[00:05:19] 03(NEW) SpecialExport wpDownload browser bias - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=16963 15enhancement; normal; MediaWiki: Export/Import; (jidanni) [00:18:36] 03(mod) SpecialExport wpDownload browser bias - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=16963 (10jidanni) [00:31:44] is there any way to block non-register editors from editing [00:31:47] I'm having major spam problems [00:33:58] !access | antitab [00:33:58] --mwbot-- antitab: For information on customizing user access, see . For common examples of restricting access using both rights and extensions, see . [00:34:28] thanks [00:44:00] 03(mod) Navigation headings should not be lower-cased in German - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1553 (10Simetrical+wikibugs) [00:47:40] http://en.wikipedia.org/w/api.php?action=query&prop=links&titles=Wikipedia%3aWikiProject+Outline+of+knowledge&pllimit=max&format=xml [00:47:45] Anyone know what would cause ? [00:56:59] 03(NEW) prop=links returns a title="" - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=16964 15enhancement; normal; MediaWiki: API; (sam) [00:59:18] (first time here) Is there a clean way to download (as HTML) all the pages in a given category (and its subcategories) from a MediaWiki wiki? I'm just using wget -r now, but sidebars and (eventualy) paging will make that sloppy. [01:00:57] umm [01:00:57] kpreid: you need the UI? [01:00:58] or you just want the bodyContent? [01:00:59] what is the difference between mediawiki.org and the sourceforge project? [01:01:07] especially between the bug trackers? [01:01:09] Splarka: either way would be fine. [01:01:46] Splarka: the important thing is to get the content, in HTML format, of every page in the category [01:02:50] kpreid: you could get the category members via the api, eg: http://en.wikipedia.org/w/api.php?action=query&list=categorymembers&cmtitle=Category:Physics [01:03:16] and then render them via the API... [01:03:44] http://en.wikipedia.org/w/api.php?action=parse&prop=text&page=Physics [01:04:30] Splarka: ah, I didn't know that existed [01:04:34] for xml, you'd want to replace > < & " with the html entities, of course [01:04:56] you can get 500 category members at a time, but I think only 1 render per query (currently) [01:05:41] Reedy: that's an odd one [01:05:45] yaa [01:05:47] reedy: http://en.wikipedia.org/w/api.php?action=query&generator=links&titles=Wikipedia%3aWikiProject+Outline+of+knowledge [01:06:00] it is missing but.. hmm [01:06:34] why are galleries restricted to four images width? [01:06:59] Ose: you can customize it with a parameter [01:07:32] tessarakt: the sourceforge project hasn't been used in quite a while [01:07:45] yeah, but what if I wanted it to determine the number based on the contetn window width? [01:07:54] yeah [01:08:31] Ose: that requires javascript [01:08:35] commons does it [01:08:45] *Ose goes to check [01:09:00] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Gallery_tag for the parameters [01:09:31] the last news entry on sf was "# vibber created the MediaWiki 1.9.3, 1.8.4, 1.7.3, 1.6.10 released news entry, 2 years ago" [01:09:31] manual parameters aren't reliable [01:10:38] Splarka: Thanks. I see the wiki I'm interested in has the API disabled. Are there hazards in having it enabled? [01:11:06] kpreid: well, what version are they on? (see Special:Version) [01:11:08]

is the clue? [01:11:19] 03(mod) Navigation headings should not be lower-cased in German - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1553 (10rememberthedot) [01:11:34] Splarka: 1.8.2 [01:12:10] kpreid: too old for the API [01:12:24] you can use action=render probably, though [01:12:38] take an edit link to a page, like index.php?title=foo&action=edit [01:12:41] and replace edit with render [01:13:04] Too old? When I go to /wiki/api.php it returns "MediaWiki API is not enabled for this site. " [01:13:12] Ose: yes [01:13:18] ok [01:13:25] kpreid: too old for action=parse [01:13:37] categorymembers might work, not sure [01:13:38] but there's no way to add the function to the tag itself? [01:13:54] Splarka: Ah, I see, yes. [01:17:14] Ose: well, you could adapt that javascript to always trigger on a gallery [01:17:27] hmm... [01:17:38] Splarka: Thanks for the help! [01:18:17] rar [01:18:32] *Splarka adds the parameters to http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Images#Gallery_of_images as it is deficient [01:21:13] hmm, no longer possible to register links into negative namespaces [01:29:02] 03(mod) Navigation headings should not be lower-cased in German - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1553 (10rememberthedot) [01:31:08] 03(mod) Navigation headings should not be lower-cased in German - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1553 (10rememberthedot) [01:41:23] 04(REOPENED) Enable FlaggedRevs custom configuration on Portuguese Wikisource - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=16365 +comment (10lugusto) [01:45:00] 03(mod) Performance optimization for sortable tables - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15402 (10mhorvath2161) [01:49:05] 03(mod) Performance optimization for sortable tables - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15402 +comment (10mikelifeguard) [02:03:03] 03(mod) Wikibits patch #6 - reverse sortable tables - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15403 (10mhorvath2161) [02:03:47] wtf [02:04:23] I narrowed down Reedy's test case to [[A]] [02:05:13] oh wow [02:05:15] what an ass [02:05:48] not the API's fault at all, although he does make a poin [02:05:50] t [02:06:09] anyway, [[A]] now registers a page in NS 0 with null title: [02:07:02] any link in any [02:09:45] 03(mod) prop=links returns a title="" - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=16964 +comment (10herd) [02:13:53] [01:21:12] hmm, no longer possible to register links into negative namespaces - yeah, brion did that after I fixed the "links to files aren't being registered anywhere" bug [02:15:15] MrZ-man: could you have possibly caused this new one? [02:15:23] [[A]] -> [02:15:44] probably not, it shouldn't have an effect on non files/special pages [02:15:55] 03(mod) Better Malayalam translation for Namespace - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15829 (10shijualex) [02:16:40] MrZ: Okay, I'll open it as a cite bug [02:17:13] Splarka- hmm, it seems to happen even without a link inside the ref [02:17:24] http://en.wikipedia.org/w/api.php?action=query&prop=links&titles=User:Anomie/Sandbox4&pllimit=max&format=xml [02:18:33] any ref> [02:18:34] ? [02:18:45] that's odd, it adds the link correctly, and a null link [02:18:53] hmmmm [02:19:07] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Mr.Z-man/test2 / http://en.wikipedia.org/w/api.php?action=query&titles=User:Mr.Z-man/test2&prop=links [02:20:14] doesn't do it [02:20:41] something does [02:21:30] 03(NEW) Any non-null reference currently registers a NS_MAIN null-title missing entry in the link table - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=16965 normal; normal; MediaWiki extensions: Cite; (herd) [02:21:52] MrZ-man/anomie ^ [02:22:06] seems to work fine with gallery instead of ref [02:22:20] I wonder if this could murder the job queue [02:22:33] if there was shoddy logic that assumed never-null-titles... [02:22:44] any edit could put all pages into the job queue...heh [02:22:54] *Splarka doesn't think it is that shoddy though [02:25:32] this doesn't look right - http://en.wikipedia.org/w/api.php?action=query&titles=User:Mr.Z-man/test2&prop=links&format=jsonfm&plnamespace=6 [02:27:20] was that fix not applied? [02:27:49] oh, never mind [02:27:59] I wasn't linking it :P [02:28:12] hmm? [02:29:51] bah, don't link to sandbox examples when you're actively editing, is annoying ^_^ [02:29:51] read faster :P [02:29:51] ahem [02:29:51] you linked to that before your last edit [02:29:51] I loaded http://en.wikipedia.org/w/api.php?action=query&titles=User:Mr.Z-man/test2&prop=links&format=jsonfm&plnamespace=6 twice [02:29:51] I know [02:29:51] with two different results [02:29:51] bah, don't link to sandbox examples when you're actively editing, is annoying ^_^ [02:29:51] so when I checked the page the contents I saw were not what generated the first click [02:29:51] and _that_ is annoying [02:30:24] I think you mean "read slower" [02:50:13] is there any way to hide contents in an article from logged in users? [02:59:17] �� [02:59:24] �� ? [02:59:58] ��? [03:00:29] What language is that meant to be? [03:00:36] �� [03:01:08] �� [03:01:08] Fishenzon: Could you please stop? [03:01:23] sorry [03:01:55] Thanks. [03:02:03] Do you have a question you need help with? [03:03:02] yes [03:03:24] but I do not speak on english [03:03:44] Fishenzon: what language do you speak? [03:03:58] russian [03:05:29] Fishenzon: I think VasilievVV knows Russian. [03:05:42] they're a bit idle [03:05:56] sure, but for later maybe :) [03:05:57] there is also #wikipedia-ru [03:06:26] 03(mod) In-page links (e.g. [[#foo]]) currently registers a NS_MAIN null-title missing entry in the link table - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=16965 summary; +comment (10b-jorsch) [03:06:39] snx [03:08:11] MrZ-man: heh, bugggy #anchor [03:13:47] 03(mod) In-page links (e.g. [[#foo]]) currently register a NS_MAIN null-title missing entry in the link table - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=16965 summary; +comment (10b-jorsch) [03:18:07] can someone help, i get the following error when i try to upload an image (and then view a smaller size of it): http://rafb.net/p/TWnYir73.html I tried running the command that is segfaulting directly as the apache user just to see if it was the convert command itself or not, and it didnt segfault. i run another older versionof media wiki on the same box and it doesnt segfault [03:24:52] ah, I think I see the problem [03:24:53] heh, brion broke it [03:25:12] yah, *all* isAlwaysKnown links over to ParserOutput::addLink() [03:26:16] ^? [03:27:01] I think so [03:36:03] is there a magic worrd for the name of the current user that will work in a subst template [03:36:18] nope, because most users are anonymous [03:36:36] seriously? there's no magic word? [03:36:56] and unsubst'd it would break cache integrity, or rather, be totally broken by it [03:37:19] there are extensions that create one, but they disable cache on pages that use it [03:37:40] oh sorry, i mean the name of the user that subst'd the page [03:37:57] well, same thing, ish... [03:38:02] not really [03:38:05] yes [03:38:07] currently there are no subst-only magic words [03:38:13] but there _could_ be, someday [03:38:23] >< [03:38:28] *MrZ-man does another check of isalwaysknown to make sure there's nothing else that shouldn't be added to links table [03:38:31] ~~~ doesn't work for you? [03:38:35] In a subst template, wouldn't something like "~~~" work? [03:38:45] anomie: oh, right [03:38:55] anomie: that was my next question ^_^ [03:38:56] includeonly though [03:39:02] or is that for non-subst templates [03:39:34] well, if you include the template without subst, you get ~~~ in the render literal [03:40:09] chuck: that links the username, or uses the fancy sig if a user has desginated it, btw [03:40:57] yes, includeonly not noinclude. [03:42:29] 03mrzman * r45656 10/trunk/phase3/includes/parser/ParserOutput.php: (bug 16965) Follow-up to r45266, also don't record self-links, such as those created by s. [03:42:51] 03(FIXED) In-page links (e.g. [[#foo]]) currently register a NS_MAIN null-title missing entry in the link table - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=16965 +comment (10mrzmanwiki) [03:43:27] 14(DUP) prop=links returns a title="" - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=16964 +comment (10mrzmanwiki) [03:43:29] 03(mod) In-page links (e.g. [[#foo]]) currently register a NS_MAIN null-title missing entry in the link table - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=16965 +comment (10mrzmanwiki) [03:44:15] yay for 2 line fixes [03:49:46] MrZ-man: I specifically said don't close that bug as it was roan's to decide, bah [03:50:16] chuck: https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=4196 [03:50:49] MrZ-man: that is a different bug, that the API shouldn't return such things, which should probably be INVALID or WONTFIX by roan [03:51:15] well, they shouldn't be in the links table to begin with [03:51:48] chuck: https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=10336 <-- probably what you want (if ~~~ is too much) [03:58:36] can someone help, i get the following error when i try to upload an image (and then view a smaller size of it): http://rafb.net/p/TWnYir73.html I tried running the command that is segfaulting directly as the apache user just to see if it was the convert command itself or not, and it didnt segfault. i run another older versionof media wiki on the same box and it doesnt segfault [04:09:57] can someone help, i get the following error when i try to upload an image (and then view a smaller size of it): http://rafb.net/p/TWnYir73.html I tried running the command that is segfaulting directly as the apache user just to see if it was the convert command itself or not, and it didnt segfault. i run another older versionof media wiki on the same box and it doesnt segfault [04:10:00] oops [04:10:03] didnt mean to repeat that time [04:10:11] but yea help would be awesome [04:27:01] Splarka: [04:27:04] could you help him [04:28:49] ive been asking for help for 2 days now, without so much as a quiver, so any attempt at help would be greatly appreciated [04:30:12] o rly [04:30:24] Prodego: usually better to state the problem before seeking specific helpers [04:30:24] yea rly :) [04:30:30] the game [04:30:41] Splarka: he did, look up [04:30:48] Splarka: yea i said it a few times [04:30:51] can someone help, i get the following error when i try to upload an image (and then view a smaller size of it): http://rafb.net/p/TWnYir73.html I tried running the command that is segfaulting directly as the apache user just to see if it was the convert command itself or not, and it didnt segfault. i run another older versionof media wiki on the same box and it doesnt segfault [04:30:54] there ya go [04:31:02] Prodego: I thought you meant someone else, or you [04:31:07] ah k [04:31:07] I don't know from segfaults [04:31:34] Splarka: the off part is that it segfaults but the other instlal of mediawiki (oldeR) on the same box does not [04:31:39] neither [04:31:46] ask me about templates or css/js ^_^ [04:31:53] or how to annoy werdnum [04:31:56] nor can i seem to manually invoke the segfault [04:32:28] Splarka: alright, well i got a question about templates for ya then, how do i get the bakcground of a math equation (that was generated using texvc of course) to be something other than white? [04:32:55] you mean the png version? there is an open bug for that [04:33:19] Splarka: yea i saw the open bug :( i was hopping there was some sort of temporary hack (one line i could change somewhere to change the color) [04:33:35] the problem is, if it is made transparent, it might show on a black background somewhere, and some browsers muck it up [04:33:51] one especially nasty bug is some printers will print transparent png with a black background [04:34:07] Splarka: im not looking for a solution for all installs of mediawiki, just my own.. so id be fine with a transparency or even a hard coded custom color i set [04:34:19] hmm [04:34:26] so you mean https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=8 right? [04:34:47] Splarka: thats the one [04:35:15] well, it isn't simple template or css of course, for the png [04:35:22] Splarka: yea i figured as much [04:35:34] i figure there is one line hiding somewhere int eh texvc stuff i could edit [04:35:36] you might have to hack the texvc source [04:35:42] yea i figured as much [04:35:57] although hopefully there is an option to specify transparent background on output somewhere [04:36:14] Splarka: one would hope [04:36:24] > Coding it was never the problem. It's a one-line change. [04:36:32] Splarka: yea i saw that too [04:36:36] i just wish iknew what line :) [04:36:38] *Splarka prods Simetrical ^_^ [05:04:06] can someone help, i get the following error when i try to upload an image (and then view a smaller size of it): http://rafb.net/p/TWnYir73.html I tried running the command that is segfaulting directly as the apache user just to see if it was the convert command itself or not, and it didnt segfault. i run another older versionof media wiki on the same box and it doesnt segfault [05:14:13] does anyone have any experience working with mediawiki outside of standard http requests? i'm trying to instantiate it and grab data from a class that is outside of the framework. it's causing issues. particularly with the fact that __FILE__ and the current working directory don't point to the directory that MW expects [05:27:19] 03(NEW) Multi of the same Subcategories with SQLite - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=16966 normal; normal; MediaWiki: Categories; (mediawiki) [05:33:36] 03(NEW) Support get user contributions for new accounts - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=16967 15enhancement; normal; MediaWiki: API; (jutiphan) [06:00:47] can someone help, i get the following error when i try to upload an image (and then view a smaller size of it): http://rafb.net/p/TWnYir73.html I tried running the command that is segfaulting directly as the apache user just to see if it was the convert command itself or not, and it didnt segfault. i run another older versionof media wiki on the same box and it doesnt segfault [06:01:02] oh and it only happens on gifs it seems, jpegs resize fine [06:16:36] 03(mod) Enable FlaggedRevs custom configuration on he.wikisource - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14648 (10dovijacobs) [06:49:51] Its so dead in here i had to hit the down arrow on my scroll bar just to make sure it wasnt me :) [06:53:07] tty2: it's nighttime for people in the Americas & Europe, which AFAIK is the majority of the programmers [07:00:44] Mike_im in america [07:00:57] and it's nighttime, isn't it? [07:01:00] Mike_lifeguard: you forgot to factor in the fact that programmers dont have lives and dont sleep! [07:01:30] lol, this is true [07:02:02] has anyone ever seen problems where a site can get backed up trying to process a bunch of requests to the Special:RecentChanges RSS feed? [07:02:09] they are all this request: /index.php?title=Special:RecentChanges&feed=rss [07:04:51] where would i be able to find the code in the mediawiki code base that escapes URLs. or is it just urlencode() [07:07:31] even when I restart httpd, the RecentChanges RSS requests (since they come in pretty continually) just start piling up again [07:07:42] :-/ it's strange that i've never seen this be a problem before [07:19:25] Hey room [07:19:41] greetz [07:19:58] ya [07:20:36] chuck: you there? [07:21:27] Sean: could you help in Template:Ambox ? [07:22:10] oh! sorry It just got fine now :) [07:22:49] hmm [07:25:59] anyone know why Special:RecentChanges's RSS feed takes a LOOOOOOONG time to load or how that can be fixecd? [07:26:23] !rss [07:26:23] --mwbot-- Feed aggregator extensions: . Feed generator extensions: . [07:26:46] Mr-Fine: are those needed just to make it fast? [07:27:01] ie: does WikiMedia use those in order to handle their traffic? [07:27:41] I don't think those have anything to do with loading speed [07:27:49] we might use them maybe, but not for that purpose [07:27:50] hmmm [07:28:28] Mike_lifeguard: are there any things you know of that you do to make the RSS feed for RecentChanges get pulled faster? Maybe change the default number of items or something? [07:28:48] I really have no idea; sorry. [07:28:59] :( [07:29:05] thanks anyway [07:31:57] http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:$wgFeedCacheTimeout, [07:32:05] Sean: try this [07:32:22] but I'm not sure it this works for you [07:34:54] Mr-Fine: ah, cool... thanks [07:35:06] is there a way to find out what setting WikiMedia uses for that? [07:37:04] sorry, I dont know about that [07:37:04] Sean_Colombo: AFAIK, all our settings are publicly viewable on noc... [07:37:04] what's "noc" [07:37:04] http://noc.wikimedia.org/conf/ [07:37:17] Mike_lifeguard: neato! :D thanks [07:37:22] np [07:37:36] Mike: Can you help with me templates, I dont know how but they are broking [07:38:03] breaking^ [07:38:41] maybe - whats the issue? [07:38:45] I wanna use neat copy of Template:Imbox, please tell me [07:39:11] ok, so do you have the template code of that template and any others it relies on? [07:39:19] do you have the css classes it uses? [07:39:24] yah [07:39:36] I've CSS classes [07:39:37] and how is it broken? [07:40:03] oh :O, they working fine now but [07:40:10] see PM [07:40:56] dang, it looks like WikiMedia uses the default wgFeedCacheTimeout (it isn't overridden explicitly in CommonSettings) [07:41:07] (MediaWiki) [07:41:16] (or Wikimedia) [07:41:30] hello, is someone there? [07:41:32] WikiMedia [07:41:37] nope, we're all out [07:41:43] yksinaisyyteni: wikimedia [07:41:47] please leave a message at the sound of your computer fan [07:41:49] lowercase m :) [07:41:52] :d [07:41:53] JCDG: Me [07:41:54] ah [07:42:14] look, i'm trying to change the logo of mi wiki, [07:42:40] ok, [07:42:44] i add this line at the end of the localesettings.php, but it does not work,.. [07:42:45] which skin? [07:42:58] uhmm the default one i supposed [07:43:06] i'm new at this :D [07:43:18] #Image Logo [07:43:18] $wgLogo = "$wgScriptPath/test.png"; [07:43:41] JCDG: what folder did you put test.png into ? [07:44:10] into the same as localesettings.php [07:44:41] hmm [07:44:46] what are the permissions on test.png? [07:44:49] Mike: I wanna short URL but I dont have access to root server [07:45:30] I think there are some imperfect ways of doing that... [07:45:39] Splarka: do you know anything about making it so that RecentChanges RSS feed doesn't take a long time to load? [07:45:52] http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Short_URL [07:45:56] Sean: ? [07:45:59] i move it with a root session of nautilus [07:46:10] I never bothered doing short URLs for my wiki, so I don't know anything about that [07:46:20] Mr-Fine: Splarka knows a lot about scaling IIRC :) [07:46:38] Sean_Colombo, i moved it with a root session of nautilus [07:46:50] Sean: no idea [07:46:51] Mike: Can you tell me please from where can I copy and paste neat copy of Template:Imbox and Ambox? [07:47:28] all you need is the code from enwiki [07:47:28] Splarka: You're a scale. [07:47:37] and parserfunctions which you already have [07:47:48] enwiki? [07:47:48] And the appropriate CSS. [07:47:49] so... I suggest you purge your cache - what I am seeing looks perfect [07:47:54] The English Wikipedia. [07:47:56] enwiki = English Wikipedia [07:47:56] yah [07:48:09] JCDG: if you run this command inside the same directory as LocalSettings, what do you get? "ls -al | grep test.png"? [07:48:29] let me see [07:49:18] uhmm nothing [07:49:26] no output in the terminal.. [07:49:50] that would seem to imply that test.png isn't in that directory :/ [07:49:50] Mike: Please see snap, wht I can see [07:49:51] odd [07:50:53] that's missing css [07:51:04] so please purge your cache - the stuff I am seeing is nicely decorated [07:51:23] ie the css is there, but you are seeing it without css [07:51:59] Sean_Colombo, but it is...look http://img374.imageshack.us/my.php?image=pantallazo1gc6.png [07:52:43] JCDG: lol, there's your problem [07:52:50] its not png [07:52:51] Mike: I would like to see snap, what you can see [07:52:53] JCDG: the image in your directory is "test.jpg" [07:52:54] yup [07:53:10] can i say bad words for 2 seconds?? [07:53:15] Sure. [07:53:19] no [07:53:26] Swearing is important in code development. [07:53:37] indispensible even [07:53:42] Indeed. [07:53:48] :S well it begins with F... :D [07:53:53] yes, espically after what Marybelle did >.> [07:53:57] >_> [07:54:01] *Marybelle did nothing. [07:54:22] no fucking swearing [07:54:39] :D... [07:54:41] (insert comma where appropriate) [07:55:11] // fixme is there escaping? is this a url? fucking java bullshit [07:55:16] Mike: I am waiting . [07:55:35] well, but it is not working yet :s [07:55:54] JCDG: force-refresh your page? [07:56:00] Mr-Fine: I have seen that already. [07:56:02] yeah [07:56:05] ParserFunctions is released under the DWTFYWWI license? [07:56:08] Who knew? [07:56:26] Like I said, that screenshot shows the template without proper css classes [07:56:27] haha, that's a cool name for a license [07:56:31] i refresh it but no changes :s [07:56:35] however, what I can see /does/ have the right css classes [07:56:41] Marybelle: sadly, people took that to mean "do what you want on wikipedia templates with them" [07:56:47] so therefore, you must be seeing cached stuff [07:56:49] JCDG: so you changed your LocalSettings file, or your changed the image type? [07:57:01] Splarka: Creativity and innovation are beautiful things. [07:57:05] the local.php [07:57:17] so please do ?action=purge and/or purge your browser cache to make sure you are getting all the CSS you should be getting [07:57:29] JCDG: what does it say if you type "ls -al | grep test.jpg" ? [07:57:57] it founds the image :D [07:58:01] Mr-Fine: Is that helpful? [07:58:03] are you sure its not like Test.JPG or anything like? someones the computer likes to be picky [07:58:11] no [07:58:23] OK, well it's the best I can do :) [07:58:25] -rw-r--r-- [07:58:40] maybe someone else here knows what problem you are experiencing [07:58:40] :-/ [07:58:43] those are the user access [07:58:45] maybeI have to make a new copy [07:59:02] JCDG: is your wiki public? [07:59:10] Mike: I'm on http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Template:Imbox, [07:59:10] nope [07:59:12] (ie: can i have a urL) [07:59:13] oh [07:59:17] hrm [07:59:21] its internal [07:59:36] Mr-Fine: Yes...? [07:59:51] for my company, for my employees :D [07:59:57] which source, you recommend me to copy? [08:00:15] from Main page, or or from testcase? [08:00:37] or from Template:Imbox/doc? [08:00:47] no, that is documentation, not the actual template [08:00:54] i assume you're not talking to me :S [08:01:03]

element and the CSS looks right to make it disappear... but when I inspect the page title using FireBug, it shows

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