[00:11:05] whats a good mediawiki syntax reference page? [00:33:29] 03(mod) Clean up use of header tags in MonoBook skin UI elements - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=457 +comment (10michael) [00:33:32] 03(mod) Markup accessibility issues (tracking) - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=367 (10michael) [00:33:32] how do i edit the bit of text mediawiki puts at the bottom of the page when editing. Specificaly, I want to add 2 other links after the "editing help" link [00:34:04] If I have a parser test like http://pastebin.com/m5a724fd1 the output includes the category added in the parser test above it. Is this intended? [00:34:52] k-man: MediaWiki:Edittools or MediaWiki:Copyrightwarning usually [00:35:19] (possibly Copyrightwarning2 if you use no license, and there are some other messages that appear on an edit page, see Special:Allmessages) [00:36:08] hey folks, gotta linux distro question. After a lousy experience with suse, I am looking to get another distrobution installed [00:36:18] I want to go for a speed demon this time [00:36:31] to help compliment the kdenlive playback [00:37:12] can somebody help, it logs me off automatically here is the whole code: http://pastebin.com/m264d55e7 and my files http://i39.tinypic.com/ta3qj7.jpg [00:37:14] For example http://pastebin.com/m2361d88e - this doesn't seem right? Bug? [00:37:29] so I want to know if anybody has any ideas? I heard gentoo was fast, as well as arch [00:51:25] what's a good time to find roan here? [00:51:31] can somebody help, it logs me off automatically here is the whole code: http://pastebin.com/m264d55e7 and my files http://i39.tinypic.com/ta3qj7.jpg [00:54:48] Splarka: none of those are the bit I was looking for [00:55:37] i'm looking for the "Cancel|Editing Help (opens in a new window) bit [00:55:40] where do I edit that [00:55:41] ? [00:56:06] *werdnum lazily watches his mass-abuse-filterer check 250,000 edits. [00:58:06] 03(mod) Clean up use of header tags in MonoBook skin UI elements - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=457 (10michael) [00:59:37] 03(NEW) parserTest output inherits categories from previous parserTests - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=17100 normal; normal; MediaWiki: Categories; (ameliorate) [00:59:59] or how can I see a list of all the MediaWiki: pages? [01:00:58] k-man: Special:AllMessages [01:02:59] aiml: thanks [01:03:41] hmm - I can't see how to add an aditional link to the editing help links at the bottom of the page [01:13:38] 03(NEW) Wikimedia badge alt text should match image text - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=17101 trivial; normal; MediaWiki: User interface; (michael) [01:13:39] 03(mod) Markup accessibility issues (tracking) - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=367 (10michael) [01:18:55] 03(FIXED) Section edit bug where entire article is overwritten on save - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1181 (10JSchulz_4587) [01:21:18] 03tparscal * r45946 10/trunk/extensions/DataCenter/ (13 files in 6 dirs): Cleaned up headings and reorganized / enhanced page layouts. [01:23:28] !e DataCenter [01:23:28] --mwbot-- http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:DataCenter [01:24:02] How undescriptive. [01:26:01] 03aaron * r45947 10/trunk/extensions/ConfirmEdit/ConfirmEdit_body.php: (bug 16025) 'Call to undefined method SimpleCaptcha::showImage()' [01:26:07] 03(FIXED) Call to undefined method SimpleCaptcha::showImage() - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=16025 +comment (10JSchulz_4587) [01:30:33] * This project uses a model-view-controller paradigm throughout. This helps [01:30:33] * to keep the database, user interface and data processing separated, which [01:30:33] * among other things makes it possible to replace any one of them with a [01:30:33] * new system which lends itself to a different goal more effectively. [01:30:49] I read the words, yet they mean nothing. [01:32:32] how does scapping work? [01:33:01] http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Software_upgrade_process [01:34:31] that doesn't really explain how it works :< [01:34:51] Just ask brion :) [01:35:06] :D [01:35:11] brion: how does scapping work? :P [01:35:13] It's in the logs somewhere. It's been explained many times before. :P [01:38:38] *qsheets is confused... [01:39:37] methinks brion does not want to explain scapping again:P [01:40:01] i have my mediawiki set up so it goes from http://somesite/ to http://somesite/wiki/Main_Page [01:40:08] What do you want to know, chuck? [01:40:19] well what exactly does the script do [01:40:38] It synchronizes all of the squids with a specific version of a file or files. [01:40:52] Not Squids. [01:40:54] Apaches. [01:41:06] it works great on port 80 local, but on remote computers which have to use port 81, it tries to redirect them to port 80 [01:41:10] why? [01:41:15] See? All you have to do is start typing nonsense and somebody else comes along and corrects you. [01:41:25] qsheets, sure it's not webserver config? [01:41:28] So, if CommonSettings.php is changed, the scap script is changes the copy on all of the various Apaches. [01:41:40] Simetrical: idk, [01:41:45] "Is changes." [01:41:50] i use std Apache Config [01:41:52] Me talk pretty one day. [01:42:04] chuck, scap is short for sync-common-apache-something, I think. It basically just syncs all files to the Apaches' local disks. [01:42:33] Synchronize common all PHP. [01:42:34] qsheets, does it happen when you go to non-MediaWiki pages? If so, #apache is a better place to ask (I at least don't know what the issue might be). [01:42:38] Yes, that's right. [01:42:53] There are other scripts that sync individual files. [01:42:55] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SCAP Heh. [01:43:05] Simetrical: no, it only does it with the mediawiki site [01:43:11] Marybelle, nn, delete. [01:43:25] When would you sync individual files? [01:43:47] qsheets, maybe it's redirecting to what it thinks the main page URL is ($wgServer or such) if you try to go to it from alternate locations. [01:43:53] Simetrical: if i type in http://somesite:81/wiki/Main_page it will stay on port 81 [01:43:58] Well, that is, when would you sync individual files to only one Apache. [01:44:01] Marybelle, for important fixes that you don't want to hold back while all changes are reviewed. [01:44:06] You wouldn't. [01:44:14] So isn't scap always used? [01:44:21] Unless it's test.wikipedia.org, which I think runs straight off NFS and doesn't need syncing. [01:44:22] It's just a matter of what's being scapped? [01:44:32] No, I believe scap syncs *all* PHP files. Thus the "ap". [01:44:44] test.wikipedia is run on TI-83 based on its speed. [01:44:45] I don't know, though, I don't have shell access. [01:46:29] I'm having some issues with templates, anybody care to lend a hand? [01:46:49] !ask | TylerInHiFi [01:46:49] --mwbot-- TylerInHiFi: 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/getting-help-on-irc > for a good explanation of getting help on IRC. [01:47:26] http://www.inhifi.com/wiki/index.php/Tracklist [01:47:30] Splarka [01:47:33] I fixed the problem [01:47:44] I've got what seem to be the templates needed, but I'm still getting that as a result [01:48:24] Simetrical: could it be the .htaccess file? [01:48:48] qsheets, I would *think* not. But I'm not really sure. [01:49:21] because, that is where it happens :/ [01:49:56] when it does the Short URL switch [01:51:24] Marybelle, omg, copyvio, cc-nc on Wikimedia?! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:MZMcBride/Regex [01:51:34] I know, right? [01:53:22] csd a12 [01:53:36] A12 doesn't apply to the userspace. [01:53:44] That's why it starts with A. :P [01:53:49] g12. [01:53:51] Actually, there is no A12. [01:53:54] Yah. [01:53:55] So sue me, I don't know my alphabet. [01:54:11] Apparently G12 used to be A8. [01:54:12] Do you speak Hebrew? [01:54:21] More or less, yes. [01:54:24] Yeah, they re-do the criteria all the time. Drives me mad. [01:54:32] מעט. [01:54:46] mayo.. something? [01:54:52] "me'at" [01:54:54] "a little" [01:55:21] *Marybelle had a bar mitzvah at some point. [01:55:23] "כמה" would probably have been better. [01:55:37] XChat's bidi support is atrocious, BTW. [01:55:48] *Simetrical had a bar mitzva ca. 8 years ago [01:56:06] At least it supports UTF-8 well. [01:56:06] xchat uses the pango thingy for all unicode support so blame that >.> [01:56:13] Some clients still can't do that. [01:56:15] *Simetrical slaps the XChat devs around a bit with a large copy of UAX 9 [01:56:39] There's a Unicode bidi algorithm. XChat is not remotely following it. [01:56:44] Or, hmm. [01:56:50] No, that's not right. שעעש . [01:56:59] I think it's following it. [01:57:20] Just it determines the overall direction of a line based on the first character on the line with non-neutral direction. [01:57:22] Sheesh? [01:57:42] Which I guess is reasonable, it just failed miserably when I tried starting a previous English line with a Hebrew word. [01:57:45] The W-looking thing is Sh or S right? [01:57:49] Yes. [01:57:59] Incredible that I still remember any of this. [01:58:13] Usually "sh", but you can't tell unless either you know the word or it has the vowel points written in. [01:58:19] Right. [01:58:21] The dot moves. [02:01:02] Anybody? [02:01:18] TylerInHiFi: Where did you steal the template from? [02:01:27] Wikipedia [02:01:38] Which page? [02:01:53] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Template:Tracklist [02:02:16] and http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Template:Tracklist/Track [02:03:22] !templates | TylerInHiFi [02:03:22] --mwbot-- TylerInHiFi: 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 . [02:03:39] Install ParserFunctions and then see what happens. [02:03:45] Will do [02:04:14] Simetrical: I have some good stuff in my userspace. [02:08:52] is there anyway to redirect to a external page [02:17:59] 03(NEW) Changelog build tool for CodeReview - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=17102 15enhancement; normal; MediaWiki extensions: CodeReview; (brion) [02:18:35] Zartla: What do you mean? Like automatic redirection? [02:20:12] Marybelle: like it would redirect to a website like good rather then an internal wiki page [02:20:35] Zartla: If it's a one-time thing, you can probably just use .htaccess or something similar in Apache. [02:20:46] If you want to be able to it a lot... [02:20:50] !defaultsettings [02:20:50] --mwbot-- For the current version of DefaultSettings.php, see: . [02:21:12] Marybelle: I mean is it possible in wikimarkup [02:22:17] Looks like I installed ParserFunctions a while ago, I'll try HTML Tidy [02:37:39] I can't figure out how to even turn HTML Tidy on. Where do I find $wgUseTidy? [02:38:40] thanks p858snake [02:39:12] Charitwo: ping? [02:39:52] Charitwo: hello? [02:52:11] TylerInHiFi: add it to your LocalSettings.php [02:55:09] Thank you [02:56:08] $wgUseTidy = true is what it should be? [02:56:50] Put a semi-colon at the end. [02:57:50] tidy shouldn't make that much difference for newer versions of mw [02:58:36] the newest release still need it but if you being fancy with svn builds and stuff you shoulnd't need it [02:58:40] *needs [03:00:41] That's a step in the right direction, but it's still got this issue:http://www.inhifi.com/wiki/index.php/Tracklist [03:00:45] whoops [03:00:46] http://www.inhifi.com/wiki/index.php/Tracklist [03:01:48] " the newest release still need it" <- elabotate? [03:10:31] hey there, i have a little question [03:12:10] we might have an answer [03:12:24] Splarka: the stable version afaik still needs it [03:17:30] p858snake: since 1.11 tidy shouldn't be needed for most en.wp templates, as long as the new preprocessor is being used [03:17:40] http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:%24wgUseTidy#Effects [03:17:46] er, since 1.12 [03:18:38] 04(REOPENED) Block form should preload fields when changing an existing block - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=17045 +comment (10brion) [03:18:56] ooh so maybe it dosn't after all [03:20:19] OverlordQ, sorry i was at the phone [03:23:43] OverlordQ, a friend written this article, and let me put it in my wiki, but i have a sittuation whit the format, the text is too long and i dont know how to fix it, [03:23:50] do you want to see? [03:23:55] http://www.daniel-quiroga.com/wiki/index.php/Compilar-un-kernel-a-la-debian-way [03:30:42] sirderigo: make sure there are no spaces infront of the "*"'s [03:34:09] thanks [03:34:40] sorry, how should see it: [03:34:42] like that: [03:34:46] * Administraci�n de la memoria del computador. [03:34:51] o like that: [03:34:59] * administracion [03:35:27] yes, the spaces are turning them into pre boxes [03:35:45] ok [03:50:12] 03mrzman * r45948 10/trunk/phase3/includes/specials/SpecialBlockip.php: Fix for r45862, handle indefinite blocks correctly (and use a less anglo-centric timestamp format) [03:50:16] brion: ^ [03:51:15] \o/ whee [03:51:17] thx :D [03:51:32] brion: do you think the source of the scap scripts could be posted anywhere? [03:51:47] *chuck is kind of interested in that system of handling the source for all of the many slave servers you guys have [03:52:26] it's pretty much dsh and rsync, not much fancier :) [03:52:26] chuck: it might be already - did you look in the svn repo? [03:52:42] *Mike_lifeguard should be ignored [03:53:34] b-b-but I'm a poor rsync noob :< [03:53:40] seriously [03:54:14] dsh = distributed shell? [03:54:28] yeah apparently it runs a command on many targets concurrently [03:55:42] brion have you had a chance to review bug 16854 ? [03:55:59] *werdnum shrugs. [03:55:59] fun. [03:56:25] werdnum: you're a wikimedia foundation employee, you should know this :P [03:56:30] Brion's been doing other stuff. [03:56:35] chuck: not an employee, a contractor. [03:56:47] I don't get the keys to the servers, not least because I'm not 18 for another week and a half. [03:56:58] ^_^ [03:57:03] wow [03:57:07] Betacommand: when you see a comment on the bug, you'll know [03:57:21] werdnum: just in case you have any plans to destroy wikimedia between now and your birthday? [03:57:30] *brion puts werdnum back at the kiddie's table ;) [03:57:34] chuck: non-public data policy. [03:57:34] all of the developing you've done has just been a clever ploy [03:57:44] oh =( [03:58:03] plus I don't need any access for what I'm working on. [03:58:40] brion: did you develop CodeReview [03:58:43] *werdnum would much prefer poking code to minding servers. [04:00:01] *werdnum cooks a prefab CPK pizza. [04:00:03] om nom nom [04:03:39] brion: ping [04:03:50] wot [04:03:53] chuck: yes, Brion and Aaron developed code review. [04:04:42] with input from one or two others. [04:05:06] brion: would extending the SubversionAdapter to make CodeReview support git be possible? [04:05:14] we use git for configuration, and i want to see if I can get it to work [04:05:20] i think it would take some hacking, though :< [04:05:37] chuck: give it a try :) [04:05:48] might need some DB hacking [04:06:08] Brion might have assumed that revisions were sequential numbers [04:06:18] ah, that's right... [04:06:24] and CodeReview is designed for sequential histories, not the complicated stuff that git supports. [04:06:27] it would take a *lot* of hacking [04:06:33] that's generally assumed there, yes [04:12:21] brion: is SVN able to get revisions and stuff from a remote repository without downloading it? [04:12:29] or does CodeReview checkout an SVN repo [04:13:20] CodeReview talks to a remote repository, no local checkout needed [04:13:33] bah, another hack to add to the list [04:13:44] i don't know if git can do that [04:14:10] Anybody know what might be going on here: http://www.inhifi.com/wiki/index.php/Tracklist [04:14:18] ParserFunctions is installed and turned on [04:14:22] HTML Tidy is turned on [04:14:38] Are the limitations of our TeX markup documented anywhere? [04:14:38] *AaronSchulz wonders why brion skipped r45704 [04:15:18] !r45704 [04:15:18] --mwbot-- I don't know anything about "r45704". [04:15:26] !r 45704 [04:15:26] --mwbot-- http://svn.wikimedia.org/viewvc/mediawiki?view=rev&revision=45704 [04:15:32] Charitwo: ping [04:15:47] and would it explain why we cannot have mhchem etc (or can we)? [04:16:19] !rev 45704 [04:16:19] --mwbot-- http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:Code/MediaWiki/45704 [04:25:00] Stupid router rebooting [04:25:21] TylerInHiFi_: are those templates correct? it looks like Tracklist/Track wants a "row" parameter which isn't being passed to it [04:30:05] ok, takin' a break. :D [04:50:45] 03(mod) Language code of Taiwanese/Holo, Cantonese, Classical Chinese Wikipedias (yue, nan, lzh) - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=8217 summary; +comment (10itsminecookies) [04:51:21] 03(mod) Language code of Taiwanese/Holo, Cantonese, Classical Chinese Wikipedias (nan, yue, lzh) - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=8217 summary (10itsminecookies) [04:51:22] hi, it seems that index.php?title=Special:Popularpages is not enabled in our mediawiki installation. how do i enable it? [05:06:48] i got it thanks [05:07:04] i just need to disable the disablecounters in localsettings.php [05:12:29] I placed an adsense 300x250 block in my monobook.css it works fine, but I would like to place an additional 300x250 right next to it so they are sitting side by side... [05:13:03] when I pasted the second block..sometimes my wiki would show those two blocks horizontally like I want it and other random times it would display the two blocks vertically (one on top of the other) [05:13:26] is there a html/css command I can wrap the two blocks so they always display horizontally (side by side)? [05:13:39] Can't help you. I use Google Adsense� as well [05:13:59] Never had those problems, what browser are you using? [05:14:04] firefox? [05:14:11] Wierd [05:14:13] you have two 300x250 blocks displayed? [05:14:18] no [05:14:23] next to each other? [05:14:25] ok... [05:14:49] i just pasted the two codes together...and it would display randomly horizontally and other times vertically [05:32:05] hi [05:32:39] anyone up tonight [05:34:12] webbhawk_h4x0r46: This is a channel for support for the MediaWiki software. If you have an on-topic question, ask it. [05:34:38] Oh, it's that guy :D [05:34:40] i was wondering if there was a link where i could test out/ see the mediawiki backend/ acp [05:34:55] Slimcea_boy: that guy? [05:35:02] that guy in that other channel [05:35:11] :) sorry about that [05:35:20] There are extensions to do various stuff that we don't use at WMF, so I don't know anything about them [05:35:21] the 'backend' is editing LocalSettings.php in a text editor [05:35:31] you mentioned banning though - that is in the software already [05:35:39] ahh ok so theres no acual backend [05:35:54] mysite.com/wiki/apc-login .. nothing like that [05:36:14] there is a configure extension in development, which is basically an on-wiki restricted GUI for setting various LocalSetting variables [05:36:18] I don't know what that is, but I'm guessing not. [05:36:42] like.. wp-login .. /administrator /admin-login [05:36:54] but without that, it is all command line utilities, php definitions, and on-wiki actions/forms [05:36:59] not sure if any of those look familure to you [05:37:10] ahh ok gotcha [05:37:27] does MW have any type of .. auto backup [05:37:30] see Special:SpecialPages for about everything [05:37:31] or auto update [05:37:40] !backup [05:37:40] --mwbot-- http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Backing_up_a_wiki [05:43:29] webbhawk_h4x0r46: What specifically did you want to do? [05:45:18] 03(mod) Allowing HotCat gadget to add more than one category at a time - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=17096 (10dragonfire1024) [05:47:24] O-o [05:48:25] 03werdna * r45949 10/branches/change-tagging/extensions/AbuseFilter/ (AbuseFilter.parser.php phpTest.php): Fix a bug, and commit the PHP testing framework. [05:48:35] 14(INVALID) Allowing HotCat gadget to add more than one category at a time - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=17096 +comment (10mikelifeguard) [05:52:36] hi guys .... can i use mediawiki inside my network ? without publishing the site online ? Does the license allow me ? [05:53:23] yrp [05:53:26] yep [05:53:43] you are free to use the software any way you want [05:54:08] you are free to license (or not license) all the content you store on it any way you want [05:54:23] sure [05:54:33] the only limits are on if you redistribute the software, which shouldn't even be an issue [05:58:24] thanks alot [06:01:14] is HTML language used for ppl to write pages on wiki ? [06:01:35] no, MediaWiki has it's own markup [06:01:42] though some html is allowed [06:02:13] thanks [06:28:54] Is there a way to disable mediawiki's markup language without serious code edits? I've done code edits but they are just a pain. [06:31:17] you could just enable full html useage [06:31:31] How would i do that? [06:32:33] !html [06:32:33] --mwbot-- For allowing any and all HTML, see . This is of course VERY DANGEROUS. Safer options include , and . [06:33:00] Thanks Marybelle. [06:41:51] 03aaron * r45950 10/trunk/extensions/FlaggedRevs/FlaggedRevs.php: Fix comment typo [06:42:40] 03aaron * r45951 10/branches/REL1_13/extensions/FlaggedRevs/FlaggedRevs.php: Backport initial table creation [06:52:36] 03(mod) syntax errors with MSSQL - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15493 +comment (10mediawiki) [06:53:20] 03(mod) syntax errors with MSSQL - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15493 +comment (10mediawiki) [06:55:04] 03(mod) syntax errors with MSSQL - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15493 +comment (10mediawiki) [07:06:46] I've been working on support for MS SQL Server (see link to bug 15493 a couple of lines up). How do I go about getting the patch attached to that bug reviewed and hopefully committed? [07:19:06] You take a frog, and remove its liver. [07:19:26] Tie the liver around the throat of a salamander, and bring it to the river bend close to an oak tree at the full moon. [07:25:11] lol - in other words, no chance? [07:25:30] polymorpheus: in the attachment box select "Add an ...." and then selete the upload form ect ect and that attachment comment is also the bug comment [07:28:58] 14(DUP) Add Haskell syntax highlighting - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=17098 +comment (10raimond.spekking) [07:29:14] 03(mod) Upgrade to the latest version of GeSHi (1.0.8) - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=10967 +comment (10raimond.spekking) [07:29:23] p858snake: If I understand you right, I finally figured that out by comment 9 - is there a way to attach multiple files in one comment? [07:31:03] not afaik i know [07:53:02] 03raymond * r45952 10/trunk/phase3/RELEASE-NOTES: [07:53:02] * Add some forgotten release notes [07:53:02] * break lines after 80 chars [08:02:34] 03raymond * r45953 10/trunk/phase3/includes/DefaultSettings.php: Follow up r45698 and r45857: Add new options to $wgDefaultUserOptions [08:27:33] Anybody know what might be causing this: http://www.inhifi.com/wiki/index.php/Tracklist ? [08:27:52] ParserFunctions is installed and set, HTML Tidy is turned on [08:35:13] It looks to me like it might be HTML Tidy causing the problem, but I'm not sure how to fix it [08:35:49] In the Tracklist/Track template I've got [08:36:14] but when I use it it prints }} [08:36:33] Any ideas? [08:42:39] try [08:46:00] nope, same thing [08:46:47] If it makes any difference, both templates (Tracklist and Tracklist/Track) are just copy/pasted from Wikipedia [08:53:56] moin [08:55:07] Anybody? [08:58:32] try going to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Export and then enter "Template:Tracklist" in the box, untick the first box and tick the second one, then on your blog go to "Special:Import" to makesure your not missing anything [09:00:22] TylerInHiFi: ^^ [09:06:02] Fatal error: Call to undefined function wfLoadExtensionMessages() in /mounted-storage/home70b/sub001/sc16966-QTFK/www/wiki/extensions/ParserFunctions/ParserFunctions.php on line 405 [09:06:09] I'm checking what that is right now [09:07:17] lines 404 to 406 [09:07:20] if ( $unix == -1 || $unix == false ) { [09:07:20] wfLoadExtensionMessages( 'ParserFunctions' ); [09:07:21] $result = '' . wfMsgForContent( 'pfunc_time_error' ) . ''; [09:09:20] what version? [09:09:40] of ParserFunctions or of MediaWiki? [09:09:47] MediaWIki [09:10:00] how do you cause a line-break in a tooltip? [09:10:14] you don't/can't afaik [09:10:48] well fudge [09:11:46] browser don't support them [09:11:48] 1.10.1 apparently [09:11:57] http://www.inhifi.com/wiki/RELEASE-NOTES [09:12:03] if what I gather from that is right [09:14:11] ahem, Special:Version [09:14:54] 03(mod) Changelog build tool for CodeReview - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=17102 +comment (10roan.kattouw) [09:15:38] is there a way to convert seconds to time in a format? [09:16:45] {{#time... should be able to do it [09:17:23] not as far as I can see [09:17:38] 1.10.1 it is [09:17:42] thanks Nikerabbit [09:17:53] .. and now I see [09:18:13] I won't ever to be able to figure out, given speed, the end date of an object using wikipedia [09:18:21] as it would have to convert from the seconds to the date [09:18:30] and as far as I can see, it can't [09:19:30] hello ppl [09:19:54] Can anyone help me how to submit code to MediaWki [09:20:15] Daedalus969: {{#time: d F Y H:i:s | -{{#expr:{{#time:U}} - 1232529500}} seconds }} [09:20:25] (an example) [09:20:53] you can do relative offsets from now, like +100000 seconds or -5 hours, so you just find the difference in epoch (seconds) time between now and your number, and add/subtract [09:21:12] nikhilmohan: bugzilla [09:21:12] oh I see now [09:21:19] http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org [09:21:21] not a patch .. [09:21:27] a new module [09:21:31] oh [09:21:35] a extenstion? [09:21:35] an extension? [09:21:36] I want top sub,it a new module [09:21:43] ya extention [09:21:56] You can add it on a wiki page at http://www.mediawiki.org [09:22:03] 03catrope * r45954 10/trunk/phase3/includes/api/ApiDelete.php: Fix indentation for r45944 and use consistent code style [09:22:05] For the time being, anyway. [09:22:52] 03catrope * r45955 10/trunk/phase3/includes/api/ApiDelete.php: Followup to r45954: it helps to save before committing [09:23:08] just create the article about it in the Extension namespace [09:24:12] Actually I wanted to know the sumission process and the acceptance process? .. I have created the module based on the give styles of code, but my client wants it to get accpeted at any cost (I am not sure why he is so adamnt) ! [09:26:52] 03catrope * r45956 10/trunk/phase3/includes/ (api/ApiResult.php normal/UtfNormal.php): Fix up r45749: do is_string() check in the caller instead [09:27:11] what does the module do? [09:28:56] It is for changing the public/private staus of the MediaWiki on the fly [09:29:03] through the special pages [09:29:20] .. @daedalus969 [09:29:32] *blink* "how to submit code to MediaWiki"... well, there are several different ways it can be part of MediaWiki, going from most official to least official: committed to the core repository at svn.wikimedia.org/viewvc/mediawiki/trunk/phase3/ via a http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Developer ... submitted to svn.wikimedia.org/viewvc/mediawiki/trunk/extensions by same as an official extension and having it enabled on a wikimedia project ... [09:29:43] hello is any one listening?? .. Please respond! How much time will it take to get a code accepted? [09:29:59] submitting to same but not having it enabled on a wikimedia project, pasting the code on mediawiki.org, or just creating it and distributing it without mentioning it on mediawiki.org [09:30:05] !repeat [09:30:05] --mwbot-- 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. [09:30:06] Code isn't accepted as far as I see [09:30:15] *werdnum goes to sleep. [09:30:16]