[00:00:19] That one shows redirect pages also? :/ [00:03:04] 03(mod) Wikibits patch #2 - disable unused code - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15399 (10Simetrical+wikibugs) [00:03:21] !emailconfirmed | smanek [00:03:21] --mwbot-- smanek: The implicit "emailconfirmed" group has been removed from MediaWiki 1.13. To create it, use $wgAutopromote['emailconfirmed'] = APCOND_EMAILCONFIRMED; [00:03:27] That could be more informative. [00:03:48] _mary_kate_: Dead-end pages was perfect but that one doesnt show up. [00:04:10] smanek, add that line, and then set $wgGroupPermissions['user']['edit'] = false; $wgGroupPermissions['emailconfirmed']['edit'] = true; to prohibit users from editing until they confirm their e-mail address. [00:04:15] <_mary_kate_> that will only show pages that contain no links, i don't think that's what you want [00:04:38] Simetrical: Thanks, that seemns very promising [00:04:50] <_mary_kate_> can i pass a function to javascript setTimeout() or does it have to be a string? [00:05:02] _mary_kate_: Oh. [00:18:34] 03(mod) Wikibits patch #3 - realign sorting icon - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15400 (10Simetrical+wikibugs) [00:47:39] [[Special:Allpages/Template]] does not do what i expect [00:48:23] instead of showing all pages in template ns, it shows all pages in mainspace, starting from [[:Template]] [00:48:28] if there were such a thing [00:48:36] http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Special%3AAllPages&from=&to=&namespace=10 [00:48:49] is that what you want? [00:48:50] oh dear [00:49:02] i can see, looking over the url, that it will do what i want [00:49:14] the syntax is nasty, though, and not amenable to templatization [00:49:30] oh sorry - you're probably on mediawiki - i have that wiki link installed in colloquy - my fault [00:49:43] what are you trying to do? [00:50:02] um, to link to allpages within the given ns [00:50:10] use {{switch [00:50:19] each namespace has an assigned number [00:50:21] so ... [00:50:25] i'm sure the method you noted will work, it's just a bit cumbersome [00:50:28] you just change the last part of the url [00:50:39] if you want me to i can write up a pretty basic code for you [00:50:50] i'm pretty sharp with templates [00:50:51] lol i have noting better to do [00:50:55] oh ok [00:51:08] i just graduated from parserfunctions to the mysteries of DPL [00:51:21] well my best advice would just be use {{#switch}} - and you'll be fine - it shouldn't be much work at all [00:51:23] awesome! [00:51:27] for that matter, DPL will, of course, do the work of allpages [00:51:54] swich wouldn't be too bad except that i have a lot of extra ns [00:52:04] i shouldn't complain, i should just do the work [00:52:21] but i'm surprised that the special:allpages/ns syntax doesn't do it [00:52:46] hmm .. well usually when you have a slash it's a different page [00:53:05] and here it's really just the same page, with parameters that narrow down the given results [00:53:12] um [00:53:30] ? [00:53:41] {{special|allpages|template}} would be ideal [00:54:04] haha - but since when was the ideal way the actual way? [00:54:24] well i suppose i could *make* that [00:54:56] one could argue that the second param would not be necessary but i think you see why i might do it that way [00:55:09] you could - although really the url thing isn't THAT cumbersome lol [00:55:14] in case i want to so encapsulate other special pages [00:55:19] Xiong: just {{Special:AllPages/Template:}} [00:55:21] :p [00:55:37] errr [00:55:47] alex, that would be monolithic, i think [00:55:53] {{Special:Prefixindex/Template:}} [00:56:04] Xiong: the 2nd one works [00:56:05] i have lots of ns, i want a more flexible solution [00:56:23] ? [00:56:27] you mean, out of the box? [00:56:34] *Xiong tries [00:56:47] Xiong: yeah, create a template with{{#switch}} that switches to that per namespace [00:57:39] don't need a switch my man [00:57:45] just a param [00:58:07] or not even bother, just do it that way maybe [00:58:23] the only trouble being that the syntax might be hard to remember [00:58:41] thanks Alexfusco5 you're a lifesaver [00:58:50] {{#switch{{ns}}|article=0|talk=1|user=2|user talk=3|Wikipedia=4|Wikipedia talk=5|image=6|image talk=7|MediaWiki=8|MediaWiki talk=9|template=10|template talk=11|help=12|help talk=13|category=14|category talk=15|portal=16|portal talk=17}} [00:58:58] that's be the syntax right? [00:59:14] lol no it wouldn't - insert a colon after switch [00:59:16] damn typos [00:59:20] no no danielfolsom not necessary, alex's last gimmick works very nicely [00:59:27] ahh did it? excelent [00:59:27] nm [01:00:11] so does {{Special:Allpages/Image:}} [01:01:03] oops [01:01:09] there is a difficulty tho [01:01:24] you get the transclusion, period -- not a link [01:02:14] see towards the bottom [01:02:15] http://www.beyondeuclid.com/wiki/Main_Page [01:02:44] the small boxes, Essays, Puzzles, Constructions, etc. are done with DPL [01:03:08] the list at the left, under 'All Pages', is just supposed to link to special:allpages, per ns [01:03:27] i think, danielfolsom, i'll need to go your route [01:03:38] ahh ok - just remember to add a colon [01:03:50] {{#switch:{{ns}}|article=0|talk=1|user=2|user talk=3|Wikipedia=4|Wikipedia talk=5|image=6|image talk=7|MediaWiki=8|MediaWiki talk=9|template=10|template talk=11|help=12|help talk=13|category=14|category talk=15|portal=16|portal talk=17}} [01:04:11] why the colon? [01:04:39] i wouldn't type a colon in the template call; it's not needed in the output URL [01:05:22] 03(mod) Wikibits patch #9 - force sortorder of a column - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15406 (10mhorvath2161) [01:05:51] WHEW! [01:06:07] alex's idea works after all; just use link syntax, not template [01:06:08] [[Special:Allpages/Image:|All Images]] [01:06:21] actually, using the colon is the key [01:06:41] no need for yet another inscrutable template [01:07:36] Xiong: sorry, i was working on a bunch of stuff [01:07:45] you need the colon because that's the syntax [01:08:06] {{#switch: oh [01:08:21] yes of course [01:08:31] i thought you were talking about colons after ns names [01:08:39] anyway [01:08:39] don't use the stupid bracket i randomly added in there - idk even know how i added that [01:08:44] [[Special:Allpages/Image:|All Images]] [01:08:46] haha no worries [01:08:49] works perfectly [01:09:12] really? [01:09:16] i'm getting an error [01:09:26] maybe it's cause i have the wiki link irc thing [01:09:35] MW 1.12.0 for me [01:09:39] can you give me the full url? [01:09:43] it's not http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Allpages%2FImage: is it? [01:09:50] look here [01:09:57] http://www.beyondeuclid.com/wiki/Template%3AMp4 [01:10:05] click any of the links in the first column [01:10:12] ahh very nice [01:10:12] danielfolsom: mediawiki has issues if you urlencode the / [01:10:35] Skizzerz: oh ok - thank you [01:10:44] 03(mod) Wikibits patch #2 - disable unused code - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15399 (10mhorvath2161) [01:10:49] thank you Alexfusco5! [01:10:57] np [01:11:16] why do i get so much useful help here, while other chans are full of dicks? [01:11:52] i do rtfm before i ask, you know [01:13:33] 03(mod) Wikibits patch #3 - realign sorting icon - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15400 (10mhorvath2161) [01:17:23] 03(mod) Wikibits patch #5 - performance optimizations - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15402 (10mhorvath2161) [01:20:56] 03(mod) Wikibits patch #10 - more numbers - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15422 (10mhorvath2161) [01:21:52] 03(mod) Wikibits patch #10 - more numbers - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15422 (10mhorvath2161) [01:32:12] so long -- it's movie night [01:33:31] 03(mod) Wikibits patch #2 - disable unused code - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15399 (10mhorvath2161) [01:43:20] hey guys, i'm looking to create some sort of mini wiki, nothing on the scale of mediawiki but i'm looking for ideas on how to store data revisions [01:44:52] my main sticking point is between one or 2 tables [01:50:31] 03(mod) Wikibits patch #2 - disable unused code - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15399 (10mhorvath2161) [02:04:50] 03(mod) Wikibits patch #3 - realign sorting icon - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15400 (10Simetrical+wikibugs) [02:06:48] 03(mod) Wikibits patch #10 - more numbers - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15422 (10Simetrical+wikibugs) [02:12:05] 03simetrical * r40322 10/trunk/phase3/skins/common/wikibits.js: [02:12:05] Remove unused and uninitialized variable in wikibits.js [02:12:05] Pointed out by Mike Horvath on bug 15399. [02:13:09] 03(mod) Wikibits patch #2 - disable unused code - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15399 (10Simetrical+wikibugs) [02:18:30] 03(mod) Wikibits patch #2 - disable unused code - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15399 +comment (10tstarling) [02:29:33] _mary_kate_, why doesn't logging into the toolserver change the name of the tab/window to simetrical@nightshade in GNOME Terminal? [02:29:48] Doesn't put the cwd there either. [02:29:49] <_mary_kate_> because changing someone's window title without asking them is obnoxious and annoying [02:29:56] <_mary_kate_> you can add that to your own shell profile if you want [02:30:07] Do you know the command for it offhand? [02:30:11] <_mary_kate_> no, sorry [03:29:09] hi [03:29:45] im sexy [03:33:23] <[X]> Ok... [03:37:33] im? [03:45:00] 03(mod) Wikibits patch #5 - performance optimizations - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15402 (10mhorvath2161) [03:57:05] 03(mod) Wikibits patch #3 - realign sorting icon - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15400 (10mhorvath2161) [04:06:01] 03(mod) Wikibits patch #10 - more numbers - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15422 +comment (10mhorvath2161) [04:12:53] 03(mod) Wikibits patch #10 - more numbers - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15422 (10mhorvath2161) [04:14:33] 03(mod) Wikibits patch #10 - more numbers - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15422 (10mhorvath2161) [04:52:25] TimStarling [04:53:14] TimStarling: Did you get my message regarding Imagemap not working on Preprocessor_Hash? [04:55:06] 03(NEW) Import sources on el.wikiversity - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15435 15enhancement; normal; MediaWiki: Export/Import; (assassin07gr) [04:55:20] 03(mod) Wikibits patch #10 - more numbers - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15422 +comment (10mhorvath2161) [05:06:09] 03(NEW) Wikibits patch #11 - more currency - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15436 15enhancement; normal; MediaWiki: Page rendering; (mhorvath2161) [05:11:09] 03(mod) Wikibits patch #5 - performance optimizations - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15402 (10mhorvath2161) [05:16:09] 03(mod) Wikibits patch #2 - disable unused code - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15399 (10mhorvath2161) [05:16:47] 03(mod) Wikibits patch #3 - realign sorting icon - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15400 (10mhorvath2161) [05:17:16] 03(mod) Wikibits patch #3 - realign sorting icon - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15400 (10mhorvath2161) [05:17:35] 03(mod) Wikibits patch #3 - realign sorting icon - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15400 (10mhorvath2161) [05:19:09] 03(mod) Wikibits patch #3 - realign sorting icon - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15400 (10mhorvath2161) [05:25:41] See http://www.apachefriends.org/f/viewtopic.php?t=30286&sid=d39c8c2253327cd921a73a722d6789c2 [05:25:58] If your interested in the DO (PHP XML Reader) related issues [05:26:01] DOM^ [05:26:16] They have a qirky sollution but it worked for me [05:26:37] TimStarling: http://www.apachefriends.org/f/viewtopic.php?t=30286&sid=d39c8c2253327cd921a73a722d6789c2 [05:26:52] TimStarling: Might want to add that some where, it worked for me [05:36:45] http://feeds.lifehacker.com.au/~r/LifehackerAustraliaPartial/~3/380921718/can_google_build_a_better_browser-2.html [05:37:36] I didn't know Lifehacker had an Aussie format. [05:39:10] sure. [05:40:29] Hey Werd [05:41:34] Werdna [05:42:02] *Prom3th3an feels ignored [05:42:18] hi. [05:42:43] Arnt you meant to be a skool? [05:43:03] *Prom3th3an bashes head agaisnt wall [05:43:12] Oh yeah EST [06:03:50] hello [06:25:44] <_wooz> lo [06:48:55] hello [06:49:57] I made a small an ugly extension to provide PGF/TIKZ (it's a latex package for drawing, look here http://www.fauskes.net/pgftikzexamples/ for what it can do) [06:50:15] it works, but I need someone with mediawiki knowledge to make it better [07:43:45] Trying to edit the Mediawiki:Sidebar, yed I can't find a "EDIT" button, even though my user is in the "sysops" group. [07:44:17] You're using the default skin? [07:44:23] There should be a tab at the top. [07:44:39] It may say "create this page." [07:45:08] "Message discussions create watch". Yet the page exists, as I can see navigation, mainpage, etc. [07:45:19] And I tried create, I get the page, I can edit it, but nothing happens. [07:45:55] cmihai: How about MediaWiki:Sidebar? [07:46:03] Did you click "Save page"? [07:46:04] (aren't namespaces case-sensitive?) [07:46:23] They're insensitive. [07:46:51] I used search to get there. And I did click save. Dumped browser cache too. [07:47:19] !sidebar [07:47:19] --mwbot-- To edit the navigation menu on the left, edit [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]] using its special syntax. For more details, see . [07:47:24] Have you read that? [07:48:34] Yep. [07:53:53] Hm.. my bad. I tried changing "navigation" to "Navigation" and nothing happened. I guess it doesn't capitalize at all. [07:54:02] Changing other stuff worked. [07:54:35] it is lowercased by CSS [07:54:55] Ah. That explains it. Thanks. [07:55:32] skins/monobook/main.css [07:55:37] .portlet h5 { [07:55:41] text-transform: lowercase; [07:57:41] Missed that :-). [08:15:41] Hi. I noticed that in 1.14 "clone $wgParser" does no longer work in my extension; I considered that safe before. Is there a place to read about the MW changes that have been going on here? [08:16:06] hio [08:16:16] MarkusK: Why are you cloning the parser? [08:17:02] Werdna: To parse some wikitext that is displayed in a apge but not entered by the user [08:17:15] Werdna: as part of a parser function [08:17:22] MarkusK: you probably want to use recursiveTagParse [08:17:29] yes, what Duesentrieb said. [08:17:55] ok, I will look up the documentation, thanks [08:19:29] .oO(docuwhat?) [08:19:51] well, the code [08:20:19] hi Duesentrieb [08:21:08] moin Nikerabbit [08:21:18] what was a trieb again? [08:23:45] Nikerabbit: literally "drive" [08:24:11] a drive? [08:24:46] yes. in the psychological as well as the mechanical sense. [08:24:57] aha [08:25:04] in this context, i'd probably say "propulsion" [08:25:09] so it isn't a village :D [08:25:15] ....no. [08:25:23] why would it be? [08:26:18] you know, similar to tribe [08:27:14] hm, kind of maybe :) [08:27:47] Nikerabbit: actually, wikipedia lists three places called "Trieb" :) [08:27:53] and duesen = tusen = thousand :o [08:28:05] ...nope. [08:28:16] jet or nuzzle [08:28:21] :< [08:28:45] you ruin all my theories! :D [08:29:04] duesentrieb ~ "jet drive". it's this guy after all: http://www.incos-ev.de/Comic-Box/Duesentrieb1/Duesentrieb2/INCOSRakete.jpg [08:30:01] someone touched Special:Block? "account creation disabled" not working ATM when blockin with username (I CU'ed four users, all have same IP but still accounts can be created from that IP) [08:30:10] Duesentrieb: really? [08:30:47] And when trying to block IP itself MW inform that IP already blocked [08:31:05] Nikerabbit: yes, really :) http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bewohner_von_Entenhausen#Daniel_D.C3.BCsentrieb [08:32:17] but but :< [08:33:11] Agony: the block page hasn't been touched for two months. but something else might have changed that causes it to not work right. i don't know that code too well. [08:34:57] Duesentrieb: I just don't remember which files handle which operation so I used more generic Special pagename (meaning all relative components) :) [08:34:58] Werdna, Duesentrieb: I fear that recursiveTagParse does not work for me. I wish to insert results in a parser function *during* parsing, so I cannot provide a final result with things like [08:35:27] Werdna, Duesentrieb: so far I used preprocessToDom and expanded this [08:35:36] MarkusK: replaceVariables? [08:36:10] Duesentrieb: on $wgParser, i.e. without cloning my own parser? Is that safe? [08:36:15] Agony: i have no idea which ones are relevant [08:36:24] MarkusK: yes, afaik. [08:36:33] replaceVariables shouldn't alter the state [08:36:34] Duesentrieb: ok, I will try that [08:36:38] i think. [08:37:04] Cloning seems to be cleaner, I wonder why this no longer works [08:37:42] MarkusK: cloning is an ugly hack, it should either work in a reentrant way, or you should use a fresh parser. [08:38:31] now to teh meeting -> afk [08:38:44] Duesentrieb: I think it was Tim who said that I should clone in the first place, and that it would be fine if extensions like the ParserFunctions register only to wgParser (hence are gone when you make your own parser object) [08:39:09] ... so if I do not clone, #if will no longer work on the subparser [08:40:19] yes, that may be true. doesn't change the fact that this is not how it *should* be :) cloning the parser was the was to go a while ago, but i think the need for this was gradually eliminated. [08:40:31] replaceVariables should work [08:42:50] I used preprocess() until MW 1.11, I wonder if there was a reason for not using replaceVariables ... [08:44:24] MarkusK: well, what *exactly* are you tring to do? what kind of processing should be applied? [08:44:49] MarkusK: also, for parser functions, parameters are already processed, and output is processed again - so what do you need to change? [08:46:13] Duesentrieb: my parser function refers to a user-supplied template, and it should format its result using that template [08:46:33] ... hence it creates wikitext like {{tempaltename|...}} [08:46:47] ... just returning this from a parser function will get it printed unprocessed [08:47:07] no it won't. [08:47:11] not if you set the appropriate flags [08:47:25] ah, then that may be it [08:48:35] however, whether the parser fucntion uses a tempalte depends on its parameters, hence it is not always neede to do the added post-processing for {{...}} [08:49:29] but it doesn't do harm if it does, right? [08:49:35] what do you return from your function? [08:52:27] usually just plain (wiki) text, so far it was preprocessed by the function if needed [09:00:03] hi everyone [09:00:59] i try to change the ouput of ~~~~ and ~~~~~, how can i do that? earlier i edited Parser.php but since updated to 1.13.0 i can do that any more [09:03:12] anyone? [09:05:04] Duesentrieb: I checked the available flags in the documentation of setFunctionHook. There is "found", "isHTML" and "nowiki". None of these seems to make the parser process tempaltes in the returned parser functin output [09:05:55] MarkusK: afaik, output should be processed if you set no flags at all. canyou check if other processing takes place, like ''stuff'' ? [09:05:55] ... I could use recursiveTagParse with isHTML, but that would prevent nesting of my parser function in other functions/templates [09:05:58] or [[stuff]] [09:06:25] Duesentrieb: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Search?go=Go&search=stuff and '''stufff''' is processed, just {{stuff }} is not [09:06:38] oops [09:06:40] hmph... [09:06:51] sorry, i'm confused and clueless then. [09:07:03] Duesentrieb: I think it makes sense, since the {{...}} must be processed inside out [09:07:15] yes... true [09:07:56] MarkusK: hm... and replaceVariables doesn't work? [09:08:47] TimStarling: the survey has been filled in, thanks for your help [09:08:51] according to the docs, it should expand templates [09:09:40] Duesentrieb: oh, it does so far, we just lost that thread somewhere above; making the parser do the expansion later would hav been nicer; I will see how replaceVariables performs [09:09:58] guyvdb: yeah, brion said he hadn't forgotten you, he was preparing all the final evaluations while he was away [09:11:44] MarkusK: i'm going to lunch - ask TimStarling, he's the template expansion wizard. [09:12:01] Duesentrieb: sure, thanks for your help! [09:13:30] TimStarling: I have a parser function that lets users specify tempaltes to customise its output format. My problem is how to properly preprocess parser function results that contain template code {{...}} [09:13:49] ... We have now settled on useing replaceVariables() of $wgParser. Is that safe? [09:14:10] well, it might leave strip markers, is that ok? [09:14:50] do you know what they are? [09:14:58] But this would happen only where you would normally find those, like if occurs? [09:15:13] The UNIQ-bits, right? [09:15:32] right [09:15:51] This is fine, if there is something to be stripped in the parser function result, then so be it [09:16:05] I just do not want to change the state of $wgParser or something [09:16:08] so you just pass the result back? [09:16:36] do you process it in any way, first? [09:16:52] Sometimes the parser function uses {{...}} in its result, In this cases I return $wgParser->replaceVariables($result); Otherwise I return the result as is. [09:17:10] no, the result is wiki text as a user could write it [09:17:51] probably a reasonable solution then [09:18:36] I used preprocess() instead of replaceVariables() until MW 1.11, but for some reason I changed that for newer version to do something with preprocessToDom() and expand() (of a frame) [09:19:21] not sure what the problem could have been now; replaceVariables appears to be the more obvious thing to do [09:20:52] it's actually possible to return the result from preprocessToDom() directly from the parser function, using the isChildObj return parameter [09:21:36] array( 'text' => $dom, 'isChildObj' => true ) [09:21:55] since which version of MW would that work? [09:21:59] 1.12 [09:22:06] (I do not see it documented in my code) [09:22:32] TimStarling: could you add documentation for this and other missing plags here? http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Parser_functions [09:22:37] it's an optimisation measure, in some cases the preprocessor is able to avoid adding an extra recursion level when you do that [09:22:46] it can use an internal stack instead [09:24:10] ok, thanks, I will see if I can fit it into my archiecture (currently it assumes text results so error messags can be appended by ancestor objects) [09:25:49] then you probably need to expand, there's no interface for modifying those DOM objects at the moment [09:25:57] TimStarling: do you know if there are any sydney meetups coming up? [09:26:30] Angela says it depends [09:26:37] when do you want it to be? [09:26:44] on whether we can find a location for wiki wednesdays? [09:27:09] well, my HSC starts in mid-October. I'd rather not go to anything between mid-October and early November. [09:27:15] there's nothing planned, that doesn't mean there's nothing coming up [09:27:36] I'll be moving overseas sometime between late November and late December. [09:27:51] so, really, between now and early-mid October would be preferable. [09:28:02] noted [09:28:17] thanks :) [09:33:53] where are you going? [09:34:28] san francisco, originally, and then after a few months, a few places in the states (yet to be decided), and then the UK. [09:38:18] some people are talking about a possible mediawiki developer meeting in January or February in Europe [09:38:40] I've heard this. Daniel asked me if I was available from the 27-30th of December in Berlin. [09:38:52] yeah, or December [09:39:10] there's CCC and then there's FOSDEM [09:40:30] Well, a developer meetup would be fantastic if I could make it. [09:44:56] :D [09:46:33] mmm [09:46:38] onion herring [09:46:48] Nikerabbit: hmm? [09:47:32] mm what is it called [09:49:00] http://www.boyfood.fi/cms/img/tuote/5/Sipulisilli_tuotekuva.jpg [09:49:21] ew [09:50:37] Werdna: you don't like fish? :D [09:51:02] well no, but it would look disgusting if I did :P [09:51:13] *Werdna is not a fish person. [09:51:29] hmm [09:51:32] not at all [09:52:59] Werdna: how about this: http://blogs.guardian.co.uk/food/crayfish_notinventedhere.jpg [09:53:33] that's called "lobster" here :P [09:53:53] .. or not [09:53:55] Crayfish, crawfish, crawdads, or crodgers[citation needed] are freshwater crustaceans resembling small lobsters, to which they are closely related. [09:53:57] well [09:54:02] lobster are much bigger [09:54:27] it's not bad, but it disgusts me to eat them [10:02:37] hi there, can somebody tell me if it possible to make included code (with geshi) scrollable? so that if the code is pretty long it doesnt take that much place [10:03:22] neldoreth:
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[10:04:23] Werdna: i have now, but it doesnt work [10:04:39] neldoreth: style is not an attribute of [10:04:53] you have to wrap the in a
with that style. [10:05:25] ah right - perfect, works :) - thank you [10:05:33] :) [10:19:50] hmm [10:19:53] where's the syntax error? [10:19:54] $r[] = wfMsgExt( "listgrouprights-{$value}group", array( 'parseinline' ), $wgLang->listToText( array_map( array( 'User', 'makeGroupLinkWiki' ), $changeableGroups[$key] ) ) count( $changeableGroups[$key] ) ); [10:19:58] Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_STRING in /home/andrew/mediawiki/includes/specials/SpecialListgrouprights.php on line 131 [10:22:56] found it. [10:24:32] 03(mod) Wikibits patch #6 - reverse sortable tables - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15403 (10dan_the_man) [10:28:36] 03(mod) Wikibits patch #9 - force sortorder of a column - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15406 +comment (10dan_the_man) [10:29:07] 03(NEW) Links to Commons Images are redlinks in Log - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15437 normal; normal; MediaWiki: Special pages; (chrisipk) [10:30:08] 03(mod) Links to Commons Images are redlinks in Log - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15437 (10chrisipk) [10:42:31] TimStarling: do you have time for code review over the next few days? I have a rather large patch that needs looking at. [10:46:43] My mediawiki is used to document our IT departments internal IP structure, server locations etc... I'd like the search facility to allow the user to be able to type in an IP as it's often the case we know the IP but not the machine. How can implement the ability to search for an IP on a given, or all pages? [10:47:50] 03(mod) Wikibits patch #9 - force sortorder of a column - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15406 +comment (10dan_the_man) [10:50:56] movedx: Right now MediaWiki's internal search does not index ip addresses correctly... perhaps you should try experimenting with another one of the search engines that can be used... or as a workarround, SMW could always be used to annotate the list of ips... then you could easily find pages with them [10:54:45] Dantman: SMW? [10:54:55] Semantic MediaWiki [10:55:01] http://semantic-mediawiki.org [10:55:18] Basically you could just annotate IP addresses in a page [10:55:37] A bot, or the ReplaceText extension could easily do that for you [10:55:56] much simpr to simply make them links [10:56:02] [[192.168.7.123]] [10:56:05] hmmm... perhaps [10:56:08] Good idea [10:56:14] you can then justlook at "whatlinkshere" [10:56:28] {{hesaidsemantic|gethim}} [10:56:38] :P [10:56:44] haha [10:57:28] nope, that didn't help. [10:58:17] hello [10:58:32] 03(NEW) Namespace translations - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15438 15enhancement; normal; Wikimedia: Language setup; (ryan_james_tamayo_amparo) [11:00:59] Hmm... how didn't it? [11:08:59] Dantman: Well it created a link, but doing a search didn't bring back any results. I searched for the exact string and a partial string. [11:09:16] We never said it would fix the search [11:09:39] We said that if you made them links, you could use Special:Whatlinkshere to find the pages that link to an IP's page [11:10:58] hey, anyone here? [11:11:03] got a question to my own mediawiki ^^ [11:12:10] hello. my mediawiki dosn't send emails... i use smtp relay postfix that is on other server. [11:12:49] Dantman: OK, well I need to allow users of this wiki to be able to type in an IP and it'll find pages containing that IP. I can't understand why the wiki would have trouble indexing an IP... it's just text in a page. [11:13:12] It's text, but text needs to be filtered... [11:13:14] hmm many questions, anyone here to answer? ^^ [11:13:33] i wanna know if its possible to allow unregistered users, IPs, to upload images [11:13:42] The indexing system doesn't know about the pattern an IP takes [11:15:19] movedx: on the search results page have a big bright link to "Special:Whatlinkshere" for the search term? [11:15:33] "if you searched for an IP, click here" [11:19:34] OK, well let's come back to that in a moment; how can I implement some sort of protection for the wiki? We need to protect it from being visible to the wiki but at the same time being accessible over the net. [11:19:58] Is there an addon or anything that allows us to implement a required password to even view the main page or any other pages? [11:23:41] you can always remove the view right [11:23:43] 03(mod) Allow properties for off-page objects. - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15416 +comment (10naught101) [11:23:56] Also, how can I define an internal link to another page, but define the link's text? like you do: [http://www.asd.com Link text] [11:24:38] doesnt anybody now if its possibl to allow unregistered users to uplaoad images? [11:24:40] Dantman: How and where do I do this? I haven't seen a single administrator panel anywhere on this wiki [11:25:17] !wg GroupPermissions [11:25:17] --mwbot-- http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:%24wgGroupPermissions [11:25:22] cheers [11:25:36] There is no admin pannel [11:26:06] [[link|text]] [11:26:36] It would be helpful that link told me what file those varibales where in? [11:26:40] Splarka: Thanks [11:26:47] Dantman: as of a few days's time, that will be done in Special:GroupRights :) [11:26:49] LocalSettings.php [11:27:18] I actually already have code for something like that if that's the case... ;) [11:27:58] Dantman: I already wrote it. [11:28:07] I completely redid users/groups. [11:28:19] 2000-line patch :P [11:29:07] J-PG: I don't recommend that... MediaWiki's logging system does not handle logging of IP's... So quite simply, if you enable uploads for anonymous users, anyone will be able to upload dozens of images to your site, and you won't even know who uploaded them. [11:29:08] .. anybode time to tell me if its possible to allow unregistered users to upload images? [11:29:15] oh thx.. hmm [11:29:25] its for a company wiki [11:29:30] Dantman: Actually it was in includes/DefaultSettings.php [11:29:36] Lucky I know PHP. [11:29:38] Noooo! [11:29:39] so it wont exceed [11:29:43] Don't touch that [11:29:50] Dantman: OK? [11:29:56] movedx: don't change it in DefaultSettings.php [11:29:58] Do I overrule the varibale in LocalSettings? [11:30:00] Those are the defaults, you configure things inside of LocalSettings.php [11:30:06] movedx: Did you read the top of DefaultSettings.php? [11:30:07] hello. my mediawiki dosn't send emails... i use smtp relay postfix that is on other server. [11:30:24] * NEVER EDIT THIS FILE [11:30:29] I thought that was self-explanatory. [11:31:03] Where does it state that? [11:31:09] at the very top of the file. [11:31:27] Ah, but not the wiki page I was linked too, OK. [11:31:47] OK, so do I define my own wgGroupPermissions in the LocalSettings.php? [11:31:57] Just the permission you want to change [11:32:01] OKies [11:32:10] $wgGroupPermissions['*]['view'] = false; [11:32:16] At any particular point in the file, or? [11:32:33] ah, after the requireonce, of course [11:32:35] You might want to also disable account creation [11:32:43] I probably will, yes. [11:32:53] I will be disabling all visitor activety [11:32:58] I just use $wgGroupPermissions['*'] = array(); [11:33:13] ^_^ Even better [11:33:16] try... [11:33:32] $wgGroupPermissions['user'] = $wgGroupPermissions['*']; then $wgGroupPermissions['*'] = array(); [11:33:59] um, no. [11:34:06] what about permissions given to users. [11:34:10] you'd want an array merge [11:34:39] Hmm...right [11:34:52] ^_^ Even better... splice [11:34:57] foreach( $wgGroupPermissions['*'] as $key => $value ) { $wgGroupPermissions['user'][$key] |= $value; } [11:35:00] Werdna: Your original suggestion worked fine, thank you. [11:35:28] Talk about over complicating things :P [11:35:46] heh [11:35:55] Then avert ye eyes... [11:36:18] Yeah sure. I'm happy to leave you to over complicate a simple matter ;) [11:37:33] 03(mod) Occasional run of Special:WantedPages - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15434 (10meno25wiki) [11:37:41] $wgGroupPermissions['user'] = array_merge( $wgGroupPermissions['user'], array_splice( $wgGroupPermissions['*'] ) ); [12:05:01] What's a good JavaScript WYSIWYG editor for MediaWiki? Something like TinyMCE and the likes, with table edditing support... [12:05:20] Dantman: what is array_splice? [12:05:42] cmihai: if there were a good one, we would be using it. [12:05:51] cmihai: FCKeditor is okay, but has lots of bugs [12:05:54] use the wikia version [12:05:58] takes an array, and a range, and basically extracts the data there and replaces it with another set of data [12:06:05] I'll try it. [12:06:16] TinyMCE was very unstable :-) [12:06:17] it modifies the array, and returns what was removed [12:06:26] Dantman: then I think you typed that statement wrong [12:06:30] sounds like it takes two arguments. [12:06:35] Defaults [12:06:46] Default offset is 0, default length is the end of the array [12:07:00] So without arguments, it basically empties the entire array and returns the values [12:07:14] ;) Two jobs in one, heh [12:07:43] *Werdna rolleyes. [12:07:44] cheapo. [12:07:54] heh [12:22:22] 03(mod) Uploads sometimes are incomplete: file is there, but image page is missing - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15430 (10roan.kattouw) [12:47:05] *Sasa^Stefanovic off [12:47:30] hi #mediawiki. Is it possible to have a different page title than the URL ? For example, the page is /foo and firstHeading is Bar ? [12:47:54] Or alternatively, is there a way to suppress firstHeading on specific pages ? [12:59:06] 03(mod) Import sources on el.wikiversity - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15435 +shell; +comment (10innocentkiller) [13:06:19] Is there a decent way of creating a table in articles/pages? I'm currently typing the name of a server and then placing say, 10 spaces after that and typing the IP. Can I create a table? [13:08:01] <_mary_kate_> www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Tables [13:12:05] nice [13:12:58] michaeltwofish: it is quite simple to suppress the heading [13:13:14] .firstHeading .page-Page_Name { display: none; } [13:13:40] Werdna: I only want to do it on specific pages [13:13:54] michaeltwofish: replace Page_Name with the page in question. [13:14:06] ah, I see [13:14:45] put that in MediaWiki:Common.css [13:17:27] so it's only possible to hard code it into the CSS ? Not possible by just editing the page or using a template or something ? [13:17:38] *michaeltwofish is a mediawiki newbie [13:18:14] Yes, that's correct. [13:18:29] Werdna: thank you [13:26:18] hi Werdna [13:31:00] hello victor [13:49:47] i have a mw at www.openfontlibrary.org/wiki/ and anonymous users are seen as 127.0.0.1 - not sure why :( [14:04:51] 03(mod) Import sources on el.wikiversity - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15435 (10N/A) [14:16:17] aha! [14:16:25] i had to add these 2 lines to LocalSettings.php [14:16:25] $wgUseSquid = true; [14:16:26] $wgSquidServers = array('127.0.0.1'); [14:16:27] :) [14:17:44] 03(mod) Wikibits patch #11 - more currency - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15436 (10Simetrical+wikibugs) [14:18:04] I'm running a MW API based site and i noticed that in my native wiki the article and user counts are not being incremented. Is this a bug or is this something I will have to do manually? [14:23:06] *Simetrical points AphelionZ to an API person like VasilievVV [14:23:52] Simetrical: "user_editcount not incremented" looks not like an API bug [14:24:05] i just installed Media Wiki how can i now add a new page with content? [14:24:11] Wait.. it's rather special:statistics problem [14:24:29] VasilievVV, I should hope not, but I don't know, maybe the edit API is short-circuiting the article count increment? [14:25:54] where is article count and user count stored? [14:25:59] i figured it would just count the db rows [14:26:50] Simetrical: I don't think it's possible. It's incremented in Article::doEdit subfunction [14:27:02] AphelionZ: site_stats table [14:27:10] AphelionZ, counting rows is slow. [14:27:15] i see [14:27:20] (16:24:04) (Flesje^) i just installed Media Wiki how can i now add a new page with content? [14:27:22] *AphelionZ sighs [14:27:27] i'll just do it manually for now [14:27:51] Flesje^, type the name of the page in the search bar, and then add some text and save. [14:30:45] ok thanks [14:31:16] can i store also bin/sh code / php code and things like that? [14:31:35] cause making a wiki for a company with tutorials/help files to setup new servers with same settings and all [14:32:47] Or can i make like a Group Called DirectAdmin and under that store new tutorials by Setup DA - Install ClamAV - Secure Server [14:32:49] and all? [14:33:04] and put the Main group DirectAdmin under the Navigation? [14:42:36] 03(NEW) Show interwiki links in edit mode - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15439 15enhancement; normal; MediaWiki: Page editing; (church.of.emacs.ml) [14:45:23] How can I insert bin/bash or php or perl code into a page? [14:48:11] ..\ [14:49:28] .. [14:49:29] ... [14:52:00] Flesje^: You talking evaluation, highlighting, or just preserving the whitespace? [14:52:20] PHP Fatal error: Call to a member function toHtml() on a non-object in /var/www/w/includes/ImagePage.php on line 936 [14:54:30] waiting for some one to answer the simple questions [14:55:00] Flesje^: Dantman asked you what you mean. [14:55:07] no one is going to answer before you explained. [14:55:27] hi Duesentrieb [14:55:31] hey Nikerabbit [14:56:06] Duesentrieb: anything new? [14:56:19] Nikerabbit: about what? CCC? [14:56:21] i dont see any reaction for dartman [14:56:47] he was more responding to my .. ... and ..\ [14:56:56] or else he needs to talk a bit better explained sentences [14:57:15] o_O [14:57:29] maybe you shoule be a bit more friendly and a bit less impatient if you want help [14:57:43] en-1?? [14:58:10] the answer is simple enough to find anyway. [14:58:22] Duesentrieb: do you like herring in onion sauce? [14:59:00] Nikerabbit: i like herring with yoghurt, onions, apples and pickes :) [14:59:14] (and boiled potatoes) [15:00:02] well that's good too [15:01:04] Duesentrieb: I ate smoked common whitefish at the weekend :) [15:01:29] sherry sil is good... whitefish? what's that? [15:01:42] i'm not so fond of fish in general. but there are exceptions :) [15:01:52] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Common_whitefish [15:13:15] 03(NEW) $wgBlockAllowsUTEdit - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15440 15enhancement; normal; Wikimedia: Site requests; (pandelea.daniel) [15:14:29] 03(mod) $wgBlockAllowsUTEdit - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15440 (10pandelea.daniel) [15:15:22] 03(mod) Change $wgBlockAllowsUTEdit on rowiki - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15440 +shell; summary (10raimond.spekking) [15:16:07] 03demon * r40323 10/trunk/phase3/ (7 files in 4 dirs): Fully deprecate $wgProxyKey. Has been marked as deprecated since 1.4, but never seems to have been done. Sites with $wgProxyKey set will continue to use the setting (added a fallback in Setup). Fixes bugs 9258 and 12089. [15:16:59] 03(FIXED) $wgSecretKey, $wgProxyKey documentation - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=9258 +comment (10innocentkiller) [15:17:07] 03(FIXED) Change $wgProxyKey to $wgSecretKey - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=12089 +comment (10innocentkiller) [15:21:29] Hello, would setting EmergencyContant = foo@localhost be valid? I'm not sure how the email thing works. I would like emails to the admin be sent to the user on the same computer, instead of an 'actual' email account. Is this possible with mediawiki? [15:21:32] 03(NEW) no primary key on tables - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15441 normal; normal; MediaWiki: Database; (wikimedia.org) [15:22:23] ravster, I'm not sure that config variable actually used anywhere. Maybe it's displayed on error pages? I don't think MediaWiki sends mail to it. [15:22:26] !wg EmergencyContact [15:22:26] --mwbot-- http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:%24wgEmergencyContact [15:22:47] Simetrical: I see [15:22:56] That page gives info. [15:23:34] So it just displays a message where someone else should manually send an email to [15:24:37] I don't know if it even does that. [15:24:41] Read the page mwbot linked to. [15:26:24] 03(mod) Uploads sometimes are incomplete: file is there, but image page is missing - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15430 +comment (10mike.lifeguard) [15:29:41] 03(mod) Add link to contributions on Special:BlockIP - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15432 +comment (10mike.lifeguard) [15:31:15] It says 'email address that the wiki can contact if something goes wrong', I assume that means that the wiki engine will send and email to that particular address, but not let other people know what that address is. [15:31:40] ravster, quote: "Current versions of MediaWiki (1.13 and above) do not use this setting" [15:32:12] oh, bugger. I should have read the whole page. [15:32:14] I'm sorry [15:36:39] 03(mod) Authentication failures with IPv6 addresses bound sessions - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=9925 +comment (10hashar) [15:37:53] 03(mod) new wiki as internal workingspace for the dewiki arbcom - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14318 (10rhalsell) [15:38:55] 03(mod) Links to Commons Images are redlinks in Log - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15437 +comment (10mike.lifeguard) [15:47:57] did someone just sync? [15:47:59] PHP fatal error in /usr/local/apache/common-local/php-1.5/includes/SkinTemplate.php line 417: [15:48:01] Call to a member function getFullURL() on a non-object [15:49:18] It looks like the last scap was on the 28th. [15:50:52] huh. i can only get it to break on one page actually [15:50:57] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:BN [15:51:12] 03mkroetzsch * r40324 10/trunk/extensions/SemanticMediaWiki/includes/storage/SMW_QueryResult.php: updated documentation [15:52:13] 03mkroetzsch * r40325 10/trunk/extensions/SemanticMediaWiki/includes/ (10 files): Fixed problems with query printers that used sub-parsers. Moved many functions to parent class, simplifying sub-class code. [15:53:46] is there a possibility to search in older versions of mediawiki-pages, too? [15:57:08] menace, not in the default software, no. [15:57:23] That's a pity. [15:57:35] are there any plugins for this purpose? [15:58:15] hrmm... and if i uselang=zh on the page that is problematic ([[WP:BN]]) then it works fine [16:01:41] looks like an interwiki language link problem [16:05:50] jeremyb> do you still have the problem with [[WP:BN]] ? [16:06:10] hashar: same error [16:06:39] cant reproduce it :/ [16:07:14] hashar: fixed sometime in the last minute [16:31:19] what is a 'domain for MessageID'? I'm not sure how to find out what to put in for my ISP. [16:39:06] 03mkroetzsch * r40326 10/trunk/extensions/SemanticResultFormats/ (3 files in 2 dirs): Updated printer code to fit current SMW 1.3a devel version (somewhat simpler now) [16:41:30] 03(mod) new wiki as internal workingspace for the dewiki arbcom - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14318 (10thogol) [16:42:53] 03mkroetzsch * r40327 10/trunk/extensions/SemanticMediaWiki/includes/SMW_QueryPrinter.php: Reset internal variables before each printout [16:46:32] 03(mod) Wikibits patch #4 - more date formats - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15401 (10Simetrical+wikibugs) [16:57:23] 03(mod) Wikibits patch #5 - performance optimizations - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15402 (10Simetrical+wikibugs) [16:57:24] 03(NEW) Please create Portal namespace for Norwegian Wikinews - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15442 15enhancement; normal; Wikimedia: Site requests; (jhsoby) [17:02:04] 03(FIXED) new wiki as internal workingspace for the dewiki arbcom - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14318 +comment (10rhalsell) [17:03:59] 03mkroetzsch * r40328 10/trunk/extensions/SemanticMediaWiki/includes/SMW_QueryPrinter.php: +missing parameter [17:19:16] 03(mod) Wikibits patch #5 - performance optimizations - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15402 (10dan_the_man) [17:24:29] 03(NEW) New group (translator) on Incubator - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15443 15enhancement; normal; Wikimedia: Site requests; (triyork) [17:34:53] 03yaron * r40329 10/trunk/extensions/ReplaceText/SpecialReplaceText.php: [17:34:53] Fixed handling of backslashes; "invert selections" link is only shown if there [17:34:53] are more than five pages [17:35:25] 03yaron * r40330 10/trunk/extensions/ReplaceText/ (README ReplaceText.php): New version: 0.2.5 [17:45:09] 03(mod) New group (translator) on Incubator - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15443 (10robinp.1273) [17:52:10] Hay guyz. What has happened to constant MW_PARSER_VERSION? StringFunctions apparently assumes the existence of such constant, but it's not defined. MediaWiki 1.13.0. [17:53:02] I have the mediawiki files installed at /srv/www/mediawiki/. I figure that $IP = "/srv/www/mediawiki" should do it. Is this correct? [17:53:26] I don't know what MW_INSTALL_PATH is set to [17:53:46] and I have no idea what dirname( __FILE__ ) is [17:54:08] mediawiki is currently working on my comp, I just want to understand the internals [17:57:37] 03(mod) Wikibits patch #4 - more date formats - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15401 (10mhorvath2161) [17:59:51] toweri: It was moved into a constant [17:59:53] 03(mod) Wikibits patch #9 - force sortorder of a column - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15406 (10mhorvath2161) [17:59:58] hi everybody there [18:00:00] and good evening! [18:00:18] toweri: You are likely using a bad version of String Functions, it runs fine for me on 1.13 and 1.14 [18:00:25] Be sure you are using the version inside of SVN [18:01:42] Dantman: A constant in PHP is referenced like in the following: strcmp( MW_PARSER_VERSION, '1.6.1' ); - am I right? [18:02:07] 03(mod) Wikibits patch #10 - more numbers - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15422 +comment (10mhorvath2161) [18:02:21] Dantman: I'm using a version downloaded from SVN about two weeks ago, but I'll check with the current revision. [18:03:19] 03(mod) Wikibits patch #11 - more currency - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15436 +comment (10mhorvath2161) [18:06:55] Dantman: Whatever was different in the 1.13.x version of StringFunctions, it now works without PHP warnings, thanks. [18:07:03] 03(mod) Wikibits patch #9 - force sortorder of a column - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15406 (10dan_the_man) [18:07:11] 03(mod) Wikibits patch #4 - more date formats - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15401 (10mhorvath2161) [18:17:44] 03yaron * r40331 10/trunk/extensions/SemanticDrilldown/specials/SD_BrowseData.php: Fix to avoid SQL ambiguity [18:22:55] Is there a way to guarantee a certain order for hook execution? [18:23:56] I have two extensions using EditFormPreloadText hooks, and I'd like those hooks to be executed in certain order. [18:40:03] "Each hook can have multiple handlers assigned to it, in which case it will call the functions in the order that they are assigned, with any modifications made by one function passed on to subsequent functions in the chain." [18:40:10] ...so something is not working. [18:40:27] (and I somehow suspect it's my code that's notworking) [18:41:53] Werdna: I am very glad to have people like you committing changes to LQT. But please avoid big commits with messages like "misc. other stuff". [18:42:28] Werdna: There have been regressions since I last looked at this code and it's hard to track them down. [18:56:10] toweri: subsequent hook functions are only executed if the previous one return true. [19:00:57] Hmm... that shouldn't be the problem, since both hook functions always return true. [19:03:22] Hello! I can edit\delete\restore\move\etc.. psges using MediaWiki's API, Can I patrol a page using it? [19:03:57] MinuteElectron: Hey, thanks for taking the time to make commits to LQT. [19:05:13] OsamaK: good question :) [19:05:34] Sure, it is from me :P Can I? :) [19:07:08] ping, Duesentrieb [19:07:23] hi everybody there [19:07:32] I would like to make a question [19:07:55] I am having a problem with my mediawiki [19:08:01] it says "/includes/WebResponse.php on line 10" [19:08:24] That's not all it says. [19:08:36] sure not [19:08:46] yo can check it here: www.neurohost.org [19:08:55] OsamaK: hm? [19:09:14] it says "Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by ... [19:09:20] Neur0n_: "output started at /mounted-storage/home52a/sub001/sc11308-AWRX/www/neurohost/index.php:4" [19:09:26] right [19:09:37] I did not want to flood the channel [19:09:40] I was searching in google [19:09:43] Neur0n_: something screwed up your index.php, making it output stuff (a blank line) when it shouldn't [19:09:43] Duesentrieb, Can I patrol a page using MediaWiki API? [19:09:48] but I am about to reinstall media wiki [19:09:53] OsamaK: i don't know :) [19:09:59] OsamaK: but it's like to know too. [19:10:11] Duesentrieb, is there any way to repair it? [19:10:27] I have to put the exercises for my students next week there [19:10:30] Neur0n_: sure - make sure to use the original index.php [19:10:40] I didn't find anything about this in docs.. [19:10:42] the original? [19:10:58] yes. unchanged. [19:11:17] i know no reason to modify index.php ever. [19:11:27] I didn't do it! [19:11:33] I did not modify the index.php! [19:11:38] well, something did [19:11:45] or php is lying. [19:12:13] Actually, now that I checked the index.php [19:12:16] if you like, post the code of index.php here: http://papernapkin.org/pastebin/home [19:12:17] it starts on line 4th! [19:12:32] hm? what starts on the 4th line? [19:12:41] well, it should start on the first line. [19:12:50] this command [19:12:59] the space before that is what's causing the problem [19:13:04] don't ask me how it got there :) [19:13:26] ok [19:13:28] I will try it [19:13:32] I hope it's only that! [19:13:38] right [19:13:55] oh my goodness!!! [19:13:57] could have happened to more files [19:14:12] I wonder how was it possible [19:14:17] I've never modified the index.php!!! [19:14:30] Duesentrieb, thank you very much!!! [19:14:36] you saved my life!!! [19:14:36] np. [19:14:39] find out what modified it [19:14:54] really, I am not able to write my gratitude!!! [19:16:02] great!!! [19:16:22] just make a nice wiki ;) [19:18:56] 03david * r40332 10/trunk/extensions/LiquidThreads/lqt.css: Fix layout problem in Safari. [19:20:15] Does MW allow content (whole pages and/or designated sections) to be included from other pages, like TWiki does? [19:21:05] Rich_Morin_: Yes. [19:21:22] mwbot: transclusion? [19:22:25] !templates | Rich_Morin_ [19:22:25] --mwbot-- Rich_Morin_: For more information about templates, see . The most common issues with templates copied from Wikipedia can be fixed by installing ParserFunctions and enabling HTML Tidy . [19:23:18] Rich_Morin_: designated sections are only possible with a hackish extension, but pages can specify which parts should be ignored when the page is included. [19:24:53] thanks! TWiki also allows parameterized includes, which can act like macros (eg, expanding a parameter into the content, using it in a conditional). Does MW have anyghint like this? [19:24:53] *Dantman doesn't find LST hackish [19:25:07] LST? [19:25:18] Labeled Section Transclusion [19:25:30] tnx [19:25:33] It lets sections, or named sections be transcluded rather than an entire page [19:25:53] No macros... [19:26:08] Though technically I could build something like that into WikiCode [19:26:36] $frame->parent->getArgument(...); [19:26:40] Is the Title-specific class for the body element for special pages localized? [19:27:20] Hopefully not [19:27:28] Hopefully. [19:27:47] :/ No, that would be evil and make generic styles break [19:27:54] Rich_Morin_: the answer is "yes". and a lot more, like conditionals. see ParserFunctions [19:27:58] id's should NEVER be localized [19:28:07] Dantman: I meant hopefully not. [19:28:14] ^_^ ok [19:28:20] good old ambiguous English. [19:28:25] lol [19:28:42] And it gets worse when you write... [19:28:42] Dantman: well, the concept of "section" is a bit ill-defined. [19:29:18] ^_^ What, you want sections to be implemented with multiple textboxes? [19:29:35] Mmmm... modular data storage [19:30:24] 03(NEW) ApiEdit: Unknown error: AS_END - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15444 normal; normal; MediaWiki: API; (Bryan.TongMinh) [19:33:20] I'm not finding anything definitive on WikiCode - is this slang for something else? [19:33:27] Dantman: separate textboxes for sections would be evil, but for infoboxes it wouldn't be bad. and it wouln't be so terribly hard either i guess. [19:33:40] heh [19:33:42] Rich_Morin_: wikicode, wikitext - "The Syntax"! [19:33:46] !syntax | Rich_Morin_ [19:33:46] --mwbot-- Rich_Morin_: For help with MediaWiki's Wikitext syntax, please see . For an (incomplete) formal specification, see . [19:33:49] Oh... WikiCode is one of my extensions [19:33:57] oh? [19:34:03] 03david * r40333 10/trunk/extensions/LiquidThreads/LqtModel.php: Don't set a newtalk notification when the user posts to their own talkpage. [19:34:04] ^_^ Yes... [19:34:05] then i'm just confusing him :) [19:34:10] Dantman: what does it do? [19:34:13] !e WikiCode [19:34:13] --mwbot-- http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:WikiCode [19:34:19] Nope [19:34:25] http://wiki-tools.com/wiki/WikiCode [19:34:42] hrmph [19:34:47] you confused the poor bot.. [19:34:52] heh [19:35:12] The way things are used on MW.org disturb me... [19:35:26] T_T Horrid templates... [19:36:03] Bryan, Hello! I think you're one of API programmer, no? [19:36:53] 03mkroetzsch * r40334 10/trunk/extensions/SemanticMediaWiki/includes/SMW_QP_RSSlink.php: avoid parser cloning [19:37:12] 03mkroetzsch * r40335 10/trunk/extensions/SemanticMediaWiki/includes/ (SMW_QP_List.php SMW_QP_Template.php): remove unused globals [19:38:55] T_T No matter what kind of work I do in a day... I never have anything to sit down and relax to unless it's the weekend [19:42:28] Does installing or changing a plugin always require OS-level interaction or can some of this be done through the wiki itself? [19:43:02] Rich_Morin_: all installation and most configuration requries file access. [19:43:30] Rich_Morin_: this is per design, for security reasons. there are extensions that try to go around this, but they make my skin crawl (generated php... brrrr). [19:43:44] i think some more online configuration is upcomming [19:43:46] but... [19:44:08] TWiki has access controls, which I believe MW does not, so it may be a bit safer... [19:44:13] Rich_Morin_: do you really want your server to execute *any* php that came from the web? via an unsecured connection? [19:45:08] well, mw can be locked down a bit more. but i wouldn't trust anything coming from the web to the extent that i'd allow it to run on the server [19:45:10] ever [19:45:16] I can imagine scenarios where this could be made safe, but I agree with your concern. [19:45:58] so... i guess some of the config settings could be moved to the db or an ini file, and it would be reasonably safe to modify that via a "config panel" or something [19:46:02] but that's not the case yet [19:46:09] that's why I leave JS and Java turned off by default :) [19:46:19] installing extensions... i don't think it can be made safe in an open-web scenario [19:46:49] well, java isn't much of a security problem afaik. JS is... but it's also quite useful. [19:46:56] Most of my use is internal; makes things a bit different. [19:47:04] mediawiki works good without js, and doesn't use it exessively, but some things get a lot nicer when you have it on [19:47:33] so I turn it on in my browser on a site-specific basis [19:48:05] the watchlist, for example [19:48:05] yes, internal use is safer... though if we are talking about sensitive content... [19:48:05] insider attacks are rarer, but much more dangerous [19:48:05] because insiders know whatto look for, and where [19:48:39] 03siebrand * r40336 10/trunk/extensions/cldr/LocalNamesEn.php: Add a few local names for 'gom' [19:48:54] OsamaK: yes [19:49:10] Bryan, I asked: I can edit\delete\restore\move\etc.. psges using MediaWiki's API, Can I patrol a page using it? [19:49:45] I don't know about patrol, but edit/delete and other basic functions can be done [19:49:53] except upload [19:51:18] Bryan, If I want to add this function, Is it useful to file a bug? An [19:51:22] brb [19:52:25] OsamaK: yes, please do. It will be useful to patrol via api if not possible already [19:53:35] ok, looks too complicated to do in 10 minutes [19:54:23] 03(NEW) Add action=patrol - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15445 15enhancement; normal; MediaWiki: API; (Bryan.TongMinh) [19:55:49] davidmccabe: No problem, glad there's finally someone working on it proper now though ;) [20:06:41] 03mark * r40337 10/trunk/tools/trappist/ (. trappist.py): Initial import of River Tarnell's SNMP trap daemon for BGP [20:10:30] 03(NEW) Request for brazilian chapter's mailing list - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15446 15enhancement; normal; Wikimedia: Mailing lists; (caarlaabreu) [20:15:18] 03(ASSIGNED) Request for brazilian chapter's mailing list - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15446 (10cbass) [20:19:42] well guys [20:19:46] thanks for everything! [20:21:33] 03(mod) Wikibits patch #4 - more date formats - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15401 +comment (10mhorvath2161) [20:25:44] 03(mod) Wikibits patch #5 - performance optimizations - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15402 (10mhorvath2161) [20:27:41] 03(NEW) Adding patrol function using API - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15447 15enhancement; normal; MediaWiki: API; (OsamaK.WFM) [20:28:38] Mike||gone, When you back, please check this and add anything useful [20:28:59] 14(DUP) Adding patrol function using API - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15447 +comment (10roan.kattouw) [20:29:09] 03(mod) Add action=patrol - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15445 +comment (10roan.kattouw) [20:30:41] 03(mod) ApiEdit: Unknown error: AS_END - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15444 +comment (10roan.kattouw) [20:30:53] 03(mod) Add action=patrol - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15445 (10soxred93) [20:31:42] 03(mod) Wikibits patch #5 - performance optimizations - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15402 (10mhorvath2161) [20:33:52] TimStarling: Is there somewhere I can find a brief description/usage suggestions on the LocalRepo, ForeignDBRepo, FSRepo and ForeignAPIRepo repository class? If not, I'd be glad to help document, but I'm finding them confusing. [20:43:38] Just a quick thing: at the bottom of my wiki I had a few specific words which appeared on every page. This morning my localsettings.php was accidentally deleted and i've had to reinstall, but i don't know what it was that i set to have it show that [20:46:32] 03siebrand * r40338 10/trunk/extensions/cldr/LocalNamesEn.php: Add local name for 'sli' and some fixes [20:47:41] Gary_Kirk: "make backups regularly"? [20:47:55] .oO(there are two kinds of users. those who have lost data, and those who will) [20:48:26] I know, I know, I have the rest of my extensions and everything backed up just not this latest localesttings [20:50:38] Gary_Kirk: i wouldn't know how to do that in localsettings. generally, interface messages are edited in MediaWiki: pages [20:50:53] But that hasn't changed, so it can't be it [20:50:54] 03david * r40339 10/trunk/extensions/LiquidThreads/ (Lqt.i18n.php LqtPages.php lqt.css): Added 'Mark All As Read' button. Also renamed some messages. [20:51:13] I have even edited MonoBook.php to get rid of ie disclaimer etc and that's remained the same [20:51:55] Duesentrieb: Long time no chat. I'm thinking of sitting down tonight and writing a repo class extension NSRepo incorporating extension:lockdown to restrict access to files/images by namespace. Any advice about using the new FileRepo classes before I dive off the cliff? [20:52:43] jdpond: never looked at them closely. [20:52:50] good luck anyway:) [20:53:11] I've been lurking in the SMW mailing list for a while and find the effort interesting. However, I have no idea whether my interest is shared by the "mainstream" MW community. Comments? [20:53:25] 03(NEW) YAML-Output returns empty values instead of 0 - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15448 normal; normal; MediaWiki: API; (wikimedia-bugreports) [20:53:42] 03david * r40340 10/trunk/extensions/LiquidThreads/lqt.css: Change new-thread button to display:table to prevent hitbox from extending to right. [20:53:51] Rich_Morin_: hm, what effort? [20:54:00] Semantic MW [20:54:45] oh. well, it's sure interesting, and i should look into it closely again. I see it as a sepcial purpose tool though. [20:55:07] i have conceptual issues with the way knowledge is traditionally repesented in RDF [20:55:52] same here, and SMW is even more restrictive, because two parts of the link (base, target) are already defined by the link. [20:56:20] still, it looks like it could be used to do many of the things that TWiki forms do. [20:56:38] and more, of course... [20:56:47] there's also wikidata. and i have some thought about a light-version of that [21:00:44] anyone help with the footer thing? [21:19:31] 03dale * r40341 10/trunk/extensions/MetavidWiki/skins/mv_embed/ (4 files in 3 dirs): updates for playlist support [21:25:45] 03(mod) Wikibits patch #5 - performance optimizations - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15402 +comment (10mhorvath2161) [21:27:10] what is the page that gives a list of interwiki shortucts [21:27:27] like how [[:wikinews]] is wikinews and how [[m:]] is meta [21:27:38] <_mary_kate_> Nikerabbit: if i want something translated (wikimedia-related) can you write about it on betawiki or something? [21:29:35] 03aaron * r40342 10/trunk/phase3/includes/Title.php: Make getLatestRevID faster [21:31:19] 03(mod) Wikibits patch #2 - disable unused code - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15399 (10mhorvath2161) [21:37:04] <^demon> White_Cat: There's no built-in page to list IW links. [21:37:17] someone else helped [21:37:30] there is a page on meta that lists the interwiki map [21:37:54] http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Interwiki_map [21:38:12] <^demon> Yeah, but it's not built in and could potentially be wildly incorrect (plus, it doesn't help on non-WMF wikis) [21:38:56] 03aaron * r40343 10/trunk/phase3/includes/Article.php: Add ampersand to hook [21:41:15] White_Cat: That data is available on the toolserver, so a tool could be written to list them for WIkimedia wikis. [21:42:32] is it possible to use crontab program for updating MW? [21:42:39] Hi, I have a problem with the Cite extension. The references are only visible to logged-in users. [21:49:43] Is anyone familiar with Cite? [21:51:07] Pathoschild something to add to your todo list then [21:51:24] Pathoschild how would I link to http://nl.wikimedia.org ? [21:51:34] [[:wikimedia:nl]] doesnt work [21:53:20] that goes to the foundation site [21:53:21] White_Cat: [[:wikimedia]] only links to Meta [21:53:28] Use an external link [21:53:37] and then to dutch wikipedia [21:53:52] same as Guido_ just said [21:53:56] Guido_ I am trying to avoid that [21:53:59] mysql> SELECT iw_prefix,iw_url FROM interwiki WHERE iw_url LIKE "%nl.wikimedia%" LIMIT 1; [21:53:59] Empty set (0.00 sec) [21:54:03] There is none. [21:55:05] Hmm... [21:55:16] White_Cat: What happens if you do [[chapter:nl:foo]]? [21:55:39] True, external links are ugly (if only because they often get displayed wrong) [21:57:00] Pathoschild well [21:57:01] 03aaron * r40344 10/trunk/extensions/ (2 files in 2 dirs): Performance tweaks [21:57:09] http://en.wikimedia.org/wiki/nl:foo [21:57:14] page doesnt exit [21:57:17] *exist [21:57:20] Then there is none. [21:57:27] chapter link seems buggy [21:57:35] it did go to en.wikimedia [21:57:38] but not to nl [21:57:41] nl.wikimedia does exit [21:57:44] *exist [21:57:46] chapter is the interwiki link for en.wikimedia.org. [21:58:03] http://nl.wikimedia.org/wiki/Hoofdpagina [21:58:10] en.wikimedia.org doesn't exit [21:58:13] *exist [21:58:45] Which makes one wonder why we have an interwiki link to it... [21:58:52] White_Cat: english wikimedia is meta.wikimedia.org [21:59:03] qsheets no it is not [21:59:06] meta isnt english [21:59:14] its the comunity portal [21:59:19] Correct [21:59:19] there is no english chapter [21:59:27] It's a multilingual coordination and organizational wiki. [21:59:36] Neither English nor portal. [21:59:37] Pathoschild I think [[chapter:]] needs work [22:00:01] it should work just like [[Wikinews:]] [22:00:04] White_Cat: It cannot work with language prefixes if its target wiki doesn't exist; there's no wiki there to redirect. [22:00:33] en.wikimedia.org should redirect to the foundation wiki perhaps [22:01:02] but redirecting from that wouldn't work well [22:01:17] TimStarling do you think you can think of a quick workaround? :) [22:05:59] am I insane [22:06:00] http://meta.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?title=User:White_Cat&action=history [22:06:08] or that history starts from 13 March? [22:08:51] hmm [22:08:57] seems resolved [22:09:52] or not [22:10:03] Google chrome has difficulty displaying that page or something [22:18:30] White_Cat, already 166 bugs reported [22:28:30] Reedy [22:28:39] ? [22:28:40] {{SITENAME}} seems to return "wikipedia" on wikipedia wikis [22:28:54] I want a magic word that returns "en" on english wikipedia [22:29:14] put a feature request [22:29:17] {{SITELANG}} [22:29:27] should be simple enough [22:30:21] White_Cat, doesn't {{SERVER}} acheve what you want? [22:30:34] I only need the initial Platonides [22:30:54] {{SITELANG}} isnt a valid magic word [22:31:09] i know [22:31:17] hence putting a feature request in [22:32:56] 03david * r40345 10/trunk/extensions/LiquidThreads/ (LqtBaseView.php LqtPages.php lqt.css): Deleted threads now completely hidden by default; can be shown using checkbox. [22:34:26] White_Cat: doesn't {{CONTENTLANGUAGE}} do what you want? [22:35:03] that returns en [22:35:26] " White_Cat . I want a magic word that returns "en" on english [22:35:26] wikipedia [22:35:38] yeah [22:35:42] i was agreeing with you :) [22:35:54] right [22:35:58] seems to be [22:36:09] why is it so long :P [22:36:25] ask for an alias ;) [22:36:37] how does the length affect anything? [22:37:48] laziness? [22:39:21] 40342 probably makes the method slower . . . changes a primary key lookup into a secondary key lookup, where the key is larger, and disables "Using index". But both are const queries, who cares. [22:39:48] White_Cat: that magic word is documented at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Help:Magic_words btw [22:40:06] I was looking at the meta page [22:40:34] its documented there too I see [22:40:35] it's also documented at http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Magic_words [22:40:39] just poorly placed [22:45:24] 03(mod) Wikibits patch #9 - force sortorder of a column - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15406 +comment (10mhorvath2161) [22:54:48] anyone testing Google's Chrome yet? [22:55:20] not yet [22:55:29] but the architecture seems cool [22:56:03] it's for download now. [22:56:11] Feel very fast compared to FF2 [22:56:27] found a display difference in MediaWiki on the diff pages. [22:56:32] ;) That's because it's part based off WebKit... ie: Safari [22:56:54] *siebrand read the comic. Very informative and entertaining. [22:58:49] acid3 test not available. All the beta testers are trying to run it? :) [23:00:11] 03simetrical * r40346 10/trunk/phase3/ (RELEASE-NOTES skins/common/wikibits.js): [23:00:11] (bug 15436) Support more currency types for sortable tables [23:00:11] Patch by Mike Horvath. [23:00:19] 03(FIXED) Wikibits patch #11 - more currency - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15436 +comment (10Simetrical+wikibugs) [23:00:25] siebrand, of course half the stuff touted in the comic isn't novel, at least. [23:00:53] Simetrical: so what? I *do* need a browser that just works :) [23:00:55] IE7 already has separate processes per tab, AFAIK. The location bar thing is in Fx3 and I've heard Opera came up with it. [23:00:56] Is anyone familiar with the Cite extension? Our references are only visible to logged-in users. [23:00:57] Yeah, me too. [23:01:17] Finally there looks to be another major open-source browser, so I can consider switching in good conscience. ;) [23:01:19] Guido_: how long has that been true? [23:01:30] I'm not sure. [23:01:45] I only found out today [23:02:11] Then installed the very latest version, which made no difference [23:03:15] I don't notice the problem on enwiki [23:03:17] so wierd [23:04:39] Can you check? http://nl.wikisage.org/wiki/AMO-K has 25 references [23:05:00] http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=version&iId=13635 :( [23:05:11] In case it's just me [23:05:56] Guido_: try replacing {{refs}} with just [23:06:05] just to see if that makes a difference. [23:06:12] I don't see the refs on the page you posted [23:06:53] but I do see the footnotes [23:06:58] Wtf it may be another cache issue, I just emptied it and can now see the refs when logged out [23:09:06] I see them too, now [23:09:39] 03(mod) Wikibits patch #4 - more date formats - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15401 +comment (10mhorvath2161) [23:10:21] Weird [23:12:22] Still, thanks :) [23:12:33] no problem, I didn't do anything. good luck with it [23:15:16] 03(ASSIGNED) Wikibits patch #4 - more date formats - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15401 +comment (10mhorvath2161) [23:18:38] 03(mod) Wikibits patch #9 - force sortorder of a column - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15406 (10mhorvath2161) [23:19:47] 03aaron * r40347 10/trunk/extensions/FlaggedRevs/FlaggedRevs.hooks.php: fix var name [23:26:31] 03(NEW) Wikibits - ↓ and ↑ not showing up in icon ALT text in IE - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15449 15enhancement; normal; MediaWiki: Page rendering; (mhorvath2161) [23:34:51] 03(mod) Wikibits patch #9 - force sortorder of a column - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15406 +comment (10mhorvath2161) [23:57:50] <[X]> Argh, stupid unknown API error...