[00:00:09] anyway, it appears like that for me (Windows XP) in Firefox 3, IE 7, Safari 3.1 and Opera 9.5 [00:00:17] What's the command to get a list of categories? [00:00:29] solifugus: go to Special:Categories on the wiki [00:01:55] 03(ASSIGNED) Wikimedia Belgium mailing list - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15465 (10cbass) [00:02:18] 03(FIXED) Request for brazilian chapter's mailing list - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15446 +comment (10cbass) [00:02:38] solifugus, you mean in PHP code, using the API, or as a human user? [00:04:01] Simetrical: as a human user.. I got it, as per Skizzerz [00:04:04] Simetrical: if you don't want to reorder the arguments, it should at least accept null instead of array() for the middle ones, no? [00:04:24] davidmccabe, I don't see why. It makes no real difference. Three characters less? [00:06:11] Simetrical: it's just what people expect. [00:06:24] *davidmccabe is for making APIs as slick and surprise-free as possible. [00:06:57] It's what some people would expect. Logically I'd expect an empty array to work for sure. [00:07:12] So you could take the PHP approach and just make every possible thing people might expect work, or you could have one consistent way to do it. [00:07:19] I chose the latter. [00:07:26] Way to insult my position ;) [00:07:29] ;) [00:07:31] <[X]> Argh, the api isn't recognizing the multiple parameters [00:07:38] Avast!! [00:09:23] later [00:11:57] 03(mod) Add action=patrol - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15445 +comment (10soxred93) [00:19:06] <[X]> Is there any API developer here? [00:21:43] they are there [00:23:13] 03(mod) One slow extension can block all wiki pages for all users - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15460 (10mediawiki) [00:24:23] <[X]> Alnokta, who are they? [00:25:15] [X], them :P [00:25:32] <[X]> I'm confused. [00:31:00] Jesus! [00:31:46] [X], i'm sorry, was just joking.. they (api devs) don't seem to be reading you.. [00:31:52] <[X]> Ah [00:32:40] <^demon> [X]: What's up? I don't work on the api specifically.... [00:35:14] Is there where I can ask a question about the MediaWiki software [00:36:38] this is [00:37:10] 03(mod) Add action=patrol - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15445 +comment (10soxred93) [00:37:16] So one day I was walking along the Yellow Brick Road when I started getting daily messages that my wiki had exceeded it's disk space [00:37:31] find a better host? [00:37:40] You're funny! no really [00:37:48] anyway, do you have uploads enabled? [00:37:55] So anyway, I thought, gee maybe I can just delete a bunch of old revisions [00:38:17] I don't know what your question means, so probably not [00:38:27] can you upload images and such to your wiki? [00:38:34] Never tried to do that [00:38:41] ok, then probably not [00:39:22] I have this "Upload file" [00:39:37] but if you never used it, it isn't the issue :) [00:39:56] "File uploads are disabled on this wiki. " [00:40:13] Some of my articles have several hundred old revisions [00:40:34] ok, there is a maintenance script you can run that deletes every old revision [00:41:02] I wish there was a way to just pick *an* article and delete it's old revisions, instead of all revisions for everything [00:41:34] how much disk space you have? [00:41:36] I tried just deleting the article and restoring the current version but it seems to remember all the old changes anyway [00:41:40] I know of ways to delete old revisions individually, or all at once. Don't know a way to delete it per-article [00:42:04] The limit its complaing about alnokta is 500 Meg [00:42:14] 512 Meg rather [00:42:38] big wiki [00:42:59] What I wish I could do, is say "Delete permanently, all the deleted data I already deleted! :)) [00:43:28] that is possible [00:43:33] How alnokta [00:43:45] a script in maintenance directory [00:43:55] what script [00:45:11] deleteArchivedRevisions.php probably [00:45:34] <_mary_kate_> deleting page revisions won't save disk space, as they aren't stored on disk, but in mysql [00:46:54] You have any suggestions mary kate [00:48:08] their mysql quota is probably the same as disk quota, thats why deleting revs should reduce disk usage [00:53:26] alnokta, usually not that I've seen, they tend to be separate. [00:59:21] The DeleteOldRevisions php deletes all of history, not just the deleted portions [01:02:30] hmmm something odd here, let me read this again five times [01:05:14] Simetrical, thats where the 'probably' kicks in :) [01:06:46] buggy_buggy, * Delete archived (deleted from public) revisions from the database deleteArchivedRevisions.php [01:07:10] you have deleted version and non deleted version [01:07:18] I can't find such an extension on MediaWiki the page is blank [01:07:18] I assume it mean it "hard delete" both [01:09:11] 03(mod) Wikimedia Belgium mailing list - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15465 (10dereckson) [01:09:40] :o [01:10:31] alnokta I dont have a script like that in my files [01:10:41] and theres no extension page at mediawiki with that name [01:11:43] buggy_buggy, in your maintenance directory [01:11:54] its not there [01:12:18] are you thinking of deleteoldrevisions? [01:12:28] 03(FIXED) Wikimedia Belgium mailing list - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15465 (10cbrown1023) [01:14:50] buggy_buggy, nope, what is your mediawiki version? [01:14:58] 1.6 [01:15:32] *Skizzerz stands by his first statement -- find a better host [01:15:39] one that has PHP 5, at least [01:15:56] there really is no reason to not have upgraded by now [01:16:19] (last sentence was @ the hosting places, not at you) [01:18:54] I can't believe in 5 years I'm the first person to want to reduce the size of a wiki without throwing away all history :) [01:19:22] Actually I don't know if the wiki software's been around 7 years yet.... [01:19:37] buggy_buggy, yes the page is missing in 1.6 .. so scratch that soln unless you upgrade [01:19:48] *page = file [01:29:38] 03ialex * r40412 10/trunk/phase3/includes/LinkBatch.php: No need to wrap it in a ResultWrapper object as Database::query() already returns a ResultWrapper object [01:42:34] 03erik * r40413 10/trunk/tools/planet/en/config.ini: *cough* fix erikz's feed url [01:44:32] 03(mod) Provide preference-based autoformatting for unlinked dates - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=4582 (10tony1) [01:52:49] 03(mod) Add action=patrol - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15445 +comment (10soxred93) [02:03:44] <[X]> Could a dev please implement that now? ^demon has taken a look at it, and it looks good [02:17:51] 03(mod) Provide preference-based autoformatting for unlinked dates - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=4582 (10l8qjvx002) [02:17:58] hi TimStarling [02:18:10] hi [02:29:58] <[X]> Could a dev please implement bug 15445 now? ^demon has taken a look at it, and it looks good [02:51:21] hey TimStarling what's up [02:51:29] hi brion [02:51:36] judging by your suffix, I should be asking you that [02:51:43] *brion-sick *cough* [02:52:02] I was just trying to work out the report at the bottom of WP:VPT [02:53:53] it's an invalid rc_params/log_params row that was put there before I updated to HEAD yesterday [02:54:07] s/row/field [02:54:40] tadam... just woke up. [02:54:44] 03(mod) Add action=patrol - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15445 (10brion) [02:55:21] brion: how was your trip? [02:55:41] awesome, until we got sick on the flight home :) [02:55:46] <[X]> brion-sick: You just had to say that when I close the terminal [02:56:03] where did you go ? [02:56:13] yeah, you sounded alright when I phoned you :) [02:56:15] atlanta for http://dragoncon.org/ [02:56:27] yeah, before i got on the plane i was great ;) [02:56:39] 03(mod) Add action=patrol - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15445 +comment (10soxred93) [02:56:50] <[X]> Brion-sick, better? [02:56:57] i should have worn my anti-sars mask [02:57:35] anyway, poking at things a bit this evening since i napped in the afternoon due to having trouble concentrating on the screen :P [02:58:18] *MrZ-man notes https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=12650 also needs comments [02:58:23] brion, okay, then can you add me as a member of http://code.google.com/p/google-summer-of-code-2008-wikimedia/ then ? :p asked leslie, said you would have to do it [02:58:28] TimStarling: i think the source they show is a generic 'empty page' source that some browsers turn up [02:58:52] like I say, the problem is an invalid title in rc_params [02:59:08] ah [02:59:14] *brion still a bit woozy [02:59:18] LogPage calls Title::newFromText() which returns null, that gets passed through to Linker::makeLinkObj() which fails [02:59:35] the challenge now is to work out how an invalid title got in there [02:59:43] NicDumZ: ok which mail should i add? [02:59:45] I'm looking at some diffs [02:59:59] brion, nicdumz | gmail | com [03:03:58] NicDumZ: added [03:04:07] * @todo clarify whether access is supposed to be public (was marked as "kind of public") [03:04:23] hey, what's unclear about "kind of public"? [03:04:26] brion, works; thanks ;) [03:04:39] I don't know how I can be more specific [03:04:56] kind of like public, and kind of not [03:08:15] heh [03:12:55] it's the only one in the table in the last week [03:13:01] | log_id | log_timestamp | log_params | [03:13:06] | 16938405 | 20080902163557 | Hum%C4%81t ad-Diy%C4%81r | [03:13:07] | 16938406 | 20080902163557 | Talk:Hum%C4%81t ad-Diy%C4%81r | [03:13:31] maybe it was just random corruption by APC [03:14:04] it's easy to imagine it getting mUrlform confused with mTextform [03:14:07] <[X]> Could a dev please look at !bug 15445 [03:14:08] 03brion * r40414 10/trunk/phase3/ (RELEASE-NOTES includes/Skin.php): [03:14:08] * (bug 2889) MediaWiki:Print.css applies to the printable version [03:14:08] MediaWiki:Handheld.css and MediaWiki:Print.css now available (handheld only if $wgHandheldStyle is configured). [03:14:33] [X]: it's a review request, right? [03:14:50] [X]: did you update it in response to my comment? [03:14:52] <[X]> Actually, ^demon has reviewed it already, and it looks good [03:14:55] <[X]> Brion, yes [03:15:02] <[X]> Within 5 minutes ;) [03:15:35] brion: did you go somewhere fun? [03:16:24] 03(mod) Print stylesheet should be explicitly editable (e.g. MediaWiki: Print.css) - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=2889 (10brion) [03:16:31] 03(FIXED) Hide categories in printable style sheets - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=10886 +comment (10brion) [03:16:58] agh crap [03:17:01] *brion stabs bugzilla [03:17:19] <[X]> Been a lot of stabbing in other channels today too [03:17:22] 04(REOPENED) Hide categories in printable style sheets - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=10886 +comment (10brion) [03:17:39] 03(WONTFIX) Hide categories in printable style sheets - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=10886 (10brion) [03:18:03] 03(FIXED) Print stylesheet should be explicitly editable (e.g. MediaWiki: Print.css) - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=2889 +comment (10brion) [03:18:06] bz really needs to let you reassign *and* resolve in one step [03:18:19] AaronSchulz: http://dragoncon.org [03:18:34] *AaronSchulz finishes watching Sarah Palin [03:18:36] <[X]> One of the few quips I have found with bugzilla [03:18:50] <^demon|away> AaronSchulz: First impressions? [03:19:24] As far as reving up the base, I'd say she knocked it out of the park [03:19:50] Also did a good job at eroding Obama. As an Obama supporter, makes me a little scared now ;) [03:20:03] *AaronSchulz will watch the polls [03:20:09] <^demon> brion: Wouldn't also adding it if isPrintable() be a good idea? People expect printable=yes to mirror media=print. [03:20:53] <^demon> AaronSchulz: I'm interested to see how much support she _does_ get from the suburbian women, as that's her target demographic. [03:21:13] I laughed at some of her clever Obama jokes [03:21:32] mmm...journey of personal discovery, hehe [03:21:59] ^demon: should already be doing that on the output end of things [03:22:16] the nice thing about the new addStyle system is that we don't have to worry about that when specifying what styles we want to use [03:22:17] ^demon: I'm not sure she did much expansion theree [03:22:34] at output time the system knows 'oh we said printable=yes or handheld=yes so let's fudge it' [03:22:41] perhaps encouraged the base and got more people likely to care enough to vote [03:22:43] 03tstarling * r40415 10/trunk/phase3/includes/Title.php: Documentation [03:23:29] yes, let's all elect a creationist with no national-level government experience to be the fill-in president when the old guy has a heart attack [03:23:30] *there [03:23:44] hehe [03:23:59] 03tstarling * r40416 10/trunk/phase3/includes/LogPage.php: Work around database corruption reported on WP:VPT -- unlinked title instead of PHP error. Break long lines. [03:24:03] <^demon> brion: Gotcha :-) [03:24:13] brion: she tweaked here position on that :p [03:24:28] the day after, she clarified about "teaching the controversy" instead [03:24:36] which I still thing is stupid, but whatever [03:24:45] *think, bah [03:24:58] <^demon> But but, her son's in the army, which makes her a perfect commander in chief. Seeing as we all know that having a family member in the armed forces makes you qualified for a leadership role. [03:25:00] *AaronSchulz needs to stop sitting with both feet on the chair [03:25:23] <^demon> I had two grandfathers in the navy...does that make me good to be Sec. of Defense? [03:25:27] "teaching the controversy" sounds good until you realize that the controversy was settled over a century ago by actual scientists [03:25:47] and we do teach about that in the history of science [03:26:11] brion: hehe, don't need to tell me, I'm more of a Positivist than anyone in this room probably [03:26:49] <^demon> I still can't get over her 17 year old's baby daddy. [03:26:55] brion: however, she opened up a lot of worms [03:27:06] 1) That jet was sold "for profit" [03:27:14] 2) She took earmarks as mayor [03:27:26] 3) She initially supported that bridge to nowhere apparently [03:27:59] financial scandals and pork scandals? throw in a sexual harassment scandal and she'll be as gold as bill clinton [03:28:00] 4) McCain's whole bit has been on experience, which makes adding her kind of akward [03:28:29] <^demon> AaronSchulz: Ding ding ding on #4 [03:28:32] but hey! she's a woman! now you don't have to feel bad for not voting for the minority guy [03:28:33] 5) Who the fuck knows that else [03:28:56] *what else [03:29:39] <^demon> 6) They enjoy shooting wolves from helicopters [03:29:50] huh? [03:30:03] <^demon> Family enjoys hunting as a family outing. [03:30:04] brion: Took a while but found proof you were there http://photos.dragoncon.org/main.php?g2_itemId=16771. [03:30:08] ridiculous coefficient too high, hard to believe [03:30:23] rofl [03:30:32] *brion hasn't gone through his photos yet [03:30:46] ^demon: link? [03:30:56] ^demon: i love animals... they're delicious [03:31:27] <[X]> oh noes! [03:32:08] http://www.nabble.com/STOP-DOUBLE-STANDARD!!!-OR-HYPOCRESY!!!-td19296964.html [03:33:08] <^demon> AaronSchulz: Let me see if I can dig it up. [03:36:33] brion: btw, Sarah thinks global warming is "unreliable" [03:37:05] *AaronSchulz awaits the wrath [03:37:12] AaronSchulz: seriously. i was hoping global warming would give me a nice pleasant summer, but it was pretty cold most of the time here in SF [03:37:31] TimStarling: To continue last night's conversation was looking to use NS protections for images/files. Remember a while back I wrote an extension/patches that would allow NS protection using Image:[NS]:name.txt. Was going to use something like Image[NS]:name.txt by creating a FilePro class extension "NSRepo". [03:37:33] maybe if i got an SUV and drove more? [03:37:34] http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=9887 [03:37:38] tsk tsk, it's average earth's temp [03:37:52] <[Hyarion]> noo, I just closed digg/reddit to get away from all the Palin, and now she's spread to here too :p [03:37:56] NSRepo makes me think of objective-C programming :P [03:38:05] [[NSRepo alloc] init] [03:38:05] brion: maybe some people in Africa will have a drought then [03:38:14] Cheap shot [03:38:32] :) [03:38:49] AaronSchulz: let them drink coke [03:38:51] brion: or you will maker it warmer in Ohio during the winter [03:39:13] <^demon> AaronSchulz: Revise #5. She *supports* it at the very least. [03:39:26] <^demon> http://gristmill.grist.org/story/2008/8/30/20129/1935 [03:39:36] "Ohio: it could be worse, you could be in Kentucky" [03:39:40] 03(mod) Wikibits patch #3 - realign sorting icon - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15400 (10mhorvath2161) [03:39:40] To do this, need to override Special:Upload (as an Extension), and probably Special:ImageList [03:40:04] brion: all we know well is the average temp gets high and stuff gets messed up. Heh, makes me think of spinning a game wheel. [03:40:14] Plus create the UserCan checks in the NSRepo [03:40:51] TimStarling: Right so far? [03:41:30] sounds about right [03:41:40] ^demon: well remember, they don't have *souls* :) [03:41:54] <^demon> No wolves in heaven? [03:41:56] <^demon> :( [03:42:29] No Dogs go to Heaven [03:44:37] brion: "drill baby drill!"... honestly did not see that one coming [03:45:55] OK, how do I override Special:Upload? Just replace $wgSpecialPages['Upload'] = 'MyExtension'; from http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Special_pages#The_Setup_File? [03:49:21] 03(NEW) Add action=purge to API - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15466 15enhancement; normal; MediaWiki: API; (innocentkiller) [03:50:51] TimStarling: and NSRepo extends LocalRepo - is this a good place to start? [03:50:58] jdpond: idk if it's possible or how you'd do it but you might want to take a look at how en.wp and commons do it [03:50:58] the toolbox upload file link goes to a locally maintained wiki page with a wizard that eventually leads to the upload form. also commons has quite a bit of js in there [03:51:17] <[X]> I'll take care of that bug [03:51:27] <[X]> Wait, it already has a patch [03:51:59] [X]: i had to look up at scrollback... i read it as action=patrol for a second and was going to dupe mark :-) [03:52:02] jdpond: yes [03:52:14] <[X]> Heh [03:52:24] <[X]> No, it has had some duplicates [03:54:27] jeremyb: Yikes! I'm having trouble getting my head around the FileRepo Classes - mix with client side stuff and I'll go nuts. [03:56:00] <^demon> Whoo filerepo. :-p [03:58:16] 03tstarling * r40417 10/trunk/php/wmerrors/ (package2.xml wmerrors.c): Display catchable fatal errors that won't be thrown [03:59:29] TimStarling: when you have a chance, i sent you an email earlier about that nasty performance regression on 1.13. it looks like you already fixed it on trunk, so it'll just need to be applied on branch and a bugfix release made [03:59:52] haven't checked my email yet today [03:59:55] <^demon> brion: I thought it was applied? [04:00:12] is that the objectcache thing? [04:00:16] ^demon: i dunno, i was asleep a few hours ;) [04:00:16] yeah [04:00:23] <^demon> !r 40391 [04:00:23] --mwbot-- http://svn.wikimedia.org/viewvc/mediawiki?view=rev&revision=40391 [04:01:33] using a separate connection looked like the best way to fix it to me [04:01:44] we've fixed things like that before with fragile little tweaks [04:02:03] but it's way too easy to reintroduce them without a separate connection [04:02:07] TimStarling: Any step by step docs on creating a $wgForeignFileRepos, haven't figured out how prefix gets associated with name => 'shared' (for example). Do I need to create a namespace 'shared'? (I can probably figure this out from code) [04:02:33] what prefix? [04:02:48] eg: shared:file.txt [04:03:03] the repos all share the same namespace [04:03:13] ok i'm gonna head off and eat some dinners [04:03:18] and hopefully not cought myself to death [04:03:20] <^demon> jdpond: I've kept the docs on mw.org fairly up-to-date on $wgForeignFileRepos. [04:04:37] Namspace = NS_IMAGE? [04:05:15] Aaargh. Let me go back and study some more before I make a fool of myself. I'll be back. [04:08:27] thanks ^demon. here comes a headache! [04:09:08] <^demon> jdpond: Headaches are bad :( [04:15:40] 03demon * r40418 10/trunk/phase3/includes/HTMLFileCache.php: No more icky mkdir() calls. Grepping for mkdir() now returns nothing :) [04:18:17] grepping for mkdir() does return something, in the .svn directory ;) [04:20:04] *[X] needs someone good at API [04:23:47] <^demon> Krimpet: Boo. [04:23:52] <^demon> Anyways, off to sleep. [04:23:53] <^demon> night. [04:24:21] Krimpet: gfind -name .svn -type d -prune -o -type f -exec grep -EnH 'theregex' {} + | less [04:28:39] although grep 'mkdir()' yields nothing atm anyway per whitespace [04:32:05] there's still a mkdir after svn up [04:32:25] (only 1 outside /maintenance) [04:33:23] <[X]> Krimpet: Grep fail [04:33:48] $ echo -n 'before:'; gfind -name .svn -type d -prune -o -type f -exec grep -nH 'mkdir\s*(' {} + | wc -l; echo -n 'after:'; svn up &>../svnup.out && gfind -name .svn -type d -prune -o -type f -exec grep -nH 'mkdir\s*(' {} + | wc -l [04:33:49] before: 11 [04:33:49] after: 9 [04:34:03] that didn't catch any calls with the ( on the next line though [04:35:10] *[X] still awaits a developer to implement a patch [04:43:04] Hey, if I have access to my database, but no longer have my sysop password (old wiki) is there an easy way to make a new sysop account or replace the old password? [04:43:43] Alternatively, it'd be even nicer if I could just promote the account I'd been using for editing to sysop. [04:49:05] nvm got it [04:58:12] hi everybody [04:58:30] anyone knows how shoy a image in a article? [04:58:58] <[X]> !images | BioVirus [04:58:58] --mwbot-- BioVirus: For instructions to use images in MediaWiki, see . For more technical details about image uploads, see and . Note that uploads are disabled per default (see !uploads). [05:00:56] thnks, [05:01:06] its good to say thnks to a bot? [05:01:09] xD [05:07:33] !uploads | BioVirus [05:07:33] --mwbot-- BioVirus: File uploads are an often-used feature of MediaWiki, but are disabled by default in all current release versions. To enable them, first make the upload directory (default images) writable by PHP, then set $wgEnableUploads to true in LocalSettings.php (i.e. "$wgEnableUploads = true;"). See for more info. [05:09:16] hahahah, how can i upload a iamge? [05:09:40] <[X]> Special:Upload? [05:10:52] yep, i want to show a image in a article, but im reading I need to upload the image, is it true? [05:11:11] <[X]> Yes [05:11:44] can i show a image without need to upload? [05:14:37] <[X]> Yes, but it is extremely limited [05:17:25] <[X]> !externalimages [05:17:25] --mwbot-- To allow images from elsewhere to be included in your wiki, see . To limit this to some specific sources, see . [05:18:10] where can i change this line? [05:18:29] $wgAllowExternalImages [05:29:36] hello [05:31:50] 03(mod) Default system messages should be improved. - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=6702 (10N/A) [05:36:28] 03(mod) Default system messages should be improved. - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=6702 (10niklas.laxstrom) [05:36:53] 03(NEW) Pipe trick not working when used as template parameter that is in turn used in a reference citation - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15467 normal; normal; MediaWiki extensions: Cite; (ta.bu.shi.da.yu) [05:56:01] hello davidmccabe [05:56:10] davidmccabe: I got your message, but I don't know to which commit you are referring. [05:56:45] I'm not sure that I'd ever solely use the message "other misc stuff" unless I'd recently committed something related. [05:56:51] I don't know to which message you are referring. [05:56:56] oh yeah. [05:56:58] this one: [05:57:03] 18:50 #mediawiki: < davidmccabe> 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". [05:57:07] 18:51 #mediawiki: < davidmccabe> Werdna: There have been regressions since I last looked at this code and it's hard to track them down. [05:57:27] http://svn.wikimedia.org/viewvc/mediawiki?view=rev&revision=39905 [05:57:45] Btw your code wasn't causing the regression. [05:57:52] But that's a lot of stuff for one commit. [05:58:03] yeah, I did it all in one go. [05:58:05] Well, in particular I have no idea what the misc. stuff was. [05:58:16] anyways, the cleanup is appreciated. [05:58:28] I don't know either. I don't think it was anything substantial. [05:58:33] heh. [05:58:33] ok. [05:58:58] well, my original turn-off for working on LWT was that it wasn't formatted as most extensions are, so made it follow our conventions a bit more. [05:59:06] great. [05:59:18] Remember that your conventions change every 9 monthhtns :) [05:59:35] :P [05:59:36] hehe [05:59:38] we know [05:59:56] your code is expected to adapt to them of its own accord. [06:01:34] Doesn't yours do that? [06:01:38] I might have to implement it :P [06:03:05] 03(mod) Provide preference-based autoformatting for unlinked dates - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=4582 +comment (10smccandlish) [06:06:56] http://dmccabe.org/tmp/rc2.png [06:07:01] RC entry for a new discussion. [06:07:03] Feedback? [06:07:32] hmm. [06:07:35] I don't really like it [06:07:44] ok [06:07:47] Should be consistent with the rest of the UI [06:07:54] what would that entail? [06:08:14] 'WikiSysop' (toollinks) created a new discussion, 'Test talk', on 'Talk:Main page' [06:08:29] adding recentchanges entries that are totally out of whack with the rest of recentchanges is probably a bad idea. [06:08:43] 03(mod) Whitelist more HTML tags: abbr acronym address dfn kbd q samp - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=671 +comment (10smccandlish) [06:08:45] If they want to see the actual content, they can visit the link, as with any other change. [06:09:26] Well maybe we'll change other RCs to look like this later :) [06:09:33] in and of itself from a design standpoint? [06:15:21] <_wooz> lo [06:16:27] davidmccabe: consistency is a critical aspect of design. [06:16:46] Suppose we were to make all RC entries have snippets. [06:16:48] Then what? [06:17:21] how long is the snippet? [06:17:28] 200 chars at the moment. [06:17:28] is it truncated, or is it whatever's typed in? [06:18:24] it's truncated. see the ellipsis? [06:18:57] yes, I wasn't sure whether that was in your test data or not. [06:19:07] mmm... an integer number of line changes would be very nice [06:19:24] Splarka: in this case it's for a new thing. [06:19:25] (but would require generating a diff for every edit) [06:19:36] that would require caching different data :) [06:19:40] 03tstarling * r40419 10/trunk/phase3/includes/parser/Parser.php: Fix for bug 13770, second attempt. Tested with a conflicting install of both dom and domxml, as per the report. [06:19:40] sure, but what good are new features without feature creep from feature creeps [06:20:25] I'm more concerned with the data that we do show. Is this a good set of information for a talkpage post? [06:21:35] Werdna: Note that moves, protects, etc. also look different. [06:21:47] Completely different data types deserve different representations. [06:22:01] hi folks [06:22:26] moin [06:22:34] is it possible to use 2 different mediawikis and add an article to one that will also be published in the other one ? [06:22:47] deutsch david ? [06:23:00] no. [06:23:09] oh sry ;) [06:24:55] so to let u know waht i want: we are using 2 wikis and have to copy articles from one to the other when the category name is linked to the other wiki. because of user rights we can�t use only one wiki [06:24:57] 03(FIXED) Use Preprocessor_Hash by default to avoid missing DOM module errors - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=13770 +comment (10tstarling) [06:25:25] and as u see this is a very ineffective way, but i dont know how to fix it [06:25:55] Have you tried an extension to give you user groups? [06:28:15] we use user groups but one wiki holds some sensible data and the other one is used in cooperation so that we have to make the two ones work [06:29:25] they are used in our company and the one i have to copy articles to is used with 2 other companies so i cant cancel that wiki and integrate it into our own company wiki [06:30:22] but maybe there is a way to publish one article in both wikis? [06:33:37] ok, i recognize that there is no answer at the moment... so i�ll try to ask again later [06:33:40] thx and bye [06:38:05] 03tstarling * r40420 10/trunk/phase3/includes/SkinTemplate.php: Ignore invalid titles in $out->getLanguageLinks(). [06:54:30] 03mkroetzsch * r40421 10/trunk/extensions/SemanticMediaWiki/includes/SMW_GlobalFunctions.php: Corrected language class names. (bug 15378) [06:54:36] 03(FIXED) Aliasing does not work - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15378 +comment (10markus) [06:56:53] hi [06:57:32] Hello. [06:58:24] http://jwz.livejournal.com/931548.html [06:59:46] 03(mod) After upgrading to SMW 1.2.1 and installing the SPARQL endpoint , SMW_refreshData.php doesn't work anymore - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15117 +comment (10markus) [07:00:12] 03(mod) Enable alias "WP:" -> "Wikipedia:" for italian Wikipedia - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15116 (10powerpdn) [07:02:01] what needs to go into 1.13.1, other than the objectcache locking fix and the domxml/dom fix? [07:03:57] TimStarling: this, maybe [07:03:57] * (bug 15351) Fix fatal error for invalid section fragments in autocomments [07:04:44] Was Linker.php broken in the 1.13 release? [07:05:13] Simetrical was thinking too hard when he fixed that bug [07:05:21] I had to rewrite that patch [07:05:34] thinking TOO hard? [07:05:54] yes, trying to work out how Title::newFromText() came to return null [07:06:16] when it plainly can under lots of types of input, and it doesn't really matter how [07:06:28] you just have to deal with it when it does [07:06:34] anyway, my fix is broken too [07:06:46] 03(NEW) MediaWiki offline support for Google Gears including page edits - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15468 15enhancement; normal; MediaWiki: General/Unknown; (mail) [07:06:54] o_O [07:07:04] 14(INVALID) property containing page can not link to media files after upgrade to 1.2. 1 - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15124 +comment (10markus) [07:07:05] that bug is somewhat scary :P [07:08:55] it's not a bug, it's a bugzilla [07:09:11] *Werdna runs from the bugzilla, as it destroys Sydney. [07:10:41] 03tstarling * r40422 10/branches/REL1_13/phase3/includes/parser/Parser.php: Fix for bug 13770 (backport of r40419) [07:12:26] not many giant monster movies involve australia.. "oh, a city? smash! ... now what... hmm, next city, 4000 miles.. oh bugger, I'd rather go to Japan" [07:13:28] well, there's always newcastle :P [07:18:13] 03(mod) Poor concurrent performance due to objectcache table locks - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15460 summary; +comment (10tstarling) [07:18:51] I'm trying a recipe for "chocolate cake in a cup" [07:19:32] cupcake? [07:19:58] chocolatecup? [07:20:02] oh, what is british for cupcake.. chipbrollyscone or something [07:20:33] mugbiscuit? [07:20:37] Splarka: I call it a chocolate mugcake. [07:20:44] *Splarka grins [07:21:25] what consistency? pudding, brownie, heavy cake, angelfood cake, fairy cake? [07:21:40] *Splarka gets hungry [07:21:56] *MZMcBride wants a cupcake. [07:22:40] *Werdna samples. [07:23:02] not too bad, but next time I should mix my ingredients a bit better. [07:25:41] 14(WFM) with format=eventline, each pop-up' s title has a garbled link to the date heading - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15277 +comment (10markus) [07:29:02] 03aaron * r40423 10/trunk/phase3/includes/DefaultSettings.php: Avoid string '::' call in $wgSpecialPageCacheUpdates [07:44:46] ok, my fix for 15351 is in fact not broken [07:44:52] nice to know [07:46:08] 03tstarling * r40424 10/trunk/phase3/includes/Title.php: Clarify documentation [07:53:03] hi Duesentrieb [07:53:12] moin Werdna [07:54:32] 03(FIXED) Fatal error due to passing invalid title to Linker::link ( from a summary) - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15351 +comment (10tstarling) [07:55:01] so you think that one should be backported? it's pretty rare [07:55:06] in theory it could be abused, I guess [07:55:30] it'd make it hard to see the diffs associated with vandalism [08:14:06] 03(mod) Fatal error due to passing invalid title to Linker::link ( from a summary) - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15351 (10tstarling) [08:14:21] ok, anything else? [08:23:37] *Werdna comes back [08:23:47] 03(NEW) Proxying capability of old query.php in the API - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15469 15enhancement; normal; MediaWiki: API; (lupo.bugzilla) [08:23:59] TimStarling: I didn't see anything else in RELEASE-NOTES, I just figured anything with "fatal error" in it is something that should be backported. [08:29:45] hi how can make a contact form in mediawiki? [08:29:59] more like this http://www.wikia.com/wiki/Special:Contact [08:30:42] node100101: probably an extension. [08:32:36] hmm which one? [08:32:44] !e ContactPage [08:32:44] --mwbot-- http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:ContactPage [08:33:02] that's not the one wikia uses [08:33:23] well as long as i can define a simple form mailer kinda thing.. its kewl [08:33:33] hey Duesntrieb thanks bro.. [08:33:41] example: http://brightbyte.de/page/Special:Contact [08:33:42] np [08:45:34] 03(mod) Improvements for Spezial:OldReviewedPages - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14110 +comment (10JSchulz_4587) [08:47:19] 03(mod) There is no mark-this-revision link if only the diff, not the page content, is shown - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14015 +comment (10JSchulz_4587) [09:22:22] 04(REOPENED) with format=eventline, each pop-up' s title has a garbled link to the date heading - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15277 +comment (10info) [09:26:04] hi, i've asked yesterday, but got no answer. i have turned off the forcing of the capital letter on the article names in my wiki, however i am still having trouble with it automatically capitalising the uploaded files' first letter [09:31:17] Anarhist: all i can sy is thataccording to Setup.php, LocalFileRepo folows the $wgCapitalLinks setting [09:32:44] i think it's the javascript that tries to be 'helpful' if i select the image then change the desired name to the all lowercase then it works [09:32:58] i think i'll need to hack off the js for the upload page [09:34:48] Anarhist: file a bug report please, this should get fixed [09:35:07] ok, [09:44:16] hello [09:45:07] hello [09:45:44] I have a question about mod_rewrite and css. [09:45:55] 03(mod) On archive pages the radio button for "Any date" is not shown - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15137 (10minuteelectron) [09:46:27] Hang on, we'll get our crystal ball out and read the question directly from your mind, so save you having to type it. [09:46:32] On my installation at http://wiki.schule-melchnau.ch the short urls are working nice, but the css files are not loaded. [09:46:52] If I check the generated source code it looks fine. [09:47:27] Any ideas what could be wrong? [09:47:43] 03(mod) Show a warning message, or optionally prevent, users from editing each others replies - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15139 (10minuteelectron) [09:49:48] hello - I use DumpHTML to save my MediaWiki content as static HTML files - is it posiible to avoid "Discussion" tab on the top of each article? [09:51:59] MinuteElectron, what's the current status of LiquidThreads? What woud prevent it from being enabled on Wikimedia wikis? [09:52:46] Ernst_: $wgScriptPath must be /w, not w [09:53:07] guillom: Still stuff to fix. [09:53:18] guillom: David is being paid to work on it now so it should get fixed soon. [09:53:20] afk [09:53:27] thanks MinuteElectron [09:53:27] 03(mod) Ghost categories in wanted categories - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15152 +comment (10hashar) [09:53:59] Duesentrieb: Thanks! Fixed and works. [09:58:58] MinuteElectron: who's paying david? [10:02:34] in mw extension:contact page the mail goes to whom by default..cant find the parameter to assign that [10:03:16] 03(mod) SMWSQLStore2 - attribute values are HTML-encoded - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14595 (10markus) [10:04:30] 03tstarling * r40425 10/branches/REL1_13/phase3/RELEASE-NOTES: Updates for 1.13.1 [10:10:17] 03(WONTFIX) "provides service" special property no longer links to Smw_service page - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=12438 +comment (10markus) [10:26:43] 03(mod) Sort key in Template Output - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=13318 (10markus) [10:29:04] 03(NEW) JavaScript still tries to capitalise the first letter - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15470 trivial; normal; MediaWiki: Uploading; (Volodya) [10:30:18] 03(mod) Queries for parts of values of many-valued properties - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15454 summary; +comment (10markus) [10:32:30] TimStarling: you're going to tag a 1.13.1? [10:33:08] yes, but I was going to leave it for another few hours at least to see if anyone else had something they want in it [10:33:34] TimStarling: I'll do a localisation backport. Should be in there within the next hour and a half. [10:38:21] 03(VERIFIED) Change $wgBlockAllowsUTEdit on rowiki - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15440 (10pandelea.daniel) [10:39:50] hi, is it possible to create an internal link that will open in a new tab/window? [10:40:12] like a ? [10:40:38] !newwindow [10:40:38] --mwbot-- You shouldn't do this, but since you asked: [10:40:55] in this modern age of tabbed browsing it is just a fucking pain in the ass [10:41:15] but some countries make it a legal obligation to disclaim content responsibility for links (asinine) [10:45:07] 03siebrand * r40426 10/branches/REL1_13/extensions/ExternalImageWhitelist/: Copy ExternalImageWhitelist to REL1_13. Obsolete in trunk, because this feature was added to core in r40310. [10:47:39] 03siebrand * r40427 10/trunk/extensions/ExternalImageWhitelist/: Obsolete in trunk, because this feature was added to core in r40310. Available in REL1_13 branch. [10:48:26] > The long answer is that targeting a link to open in a new window [10:48:27] violates the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines [1], and (if you're in [10:48:27] the United States or other country with comparable antidiscrimination [10:48:27] legislation) is quite possibly illegal under federal civil rights law. [10:48:32] ack, thought that was one line [10:49:34] 03(mod) Subpage activation for Help: namespace in french wikipedia - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15343 15enhancement->trivial (10dereckson) [10:50:27] 03(FIXED) Store->GetInProperties does not sort - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15268 (10markus) [10:51:12] whoa [10:51:39] Splarka: sauce plz [10:52:21] http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/www-validator/2002Apr/0100.html [11:07:20] 03(mod) Please lock Choctaw Wikipedia - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=10443 (10jorohr) [11:17:17] _mary_kate_: What do you know about hash map implementations in C++? [11:17:21] 03(mod) recursive parsing extensions interfere with SMW - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=13841 (10markus) [11:18:54] <_mary_kate_> Werdna: what do you want to know? [11:19:02] TimStarling: done. [11:19:18] 03siebrand * r40428 10/branches/REL1_13/phase3/ (51 files in 3 dirs): [11:19:18] Localisation updates [11:19:18] * Backport compatible localisation updates to REL1_13 [11:19:18] * Added Achinese (ace) [11:19:18] * Updated local names for a few languages [11:21:33] 03(NEW) apprefix b0rken when searching for prefixes ending in a slash - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15471 15enhancement; normal; MediaWiki: API; (b-jorsch) [11:22:18] _mary_kate_: I've found that 50% of my C++ program's time is spent in map lookups for a map with ~500k elements. How do I convert my code using a map to use a hash map? [11:22:53] If I just include ext/hash_map, I get a weird compile error as if the class hash_map doesn't exist: word_dist.cpp:13: error: ‘hash’ is not a template [11:22:59] erm, not that [11:23:03] word_dist.cpp:11: error: expected constructor, destructor, or type conversion before ‘<’ token [11:25:46] <_mary_kate_> Werdna: GCC puts it in a strange namespace like __gnucxx. if your gcc is recent enough, use TR1 hash map instead [11:26:02] *Werdna googles [11:26:50] _mary_kate_: include or something? [11:26:53] <_mary_kate_> TR1 calls it unordered_map [11:27:34] <_mary_kate_> http://www.ddj.com/cpp/184402066 [11:27:58] <_mary_kate_> btw, ternary search trees are often faster than hashes [11:28:57] _mary_kate_: for ~500k element word->count maps, with the primary operation being incrementing the counter for a given word? [11:29:54] <_mary_kate_> Werdna: it depends on the usage. TSTs have much faster negative lookups; a hash has to hash the entire key just to discover it's not in the map [11:30:34] but if the key is a string, of which 4/500k are >15 chars..? [11:30:48] <_mary_kate_> TST keys are always strings, or at least sequences [11:30:52] what advantages do hashes have? constant time lookup? [11:31:14] <_mary_kate_> hashes are only constant time if you have a perfect hash. that's unlikely in real life [11:31:37] <_mary_kate_> you could (although it's unlikely) end up with all 500k elements in a single bucket [11:31:53] in which case it degenerates to a regular map. [11:32:02] <_mary_kate_> no, map is a binary tree [11:32:11] <_mary_kate_> that's why it's logrithmic time, not linear [11:32:13] ah, then worse than a regular map [11:32:16] <_mary_kate_> a hash with all items in one bucket would be linear [11:32:22] <_mary_kate_> (like a vector) [11:32:27] what's the difference between a binary tree and a ternery tree? [11:32:41] <_mary_kate_> binary trees go left and right, ternary trees also go straight on [11:33:08] <_mary_kate_> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ternary_search_tree [11:33:27] 03tstarling * r40429 10/trunk/debs/imagemagick/ (31 files in 3 dirs): Initial import. [11:33:43] *Werdna goes to dinner. [11:40:12] hi _mary_kate_ [11:40:20] <_mary_kate_> hello [11:40:30] you highlighted [11:40:53] <_mary_kate_> i have something i'd like translated, but it's not an MW extension. can betawiki do it? [11:41:34] possibly, what is it? [11:42:12] <_mary_kate_> http://toolserver.org/~river/recentchanges (see the transate link) [11:42:58] should be easy [11:44:29] _mary_kate_: is it in svn? [11:45:45] is there an official skins/themes repository? [11:45:58] if not, which is most active? [11:47:31] <_mary_kate_> Nikerabbit: no [11:48:54] that would help [11:49:31] nobody? [11:51:34] _mary_kate_: why translate that? As far as I can see, you can extract (almost) everything from phase3/languages/messages. [11:55:45] <_mary_kate_> siebrand: i'm not going to guess at translations to languages i don't speak [11:56:17] _mary_kate_: the context of many messages you are using is exactly the same as in your application, so you can just use the ones from MediaWiki. [11:57:29] <_mary_kate_> yes, i could hope they still make sense and i copy them correctly. but i'd rather not [11:57:44] _mary_kate_: anyway: like Niklas said: can be supported in Translate, if we have a ffs for it. [11:59:50] _mary_kate_: it needs to implement a class FormatReader with parseHeader(), parseMessages(), a class FormatWriter with makeHeader(), exportMessages(). Examples for 6 of them are in svn. [12:01:29] It looks a bit like Java .properties, so that could probably be used as a starting point. [12:02:03] 03(NEW) Feed content missing when restricted access - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15472 normal; normal; MediaWiki: Special pages; (dieudonne) [12:02:29] it would be the same if one replaced space with = :D [12:03:21] *siebrand nods at Nikerabbit. [12:03:54] 03(mod) Feed content missing when restricted access - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15472 (10dieudonne) [12:06:04] <_mary_kate_> siebrand: what is an fss? [12:06:25] just a parser/generator for a specific format [12:06:38] (afk) [12:09:10] does anyone know if there is an official skin website..? [12:09:44] <[X]> Is there an available dev, who would be willing to commit an addition to API? [12:10:46] [X]: if nobody answers you might want to put it into bugzilla [12:11:36] <[X]> It is in bugzilla, but I haven't seen any of the API devs around recently [12:11:58] roan has been here recently I think [12:12:20] 6 days ago, heh [12:12:32] Splarka: huh? really? [12:13:08] -NickServ- Last seen : Aug 28 22:29:12 2008 (6 days, 13:42:56 ago) [12:13:12] <[X]> either way, it's bug 15445 [12:13:27] _mary_kate_: I'm around now [12:20:29] _mary_kate_: is there a ternery search tree implementation in TR1? [12:22:11] 03(ASSIGNED) JavaScript still tries to capitalise the first letter - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15470 +comment (10innocentkiller) [12:22:15] <_mary_kate_> no [12:22:34] 03(mod) JavaScript still tries to capitalise the first letter - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15470 (10innocentkiller) [12:27:43] _mary_kate_: :( unordered map still sucks for 500k+ items [12:30:21] 03tstarling * r40430 10/trunk/debs/imagemagick/debian/ (changelog rules): Wikimedia private build --with-quantum-depth=8 [12:34:22] 03(NEW) ApiEditPage documentation incorrect - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15473 minor; normal; MediaWiki: API; (giecrilj) [12:35:23] i got the following error [12:35:24] Error creating thumbnail: /home/wix72/public_html/bin/ulimit4.sh: line 4: /usr/bin/convert: No such file or directory [12:35:29] how do i solve this? =\ [12:36:51] hi everyone [12:36:56] hey [12:37:47] guys? anyone have idea how to solve my problem? :( [12:37:49] can anyone help me out with a question about userright management in mediawiki ? [12:37:56] !ask | kfir [12:37:56] --mwbot-- kfir: 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. [12:38:05] !userrights | Ferico [12:38:05] --mwbot-- Ferico: 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 >. [12:38:19] lol i've posted it just before you've joined [12:38:27] i got the following error [12:38:28] Error creating thumbnail: /home/wix72/public_html/bin/ulimit4.sh: line 4: /usr/bin/convert: No such file or directory [12:38:33] ideas? [12:42:13] kfir: in that case, [12:42:15] !repeat | kfir [12:42:15] --mwbot-- kfir: Please do not repeat yourself too often. If little conversation has occurred since your last message, then it is likely no one has an answer or someone who does hasn't looked in IRC yet. You risk annoying people if you incessantly repeat yourself. [12:42:32] but to answer your question, you don't have imagemagick installed. [12:53:33] 14(INVALID) SMWSQLStore2 - attribute values are HTML-encoded - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14595 +comment (10yaron57) [13:16:52] wtf. how do i not have imagemagick installed. [13:17:03] *weaseal walks off mumbling to himself [13:22:26] &editintro was used a lot, I wish someone could fix it ... [13:28:41] huh. it does seem broken [13:28:48] AlexSm: is there a bug? [13:28:53] https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15455 [13:30:50] is there any (even vague) range known? [13:33:30] range? I have no idea :( [13:34:00] I looked at http://svn.wikimedia.org/viewvc/mediawiki/trunk/phase3/includes/EditPage.php?view=log but couldn't find who exactly broke it [13:34:49] dantman did make a lot of changes ... [13:35:18] Overview of what's broken? [13:35:29] *jeremyb twiddles thumbs waiting for viewvc (was already there) [13:35:37] &editintro= no longer works [13:35:56] Dantman: editintro appears to have no affect [13:36:24] I think there must be some way of creating some sort of file in mediawiki that can easily be included in other pages? My idea is to have an index on my main page, with each subset being a separate actual file, because those sub-indexes will be included on other pages. can someone point me towards a guide that will show me how to make pages/tempplates/files for inclusion in other pages? [13:36:36] !template [13:36:36] --mwbot-- 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 . [13:36:37] 14(DUP) Proxying capability of old query.php in the API - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15469 +comment (10roan.kattouw) [13:36:44] 03(mod) Cross-wiki API - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14024 +comment (10roan.kattouw) [13:36:52] Werdna too fast... :) [13:37:46] Werdna: thanks [13:40:09] Wasn't me.. [13:40:10] http://svn.wikimedia.org/viewvc/mediawiki/trunk/phase3/includes/EditPage.php?r1=40227&r2=40251 [13:40:46] 03catrope * r40431 10/trunk/phase3/includes/api/ApiEditPage.php: (bug 15473) Correcting Doxygen comment for ApiEditPage [13:42:33] Dantman: i don't understand how that's causing it [13:42:35] 03catrope * r40432 10/trunk/phase3/includes/api/ApiQueryBase.php: (bug 15471) Fix regression from r40088 which caused apprefix=Main_Page/ to fail because Main Page/. is not a valid title [13:42:45] 03(FIXED) ApiEditPage documentation incorrect - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15473 +comment (10roan.kattouw) [13:42:53] hi, can i combinate the wiki functions with a cms that is still in use in a company ? [13:42:55] 03(FIXED) apprefix b0rken when searching for prefixes ending in a slash - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15471 +comment (10roan.kattouw) [13:45:11] i�m looking for an intranet solutin where i can integrate the wiki as a knowledge base into the cms architecture [13:47:51] exit [13:48:47] / [13:52:51] noone ? [13:58:06] 03dantman * r40433 10/trunk/phase3/includes/EditPage.php: Revert r40251 by aaron. Broke &editintro= bug15455. [14:00:09] 03(FIXED) Editintro parameter no longer functions - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15455 +comment (10dan_the_man) [14:00:47] 03(FIXED) ArbCom Wiki request for nl.wiki - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=12962 +comment (10rhalsell) [14:01:36] Ferico: integrating a wiki into a cms is like integrating a pickup into a bus. it's not gonna work. [14:01:46] well,depending on what you mean by "integrate". [14:02:13] they can be made to look alike and share the user base. but that's about it. [14:03:56] so nothing more ? not using the wiki in an cms enviroment with api�s to integrate informations from one into the other ? [14:05:20] the idea behind it is to use the wiki as an intranet which is currently set up with the cms... but the cms also provide the partnernet (extranet) and the normal internet presentation of the company [14:07:29] only the R&D is about to use the wiki right now but the company wanted a concept to integrate some of the different features into the cms enviroment [14:08:32] how can i find ther pathss and filenames of my images in the database? i looked in _image and _imagelinks but it doesnt seem to have the info i need [14:12:57] AphelionZ: it's not there. [14:13:07] AphelionZ: the physical location is computed, not stored. [14:13:16] you can use Special:FilePath [14:13:20] Duesentrieb: i see... [14:13:36] Special:FilePath/Foo.jpg takes you directly to the image [14:14:36] perfect! thank you! [14:15:53] Ferico: i don't see what "features" could be "integrated". tbh, it sounds like someone was just using pretty words. [14:16:40] Ferico: mediawiki is realtively heavy-weight, and, in the core, rather monolithic. it doesn't work as a slave or library very well. [14:17:07] Ferico: you can however use the Web API to automate a lot of things - and pass it off as SOA. [14:20:26] in my Today's featured article a box with Contents has appread and i wish to remove it but i dont know how so how do i do it? [14:22:09] kfir: on en.wp? i don't see it [14:22:22] never mind that i've fixed it :) [14:22:31] it was added because i've forgot to add [14:22:41] __NOTOC__ __NOEDITSECTION__ [14:22:53] is there a way to view all the templates on my wiki? [14:23:38] weaseal: Special:Allpages [14:23:41] select by namespace [14:24:34] kfir: __NOEDITSECTION__ in an article? is that usualy on enwp? it strikes me as a bad idea [14:24:41] but almost any page can be a template [14:24:53] true [14:25:05] i don't think there's a way to list all transcuded pages, or all transclusions [14:25:29] kfir: what's your username? [14:25:56] select tl_namespace, tl_title from templatelinks group by tl_namespace, tl_title; [14:26:36] heh [14:32:30] hmm [14:32:39] how do I change my name... PM me [14:32:39] i set the default theme in LocalSettings to be modern [14:32:55] but when i get to prefernces it says (default) by mono, which is the one that was previously default [14:33:26] any ideas? [14:34:42] Hi guys, I'm a newbie. I'd like to upload files to mediawiki but get a message "File uploads are disabled on wiki". How to overcome this? Thanks [14:34:54] how do I change my name... PM me [14:47:59] how do I change my name... PM me [14:48:29] 03(NEW) Spezial:Ask spammed - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15474 15enhancement; normal; MediaWiki extensions: Semantic MediaWiki; (dasch_87) [14:48:38] 03(mod) Spezial:Ask spammed - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15474 normal->lowest (10dasch_87) [14:49:37] ? [14:51:26] Werdna: The Wikimedia Foundation. [14:56:05] hi all, how can I insert a (double single-quote) '' without triggering the italic? [14:56:32] simon3z: '' [14:56:36] or '' [14:57:02] or '' [14:57:16] there are probably more methods :) [14:57:21] thanks! :) [14:57:38] '' didn't work because I was into a
[14:57:49] 	uh...
[14:57:50] 	but nowiki works great
[14:57:55] 	
 implies nowiki
[14:58:06] 	no wiki formatting applies in a 
 block
[14:58:10] 	there should be no italics
[14:58:28] 	yes... I'm not sure if it's a 
 ...I used the blank space at the beginning of the line
[14:59:26] 	03(NEW) The Database module needs documentation updates - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15475 minor; normal; MediaWiki: Database; (giecrilj)
[15:00:00] 	simon3z: ah - indented lines preserve whiespace and linebreaks, but still allow most wiki formatting. i would have thought that ' would work there too
[15:00:34] 	simon3z: if you want to quote sourcecode literally, use a real 
 block (or  if you have the highlighting extension)
[15:00:37] 	!highlight
[15:00:37] --mwbot--	there are several extensions for syntax highlighting, see http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Category:Syntax_highlighting - the most popular one is at http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:SyntaxHighlight_GeSHi
[15:00:56] 	03(mod) The Database module needs documentation updates - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15475  (10raimond.spekking)
[15:01:04] 	03(mod) Documentation is out of date, incomplete - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1  (10raimond.spekking)
[15:01:09] 	no... I like other formatting... I need to use bold into indented lines too
[15:01:47] 	ic
[15:01:59] 	I use it to highlight parts in the indented lines
[15:02:23] 	but sometimes I have empty single-quoted strings ''
[15:02:32] 	[04-Sep-2008 15:01:55] PHP Parse error:  syntax error, unexpected T_SL in /var/www/w/includes/EditPage.php on line 702
[15:04:39] 	anyone here like strategy games?
[15:04:43] 	PM me
[15:05:11] 	nevermind
[15:05:19] 	heh
[15:05:24] 	Merge issues?
[15:05:31] 	yes ^_^
[15:10:37] 	hi, can someone tell me how to make editing pages a user-only feature?
[15:11:34] 	03(NEW) SpecialVersion upset by anonymous functions in $wgHooks - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15476 minor; normal; MediaWiki: Special pages; (crosbie)
[15:13:40] 	nvm figured it out :P
[15:13:43] 	hello everybody
[15:14:06] 	is this the right channel to ask questions about the usage of wikis ?
[15:16:58] 	im looking for an answer for the question what are the common advantages from a wiki against a normal cms
[15:17:37] 	so at the moment we are using a self-made cms with a lot of functions and features an noticed the wiki in the enterprise context
[15:18:00] 	so my job is to explore the advantages a wiki can bring to our company
[15:18:14] 	03catrope * r40435 10/trunk/phase3/ (10 files in 4 dirs): 
[15:18:14] 	* Split patrol code
[15:18:14] 	** Backend code moved to RecentChange::reallyMarkPatrolled() and doMarkPatrolled()
[15:18:14] 	** Adapted Article::markpatrolled()
[15:18:14] 	* (bug 15466) Added action=patrol to the API. Modified patch by Soxred93
[15:18:15] 	* Added rctoken=patrol to list=recentchanges
[15:18:19] 	* Detect duplicate warnings in ApiBase::setWarning()
[15:18:37] 	03(FIXED) Add action=patrol - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15445  +comment (10roan.kattouw)
[15:23:27] 	WikiNewbie: The short answer is that if you have to ask, you probably want a CMS - although the lines are getting really blurred.  Wikis are great for interaction and collaborative communities/development.  CMS is for content management and storage (see also Semantic).  MediaWiki is extraordinary as a Wiki, not so good as a CMS.
[15:24:44] 	Ability to limit access in MediaWiki (and most wikis) can be extremely difficult, if not impossible.  Content organization in wikis is generally highly flattened, while in CMS, hierarchical.
[15:24:57] 	but it is possible in general to support the most of the wiki features with a cms if the company culture is collaborative ?
[15:25:49] 	WikiNewbie: as long as you don't need to restrict content access (and modification), yes.  When you have to start segmenting and protecting, the world gets rough.
[15:27:05] 	WikiNewbie: User level restrictions (e.g. private areas) are anethema to wikis.
[15:28:56] 	so if we are going to support an open space in our cms where the user can interact over contents without a control workflow we may possibly get some of the wiki features to work ? so in my oppinion the most difference is the flat hierarchy and the freedom of users which support the culture that make wikis so successful ?
[15:30:07] 	WikiNewbie: core wiki features: everyone can edit everything; simple syntax; simple linking; history & revert; collaborative; content as a process; no workflow, no hierarchy; dense mesh
[15:30:46] 	the core incentive is to invite people to change stuff they don't like, right here, right now, and see the effect imediatly
[15:32:29] 	thanks a lot duesentrieb ! thats a pretty good answer ! so in my oppinion it IS possible to support these features with a cms if the right requirements are made to let the user act more individual
[15:32:54] 	right ? cause i read a lot of times that a wiki is not much more than a pretty simple cms
[15:34:37] 	WikiNewbie: Don't fall for that one.  I spent 2 years and >$100K trying to implement SharePoint with almost no user penetration.  Switched over to the community orientation of MediaWiki and get 100's of updates/day - every day.
[15:34:50] 	but in the most articles i get the impression that we have to integrate many extensions to make a wiki as comfortable as the most employees wanted it to be (espacially at the case of oos)
[15:35:33] 	Hmm,  are these articles written by authors already committed to a particular technology?
[15:36:28] 	wow, thats huge ! in a part of our R&D we are using a small mediawiki, but the co-workers don�t use it pretty much
[15:36:29] 	WikiNewbie: depends on what kind of "konmfort" you want. 
[15:36:50] 	"komfort" ?
[15:36:51] 	03(mod) Wikibits - ↓ and ↑ not showing up in icon ALT text in IE - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15449  (10mhorvath2161)
[15:36:51] 	and if a wiki "works" does depend on the community
[15:37:03] 	a wiki isliterally made by the users. it's a process
[15:37:05] 	not a place.
[15:37:16] 	if it's juts used asa data dump, it will die and rot.
[15:38:00] 	err, "comfort", sorry. my germishness took over.
[15:38:00] 	ok, so it is not the technical question but the community question that will make the difference ?
[15:38:13] 	no problem
[15:38:15] 	well both.
[15:38:23] 	WikiNewbie: Duesentrieb, said this extraordinarily well.  Your statement re: empowerment is right on track.  I will admit, in order to get utilization and penetration among users and vendors I had to add DiscussionThreading and I'm reworking NameSpace based protection to be able to protect files (images).  
[15:38:34] 	using a wiki software is the right thing for a wiki process. 
[15:38:50] 	of couse, the technology does influence the community. and vice versa
[15:39:47] 	in terms of wikis, mediawiki has the advantage of a big user base, and this a lot of extensions (thousands, litereally)
[15:39:57] 	Let me restate Duesentrieb - if you have a collaborative community, wikis are a great tool and enabler.  If you have a community unwilling to explore information exchange - no tool will help.
[15:40:34] 	yea
[15:40:37] 	i've been using one to keep track of notes, have access to them via web.. not shared with anyone but i like the environment because it is so easy to change... if i learn something or intend to research something that isn't very important i can throw it on a page and at least have search capability that will find it later
[15:41:03] 	ok, but the protection of workspaces and areas might be much easier with a well programmed cms right ? (don�t get the impression that i�ll defend our cms but i can�t see the greater good in a wiki and i don�t want another system in our it that is implemented only cause everybody does it)
[15:41:09] 	i only wish i could get my team to collaborate with a tool such as a wiki 
[15:41:20] 	well, this kind of "personal wiki as a scratch pad" is also a popular use - but mediawiki is really not the best choice for that.
[15:41:33] 	mediawiki is a heavy duty tool.
[15:41:37] 	Duesentrieb: what would you recommend? 
[15:41:40] 	don't try to mow your lawn with a tank.
[15:41:58] 	well, *I* use mediawiki too for that - because I know it really well, and can simply make it do what I want.
[15:42:20] 	ahh.. same reason i like mediawiki; b/c i'm familiar with it
[15:42:26] 	but as for recommending... what was that self-modifying js based thingy again?
[15:42:35] 	that was rather cute
[15:42:41] 	While i agree about the power of the tool, after tying many different Wiki's, found MediaWiki among the easiest to implement.  The tank is there, I just don't use a lot of the artillery.
[15:42:53] 	tiddlywiki - http://www.tiddlywiki.com/
[15:43:03] 	it'S a nice idea. didn't work 100% for me when i tried it
[15:43:27] 	jdpond: right... but it does mess with the lawn :P
[15:43:34] 	yeah, first time it didn't do something that i knew i could get done w/ mediawiki it would start becoming a waste of time i think
[15:44:13] 	Windopain: if you are ready to set up apache, php and mysql on your desktop, sure :)
[15:44:16] 	so thats the same problem with the "little" mediawiki in our company... the supervisors have to make a lot of pressure that something will be added to the wiki and i think the most employees only use the basic features / functions for now
[15:44:28] 	03catrope * r40436 10/trunk/extensions/RandomImage/RandomImage.class.php: RandomImage: Calling Parser::parse() recursively results in a very weird error. Use recursiveTagParse() instead.
[15:44:46] 	03(mod) Provide preference-based autoformatting for unlinked dates - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=4582  (10kaldari)
[15:44:55] 	Duesentrieb: i just installed it on my hosted site
[15:44:57] 	WikiNewbie: only using the basics is fine. the question would be... *why* do people not put stuff into the wiki? where *do* they put it=
[15:45:17] 	WikiNewbie: that should tell you something about which tools would be right for you. maybe you don't want a cmd but a dms in the end?
[15:45:21] 	how do I make another user a sysop?
[15:45:32] 	Meeso_OS: special:userrichts
[15:45:40] 	userrights, sorry
[15:45:44] 	my typign sucks today
[15:45:46] 	i'm not confident enough in my apache knowledge to run my own webserver... and even if i ran it on a separate PC i'm not sure enough that i wouldn't be making other PCs on the network less secure 
[15:45:49] 	(case in point)
[15:46:05] 	where do I go
[15:46:11] 	to special pages?
[15:46:18] *jdpond 	Uses for project management, vendor management.  All engineers reporting to me are required to keep "engineering notebooks".  All operational documentation maintained on wikis
[15:46:25] 	Windopain: well, the point is - some wikis can be run without all that. tiddly doesn't even need a webserver. it's just a single html file and a bunch of js :)
[15:46:28] 	it works offline.
[15:46:43] 	which is kind of neat :)
[15:46:54] 	other small "real" wikis don't need a db
[15:47:02] 	Duesentrieb: ahhhh i see.  
[15:47:03] 	or have a lot smaller footprint than mediawiki.
[15:47:22] 	MW requires how much ram per default now? 32MB?
[15:47:25] 	special:userrights
[15:47:28] 	special: userrights
[15:47:30] 	WikiNewbie: see http://wiki.montcopa.org/ITS
[15:47:37] 	Meeso_OS: hm? that's a wiki page.
[15:47:44] 	on your wiki. go there.
[15:47:53] 	!rights | Meeso_OS
[15:47:53] --mwbot--	Meeso_OS: 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 >.
[15:48:45] 	the problem is that our company has a lot of older employees so that the different informations are located in files and sometimes on paper... so the problem is, that we need a working knowledge base where the people can search after informations they need
[15:48:47] 	it'd be nice if i could start editing the mediawiki as quick as a notepad file
[15:49:05] 	WikiNewbie: technology will not solve that problem.
[15:49:43] 	i don't understand why not... 
[15:49:52] 	data needs to be searched.. 
[15:50:10] 	03catrope * r40437 10/trunk/extensions/redircite/redircite.php: Redircite: Calling parse() on a clone of $wgParser seems to go wrong too, so use recursiveTagParse() and do away with the marker substitution (no longer needed)
[15:50:24] 	i know ! but how can we solve that problem ? (without looking at the technology behind)
[15:50:30] 	FYI as an ROI, by moving away from hierarchical development (CMM, ITIL, ...) into collaborative development approaches, was able to lower both capital and operational budgets by 30% over 3 years while renovating every tech system in the County.
[15:50:53] 	because the request for knowledge and informations is there
[15:50:55] 	WikiNewbie: well, i'd look into somethign like a deskto search engine. you know, something that reads and indexes all kinds of files, and lets you search them?
[15:51:11] 	WikiNewbie: just make people put all their files on a central share
[15:51:20] 	This alone justified the implementation.  The ability to retain and update information still is only primarily used by the "younger generation".
[15:52:37] 	03catrope * r40438 10/trunk/phase3/docs/hooks.txt: Oops
[15:52:56] 	Windopain: Re: why not?  You can only lead a horse to water.  It's like when we moved Cobol programmers to C++.  Some got it, some didn't.  I saw some of the most innovated cobol written in C.
[15:54:31] 	ahh okay, i was just thinking of the newer engineers being able to search/find the knowledge that the older engineers already know about
[15:54:45] 	heck, have them enter the data into the wiki and they get a once-over right tehre
[15:54:48] 	ok i understand what you mean, we thought about a knowledge base to
[15:55:03] 	We have judges who will never view a document on-line or type an email - that's what Secretaries are for, right?  You cannot create a 100% target.  Back to Duesentriebs position - identify communities and facilitate them based on the community will - not the technology.
[15:56:03] 	In case you haven't noticed, not everyone uses Wikipedia either - but a lot of really bright and innovative communities do.
[15:57:31] 	03(NEW) Install the DynamicPageList2 extension on nl.wikibooks - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15477 15enhancement; normal; MediaWiki extensions: DynamicPageList2; (catienpetji)
[15:58:02] 	and it is a good information spender but for that i don�t need a wiki, but a system where the informations are stored and can be created, edited by the people... and i think get all the relevant information about an issue at one point so they don�t have to call around or need to search for a long time
[15:58:43] 	there are times when the choice to turn to a technology even though it is going to leave some people behind has to be made though, wouldn't you say?
[15:58:52] 	WikiNewbie: well, if you want to be able to edit things centrally and collaboratively, you have to get people to enter things centrally and collaboratively.
[15:59:12] 	WikiNewbie: if *finding* stuff from a central point is enough, just use a local search engine
[16:00:06] 	WikiNewbie: one thing mediawiki is NOT good at, by the way, is wysiwyg editing. there's the fckeditor extension, which works for the basic stuff, but interferes with advanced features.
[16:00:21] 	 does thumbs like http://commons.wikimedia.org/w/thumb.php?w=120&f=example.jpg not work anymore? that's a pity
[16:01:15] 	03(mod) Wikimedia Belgium mailing list - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15465  (10cbass)
[16:01:27] 	Luxo: uh? wtf? that would be bad... it'
[16:01:36] 	Luxo: should go to #wikimedia-tech though
[16:02:59] *jdpond 	agrees with Duesentrieb - Google Desktop, LiveSearch.  WikiNewbie: I'm going to be speaking at SIM 2008 on the role of collaborative communities in a corporate/gov enterprise.  If you're going - you might want to sit in.
[16:04:42] 	Isn't it amazing though - one of the most extensive information resources available to humanity, wikipedia was developed without a wysiwg editing?  maybe forcing people to content NOT appearance is actually a benefit of no wysiwyg
[16:05:50] 	Although I will say, tables in MediaWiki really suck - and they do add a lot to information content.  Jim Hu has been working on something to help with that.
[16:06:20] 	heh.. i was just about to say "would be nice if it had wordpress's wysiwyg editor" before i though .. well, what you said in a simpler way
[16:06:23] 	scrolling pastthe infobox detritus really puts people off
[16:07:07] 	seeing that there are headings and an outline however... it would be very nice to be able to see that in the editor.  
[16:08:39] 	. . . and we're sliding down the path to a PowerPoint Society.  Tough drawing those lines.  I fully expect within the next couple of years, some startup will create a full MediaWiki wysiwyg editor.  I'll sell my soul and buy it too!
[16:11:35] 	03(mod) arz.wikipedia has been approved - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15013  (10gaghaly)
[16:12:58] 	i've noticed that a lot of sites have fancy dotted lines around their  areas...how does one get that to happen?
[16:13:06] 	i would be happy with an editor the made it clear where i was on the outline... colors or collapsability
[16:13:14] 	03(mod) Provide preference-based autoformatting for unlinked dates - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=4582  (10tony1)
[16:17:06] 	03(NEW) Change FlaggedRevs configuration on Russian Wikipedia - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15478 15enhancement; normal; MediaWiki extensions: FlaggedRevs; (vasilvv)
[16:21:08] 	03(mod) Change FlaggedRevs configuration on Russian Wikipedia - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15478  (10vasilvv)
[16:27:21] 	ok. i see that not the wiki engine supports the phenomenon but the right community and the attitude to support 
[16:39:32] 	03(NEW) api does not always give wait parameter for throttled result on login - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15479 normal; normal; MediaWiki: API; (cbm)
[16:41:42] 	03(mod) Show a warning message, or optionally prevent, users from editing each others replies - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15139  (10davemccabe)
[16:42:22] 	03(mod) On archive pages the radio button for "Any date" is not shown - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15137  (10davemccabe)
[16:58:36] 	hi its me again
[16:59:10] 	i have just one single question: how can u work together at the same moment at an article in mediawiki
[17:00:19] 	do you have to edit it and if the one you are talking to wants to add something to has to edit the article afterwards ? i mean if you want to write a protocoll for a phonemeeting at the same time youre calling the person ?
[17:00:22] 	03(mod) On archive pages the radio button for "Any date" is not shown - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15137  (10minuteelectron)
[17:01:37] 	i've noticed that a lot of sites have fancy dotted lines around their  areas...how does one get that to happen?
[17:07:11] 	03(mod) Bureaucrats on the Arabic (ar) Wikipedia no longer can set user rights - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15266  +comment (10hashar)
[17:07:21] 	03(FIXED) Bureaucrats on the Arabic (ar) Wikipedia no longer can set user rights - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15266  (10hashar)
[17:09:59] 	weaseal: it's in the default CSS
[17:10:28] 	Duesentrieb: it is? mine doesn't show it...
[17:11:01] 	WikiNewbie: edit conflicts are detected and resolved automatically if possible (i think it gets better when enableding a diff3 option or something). also, different sections of a page can be edited concurrently.
[17:11:27] 	weaseal: then you are using a custom style/skin i guess
[17:11:37] 	!css
[17:11:37] --mwbot--	To change styles for your wiki, go to one of the MediaWiki:xxx.css wiki page and put your custom styles there (sysop/admin rights required). MediaWiki:common.css is for all skins and should be used for content styles. MediaWiki:monobook.css is for the MonoBook skin (default), etc. For more information, see !skins and 
[17:11:55] 	weaseal: i highly doubt anyone has fancy dotted anything around s
[17:11:57] 	!hack
[17:11:57] --mwbot--	I don't know anything about "hack". You might try: !hacker 
[17:12:00] 	WikiNewbie: if a conflict can not be resolved, the user is prompted to merge manually
[17:12:02] 	!hacker
[17:12:02] --mwbot--	http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/How_to_become_a_MediaWiki_hacker
[17:12:06] 	weaseal: i think you mean 
[17:12:07] 	jeremyb: a dotted border. i've seen it around a lot
[17:12:18] 	weaseal: i don't think so...
[17:12:28] 	jeremyb: in some places yes... freebsdwiki uses it on  aswell
[17:12:30] 	weaseal: oh, jeremyb is right. it's for 
 block not for nowiki. sorry.
[17:12:32] 	so reform your opinion ;)
[17:12:34] 	nowiki is for inline stuff
[17:13:06] 	weaseal: i'm pretty sure they do not use it on nowiki, but on indented lines and 
 blocks. indented lines are often combined with nowiki
[17:13:11] 	but the functionality is distinct
[17:13:54] 	Duesentrieb: when i viw source it's only got  tags
[17:13:55] 	no 
[17:14:07] 	er i mean when i edit
[17:14:14] 	and spaces at the start of the lines
[17:14:14] 	aka "indented"
[17:14:30] 	which also triggers a code blcok
[17:14:30] 	which nowiki doesn't
[17:14:41] 	s/code/pre/
[17:14:56] 	i meant logical code, not .
[17:15:03] 	and indenting is not  quite the same as 
[17:15:06] 	but similar
[17:15:35] 	orly...
[17:15:39] 	thanks duesentrieb ! i see that in an article which said that you can use the wiki to simultanious edit an article
[17:15:44] *jeremyb 	meant generated markup though
[17:15:57] *jeremyb 	runs
[17:16:01] 	03(VERIFIED) On archive pages the radio button for "Any date" is not shown - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15137  +comment (10davemccabe)
[17:16:16] 	04(REOPENED) On archive pages the radio button for "Any date" is not shown - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15137  (10davemccabe)
[17:16:17] 	jeremyb afaik it doesn't generate a 
 either. but it might, i havn't checked.
[17:21:10] 	03vrandezo * r40439 10/trunk/extensions/SemanticMediaWiki/ (2 files in 2 dirs): Displaying properties that link here by default
[17:36:20] 	If you like strategy games, PM me.
[17:36:53] 	hiho Duesentrieb, did you note http://www.mediawiki.org/w/index.php?title=Extension_Matrix&diff=207751&oldid=205103 - and what's the current status (regarding future updates by your bot)? the automated daily updates were very useful and are missed
[17:37:30] 	03mkroetzsch * r40440 10/trunk/extensions/SemanticMediaWiki/includes/articlepages/SMW_ConceptPage.php: Show query errors on that page, if any.
[17:38:20] 	Bdka: hi. i'm very busy lately, and it's very broken and needs a rewrite :(
[17:38:51] 	Bdka: maybe i can convince mediawiki germany that i can do it on their time :)
[17:39:30] 	what a pity
[17:39:34] 	03(mod) Provide preference-based autoformatting for unlinked dates - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=4582  (10ashtongj)
[17:40:00] 	Bdka: it's on my todo list. will happen at some point. in october, maybe
[17:41:06] 	Bdka: mention it to sebmol some time ;)
[17:41:21] 	hehe, ok (will do) :-)
[17:46:10] 	03(mod) Provide preference-based autoformatting for unlinked dates - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=4582  (10tony1)
[17:54:21] 	03vrandezo * r40441 10/trunk/extensions/SemanticMediaWiki/includes/ (SMW_Data.php SMW_TemplateDeclare.php): Added Data and Declare keywords
[17:56:16] 	03siebrand * r40442 10/trunk/extensions/ (11 files in 8 dirs): 
[17:56:16] 	* Add i18n for special pages
[17:56:16] 	* Add support for localisation in Translate
[18:22:29] 	If you like strategy games, PM me.
[18:23:00] 	03david * r40443 10/trunk/extensions/LiquidThreads/ (5 files): Customize RC entries for new threads and replies. Relies on recent HEAD.