[00:02:04] 03brion * r48648 10/trunk/ (2 files in 2 dirs): [00:02:04] HTTP proxy usage tweaks: [00:02:04] * Use $wgHTTPProxy if set for Special:Upload upload-by-URL (it does its own CURL fetch instead of using Http class) [00:02:04] * Explicitly disable HTTP proxy for MWSearch fetches -- we know that'll be local network. [00:11:34] i need help. we have been trying to get a multiple wiki site installation up for days and have had all kinds of problems. i can read and follow, but after investing alot of time with the farmer extension i find out that it is not supported any more. Then i try to use the Quick Method on mediawiki -- and i can generate multiple localsettings.php files and rename them, but for the life of me i can't figure out how to get the thing t [00:11:34] o work. is there anyone who can give hands on help? use netmeeting for instance and i can give you control and someone who know's what they are doing can fix the stupid thing? [00:12:21] we want to have one database and one mediawiki installation with multiple wiki's [00:13:03] any suggestions? -- sorry for the rant -- but i am frustrated [00:14:34] Watkec: have one LocalSettings file shell off a specific settings file based on the subdomain [00:15:46] 03(NEW) Allow double redirects - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=18074 enhancement; Normal; MediaWiki: Redirects; (ipatrol6010) [00:15:52] ok, i am not a programmer, but i can follow instructions that i understand -- instead of subdomains we just are using separate directories -- but "shell off" and "specific settings file?" [00:17:43] we are trying to follow the steverumberg method. [00:19:03] 03(NEW) Special:Version should only report Parser items if modified - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=18075 enhancement; Normal; MediaWiki: Special pages; (jidanni) [00:19:29] 03(mod) Allow double redirects - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=18074 (10p858snake) [00:20:15] 03(mod) Allow double redirects - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=18074 (10p858snake) [00:21:09] 14(DUP) Allow double redirects - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=18074 +comment (10b-jorsch) [00:21:11] 03(ASSIGNED) set $wgMaxRedirects = 2 on en.wiki - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=17888 +comment (10b-jorsch) [00:22:37] Is there a way to see which / how many users use a certain gadget? [00:26:16] from #wikipedia: If one makes a typo and clicks on the suggested link ("Did you mean: puppy?), and that page exists, how about making it bring you directly to that page rather than to the list of related ones? [00:26:34] that should be doable right? [00:28:49] Prodego: https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=17405 [00:28:54] Should I file 2, 3, or 7 bugs about the problems I had getting AbuseFilter working on a PostgreSQL-based installation? I have patches for 6 of the 7, and only 1 of the 6 is more than a tiny fix. [00:32:38] Hello. I have a question about the usage of the {{SUBPAGENAME}} magic word. If I have a page foo/bar/baz, {{SUBPAGENAME}} gives baz. Is there a way to draw bar? [00:33:25] http://techblog.wikimedia.org/2009/03/upload-by-url-for-testwikipediaorg/ :D [00:33:31] #titleparts in the ParserFunctions extension [00:33:42] anomie: you might want to just pm werdna [00:33:56] Werdna gone camping [00:34:29] Splarka: is that pf documented on mw.org? [00:34:40] somewhere [00:34:43] http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Extension:ParserFunctions#.23titleparts: [00:34:54] Thanks. [00:36:00] Hello, how do I enable file uploading on my wiki? [00:36:23] !upload | rofldaniel [00:36:23] --mwbot-- rofldaniel: File uploads are disabled per default, set $wgEnableUploads=true to enable it. See for configuration details, and for using uploaded images and other files. [00:36:34] Another question. If I have a page titled [[1000]], can I use it as a numerical value in pfs? ie. {{#expr: {{BASEPAGENAME}} +20}}? [00:36:55] AnonDiss: I doubt it, you can try though [00:37:19] *Splarka wonders why that wouldn't work [00:37:38] werdna is camping? A pm wouldn't be likely to help then... [00:37:50] Prodego: WFM [00:38:11] Splarka: it seems like a bad thing to do :) [00:38:13] AnonDiss: be sure to #iferror it to catch non-working situations [00:38:21] Okay, thanks. [00:39:03] no worse than anything else done with parserfunctions, heh [00:41:14] {{#iferror:{{#ifexist:{{BASEPAGENAME}}/{{#expr:{{SUBPAGENAME}}-1}}|[[{{BASEPAGENAME}}/{{#expr:{{SUBPAGENAME}}-1}}|previous page]]}}}}{{#iferror:{{#ifexist:{{BASEPAGENAME}}/{{#expr:{{SUBPAGENAME}}+1}}|[[{{BASEPAGENAME}}/{{#expr:{{SUBPAGENAME}}+1}}|next page]]}}}} [00:41:48] *Prodego pokes AaronSchulz [00:42:37] 03(mod) Did you mean ...? Return most obvious result on top nontheless. - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=17405 +comment (10Qb_Master2003) [00:44:18] Splarka: works: [00:44:22] http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/User:Anonymous_Dissident/1000/200/100 [00:44:42] yep [00:44:50] are you trying to do auto "next page" "previous page" stuff? [00:45:13] Yep. [00:55:09] 03(mod) Did you mean ...? Return most obvious result on top nontheless. - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=17405 (10rainman) [01:55:53] after moving config/LocalSettings.php to the root wiki directory, I clicked on the link to go to my homepage, but my homepage is completely blank. Is there a way to find out what might be going on? [01:56:14] 03(NEW) AbuseFilter schemas for PostgreSQL are out of date - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=18076 normal; Normal; MediaWiki extensions: AbuseFilter; (b-jorsch) [01:56:15] 03(ASSIGNED) PostgreSQL/pgsql support (tracking) - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=384 (10b-jorsch) [01:56:19] 03(NEW) Minor MySQL-isms in AbuseFilter - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=18077 normal; Normal; MediaWiki extensions: AbuseFilter; (b-jorsch) [01:56:23] 03(ASSIGNED) PostgreSQL/pgsql support (tracking) - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=384 (10b-jorsch) [01:56:25] 03(NEW) "Last 10 editors" function fails on PostgreSQL - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=18078 normal; Normal; MediaWiki extensions: AbuseFilter; (b-jorsch) [01:56:36] 03(ASSIGNED) PostgreSQL/pgsql support (tracking) - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=384 (10b-jorsch) [02:06:30] ahhh, got my error: Fatal error: Class 'Array Iterator' not found [02:11:18] If I use {{#ifexist:}} on a redirect, will it still return true? [02:12:11] Yes it does. [02:12:53] 03(mod) The logging table needs a log_user_text field so that events from anonymous users can be logged - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=3732 (10jidanni) [02:41:18] Can anyone tell me how to enable anonymous editing to a specific page. Currently all pages are configured to login in to edit [02:43:05] ok figured out myself. thanks! [03:04:25] 03(NEW) Abusefilter's Special:Abusefilter main page doesn't show anything after you add a filter - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=18079 major; Normal; MediaWiki extensions: AbuseFilter; (techman224) [04:11:17] 03(NEW) Send filter hits and changes to irc.wikimedia.org - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=18080 normal; Normal; MediaWiki extensions: AbuseFilter; (mikelifeguard) [05:01:50] When I go to wikipedia.org the japanese characters don't show up in IE8 unless I use compatibility mode. (worked fine in IE7 and FF) Is there something incompatible about mediawiki and foreign characters that needs updating or does someone understand why this occurs? [05:17:39] do the characters show as boxes? [05:17:46] or are they just missing? [05:18:18] was the IE 7 you tested on the same installation of windows? [05:19:53] They are boxes. Same windows version, just updated to IE8. [05:20:06] just because it doesn't work in IE8, you assume that there's something wrong with mediawiki? :P [05:21:09] No. :) Just wondering about it.. works in IE8 in compatibility mode. [05:23:38] maybe it uses a different font selection system [05:24:09] if you go to ja.wikipedia.org, does that work? [05:24:25] http://gist.github.com/82738 [05:24:28] oops [05:24:29] sorry [05:24:53] Still boxes at ja.wikipedia.org .. (unless in compatiblity mode) [05:25:13] http://www.google.co.jp/ ? [05:25:43] No boxes at www.google.co.jp [05:26:17] No one else has tried IE8? Scared? :) [05:26:51] body { [05:26:51] font: x-small sans-serif; [05:27:15] that is common between wikipedia.org and each mediawiki install (because wikipedia.org lazily steals the main.css from en.wp) [05:27:37] font-family:arial,sans-serif} [05:27:43] google goes with arial first [05:28:25] as tim said, your IE8 might be using a different sans-serif [05:28:30] can you try a user stylesheet? [05:30:59] Don't have an account.. [05:31:48] Splarka: no windows font has glyphs for every character [05:32:02] if it's not picking fonts on a character-by-character basis, it's flawed [05:33:14] If no one else has noticed it, it could just be me :) Would've liked confirmation though. [05:34:03] seems like the default sans-serif would at least have kanji [05:34:39] I'd check, but I don't have windows [05:34:52] is there a linux version out yet? [05:35:03] flaif: any idea how to find out what sans-serif font is set default in your IE? [05:35:38] *Splarka is holding out until IE8 for the mac is ready [05:38:45] Here is a screenshot: http://i44.tinypic.com/j81rvn.png (Bottom is Compatibility mode) [05:39:11] http://www.eggheadcafe.com/software/aspnet/33265936/ie8-default-sansserif-fo.aspx someone with a similar problem [05:42:34] hmm, is just some characters? odd [05:45:28] it's the kanji [05:46:03] indeed [05:46:06] bad: 51fa 5178 [05:46:09] 767e 79d1 4e8b 5178 [05:46:15] good: 300e 30a6 30a3 30ad 30da 30c7 30a3 30a2 etc [05:46:23] Hiragana and Katakana are fine [05:46:44] zh.wikipedia.org is all boxes. No characters make it through. [05:47:15] nothing mediawiki did then, smells like MS "something changed and I don't know what" error [05:49:25] > This is a general problem with IE. Sometimes it picks a wholly [05:49:25] unsuitable generic CSS font, and -- unlike other browsers -- it gives no [05:49:25] way for the user to select another. [05:49:31] ack, bad paste [05:49:36] *Splarka hates forced wrap html [05:49:56] > I have found the following works: identify the font IE is using as its generic CSS san-serif font; uninstall that font, remembering not to pick the option to delete the font files; run IE, which forces it to pick another font; then re-install the font you had uninstalled. [05:51:26] so it isn't an easily reproducible error, it is just IE seeing what you have and failing to choose the right one [05:52:42] time for /monobook/IE8Fixes.css ? [05:52:56] body {font-family:arial,sans-serif} [06:04:33] I've been playing with the source. When I remove the yah, so do case-insensitive class names, that's no solution, nor the problem [06:05:37] remove the doctype and it isn't using compliant mode anymore I betcha [06:06:01] :) I'm just randomly comparing things with google.cn [06:07:15] try: [06:09:46] Still boxes in my test. [06:13:03] 03aaron * r48649 10/trunk/phase3/ (3 files in 3 dirs): [06:13:03] * Disabled one query for now since index is still pending [06:13:03] * Removed duplicate expiry check [06:13:03] * Tweaked editcount limit handling [06:25:22] flaif: try http://test.wikipedia.org/wiki/IE8_font_test [06:26:01] that is all sans-serif fonts on at least 50% of windows systems [06:33:27] I guess boxes are the norm in IE8. http://i42.tinypic.com/65pb4k.png (right is compat mode) [06:35:03] that's... odd [06:35:16] especially since you have many of those fonts [06:35:40] it's not picking up a suitable replacement font in non-capt mode, thats a bug you should report [06:36:33] It could just be me. (that's what I always think). If not, I'm sure other people will start to see it now that IE8 has been released. [06:36:53] *Splarka updated the font list with a monospace fallback [06:37:11] I'm on XP. Maybe Win7 does smarter things. [06:37:49] the thing is, without the doctype declaration, I think you're always in compat mode [06:37:59] All the monospace fonts are boxes. [06:38:25] if it is analogous to standards/quirks in FF/Zil [06:38:34] That's why google are geniuses. No doctype. :) [06:38:49] even the monospace? that's odd [06:39:05] ...and some geeks complain they don't stick to the standards, heh. [06:39:28] google r god, you can't complain [06:39:29] that sounds less like a font problem and more like a general bug in character selection [06:40:24] flaif: does any standards compliant website show proper kanji? [06:41:03] I looked a bit, but I didn't find one. [06:43:29] 03(mod) Some account creations not apparent in CheckUser - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=17930 (10JSchulz_4587) [06:45:46] flaif: http://test.wikipedia.org/wiki/IE8_font_test#all_web_safe_font_sets [06:47:34] Splarka: All 5 show boxes. [06:48:52] time to get tough [06:50:08] This could end up being something on my box. Don't spend any time on it until it has been confirmed. Grab virtualbox or vmware and try it :) [06:50:26] http://p.defau.lt/?Iin05zh2bJyZl8shsw6syg [06:50:44] try that as a local html file, it validates XHTML 1.0 Transitional [06:51:15] if that fails, it is absolutely nothing to do with MediaWiki ^_^ [06:53:10] Yes that is all boxes. [06:55:54] k, then MediaWiki couldn't fix the problem if it wanted to [06:56:01] other than by ditching compliance mode [07:14:08] Could add a meta tag: [07:15:02] (I just noticed its use on connect.microsoft.com) [07:31:48] Hoi, can someone explain how Cite is mentioned twice in Special:Version on en.wp ? Also when this is relevant, how can you reproduce this ? [07:34:28] one adds the Special: page, one adds the tags [07:36:22] they are really two separate extensions [07:36:25] see: http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:Cite [07:36:39] that is where I have been reading [07:37:26] I installed revisions 42818 and 47190 (as per en.wp) and it reports 37577 to me [07:38:06] Special:Version can be misleading. [07:38:14] http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:Cite/Cite.php#Installation is straight forward [07:38:43] -> http://noc.wikimedia.org/conf/highlight.php?file=CommonSettings.php [07:38:46] require( $IP.'/extensions/Cite/Cite.php' ); [07:39:01] if ( ($site == 'wikipedia' && $wgLanguageCodeReal == $wgLanguageCode ) || $site == 'wikisource' || ( $site == 'wikibooks' && $wgLanguageCode == 'it' ) ) require( $IP.'/extensions/Cite/SpecialCite.php' ); [07:39:03] I have the require [07:39:09] two separate ones [07:39:31] the second has some complex logic determining the load, heh [07:41:30] 03nad * r48650 10/trunk/extensions/RecordAdmin/ (RecordAdmin.php RecordAdmin_body.php): bug fix - pipes in field content causing trouble [07:43:25] This means that effectively Cite is broken for reuse [07:43:39] this is due to inadequate documentation [07:44:33] is this a fair assessment ? [07:48:23] *Splarka wonders if he missed about half that conversation [07:48:57] all you've said is it doesn't show twice in Special:Version, and that it reports r37577, you didn't say anything about it being broken [07:49:05] so based on your information so far, that is not a fair assessment [07:50:08] When I need Cite twice for the full functionality, it has to say so in the Cite documentation [07:50:42] when I am NOT Wikipedia or Wikibooks, I still need both components [07:50:51] and wikisource [07:51:37] the extension page tells you how to install them both [07:51:37] when it does not and when you consequently do not get the full functionality, it is broken right ? [07:52:14] OverlordQ where http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:Cite/Cite.php#Installation ?? [07:52:25] http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:Cite [07:52:29] > Cite is an extension which allows an editor to create footnotes. Cite includes several extensions which can be installed independently and operate independently of each other. [07:52:36] click the link that says Special:Cite.php#Installation [07:53:41] and if that isn't enough, you can edit the documentation ^_^ [07:55:07] Ok.. now I see it [07:55:28] so the problem is that SpecialCite reports as Cite [07:56:27] they're both called Cite, but they link to their respective pages [07:56:57] OverlordQ I would call that sloppy [07:57:20] it gets you endless confusion because this is not obvious [07:58:18] well the special page is listed on special page and links to the special page installation, and the parser function part is listed under parser hooks so . . *shrug* :) [08:02:43] There are extensions that advertise in both places.. So it is not obvious [08:02:56] submit a patch :) [08:03:52] 03nad * r48651 10/trunk/extensions/RecordAdmin/RecordAdmin_body.php: put search results above search form [08:05:36] *Splarka wonders who uses the logic that "has bad documentation" == "broken" anyway [08:06:16] I do [08:06:28] 03(mod) Enable text layer extraction from djvu on Wikisource - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=18046 (10thomasV1) [08:06:38] so, anything with web-only documentation is broken when someone is offline? [08:06:44] If the documentation is broken, you have people do things that are wrong [08:07:23] Bugzilla does not recognised Cite as two distinct extensions [08:07:30] 03nad * r48652 10/trunk/extensions/RecordAdmin/RecordAdmin_body.php: use getPrefixedText() for title not $record [08:09:13] *Splarka pokles avar [08:09:33] 03nad * r48653 10/trunk/extensions/RecordAdmin/RecordAdmin.i18n.php: surround title in quotes for recordadmin-edit [08:09:48] 03(NEW) Rename Cite to SpecialCite - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=18081 enhancement; Normal; MediaWiki extensions: Cite; (Gerard.meijssen) [08:10:28] Er... does that fit with our naming conventions? [08:10:41] And changing directory names and change is guaranteed to break things... [08:11:01] Marybelle, that is a matter of uninstalling and installing [08:11:17] Marybelle: he puts your pedantry to shame [08:11:26] Heh. [08:12:10] If you just want the Bugzilla component changed, that's doable, though unnecessary. [08:12:26] But getting directories changed or the main files renamed is like... [08:12:31] they're in the same directory already: http://svn.wikimedia.org/viewvc/mediawiki/trunk/extensions/Cite/ and they interact, they should just be one component [08:12:38] [08:12:49] what you want is for the reporting of SpecialCite.php to report itself as something other than 'Cite' [08:12:51] Yes. [08:12:56] Splarka.. http://fosdem.wikiation.nl/revisions/WMF_testsystem/index.php/Special:Version [08:13:14] I am actually buiding a test environment [08:13:26] and this is really practical to me [08:13:40] Splarka: Oh, I have one for you. You'll like this one. [08:13:41] yah, so you're wasting hours on something that works perfectly fine and is a tiny bit confusing, heh [08:13:41] it is not a theoretical position [08:14:00] it has cost me hours already [08:14:15] Spl: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Contributions/Andy_Marchbanks [08:14:17] that is not "tiny bit" [08:14:35] There should be a Hall of Fame for contribs like that. [08:14:45] He's been at it for weeks. [08:15:10] And multiple edits to the same article. Heh. [08:15:31] *Marybelle suggested having MW eat the spaces... [08:24:40] A question on the Special:Cite [08:25:09] in it is says that it requires ExtensionFunctions [08:25:16] I doubt it still does. [08:25:25] I think that dependency was removed from everywhere. [08:27:33] hmm who was the one with win7 + ie8 compat problem? [08:31:28] Both Cite and Special:Cite are in the directory Cite right ? [08:32:18] why is it not that you just need to apply to the localsettings ? [08:32:28] or can you ? [08:46:16] I fali to understand how to install both [08:52:37] !prefs [08:52:37] --mwbot-- I don't know anything about "prefs". You might try: !prefsrant [08:52:45] !prefsrant | domas [08:52:45] --mwbot-- domas: The current preferences system sucks and needs a rewrite. For a list of deficits and rewrite recommendations, see [08:52:50] :-) [08:53:17] haha [08:59:27] i will remember that for next time werdnum says hes not busy and just sitting around >.> [09:01:26] Everybody who looks at the code just ends up saying, "fuck it" and works on something else. [09:02:49] hehehe [09:18:27] 03(mod) Restrict missingsummary to configurable namespaces - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=18052 (10rene.kijewski) [09:45:36] 03(mod) Restrict missingsummary to configurable namespaces - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=18052 +need-review +patch (10church.of.emacs.ml) [09:49:56] hello everybody [09:50:19] i need some help to install the mediawiki software [09:50:30] anybody can help me? [09:50:51] !ask | vale_maio [09:50:51] --mwbot-- vale_maio: 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. [09:51:52] !install | vale_maio [09:51:52] --mwbot-- vale_maio: Installing MediaWiki takes between 10 and 30 minutes, and involves uploading/copying files and running the installer script to configure the software. Full instructions can be found in the INSTALL file supplied in the distribution archive. An installation manual can also be found at . See also: !download [09:54:28] i've already read the installation manual, but i have a problem [09:56:36] i didn't understand the follow step: [09:56:40] "Hop into your browser and surf into the wiki directory." [09:56:48] et cetera... [10:04:05] 03(ASSIGNED) Remote file descriptions languages should follow uselang= and user preferences - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=17395 +comment (10church.of.emacs.ml) [10:04:34] 03(ASSIGNED) Remote file descriptions languages should follow uselang= and user preferences - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=17395 +need-review +patch (10church.of.emacs.ml) [10:11:28] does anyone know how to stop the subcategories from showing in the category pages? [10:13:01] q: if a wiki as a whole is licensed on gfdl, must it provide access to database dumps? can it ban when downloading many pages, and can it not allow to retrieve total content in any way? [10:14:18] rar rainman-sr, how about for 17405 a search form instead of a text link... "Did you mean: [puppy] (search) (go)" [10:16:08] hmm, i would rather have it silently "do the right thing" than have more buttons [10:16:39] you? buttonphobic?! [10:16:49] *Splarka snickers, looks at the advanced search monster [10:17:14] hehe, not designed by me :P [10:19:41] in any case, "did you mean" mirroring go/search params of the form seems like the most sane solution [10:19:54] and simplest to do :) [10:20:51] one link for each? Did you mean [[Special:Search/Puppy|Puppy]] ([[Puppy|Go]]) ? [10:21:02] (example wiki-esque links) [10:21:50] i mean, if the user used "Go" to get to the search page, then did you mean should also silently do "Go" [10:22:02] ahh [10:22:08] hmm [10:22:40] the link is always blue btw, wonder if it'd be worth having the Did you know use class="new" if the exact title didn't exist, though it might be confusing not to be an edit link ... [10:23:10] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Search?search=puuppy+fish&go=Go -> Did you mean: puppy flash [10:24:28] yeah, did you mean tries too much sometimes [10:25:01] always funny when google returns less results with it than without it [10:26:24] the problem with our did you mean is that it has no ideas what are words and what people names [10:26:51] maybe i should actually add dictionaries to "did you mean..." :P [10:27:11] (ab)use wiktionary [10:27:25] so in order to be able to nicely spell-check names (which might have weird non-standard spelling), one also too agressively spellcheck ordinary words [10:28:32] moin [10:51:21] 03rainman * r48654 10/trunk/phase3/ (RELEASE-NOTES includes/specials/SpecialSearch.php): [10:51:21] (bug 17405) have "Did you mean..." mirror the Go/Search character of original request. [10:51:21] If the user reached the search page using "Go", "Did you mean" will also use "Go" and [10:51:21] directly link to article. [10:53:33] 03(FIXED) Did you mean ...? Return most obvious result on top nontheless. - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=17405 +comment (10rainman) [11:37:06] 03(mod) Support multiple file uploads via Special:Upload (backend/infrastructure) - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=16751 +comment (10diaa_abdelmoneim) [11:43:32] 03(NEW) Full screen in