[09:57:38] if a parameter has spaces it needs to be in quotes [09:57:40] that might be your prob [09:57:51]

[09:57:56] uuuh let me try [09:58:03] (according to XML standards anyway, maybe DPL got more strict) [09:58:35] (and the end tag) [09:58:42] arg [09:58:43] source and destination I guess [09:59:03] mindrones: it is very annoying to remove all the accesskeys and then move all the buttons around [09:59:20] people familiar with mediawiki basically have to start from scratch then [09:59:44] Splarka in which regard you say that? [09:59:56] accesskey like ALT-S and such? [09:59:57] Heh. // fuck it, tim can figure this out :D [10:00:18] I mean "E" doesn't view source, "R" doesn't show recent changes, etc [10:00:41] hmm [10:01:29] the DPL documentation doesn't make any reference to the

format... [10:01:46] not on the include= syntax anyway [10:02:05] Splarka I know [10:02:16] the " trick didn't do :( [10:02:35] trick, nice [10:02:39] source: http://wiki.blender.org/index.php?title=Template:Release_Notes/2.40/Transforms&action=edit [10:02:44] it isn't a trick, it is required XML syntax [10:02:51] dest: http://wiki.blender.org/index.php?title=Dev:Ref/Release_Notes/3D_interaction/Manipulation/Transform_Orientations&action=edit [10:03:02] no no no [10:03:03] Splarka ah sorry wasn't to offend :D [10:03:10] "" for <> tag parameters [10:03:12] 'default' => 2678400, // 31 days seems excessive [10:03:14] Heh. [10:03:18] not for [10:03:32] undo the changes to http://wiki.blender.org/index.php?title=Dev:Ref/Release_Notes/3D_interaction/Manipulation/Transform_Orientations&action=edit [10:03:59] bah [10:04:19] mindrones: DPL sucks anyway, it is a massive resource hog, so nobody here really uses it much [10:04:43] argh, I'm starting using it all over [10:04:48] suggest testing ==Header== syntax, see if that works [10:04:55] since I can't write an extension [10:05:01] ok [10:05:27] I've undone, but it doesn't work anyway [10:05:32] see if this works: include = #Misc [10:05:45] it obviously won't transclude the stuff you want, but it should transclude that section [10:06:38] if that doesn't work you've got bigger probs [10:07:11] Splarka it works, it does the right preview [10:07:15] if it does, then try simpler

labelling, like

and include = foo [10:07:38] I've tried that yesterday, no go [10:07:55] did you? "foo"? with no spaces, and quotes? [10:07:59] just with a

[10:08:05] and end [10:08:09] no quotes [10:08:12] let's try [10:09:53] Splarka nope :) please see if I got it right [10:10:24] odd [10:10:34] absurd.. [10:11:01] 1.6.8 hmm [10:11:17] ah suggest to go back? :) me too [10:11:21] not using nonIncludableNamespaces perchance? [10:11:34] ? [10:11:57] http://semeb.com/dpldemo/index.php?title=DPL:Version_History#Version_1.7.4 doesn't seem like anything changed in the behavior, hmm [10:13:28] and you are using the new preprocessor... [10:13:44] Splarka maybe I could do a diff in php files to see what's changed in that regard? [10:13:48] mindrones: try a dummy "foo" section on a new dummy sandbox page [10:13:55] ok [10:14:07] or, two rather [10:14:18]

foo

[10:14:24]

foo

[10:14:59] ==Baz== [10:15:00] baz [10:15:24] then try: include = foo,bar,#baz [10:21:23] mindrones: looks like labelled section transclusion is broked or so changed it isn't predictable [10:21:41] Splarka source: http://wiki.blender.org/index.php/Template:Dplbugtest [10:21:55] dest: http://wiki.blender.org/index.php/Meta:Sanbox/Dplbugtest [10:21:56] saw [10:22:07] it is only transcluding #Foo,#Baz [10:22:17] oop, you changed it [10:22:23] but yah [10:22:37] foo with quotes works tho! [10:23:02] that's just getting ==Foo== [10:23:10] ah no ok [10:23:19] I thougfh it also puts the heading [10:23:22] try between them: ==Foo== more foo

foo with quotes

[10:23:27] (with linefeeds) [10:23:41] just to be sure [10:23:48] between u mean? [10:24:08] 'between' is what I said [10:24:16] ==Foo== [10:24:18] more stuff [10:24:22]

foo with quotes

[10:24:25] ah ok [10:24:31] so you can tell if it is #Foo or foo being transfoo'd [10:24:54] hmm [10:24:55] anchorencode, defaultsort, displaytitle, dpl, dplchapter, dplmatrix, expr, filepath, formatnum, fullurl, fullurle, grammar, if, ifeq, iferror, ifexist, ifexpr, int, language, lc, lcfirst, localurl, localurle, ns, numberofadmins, numberofarticles, numberofedits, numberoffiles, numberofpages, numberofusers, padleft, padright, plural, rel2abs, special, switch, tag, time, timel, titleparts, uc, ucfirst and urlencode [10:25:11] none of those look like the LST functions.. [10:25:20] so DPL must only use the

bit [10:26:53] Splarka I've changed both, please refresh :) [10:27:39] easy enough, you have no caching content... [10:27:43] no-cache, no-store, max-age=0, must-revalidate [10:27:47] seriously, that is a bit over zealous [10:27:54] you can't even back/forward [10:28:24] dpl, no caching, yu must hate your servers [10:28:32] :) [10:28:40] havr to talk with the admin then [10:29:01] hmm [10:29:57] right, so

just plain doesn't work [10:30:30] yeah [10:37:01] http://semeb.com/dpldemo/index.php?title=Issue:Issue:section_inclusion_no_longer_works [10:37:46] http://semeb.com/dpldemo/index.php?title=Issue:Labeling_Sections_from_Templates [10:38:14] hmm [10:38:26] so it was working (sorta) as of March last year [10:39:57] aah so it's quite buggy [10:40:17] Splarka so simply stop using it seenms the right solution as for now [10:41:13] even seems broken on their wiki [10:41:30] :) [10:42:24] Splarka you've being super precious, thanks! We're changing the whole wiki structure for the next blender 2.50 and you're helping a lot :) [10:42:52] Splarka if you wish I can put your real name in documentaion contributors :) [10:43:31] hmm, best go with ==Header== transclusion for the meanwhile, you can include multiple ones and even use regex, with ## [10:44:52] Splarka ok [10:45:02] rar [10:45:37] yeah [10:45:38] ok [10:46:06] I have no real name, I am a bio-organic droid cloned from open DNA mapping projects and with a brain synaptically mapped with the general knowledge found on the internet [10:46:26] which is mostly lolcat memes and mediawiki crap [10:48:48] Splarka wow but do you eat? :P [10:49:32] only the souls of the despondant users who come here asking for help with Semantic Mediawiki, or want per-page view restrictions [10:49:47] :)) [10:49:55] I'd like to try semantic wiki [10:50:15] but first I go with a new wiki structure, then I'll try [10:50:19] how is it? [10:50:24] RoanKattouw: thanks for fix and 'credit' [10:50:42] Danny_B ah that's the realk name? [10:50:52] real* [10:50:58] mindrones: ? [10:51:11] ah no sorry [10:51:34] Danny_B you said somthing that applied to another conversation sorry :) [10:51:56] nope,not connected.it's out of nowhere... ;-) [10:52:32] i just checked the backlog [10:54:59] Splarka last question: but then what do pleople use to do dpl-like stuff? [10:55:28] they use proper CMS stuffs [10:55:46] mediawiki isn't geared towards that sorta thing [10:56:00] it can do it, but it.. well.. it is mostly for Wikipedia type things [10:56:31] ah ok, I use plone for my personal stuff, but has a doicumentation far worse than this [10:56:37] Splarka and it's waaay slower [11:10:06] i installed wikimedia on a godaddy hosting plan, and im trying to config the htaccess file to allow pretty urls, but i do something wrong [11:10:14] can anyone please help? [11:10:31] i followed this: http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Short_URL/wiki/Page_title_--_GoDaddy_Shared_Linux_Subdomain [11:11:37] hi Splarka [11:16:57] Eyal: What went wrong? [11:20:40] rar nike [11:35:09] RoanKattouw: hmm, let me just explain what im trying to do first [11:35:24] i created a subdirectory mb.eyalw.com [11:35:40] in the file system i see it in "/mb" [11:35:52] Splarka in the end we're converting the pages using template transcusion, thanks again for your help [11:36:01] i installed the wiki on "/mb/w/" [11:36:35] So that's http://mb.eyalw.com/w/ from the outside [11:36:40] rar mindrones [11:36:45] (goodluck) [11:37:04] RoanKattouw: yes [11:37:27] and im trying to make it mb.eyalw.com/wiki/PAGE_TITLE [11:37:50] Yeah [11:37:53] Splarka thx :) [11:38:44] so i followed the instructions, but i think they refer to the case where the install is in "/mb" and not in a sub directory inside the subdomain [11:38:55] Yup, they are [11:39:05] so i changed the code a bit [11:39:20] The absolute best one is http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Short_URL/wiki/Page_title_--_with_aliases--root_access but it requires root access [11:39:35] i have the local settings like this: $wgScriptPath = "/w"; $wgScriptPath = ""; [11:39:55] i don't have root access... : / [11:39:59] Eyal: WTF? That sets $wgScriptPath twice. You should drop the second one [11:40:05] The best one without root access is http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Short_URL/wiki/Page_title_--_no_root_access [11:40:37] thats a mistake, i copied it wrong... [11:40:38] sec [11:41:03] $wgArticlePath = "/wiki/$1"; and $wgScriptPath = "/w"; [11:41:03] What you should have is $wgScriptPath = "/w"; and $wgArticlePath = "/wiki/$1"; [11:41:09] Yeah [11:41:17] ok, now as for the htaccess [11:41:32] RewriteRule ^wiki/(.*)$ /w/index.php?title=$1 [PT,L,QSA] [11:41:33] RewriteRule ^wiki/*$ /w/index.php [L,QSA] [11:41:33] RewriteRule ^/*$ /w/index.php [L,QSA] [11:42:30] Did you add RewriteEngine On as well? [11:42:37] (above the RewriteRules) [11:43:22] yes [11:43:45] Hmm [11:43:51] and i put the htaccess in "/mb" [11:44:00] That should work [11:44:14] Are you sure that /w/index.php exists and that the /wiki directory does not exist? [11:44:33] for sure.. [11:46:46] when i try to enter http://mb.eyalw.com/w it sometimes redirects me to http://mb.eyalw.com/wiki/Main_Page but sometimes not [11:47:15] It redirects me there but 404s [11:47:37] WTF @ http://mb.eyalw.com/wiki [11:47:54] Somehow your rewriterules aren't working [11:48:08] They're also supposed to rewrite / to /w/index.php but that doesn't work either: http://mb.eyalw.com/ [11:49:01] hmm [11:49:34] : ( [11:51:48] hmm.. the file was "htaccess.txt" i renamed it to ".htaccess" [11:52:13] but still no change (it must have been this way because my plan was Windows before it was Linux) [11:53:04] Sure you didn't accidentally rename it to something like .htaccess.txt ? :P [11:53:19] its .htaccess [11:53:34] Right [11:54:16] maybe its suppose to be RewriteRule ^/*$ /mb/w/index.php [L,QSA] [11:54:20] with the /mb [11:54:44] I doubt it, but you could try [11:55:01] is there anyway we can debug this [11:56:06] I don't know, I know nothing about RewriteRules [11:56:27] first of all, check if the htaccess files are being read, some directive i can add i will surely see, [11:56:58] u know anythin [11:58:20] 03aaron * r47889 10/trunk/phase3/includes/Title.php: [11:58:20] * Removed force index broken by r45764; shouldn't be needed anyway [11:58:20] * Mark function as public [11:58:43] Not really [12:02:15] Eyal: Found some docs for mod_rewrite: http://httpd.apache.org/docs/1.3/mod/mod_rewrite.html#RewriteRule [12:02:42] http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/mod/mod_rewrite.html#RewriteRule are more recent [12:11:24] bye [12:15:59] Yeah probably :P [12:27:15] Hello, can someone answer a question about the MediaWiki namespace? [12:27:31] !ask | AnonDiss [12:27:31] --mwbot-- AnonDiss: 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. [12:28:09] Oh, of course, sorry. Well, see, I've created an editnotice, but I don't want this notice to go on all the subpages of the page it is intended for. [12:28:45] Doesn't an editnotice go on all pages? [12:28:52] uhm, editnotice is fairly new and not documented... [12:29:03] don't think that this has been implemented yet [12:29:09] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MediaWiki:Editnotice-4-Changing_username [12:29:29] I only want it for Changing username, not for subpages. Is this possible, or no? [12:29:33] Oh. [12:29:34] Okay. [12:30:10] maybe you want to file a big [12:30:50] Yeah, looks like a bug to me [12:42:16] RoanKattouw: do we (plan to) have any xml-rpc support in api? [12:42:27] What's XML-RPC? [12:43:19] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/XML-RPC [12:46:40] hmm [12:47:42] AnonDiss: probably a "feature", only seems to do it in pages with subpaging eh? [12:47:43] XML-RPC uses "raw" post data, right? [12:47:49] er, namespaces with [12:48:02] So, just like SOAP IIRC, this means the client sends an XML-encoded request to us and we respond in some strange XML format that's not WDDX or anything? [12:48:05] could that interfere with what mediawiki expects he request to look like? [12:48:39] RoanKattouw: i'm not sure, but i think the payload can be in more or less any format. [12:48:48] It probably interferes with what PHP thinks the request looks like [12:49:13] Because if there's just raw POST data that isn't www-urlencoded, how the hell are you gonna access it in PHP? [12:49:31] Any idea which release editnotice came in? I'm committing a request to bugzilla. [12:49:56] AnonDiss: hang on a sec [12:52:58] AnonDiss: http://test.wikipedia.org/wiki/MediaWiki:Editnotice-2-Splarka?action=edit [12:53:18] http://test.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Splarka/flibble?action=edit vs http://test.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Splarka?action=edit [12:54:55] AnonDiss: that is a feature, not a bug, I am pretty sure, it lets you cascade the edit notice to all subpages, like archives and transclusions and such, and you can easily control them witn #ifeq [12:55:20] I see. Fair enough. Thanks for the insight. [12:55:27] i am not familiar with that stuff,i'm just forwarding a question i've got. actually SOAP was mentioned as well... [12:56:35] AnonDiss: hang on, investigating the history of this, annotate is a bit slow though [12:57:07] RoanKattouw: the post data can be accessed, i forget how, but it's possible. there are xmlrpc libs in php, and they arn't very hard to write either, from what i saw. however, i have no idea what will happen to $_POST in such a request. or even $_REQUEST [12:57:40] Right, so we don't know what'd happen to $wgRequest [12:58:31] What I think would be the best option is to add XML-RPC support to $wgRequest [12:58:51] Ah, WebRequest I mean [12:59:25] So that the API won't notice the difference between a normal request and one done with XML-RPC [13:01:14] AnonDiss: http://svn.wikimedia.org/viewvc/mediawiki?view=rev&revision=39121 and http://svn.wikimedia.org/viewvc/mediawiki?view=rev&revision=40449 and http://svn.wikimedia.org/viewvc/mediawiki?view=rev&revision=40899 [13:02:32] it purposefully gets the base page name if the message exists for the base but not subpage [13:02:36] Oh, I see. [13:02:46] I don't know php very well though [13:02:59] it doesn't look like there is any allowance for a basepage-only message without ParserFunctions [13:03:54] unless it is some syntax like Editnotice-#-Basepagename and Editnotice-#-Basepagename- blank, or something [13:04:25] Marybelle: it is fun killing bugs before they breed [13:05:17] hmmmmm [13:05:19] that is annoying [13:05:28] MediaWiki:Editnotice-2-Splarka- [13:05:34] on User:Splarka/?action=edit [13:05:43] shows both it, and MediaWiki:Editnotice-2-Splarka [13:06:12] Yeah, I saw. [13:06:20] It worked for your user page and the its subpages. [13:06:38] yah, and - works with /, but doesn't abort the upper ones... [13:06:46] Does the #switch: pf work for large case results? it's not functioning here: [13:06:50] ahh well, someone pokle krimpet [13:06:53] http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=MediaWiki:Editnotice-4-Changing_username&action=edit [13:07:09] omit namespace [13:07:50] {{#switch: {{BASEPAGENAME}}|Changing username=foo|Changing username/Usurpations=bar|Wikipedia:Changing username/SUL=baz [13:07:51] Oh, lol. Elementary mistake. [13:07:54] Thanks. [13:08:09] np [13:08:18] hmm [13:08:22] not sure if that wikk work though [13:08:40] *Splarka should have studied subpages more in school [13:09:12] what you should do is go to each page and action=edit§ion=new and [preview]: {{PAGENAME}} {{BASEPAGENAME}} {{SUBPAGENAME}} [13:09:47] IIRC {{PAGENAME}} and {{BASEPAGENAME}} are both without the ns prefix [13:09:55] {{PAGENAME}} - {{BASEPAGENAME}} - {{SUBPAGENAME}} gives: Changing username/Usurpations - Changing username - Usurpations [13:09:58] It's working. But the whole problem is that #switch doesn't seem to be handling the largeness of my case results. [13:10:14] size shouldn't matter... [13:10:20] (that's not what SHE said) [13:10:26] Oh! [13:10:28] I see. [13:10:42] It's the pipes within my result that are ruining it. [13:10:49] {| class="collapsible collapsed" style="width: 100%; border: 2px ridge Red; padding: .3em; background-color: white;" [13:10:51] Use {{!}} [13:10:57] First line of my result. I only get the first { [13:11:00] Obvious. [13:11:20] Heh, and class=a lot of crap [13:11:42] Replacing | by {{!}} should fix that [13:11:44] ew wikitables [13:11:47] Yeah, {{1}} will work. [13:12:04] heh [13:12:20] {{almost resolved}} [13:12:41] lol [13:13:21] I love #switch. I think it's gotta be the best pf for standard usage on mw. Could be wrong though. [13:13:55] if possible you might wanna split that one up [13:14:22] just have a simple {{#ifeq:}} in MediaWiki:Editnotice-4-Changing_username [13:14:34] and then put one each at MediaWiki:Editnotice-4-Changing_username-SUL MediaWiki:Editnotice-4-Changing_username-Usurpation etc [13:14:40] Yeah but why? [13:14:52] less stressy, less chance of being killed by domas [13:15:04] well, I think anyway, not sure, that way might be more stressy [13:15:10] also, less complex overall [13:15:31] hmm [13:15:52] Well, I've replaced with {{!}}. [13:15:54] We'll see. [13:15:56] nickserv says CharlotteWebb is online but not as that nick, but won't tell me what nick [13:16:55] a /who will tell you notaspider [13:17:48] Brownout: only if I share a channel with them, which I don't [13:18:04] maybe s/he's not +s [13:18:11] s/he is [13:18:18] CharlotteWebb End of /WHO list. [13:18:27] and a whois shows no channels [13:18:48] Success! [13:19:18] Thanks, Splarka and RoanKattouw. [13:19:22] rar [13:21:05] roan, here [13:21:34] !api | liangent [13:21:34] --mwbot-- liangent: The MediaWiki API provides direct, high-level access to the data contained in the MediaWiki databases. Client programs should be able to use the API to login, get data, and post changes. Find out more at . For client libraries in various languages, see . [13:22:33] liangent said "i just want to use it to give users a way to format text on my own website." [13:23:13] liangent: so you are looking for a standalone parser that can convert *some* wikitext to xhtml? so, supporting something that's "close enough2 to what mediawiki does is good enough? [13:23:18] hi Duesentrieb [13:23:32] there are a bunch of wikitext processors out there... some more lightweight then others... [13:23:34] hi Nikerabbit [13:24:19] liangent: little collection of lightweight markup systems: http://www.bibsonomy.org/user/brightbyte/lightweight [13:24:52] see also http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lightweight_markup_language [13:25:03] but which one should i use?... i don't know... [13:25:18] liangent: the one that best fits your needs. [13:25:28] language, dependencies, syntax, [13:25:34] 03catrope * r47890 10/trunk/phase3/ (5 files in 4 dirs): [13:25:34] * API: (bug 13209) Add rvdiffto parameter to prop=revisions [13:25:47] * Add $wgAPIMaxUncachedDiffs (default 1) which controls how many non-cached diffs will be served per request [13:25:47] * Tweak DifferenceEngine.php a bit to make cache status accessible, and remove a useless 'parseinline' which broke diff generation in the API [13:25:47] that's probably the parameters. [13:26:21] that's my server, i can install what i like.. [13:26:38] and i'm familiar with wikitext syntax [13:26:42] right. we can't decide what you like. [13:27:22] 03(FIXED) Add Revision Diff functionality to API - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=13209 +comment (10roan.kattouw) [13:27:30] which wikitext syntax? there are dozents. mediawiki's is just one flavor. there are stanmdalone parsers that can process it. try mwlib for python if you like - but i think it's a bit heavy. [13:27:32] i didn't find doc of mwlib? [13:28:20] liangent: no? did you try google? http://studer.tv/projects-mwlib-overview.page [13:29:02] actually, from looking at the site, i'm not sure that#s the right "mwlib" :) [13:29:10] i have never used it, tbh [13:29:26] /win 64 [13:30:03] liangent: http://code.pediapress.com/wiki/wiki is more like it [13:31:41] roan! diff! [13:31:57] *Splarka starts stopwatch until domas asks "what the hell..." [13:32:21] damn, he ran away [13:33:05] http://code.pediapress.com/wiki/wiki seems to describe mwlib more as a software instead of a library [13:34:29] 03(NEW) MediaWiki: - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=17715 15enhancement; normal; MediaWiki: Page editing; (Chippi_75) [13:34:58] 03(mod) MediaWiki: - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=17715 normal->low (10Chippi_75) [13:38:38] liangent: read the source, then :) [13:38:48] (system is going down for reboot NOW) [13:59:43] excuse me, can someone help me? [14:00:22] Help you with what? [14:00:45] you take a left at the stoplight [14:00:46] oversight [14:01:01] asking for help without problem is one of the ways to not get help [14:01:30] how to add oversight DB table? [14:01:46] Splarka: Back now ;) I capped the number of uncached diffs returned, though, to keep Brion and Domas happy [14:39:35] 03(NEW) Some categories remain in Wantedcategories but they are empty - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=17716 15enhancement; normal; Wikimedia: Site requests; (seb.beyou) [14:49:04] 03(NEW) Enable subpages on main namespace of UK chapter website - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=17717 15enhancement; normal; Wikimedia: Site requests; (mediawiki) [14:49:23] 03(mod) Enable subpages on main namespace of UK chapter website - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=17717 normal->low (10mediawiki) [14:51:23] I'm not an expert in php but i def want to split the categorypage output which atm is just $article for everything displayed on cat pages. https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=17359 [14:51:55] is it a good idea to split it up so you can seperate the output? [14:52:15] i mean for some reason it is as it is (one query only instead of 3) [14:52:17] Isn't that sort of a dupe of the "subcategories aren't paged separately" bug? [14:52:50] 14(DUP) Split $articles in CategoryPage.php - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=17359 +comment (10roan.kattouw) [14:52:53] 03(mod) Subcategory paging is not separate from article or image paging - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1211 +comment (10roan.kattouw) [14:53:13] Hello everyone. I have a quick question for you guys, I'm wanting to start up a seperate wiki about DII football and wanted to use the wikipedia data for starter information, is there a way to do a dump of just articles that reference Division II? [14:53:28] Currently I started to do it by hand and it's been a pretty lengthly process. [14:53:53] no. i want $subcats, $articles, $files as query result so i can redesign the output, e.g. subcategories in 3 columns, articles in 2 cols, sorted DESC, images in an own output. navigating next 200 in articles should still list 1-200 subcats and images. [14:54:58] atm CategoryPage seems to be designed the easiest way there was [14:55:45] 03(NEW) Disable CentralNotice extension on UK chapter website - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=17718 15enhancement; normal; Wikimedia: Site requests; (mediawiki) [14:55:49] iceknife: You mean articles that link to [[Division II]] ? [14:56:28] iceknife: http://en.wikipedia.org/w/api.php?action=query&generator=backlinks&gbltitle=Division_II&gbllimit=max&export&exportnowrap [14:56:43] That should export at most 500 pages that link to [[Division II] [14:57:48] 03maikmerten * r47891 10/trunk/cortado/src/com/fluendo/plugin/HTTPSrc.java: don't convert null to a String value of "null" for userId and password - a username and password of "null" obviously confuses Amazon's S3. Thanks to Chris Double for catching this one. [14:58:44] 03grondin * r47892 10/trunk/extensions/AbuseFilter/AbuseFilter.i18n.php: Localisation updates Special:AbuseFilter from Betawiki (french translation) [15:01:11] Thank you RoanKattouw [15:01:23] ROan: it's the same but images are affected the same way [15:01:49] 14(DUP) Images in categories - bad counting and navigation - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=16249 +comment (10subfader) [15:01:59] Subfader: "Subcategory paging is not separate from article OR IMAGE paging" [15:02:06] 03(mod) Subcategory paging is not separate from article or image paging - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1211 (10subfader) [15:02:43] ok they only talk about paging subcats and articles though :) [15:03:08]