[00:07:29] 03(NEW) SecurePoll should indicate that cookies need to be enabled - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=18453 enhancement; Normal; MediaWiki extensions: BoardVote; (rockmfr) [00:24:38] Hello [00:24:55] How can I change MediaWiki:Noimage-linktext link? [00:25:06] Edit the page on your wiki? [00:25:10] It contain: No file by this name exists, but you can upload one. [00:25:20] but I'd like to change the link [00:25:32] 03(mod) database syntax error on Special:PopularPages - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=18452 +comment (10innocentkiller) [00:25:35] Marybelle, not working [00:25:36] http://fr.ekopedia.org/MediaWiki:Noimage-linktext [00:25:46] this page as text, no link [00:26:07] !defaultsettings [00:26:07] --mwbot-- For the current version of DefaultSettings.php, see: . [00:26:40] Set $wgUploadPath in LocalSettings.php ? [00:29:19] Marybelle, unfortunately not working. [00:29:27] tried: $wgUploadPath = "http://base.ekopedia.org/index.php?title=Accueil&uselang=fr"; [00:29:43] 03demon * r49452 10/trunk/phase3/includes/DefaultSettings.php: (bug 18442) DefaultSettings docs. $wgLogRestrictions fixed. Patch by jidanni. [00:29:51] but I use shareupload. It explain may be why it is not working. [00:30:06] 03(FIXED) DefaultSettings.php $wgLogRestrictions doc improvements - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=18442 +comment (10innocentkiller) [00:30:16] I have this: $wgSharedUploadPath = "http://base.ekopedia.org/images"; [00:30:24] but apparently it's not suffisant. [00:33:52] Marybelle, any idea? Here is my shared upload conf.: http://rafb.net/p/muZP3215.html [00:34:47] <^demon> Don't use the $wgSharedUpload etc settings. [00:34:52] <^demon> See $wgForeignFileRepos [00:34:59] $title = SpecialPage::getTitleFor( 'Upload' ); [00:35:00] $link = $sk->makeKnownLinkObj($title, wfMsgHtml('noimage-linktext'),'wpDestFile=' . urlencode( $this->displayImg->getName() ) ); [00:35:12] looks a bit hardcoded there [00:35:22] <^demon> Splarka: Howso? [00:35:43] I mean, for adding something like &uselang=fr [00:36:03] <^demon> getTitleFor() gets the localized title. [00:36:19] <^demon> Which may or may not respect uselang :D [00:36:23] <^demon> Who knows. [00:36:39] .... [00:36:43] *Splarka stabs demon with his own caret [00:41:49] ^demon, thanks! looks more complex!... :( I'm going to try it. [00:54:58] 03(mod) rebuildrecentchanges.inc ignores $wgLogRestrictions, adding private logs to RC - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=18441 (10jidanni) [01:03:07] 03(mod) Autoreview without flag - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=17243 (10Wiki.Melancholie) [01:11:24] Hello [01:11:40] How can I find what to use for : "hashLevels"? [01:12:05] trying to configure: http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:$wgForeignFileRepos#Using_files_from_a_database_that_you_can_access_:_ForeignDBRepo [01:12:17] but it's not really working well [01:12:22] usually it's 2 [01:14:12] werdna, well done! it's now working! Thanks :) [01:16:52] Quick question: what code would one use to create an anchor in a wiki page? [01:17:15] is sanitized and non-usable [01:17:22] as best I can tell [01:17:35] you can just use [01:17:38] [01:17:40] I've tried [01:17:43] this is an odd request [01:17:46] id=, not class= [01:17:57] basically, I want to create an anchor that matches a TOC entry [01:18:08] the problem's this: [01:18:14] why? [01:18:33] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User_talk:Werdna/Archive_1#63361939272 -- example [01:18:34] the section header is sometimes collapsed. yes I know thats messy, but still :) Thats how it is. [01:18:57] When its collapsed, the usual tag that is part of the rendered text, is invisible and hence TOC doesnt jump there [01:18:59] however [01:19:22] if there was a manually inserted anchor before the collapse box, then either way it would work [01:19:32] either that'd be the only anchor, or else, the first [01:19:53] I thought would do that but apparently not [01:19:58] and yes I know this is horrible and inelegant :) [01:19:59] I contemplated making s usable recently. [01:20:04] I don't see why we shouldn't. [01:20:09] I have better things to do ATM, though. [01:20:33] is there a workaround? [01:20:53] to manually include an anchor that a TOC entry would jump to? [01:21:14] Well, you could just use still. What's wrong with that? [01:21:19] it doesnt work [01:21:22] and I dont know why [01:21:55] unless the .. needs some content, and .. doesnt [01:26:52] 03demon * r49453 10/trunk/phase3/maintenance/rebuildrecentchanges.inc: Typofix. Base -> Basic [01:27:06] 03(FIXED) rebuildrecentchanges.inc ignores $wgLogRestrictions, adding private logs to RC - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=18441 major->normal; highest->normal; +comment (10innocentkiller) [01:38:38] if there is a anchor THEN an anchor, the anchor wont work [01:41:00] Hi [01:41:35] My thumbnails are not generated (using shared upload). Here is my shared upload conf: http://rafb.net/p/t1XVfO27.html any idea? [01:42:19] thumb were working using wgUseSharedUploads but not with wgForeignFileRepos [01:43:37] I should say new thumb generation. Because existing thumb are working perfectly [01:44:06] this page is an example: http://fr.ekopedia.org/Faire_du_feu where 1 thumb is ok and the other not. [01:44:15] any idea? [02:04:29] FT2: wfm [02:05:10] FT2: http://p.defau.lt/?Pc0P3IU8eGQYBa5uotP9yw [02:05:29] in the source it goes to: [02:05:35] instead of [02:05:57] works with (sanitized to ) too [02:06:09] FT2: remember that we sanitise IDs [02:06:11] jlhenry: turn transformVia404 to false? [02:06:27] so id="Foo & Bar" gets trned into "Foo .26 Bar" or something [02:06:44] heh [02:06:46] you escape them [02:06:54] you don't sanitize them... [02:07:14] that would involve removing all duplicates and using strict W3 guidelines [02:07:38] duplicates are changed to _2 [02:07:42] OverlordQ, YES! You got it! Thanks :D [02:07:44] Terminology colonoscopy [02:07:47] (of which there is great debate) [02:07:59] p858snake: in TOC/headers yes, but not elsewhere [02:08:17] it is a validator error to have duplicate IDs but can be done pretty easily in mediawiki [02:08:25] [02:08:40] and in the UI in some places, too [02:08:46] (the sidebar might have been fixed though) [02:10:35] *Splarka vaguely remembers a recently active bug mentioning 5 different ways to create id=""s [02:10:57] also: https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=9530 [02:11:28] ID's can't start with numbers, technically [02:11:33] (blah blah) [02:12:38] 04(REOPENED) trim leading/trailing spaces from IP inputbox - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=17823 +comment (10mikelifeguard) [02:14:20] 03aaron * r49454 10/trunk/phase3/maintenance/archives/patch-log_search.sql: Added proposed log_search table to deal with revisiondelete log extracts and possibly other issues [02:15:01] 03(FIXED) trim leading/trailing spaces from IP inputbox - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=17823 +comment (10agarrett) [02:15:14] Splarka: http://www.mediawiki.org/w/index.php?title=Talk:Bitfields_for_rev_deleted&curid=5319&diff=249399&oldid=221165 I demand a sarcastic comment. [02:25:34] Splarka, werdna - saw that, thanks. It seems the issue regarding anchors is: [02:26:27] a page can tolerate multiple anchors with the same name. But multiple anchors with the same name, or a followed by a later, with the same name, no. [02:26:39] ie: [02:27:01] blah blah blah newline newline [02:27:04] breaks [02:27:06] where [02:27:10] blah blah blah newline newline [02:27:11] works [02:36:16] FT2: WFM [02:36:28] probably your browser [02:36:38] check the page source, is the span there? [02:36:54] Emufarmers: TLDNC [02:37:53] :( [02:40:46] FT2: what browser? [02:41:02] good point.. will try in another [02:41:15] Its the kind of fringy thing a browser might trip up on [02:49:07] 03(mod) database syntax error on Special:PopularPages - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=18452 (10jburos) [02:49:57] 03(NEW) If intermediate revisions are not shown on diffs (e.g. due to .mw-fr-reviewlink), show list of intermediate users - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=18454 enhancement; Normal; MediaWiki extensions: FlaggedRevs; (Wiki.Melancholie) [02:52:34] I still have an error since my move from wgUseSharedUploads to wgForeignFileRepos [02:52:59] Svg generation is not working [02:53:05] My conf: http://rafb.net/p/t1XVfO27.html [02:53:20] http://fr.ekopedia.org/Fichier:Start_hand.svg&uselang=en [02:53:31] Error message: "Error creating thumbnail: Unable to create destination directory" [02:54:01] And apache error: PHP Warning: mkdir() [function.mkdir]: Permission denied in /var/www/fr.ekopedia.org/includes/GlobalFunctions.php on line 1943 [02:54:11] Any idea? [02:54:27] In every other files, it is working! [02:54:58] /files/file type (png, jpg...)/ [02:55:01] 03(mod) Add "diff to last sighted version" to recent changes - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=16489 (10Wiki.Melancholie) [02:57:02] 03(FIXED) database syntax error on Special:PopularPages - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=18452 +comment (10jburos) [03:25:25] in the Special:ListGroupRights page, for the autoconfirmed users, there's a right: "Edit semi-protected pages (autoconfirmed)". i am working for a private wiki (read, register but no write). [03:25:53] i have removed the editprotected and autoconfirmed rights for the autoconfirmed users, however, this right doesn't go away. [03:26:17] !lockdown [03:26:17] --mwbot-- Lockdown is an extension for preventing read or write access by namespace and limiting access to special pages. For more information, see < http://mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:Lockdown >. For general information on preventing access to your wiki, see < http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Preventing_access >. [03:26:34] izua: I think you want to follow the instructions on the second link provided there [03:26:46] i have already prevented access to it. [03:26:54] i just want the autoconfirmed users == regular users [03:27:12] and i don't know the name of the right i mentioned above. [03:32:55] 03(NEW) RevDeleted links not available at times when they should be or may be urgently needed - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=18455 major; Normal; MediaWiki: Deleting; (FT2.wiki) [03:34:53] 03(mod) RevDeleted links not available at times when they should be or may be urgently needed - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=18455 +comment (10FT2.wiki) [03:35:00] izua: it isn't a right [03:35:03] it is a protection level [03:35:07] sorta [03:37:30] izua: http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:$wgRestrictionLevels [03:39:25] set it to array( '', 'sysop' ) and then that ability will be meaningless, not sure if it will disappear from listgrouprights though [03:44:39] how come editing protected pages is a right, but editing semiprotected pages is a protection level? [03:45:29] $wgGroupPermissions['sysop']['protect'] [03:45:46] that gives access to add/remove protections [03:46:11] 'editprotected' is a special case that you'll notice isn't even assigned [03:48:03] izua: how it works is like this, sort of... protection levels lets you assign levels of protection to groups, of which only two are in the default, sysop and autoconfirmed [03:48:04] 03(FIXED) Enable the AbuseFilter on the Alemannic Wikipedia [alswiki] - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=18415 +comment (10agarrett) [03:49:34] *Splarka glares at the hard coded 'sysop' stuff [04:29:27] I have my Apache error log file full of this "/usr/bin/diff3: No newline at end of file" [04:29:45] Sometimes also I have "/usr/bin/diff3: standard output: Broken pipe" [04:32:41] I have about 200 an hour!!... [04:32:51] Any idea why I got that? [04:33:25] at a newline at the end of diff3? [04:35:33] izua, I do not understand you. What do you mean? [04:38:33] check the file /usr/bin/diff3 [04:48:43] izua, /usr/bin/diff3 is working properly [04:50:19] then it's probably the line that launches diff [04:52:43] no, the problem is with the input [04:52:53] it means there's no newline at the end of the input file [04:53:42] izua, since we have started our talk it has appened about 35 new lines "/usr/bin/diff3: No newline at end of file" and 1 like this "/usr/bin/diff3: standard output: Broken pipe" [04:54:05] flyingparchment, do you have any explantion? [04:54:10] is it normal? [04:54:30] yeah, that's more likely ._. [04:54:34] when I google it, I feel quite alone... [04:55:08] ho, I just add also: "/usr/bin/diff3: write failed" [04:55:08] 03aaron * r49455 10/trunk/phase3/maintenance/archives/patch-log_search.sql: Tweak r49454: remove duplication [04:55:30] isn't it always the way... "When you bluescreen, the world bluescreens with you... when you crash linux, you crash linux alone" [05:02:04] I think I got more. [05:02:37] 03(NEW) Closing Quality Wiki - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=18456 enhancement; Normal; Wikimedia: Site requests; (mattbisanz) [05:02:43] When I do this request, it generates two lines [05:02:46] http://fr.ekopedia.org/index.php?title=Plante_antipollution&action=edit&undo=44625 [05:15:52] 03(mod) Closing Quality Wiki - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=18456 +shell (10p858snake) [05:26:22] 03(mod) Parser Cache's {{SERVER}} becomes "localhost" with maintenance scripts - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=18274 (10jidanni) [05:35:16] 03(mod) array of boring event types to exclude from recentchanges - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=18364 (10jidanni) [05:43:51] that's weird... I have http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:RecentChanges loaded... with "Show new changes starting from 21:41, 13 April 2009" (time reference) [05:44:18] and the last edit is at 21:37 [05:44:30] but if I go to a different url, like http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:RecentChanges?limit=49, I see an edit at 21:40 [05:45:37] &from=20090414054104 butt [05:45:41] Splarka: I'd say this edit just happened to be done in the time between you loaded the two pages [05:45:46] nope [05:45:50] it happened before I loaded the page [05:46:02] I see the edit on both pages [05:46:12] 2009-04-14T05:40:51Z is before 20090414054104 [05:46:21] 03(NEW) all-logs vs. all-public-logs - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=18457 enhancement; Normal; MediaWiki: Special pages; (jidanni) [05:46:43] cache? [05:47:07] nope, it wouldn't give me an advanced timestamp [05:47:10] lag maybe [05:47:39] reloading it (in another tab) shows me the edit and of course a different &from link [05:49:55] the thing is, if I had clicked that &from link, without having noticed the IP edit via other means, I would not have seen it [05:50:11] which is somewhat undesirable behavior for recent changes to display [05:50:52] hmm [05:51:52] *Splarka just wonders how an edit, with a given timestamp, can not exist in a given recent changes display showing a later timestamp [05:55:53] AMD LANUNCHED NEW 3D MEDIA BROWSER http://techbuddha.blog.co.in/2009/04/13/amd-launched-new-3d-media-browser/ [06:07:12] is amd hiring spammers now? does anybody know? anybody got any... intel on them? [06:07:38] stab [06:07:40] :-( [06:34:59] Any i18n people around? [06:35:51] hey werdna! will you be going to wikimania? [06:36:09] how to transclude main namespace with {{xxx} not {{:xxx}}? [06:36:13] Duesentrieb: yes [06:36:17] :) [06:36:19] FireJackey: you can't. [06:36:34] I need advice on changing some messages [06:36:43] werdna: zh [06:36:58] a lot of message used to be fieldset legends, and are being converted into input labels [06:37:05] which means they need trailing colons. [06:37:07] (in most cases) [06:37:23] Should I sed in some commas, use an entirely new message, ...? [06:37:24] werdna: cool! I want to set up a toolserver panel, and i want you to be part of it :) [06:37:30] werdna: colons... ugh. [06:37:35] Duesentrieb: yay :) [06:38:01] werdna: send me a "short bio" (two or three lines) please so i can set that up :) [06:38:02] MediaWiki:inputbox-label-colon-delimiter [06:38:14] Duesentrieb: to which address? [06:38:16] *werdna stabs Splarka [06:38:17] werdna: as to trailing colons... perhaps we want a message just for the colon? [06:38:21] *Splarka bleeds on your colon [06:38:27] maybe [06:38:35] but I want a quick fix :)) [06:38:44] werdna: to my address :) see toolserver-l or whatever [06:39:31] FireJackey: what is your usage case? [06:40:41] Duesentrieb: is there an example of the sort of thing I'm supposed to say? [06:41:39] mine sais this: Daniel Duesentrieb Kinzler (daniel.kinzler AT wikimedia.de) has studied Informatics and Formal Logics in Leipzig, Germany. WikiWord is the result of his diploma thesis. He's a long time Wikipedia and Commons admin, MediaWiki develooper and toolserver root. He is currently employed by Wikimedia Germany as a software developer. [06:41:49] no need for a mail, really :) [06:42:15] the wikiword bit is actually only there because hat's the bio i put in for the wikiword presentation. [06:43:26] ah [06:44:15] Splarka: I need to transclude many page,all the page @ main namespace. [06:44:16] Splarka: No any page @ other namespace [06:44:55] then {{:PAGE NAME}} should work, is there a reason it doesn't? [06:45:09] he just doesn't like the ":" [06:45:14] hate... [06:45:16] bah [06:45:27] {{{{ns:0}}:PAGE NAME}} [06:45:29] heh [06:45:31] :P [06:45:49] or make a template [06:45:57] well, a setting like wgTemplateNamespace would be nice. but i don#t think we have that [06:46:05] {{transcludethis|PAGE NAME}} -> {{:{{{1|}}}}} [06:46:09] FireJackey: you are out of luck, basically. [06:46:15] in 1.15 you could even do it smartly... [06:46:24] huh? [06:46:29] {{ {{NAMESPACE:{{{1|}}}}} : {{PAGENAME:{{{1|}}} }} [06:46:37] which would work for main namespace or non-main namespace pages [06:46:51] {{transcludethis|Foo}} {{transcludethis|User:Foo}} {{transcludethis|Template:Foo}} [06:47:07] Andrew ('Werdna') Garrett (agarrett AT wikimedia.org) is a long-term English Wikipedian, Wikimedian, and MediaWiki developer currently doing contract work for the Wikimedia Foundation. He is also a toolserver root and a shell user on the Wikimedia servers. [06:47:07] ughn. [06:47:12] Does that sound about right? [06:47:24] werdna: excellent. [06:47:40] Dues: aren't templates and parserfunctions fun X_X [06:48:06] $wgTemplateNamespace << ??? [06:48:27] He means it would be nice if the template namespace could be changed easily [06:48:36] which it can't, really [06:48:56] :( [06:49:18] so, which is less ugly to you: [06:49:44] {{x|PAGE NAME}} {{:PAGE NAME}} or {{{{ns:0}}:PAGE NAME}} [06:49:50] *Duesentrieb is changing location, will be back online in a few [06:54:46] any more-experienced mediawiki.org admins around? should this guy be indef blocked? http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:DeletedContributions/Asdxiao2 if it is a robotic spammer, it seems very inefficient, but the URLs are way too seo to be harmless experiments [06:55:38] Splarka: Yes & please report those domains to [[m:WM:SPAM]] so I can take a look tomorrow [06:56:40] *Splarka sifts through them [06:56:55] Mike: this was a weird one: http://www.mediawiki.org/w/index.php?title=Special:Undelete&target=U.S._budget_deficit_this_year_will_be_close_to_two_trillion_U.S._dollars×tamp=20090411060338&diff=prev [06:57:35] :) [06:57:39] done [06:58:00] how is that weird? [06:58:29] how is it /not/ weird? spambots don't make and then correct such mistakes ^_^ [06:58:39] right, that's a human spammer [06:59:27] even so, were they transcribing rather than copypasting? [06:59:58] *Splarka looks at WM:SPAM [07:00:00] > Please provide evidence of spamming on several wikis. Spam that only affects a single project should go to that project's local blacklist. [07:00:06] *Splarka looks at Mike [07:00:07] ignore that :D [07:00:32] http://firejackey.pastebay.com/8197 [07:01:04] http://www.wikimedia.ch/Donate [07:01:08] Fatal error: Unsupported operand types in /var/www/localhost/htdocs/u00033/www/includes/parser/LinkHolderArray.php on line 33 [07:01:12] any idea? [07:01:30] $wgTemplateNamespace ;) [07:02:29] hax... [07:02:51] work [07:03:08] now sneek that into core ^_^ [07:05:22] hello [07:05:39] ugh, mike, that page and formatting make my head hurt [07:05:53] *Splarka stabs ya and leaves it on your talkpage instead [07:06:03] FireJackey: there are probably twenty places where NS_TEMPLATE is hardcoded. in fact, any mention of that constant whould probably be replaced by $wgTemplateNamespace... grep for it. [07:06:10] Hey Nikerabbit [07:06:30] Nike: see scrollback for i18n colon question [07:09:49] Splarka: how much back? [07:10:06] a lot of message used to be fieldset legends, and are being converted into input labels [07:10:50] [06:36:58] in http://toolserver.org/~amidaniel/chanlogs/%23mediawiki/20090414.txt [07:11:15] (about half an hour...?) [07:12:29] ugga [07:12:39] why the change? [07:12:48] just add the colons add least to the english [07:12:59] are the fieldsets going away? [07:13:30] been watching the preferences branch? [07:13:56] new and exciting stuff there (but with change comes pain) [07:14:51] Splarka: sure I do [07:14:55] but nothing that merits that change [07:15:36] Nikerabbit: it's in preferences [07:15:53] werdna: what is? [07:15:59] Nikerabbit: I'm changing the Time zone fieldset into something resembling an actual form [07:16:10] so the legend needs to become an input label [07:16:20] you mentioned that a lot of messages are changing? [07:17:36] only a few [07:17:42] I've changed a bunch with sed [07:17:48] (just renamings) [07:18:16] Nikerabbit: standatization is always good [07:18:41] werdna: well, you're gonna have pain to merge them back if you don't do it again when merging :o [07:19:10] what do you mean? [07:19:26] moin [07:19:27] manual message renames for all languages [07:19:48] I didn't rename them manually [07:19:53] I just used sed [07:20:11] outside betawiki = manually :o [07:20:16] :O [07:20:18] the i18n files change every day [07:20:40] sed -e 's/^(\s*)'editing'/$1'prefs-editing'/' -n Messages*.php [07:20:52] siebrand said it was okay I think [07:20:59] and it was in a branch anyway [07:21:06] AFAIK branches aren't localised. [07:21:10] nope [07:21:37] but you are going to have conflicts, aren't you? [07:21:47] oh, probably [07:21:49] *werdna shrugs [07:22:06] so you should probably just re-run the script at merge? [07:22:29] yeah, something like that [07:22:36] no problem in that [07:22:55] what comes to colons, if you add it to english we can fuzzy it [07:23:10] what do you mean 'fuzzy' it? [07:23:13] doesn't matter that much if you edit others manually, translators still need to check it every case [07:23:39] werdna: basically just untranslated [07:24:24] oh you're talking about adding a colon message [07:24:30] yes [07:24:39] no [07:24:51] just plain : in the messages itself [07:46:04] is there a way to insert in Header like __NOINDEX__ to insert content="noindex"> ? [07:47:44] magewhopper: http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:MetaTags [07:48:20] though i find it a bit scary. [07:49:24] http://google.com/codesearch?num=100&q=package:svn.wikimedia.org/svnroot/mediawiki/trunk+file:phase3/+noindex+nofollow [07:49:56] Splarka: {{# [07:49:57] *Splarka wonders why one couldn't have a $wgNoindexPolicy = 'noindex,nofollow' global, that could be augmented/fiddled [07:50:00] errr. [07:50:11] Splarka: {{#robots:...}}} wouold be kind of handy [07:50:23] for each page? you crazy [07:51:32] but per ^ 21 matches just in /includes, seems like a bit 'o code duplication is going on [07:52:15] ah {{#meta [07:53:28] Splarka, I said noarchive, not noindex [07:53:42] but thanx :) [07:54:02] topic unrelated [07:54:25] was just musing that there was some nasty code duplication going on [07:54:34] a literal string used 21 times... or more [08:03:32] Splarka: is someselectbox.value = 'X' safe across browsers? [08:06:16] for form elements, yes [08:06:32] *Splarka guesses you mean a select box, heh [08:06:43] if the box has a corresponding