules are _always_ guess and check. Just try it out. ;)
[03:51:03] 	Oh, I did, and it didn't work :p
[03:51:13] 	And I was so proud of myself for remembering to take the question mark out, too
[03:52:09] 	Now it gives 400 Bad Request messages when I try to access index.php/Foo
[03:52:56] 	Emufarmers, maybe "RewriteRule index.php/(.*) index.php?title=$1"
[03:53:43] 	Same problem
[04:20:42] 	Hello! Can anybody explain me troubles with tempate, inside which qouble quotes must be used and parameters does NOT expanded into values
[04:24:40] 	03(mod)  Allow noncritical and possibly repetitive API queries to be cached by &maxage URI parameter - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14402  (10roan.kattouw)
[04:26:23] 	Template is
[04:26:23] 	width={{{w}}}
[04:26:23] 	height={{{h}}}
[04:26:23] 	allowscriptaccess="always"
[04:26:23] 	allowfullscreen="true"
[04:26:24] 	flashvars="file={{{flash}}}&image={{{logo}}}"
[04:26:26] 	and when I pass all 4 parameters into template I can get only 
[04:26:28] 	width={{{w}}}
[04:26:30] 	height={{{h}}}
[04:26:32] 	allowscriptaccess="always"
[04:26:34] 	allowfullscreen="true"
[04:26:36] 	flashvars="file={{{flash}}}&image={{{logo}}}"
[04:26:37] 	!flood | LazyBadger 
[04:26:37] --mwbot--	LazyBadger: I don't know anything about "flood".
[04:26:38] 	on page
[04:26:42] 	LazyBadger: http://rafb.net/paste/
[04:26:46] 	use that please. :)
[04:26:46] 	Yeah, that.
[04:27:29] 	Excuse me, pls! Will fix my hands NOW
[04:28:12] 	what is  ?
[04:31:41] 	My special tag, added by own extension... Can be any other, problem is (from my POV) in passing data to parameters of tempates, which surrounded my double quotes... Or no?!
[04:32:58] 	LazyBadger: Usually in order for data to be passed to parameters within pseudo-XHTML tags, you have to use the #tag magic word.
[04:33:06] 	Which is only available 1.12 and newer, I believe.
[04:35:17] 	LazyBadger: you may wish to rewrite your extension using a parser function instead of an xml parser hook
[04:35:25] 	(or upgrade to 1.13 and use #tag as above)
[04:35:44] 	MZMcBride, I HAVE 1.12, but - there to read about #tag?
[04:35:50] 	inside xml parser tags the regular wikicode parser has no effect
[04:36:06] 	so template parameters, magic words, parser functions, and transclusions have no effect
[04:36:25] 	but inside a parserfunction they do
[04:37:06] 	custom data for the tag to utilize
[04:37:26] 	{{#parserfunction:parseable|wikicode|the|function|can|use}}
[04:38:25] 	see http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Extending_wiki_markup
[04:40:54] 	Thx, I go to reading
[04:42:05] 	I HAVE 1.12 TOO.
[04:47:54] 	03(mod) Email user: disclaimer/footnote - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14558  (10N/A)
[04:48:02] 	:O zomg stalker.
[04:58:28] 	03(mod) Email user: disclaimer/footnote - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14558  (10cooties)
[05:20:55] 	Splarka: well, I changed {{{para}}} syntax into {{#tag:mytag|{{{para}}} }}... Now I see plain template with (all correctly expanded) parameters on rendered page .... Wrtr is my new error?
[05:25:42] 	mmm... well, is #tag in that version? try {{#tag:pre|foobar}}
[05:30:36] 	Must be.. it's pure 1.12 I get {{#tag:pre|foobar}} in bwoswer
[05:31:40] 	ahh, #tag is only core in 1.13+ I am pretty sure
[05:32:16] 	hmm, well, it was added in r29482
[05:32:25] 	LazyBadger: what revision of 1.12 are you on?
[05:34:00] 	Oppps, sorry, mea culpa - I must readf it before... I'm wrong, It's damned old 1.11.1  
[05:34:08] 	does {{#tag... work without parserfunctions?
[05:34:39] 	It doesn't work with standard HTML.
[05:34:40] 	#tag is core
[05:35:00] 	in that it doesn't need the ParserFunctions extension
[05:35:04] *MZMcBride 	feels like answering questions that weren't asked.
[05:35:09] 	heh
[05:35:11] 	right
[05:35:20] 	there are 3 types of <> tags in mediawiki
[05:35:45] 	Splarka: if you use the Denon AK-DL1 cable, there are 57 types of <>
[05:35:52] 	first is whitelisted raw html: like 

, or properly nested whitelisted like 

[05:36:22] 	second is markup/transclusion magic:  and family, as well as 
[05:36:39] 	Splarka: I think you can to say me just "RTFM" :-)
[05:36:42] 	Is 
 in the second group?
[05:36:43] 	third is xml parser tags, like 
, mostly from extensions
[05:36:48] 	third group
[05:36:55] 	Oh, nope. It's in the third group. Poor 
.
[05:36:56] 	#tag only works with the third group (and nowiki, by exception)
[05:37:09] 	the xml tag 
 actually generates an html 
 almost identical
[05:37:10] 	'Cause MediaWiki always needs more exceptions. 
[05:37:25] 	it is an xml tag to stop parsing of the internal bits, eg losing whitespace to tidy
[05:37:50] *MZMcBride 	growls at Tidy.
[05:38:25] 	anyway, as of 1.12 #tag is core, it is one of only 3 core parserfunctions with a pound/hash/sharp/octothrope (#special and #language being the other)
[05:39:03] 	hi
[05:39:05] 	most core parserfunctions are simply bare, eg {{urlencode:}} {{lcfirst:}} etc
[05:39:08] 	Werdna!
[05:39:17] 	.catlinks {} was the *wrong* advice
[05:39:18] 	hi Werd
[05:39:26] 	it was #catlinks as I said
[05:39:28] 	Werdna: Were you the one who added the ability to create global groups?
[05:39:44] 	it used to be