[00:00:06] "[[http://www.example.com]]" -> you get literally "[[http://www.example.com]]" back [00:02:47] that sux! [00:03:12] oh, you have two [[ [00:03:21] yes that makes sense to me [00:03:55] hmmletme try it out [00:07:46] i dont get that as an external link under any encoding [00:08:18] hi again #mediawiki. is there any way to force https in an internal link markup? Say I have [[Namespace:PageName]] but I want it to link to https://SERVERNAME/PATH/Namespace:PageName, even if I'm viewing the current page over http? [00:08:26] or do I just have to suck it up and make an external link? [00:09:40] hypergrove, https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=44011 sounds slightly related? [00:11:01] Apparently this broke in MW 1.20 [00:15:22] So I have a wiki setup on a debian server, but when I go to the web server, it just shows me the "It works!" page. Do I need an .htaccess somewhere or something? [00:15:30] * rhy__ is also wrestling with the DNS. [00:16:18] firebus: I'm not 100% sure, but I think you'd have to make an external link. [00:16:32] Yaron: thanks! that's what i'll do [00:20:15] Um... now I think I hosed my /etc/apache2/conf.d/mediawiki.conf [00:20:16] LOL [00:39:40] Krenair, ok, i'm not on that version.... you may need to apply its fix to your version [00:43:59] hello - what do I have to do to get mw.util defined on a mw 1.17 install so that I can use it -- thanks [00:45:08] i have it as a dependency, it is loaded by mw.loader, but mw.util is NOT defined subsequent [00:52:34] hello on mw 1.17 I have defined mediawiki-util as a dependency, it loads okay (per debugger), but mw.util is still not defined. Any hints, anyone? [09:41:40] I'm trying to set up git review, but it's looking for a url that doesn't exist when I run `git review -s`: https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/tools/hooks/commit-msg [09:41:52] anyone know where it's meant to point? [09:57:13] Hi is there a way to determine where which protection type is applicable? I currently use a hard coded logic and probably the protection types won't change that easily... [10:01:27] onei, hmmm according to https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Gerrit/Tutorial you should get it via "scp -p -P 29418 xxxxxx@gerrit.wikimedia.org:hooks/commit-msg .git/" [10:01:37] where xxxxxx is your SSH username [10:03:48] Now I have gerrit already set up so I don't know if it helps if that file already exists [10:04:00] And it must be in .git/hooks/ of course [10:49:23] hi, i tried installing RSSreader extension, but when i add a feed i just get: Error: It's not possible to get http://feeds.bbci.co.uk/news/technology/rss.xml?edition=uk... i know the feed exists, and i have also made sure that allow_url_fopen is set to On in the php.ini file....but still i get the error...what am I missing? [10:53:45] hi there. is it possible to explicit not publish an article. let's say as long as it is in working process? [11:05:31] Hello, i have a question, for a long time a go, when i want to create an new articel in my wiki then i had in my editor area a input box where i can choose a sampel from the the "MediaWiki:NewArticle-0" site, but now i dont see this anymore. Can sb help me [11:06:09] hi, i tried installing RSSreader extension, but when i add a feed i just get: Error: It's not possible to get http://feeds.bbci.co.uk/news/technology/rss.xml?edition=uk... i know the feed exists, and i have also made sure that allow_url_fopen is set to On in the php.ini file....but still i get the error...what am I missing? [11:06:37] beli: http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:Draft [11:09:19] Glaisher: thanks :) [11:20:40] Isaac_Porter: what sample? [11:23:20] Glaisher year or a template [11:39:09] how do i alow only approved member to add information and edit pages [11:39:42] i have a small nuber of page on my wiki whats the best way to make vistors aware of these pages? [12:25:01] Does someone know what GWT is? https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Talk:Content_translation/GWT_Test_Cases [12:37:13] I'm guessing google web toolkit in this context [12:40:39] Nemo_bis: or https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Commons:GLAMwiki_Toolset [12:44:13] valhallasw`cloud: so GWT can be/is used for MediaWiki? [12:45:02] not at the moment, but maybe it's used in some redesign? [12:55:36] Anyone else here using 1.24alpha? [13:02:30] boot13: yes, Wikimedia wikis are [13:02:35] !ask [13:02:36] Please feel free to ask your question: if anybody who knows the answer is around, they will surely reply. Don't ask for help or for attention before actually asking your question, that's just a waste of time – both yours and everybody else's. :) [13:05:53] Having trouble upgrading to the latest 1.24alpha. I get this: Whoops! The default skin for your wiki ($wgDefaultSkin), vector, is not available. [13:08:00] that's expected. is the warning message that is displayed unhelpful? [13:08:32] I tried the suggestions without any success. [13:09:40] Did the skins folder change? [13:10:00] yes, the skins are not there anymore until you install them yourself [13:10:06] what have you tried and didn't work for you? [13:16:18] I did a Git pull on top of the existing files, which worked previously but not this time. When the skin message appeared, I downloaded the Vector skin (the one I was using), replacing the existing files. That didn't help, so I pulled the most recent skins files from the repo, which also didn't help. But I was assuming the skins folder hadn't changed, which explains everything. I'll try again. [13:16:18] Thanks! [14:03:05] Nikerabbit: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:WhatLinksHere/Given-When-Then [15:28:55] * varnent sets up popcorn stand in corner - Dispensing of the free popcorn [15:29:15] mmm, yummy [15:31:10] so I have one of my stupid but I swear there’s logic behind it questions for the translation extension folks [15:32:34] is it an intended feature that FuzzyBot seems to be one revision behind on populating/updating language subpages? for example - if I make an edit to a page on Meta, I have to do a null edit and again mark the page for translation before that original edit populates - I notice this mostly with category and template changes - the change appears on the master page - but the language subpages seem to be one revision behind [15:33:05] job queue? [15:33:22] hello all. does anyone have experience writing custom composer packages for extensions that are not yet on packagist? [15:34:19] Reedy: that was my original thought - but I’m not sure how long it takes to populate the changes - does making the null edit sort of force fuzzybot to act faster on the past request? [15:34:31] I've written a couple, and the relevant .php source files are autoloaded, but when I browse to Special:Version, I do not see the extensions registered. [15:34:51] varnent: May juts be quicker to ask in #mediawiki-i18n [15:35:17] Reedy: will do :) [15:44:08] what is the difference between $GLOBALS['wgExtensionCredits'] and $wgExtensionCredits ? [15:44:32] Nothing really [15:44:41] The former just needs global $wgExtensionCredits; before it [15:45:15] $GLOBALS is a super global [15:45:44] Reedy: okay. I've noticed this being a difference between the extensions that work as composer packages and those that don't. [15:45:52] Oh [15:45:56] I wonder.. [15:46:00] Does Composer wrap things? [15:46:10] So where they'd usually be in the global scope, they might not be anymore [15:46:20] ah, perhaps that's it. [15:46:27] This sounds familiar [15:46:45] and I think i'd seen "new" extensions having global $wgExtensionCredits; in the code... [15:49:05] eww [15:51:17] okay, so I guess a bunch of extensions need to be tweaked in order to work with composer. [15:52:45] Well there's an extension registration rfc which i haven't read yet, maybe that would affect how ExtensionCredits are set [16:39:14] [08:52:45] Well there's an extension registration rfc which i haven't read yet, maybe that would affect how ExtensionCredits are set <-- it would. and read it! [16:39:52] Its on my to do list [16:40:10] Along with the 9 billion super protection related emails [16:40:25] And various bug mail I've accumalated since wikimania [16:41:46] I just hit mark all as read. [16:44:55] I, for one, welcome our new superprotective overlords. [16:51:24] the superprotection emails on the lists are mostly boring [16:51:38] i think the best stuff is all in german, and i don't speak german :( [16:53:17] hmm, yeah that is sad [16:56:03] that WMF policy of overruling community decisions remembers me of Wikia, and that's very sad :( [16:56:44] It's like I've already lived that situation before (which I had, btw) [16:57:40] by the way, has anyone superprotected commons yet? [16:58:15] the thing is... I don't believe for a second the community will fall apart when the WMF takes control of wikis [16:58:56] MatmaRex: Commons was staying inline with what was requested for media viewer afaik [16:59:02] They are just very not happy about it [16:59:49] bawolff: last time i looked there was a default-enabled gadget that killed mediaviewer, unless you disabled it in prefs [17:00:03] MatmaRex: Only for logged-in users :) [17:00:20] We specifically told them we were disabling for logged-in users, they just beat us to the punch [17:00:21] Well fabrice's response to the commons rfc was it would be ok to disable for logged in users [17:00:37] !seen fhocutt [17:00:37] Did you mean @seen fhocutt? [17:00:37] fhocutt (~fhocutt@c-67-168-75-232.hsd1.wa.comcast.net) was last seen quitting from #mediawiki 8 hours, 53 minutes ago stating (Ping timeout: 260 seconds). [17:00:39] last time i checked it wasn't for logged-in only users… [17:00:44] oh, but it is now [17:00:51] Yeah, I think Erik changed it [17:00:55] https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?title=MediaWiki:Gadgets-definition&diff=131378625&oldid=131353360 [17:01:14] I believe odder originally intended it to be for logged in users only but didn't realize that default enabled gadgets are on for anons too [17:02:40] https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?title=MediaWiki:Gadget-HideMediaViewer.js&diff=131351104&oldid=131341394 [17:02:59] yes [17:03:47] marktraceur: actually, "we told them" actually was probably not clear enough and not officially enough stated. [17:03:57] fhocutt: Hi there! [17:04:11] hello sumanah! Sorry I am late. [17:04:18] fhocutt: it is ok! [17:04:24] fhocutt: other folks were just having a policy discussion [17:04:28] thedj: I dunno, it went out on the talk pages [17:04:45] ok! [17:04:50] let's keep it out of sumanah's chat :) [17:04:50] I guess an email would have been more better, but there hadn't been any conversation about it off-wiki at that point, I think [17:05:01] This isn't #sumanah, it's #mediawiki! :P [17:05:14] now I understand more about the "assholes" comment of Odder at https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#/c/153345/ [17:05:18] thedj: marktraceur bawolff MatmaRex well I can shift over to #wikimedia-dev [17:05:24] ? [17:05:32] sumanah: The drama spreads to all places [17:05:35] You cannot avoid it [17:05:38] I could imagine y'all wanting to go into whatever room has policy discussions? [17:05:39] It will consume you! [17:05:47] bawolff: now you know why I turned into a ghost yesterday! [17:05:56] * marktraceur didn't think there was that much crosstalk... [17:06:16] fhocutt: join me in #wikimedia-dev? [17:06:39] marktraceur: hmm, not in #wikimedia-dev, but I'm having roughly the same conversation on here, #wikimedia-commons and #wikinews [17:06:40] BTW anyone who messes with Java & Maven, fhocutt has a help question https://gist.github.com/fhocutt/0221c1a35265ce7cda33 re runtime errors & dependencies [17:07:05] bawolff: Odder is in -commons, that's nowhere *near* the same conversation :) [17:07:16] same topic [17:07:28] commons has a slightly different bent I will admit [17:08:18] fhocutt: did the reply on that gist help? [17:08:20] fhocutt: ok, idea [17:08:34] Hi bawolff sumanah MatmaRex Vulpix ! Hope you are doing good. :) I wish to export data from the tables of my extension in JSON, CSV and XML. Stuck from a couple of days. [17:08:47] fhocutt: lasspath is probably the problem. [17:08:49] fhocutt: from how I read it, it sees -classpath as '-c lasspath', Maybe it should be '--classpath'? [17:08:55] albertcoder: hey there! what have you tried so far? [17:09:09] valhallasw`cloud, I haven't tried it yet, but there are also two pull requests on the test program: https://github.com/fhocutt/jwbf-test/pulls [17:09:46] valhallasw`cloud, I am pretty sure that's what's going on but I am pretty sure the syntax is correct. [17:09:53] albertcoder: Well there exists tools for dumping mysql dbs in various formats [17:10:03] sumanah, I have tried to export in JSON, using PHP json_encode() function. [17:10:45] !export [17:10:45] To export pages from a wiki, navigate to Special:Export on the wiki, type in the names of the pages to export, and hit "export". See for an example of this form. See also: !import [17:10:55] sumanah, I have been able to do it in JSON but there are some glitches, it isn't exactly as phpmyadmin exports in JSON. [17:11:31] albertcoder: I don't think there is a well-defined JSON interchange format for database data, so it doesn't surprise me phpmyadmin does something different [17:11:54] damn, i immediatly remember why i hated maven so much... [17:12:00] albertcoder: you can export the contents of a table in XML format directly in mysql, just use the mysql command and the --xml parameter when doing your select [17:12:32] valhallasw`cloud, so how can do that in other formats too from MediaWiki? Any idea? [17:12:57] albertcoder: it's not entirely clear to me what your goal is. Do you want to create something that can specifically be read by phpmyadmin? [17:13:00] thedj: YES. I asked Leonard his opinions has night and he was like "all I would have to say is 'my condolences'" [17:13:25] sumanah, hah! [17:13:30] I've been getting that a lot. [17:13:47] thedj do you want some extra <xml&gr; tags with that? [17:13:57] * sumanah laughs helplessly [17:13:59] then again, all build systems are horrible [17:14:55] valhallasw`cloud, NO. Actually should just be a standard export. So that it might be used by other sources. Like the data I wish to export from my extension is properties of materials. [17:15:04] * varnent hands “kudos” certificate and popcorn to sumanah [17:15:20] varnent: :) thank you! but why? [17:15:26] Signpost :) [17:15:29] albertcoder: so what's the issue with the json_encode version, then? [17:15:30] uhhhhh [17:15:31] okay thanks Vulpix, will try this. [17:15:32] oh right :) [17:15:34] thanks :) [17:15:47] sumanah: thank you! [17:15:55] thank YOU varnent. [17:16:16] sumanah: I appreciate your ongoing sensitivity and genuine commitment to diversity [17:17:03] * sumanah is basking, and nomming on the ally popcorn - which is actually a snack she likes more than cookies anyway! [17:17:16] sumanah: btw - did you hear the news about Apple’s diversity report and new events to promote women in technology? [17:17:24] valhallasw`cloud, I tried to export in JSON let me show you the output. [17:17:46] unrelated - Wikimedia LGBT has settled on a user group name and is near final approval - Wikimedia LGBT+ User Group - the + is for allies and all the other letters [17:18:23] although I feel like there’s a marketing “the plus makes all the difference” tagline in there somewhere :) [17:18:25] varnent: I did hear about the diversity report! (I'd like hourly vs salaried split out, espec because of the retail stores) not about the events [17:18:39] varnent: I'm one of the As in QUILTBAG! I think! [17:19:06] * marktraceur always liked FABGLITTER [17:19:39] sumanah: Tim Cook announced them after declaring he was not satisfied with the numbers - which I appreciated: http://9to5mac.com/2014/08/13/apple-celebrating-diversity-in-cupertino-with-several-employee-events-this-week/ [17:19:40] varnent: So stupid question, but I've been wondering. Most LGBT groups I've seen in real life call themselves "LGBTQ", any reason why Wikimedia doesn't have the Q? [17:19:42] varnent: and yay for the upcoming approval! [17:20:21] bawolff: well - that’s not really a universal - for example all of the LGBT organizations I have ever worked for professionally or advised for (except some of the youth ones) used LGBT [17:20:44] bawolff: varnent works with a lot of different groups including somewhat older ones [17:20:52] bawolff: you may be running into ones that are a bit younger [17:20:55] that like the Q [17:21:19] interesting [17:21:23] bawolff: however, the simplier answer is that it is what has been accepted by the broader LGBT community as acceptable for academic purposes - and is matched in AP guidelines, Harvard guidelines, etc. Generally LGBT is the accepted term for business settings, etc. - the Q is usually more used for advocacy or youth-related purposes - although that is not the case everywhere in the world [17:21:32] I like that in the choice of the +... that doesn't exclude anyone who wants to belong to the group. [17:21:47] yes, I agree. That's nice [17:22:01] bawolff, there's also that "queer" has been used as a slur and there are some complicated intergenerational feelings about just how reclaimed it is [17:22:11] valhallasw`cloud: I was not at the meeting where it was discussed - but I was a part of the online discussions - and I agree the + was a great compromise to a long list of reasonable concerns with the initial names [17:22:29] and that Q is sometimes used for queer - sometimes questioning [17:22:34] I like it myself as a "the details are none of your business" descriptor, but not everyone agrees [17:22:37] varnent, true [17:22:43] I am too slow, but I like the answer "We can't afford John de Lancie, so we can't have Q" [17:22:44] fhocutt: have you run into Greg before btw? [17:22:56] don't think so. [17:23:12] marktraceur: that is truly fantastic :) [17:23:12] varnent: fhocutt is my intern who is working on MediaWiki API client libraries and gave an amazing keynote at Open Source Bridge this year [17:23:30] fhocutt: wonderful! I am jealous you are interning with sumanah :) [17:23:36] valhallasw`cloud, this is the JSON output I got http://pastie.org/9473727 and this is what I got from phpmyadmin http://pastie.org/9473729 [17:23:42] varnent: http://www.harihareswara.net/sumana/2014/08/13/1 and http://franceshocutt.com/2014/07/01/why-are-these-people-following-me-leadership-for-the-introverted-uncertain-and-astonished/ are good for you to read :) [17:23:45] Although there are many attributes which I did not want so I did not select them still I should have got the names of attributes like (mat_id and timestamp etc.) [17:23:47] varnent, it's excellent! [17:23:47] Although there are many attributes which I did not want so I did not select them still I should have got the names of attributes like (mat_id and timestamp etc.) valhallasw`cloud [17:23:47] lol - although that said - it is better for sumanah that I never intern there :) [17:23:49] like phpmyadmin did [17:24:20] fhocutt: varnent is a gay activist who works on LGBT advocacy in politics and is working on https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Wikimedia_LGBT in his spare time :) [17:24:39] I saw your post (didn’t make the connection to the name - lol) - will check out the other one [17:25:03] bawolff, Is there any extension or so for dumping mysql dbs in various formats? Please redirect me a bit. [17:25:09] great! Glad to meet you, varnent. [17:25:16] and he helped organize various Wikimedia tech events as well fhocutt and works on http://www.wikiqueer.org/ which has different sourcing and POV rules than Wikipedia - you might like it fhocutt [17:25:28] albertcoder: Well that's usually done on a level below MediaWiki, so not a mediawiki extension [17:25:30] fhocutt: good to meet you! :) [17:25:37] albertcoder: hm. I don't have a lot of experience with json_encode, unfortunately, but I understand the issue now. Also, your values are strings instead of numbers [17:25:47] (There's also the database dump feature of mediawiki, but its not going to include custom extension data) [17:25:57] nice, I didn't know that existed! [17:26:09] albertcoder: mysqldump command line tool is the most obvious one that comes to mind [17:27:02] albertcoder: basically, json_encode just encodes what you feed it-- so the question is then what you feed it :-) [17:27:20] bawolff, how can I do all this export from the interface of my extension? I just have 4 days left for my Final evaluation of GSoC. Hope you understand. [17:28:12] varnent: and btw also fhocutt wrote http://modelviewculture.com/pieces/i-didn-t-want-to-lean-out and cofounded a feminist community workshop and is in the featured video on the English Wikipedia page on knitting and and and [17:28:21] Why do you want to export this sort of thing directly from your extension? [17:28:44] Like you could make a special page, call $this->getOutput()->disable(); and then just output xml with echo [17:28:46] varnent: and she is queer and she wants to be doing more public speaking and in general she should be in your "people to get onto the lecture circuit" list :D [17:28:51] but that's not usually a good idea for large amounts of data [17:28:59] sumanah and fhocutt: very cool! [17:29:06] valhallasw`cloud, I feeded it with an array which had all the material names and values of properties as key value pair. [17:29:10] thanks sumanah, varnent :D [17:29:21] albertcoder: right, and that's what it outputs, right? [17:29:29] albertcoder: do you have the code online somewhere? [17:30:40] yeah! wait a second. [17:31:37] albertcoder: Depending on your use case, it may make more sense to modify the mediawiki xml dumper, which has various hooks in it ( XmlDumpWriterOpenPage, XmlDumpWriterWriteRevision, WikiExporter::dumpStableQuery, etc) [17:36:41] !ask [17:36:41] Please feel free to ask your question: if anybody who knows the answer is around, they will surely reply. Don't ask for help or for attention before actually asking your question, that's just a waste of time – both yours and everybody else's. :) [17:39:05] valhallasw`cloud, sorry I had some problem in pushing it to github. Here is the code https://github.com/albertcoder/MaterialsDatabase/blob/master/mat_ext/mat_ext_export.php [17:39:40] But it needs cleaning which I will do later. [17:42:36] uh, those menu links... [17:55:46] What happened to timestamps on Special:RecentChanges [17:55:58] and Special:Watchlist [17:56:54] stagnation. they look the same they looked for the last ten years, and it's awful [17:57:54] A appeared [17:58:57] Nemo_bis: are you talking about "enhanced" or "normal" recentchanges/watchlist? [17:59:10] enhanced [17:59:14] I always talk of enhanced RC [17:59:29] The non-enhanced RC doesn't exist [17:59:43] enhanced had monospace font for time since always [18:01:45] td.mw-enhanced-rc { white-space: nowrap; font-family: monospace; } (on a 1.19 installation) [18:07:20] indeed [18:08:43] hi MatmaRex [18:09:24] Vulpix: I'm not talking of monospace [18:09:27] sup [18:09:35] Nemo_bis: SCREENSHOTS. [18:09:45] albertcoder: having dinner now, will look at it in a bit [18:09:46] MatmaRex: skin changes applied to the wiki running translatewiki.net with few minutes of downtime [18:09:53] clearly you're the only person seeing the issue D: [18:10:46] Nikerabbit: :) [18:11:18] MatmaRex: I didn't even say it's an issue [18:12:08] eh [18:12:25] i should learn to stop replying to people who don't know what they're asking about, it has never done me any good [18:14:33] closing as RESOLVED/INVALID :P [18:19:36] Let's bet how long until $wgUseSiteJs is turned off in WMF :P [18:20:03] * Nemo_bis teaches self to not think aloud on this channel [18:23:59] valhallasw`cloud, yeah fine. :) [18:39:03] albertcoder: ok, so what did you want to add to it? [18:44:44] valhallasw`cloud, I just wanted it to look like a standard json and also wished to skip a few attributes like mat_id, timestamp etc. unlike phpmyadmin export file. [18:45:46] you may have a look at the code, the way I did a bit. [18:57:00] albertcoder: I'm confused what you mean with 'standard json' [18:57:25] albertcoder: do you want something more like [{'material': 'gold', 'specific weight': 12345, 'whatever': "x"}, ...] ? [19:00:04] albertcoder: in any case, you probably want to join between the selected table and material (not completely sure how to do that in MW, probably a ->join('material', ..) [19:01:24] albertcoder: although I don't really understand your data model either. Are you assuming the ordering of materials in the 'materials' table and the 'trait' table are the same? [19:09:26] valhallasw`cloud sorry for delay , got an emergency call. [19:09:52] np [19:10:01] Yes, I exactly want the array to be like you showed above. [19:11:43] with some changes like this [{'material': 'gold', 'specific weight': 12345}, {'material': 'diamond', 'specific_weight':999}, ...] [19:12:22] albertcoder: making the same assumptions as in your original code, something like http://bpaste.net/show/zlz1MTRhjO4A6BOIYeQF/ should work [19:12:53] (the specific syntax might be wrong, I haven't done php in a while) [19:14:12] alright valhallasw`cloud thanks a lot, I will try the rest on myself as you suggested. Well thanks again for your attention. :) [19:14:38] albertcoder: good luck! there's probably a few people around here who know how to actually do the join. [19:15:38] alright, will try myself first, then will ask if I find myself in trouble again. :P [19:18:30] sumanah: so, if I need to schedule an RFC IRC meeting who is the person/people to email about it? [19:18:39] legoktm: wikitech-l [19:19:02] then they'll take it offlist with you [19:19:04] ok :) [19:50:57] fhocutt: how goes the Maven-wrasslin'? [19:52:05] valhallasw`cloud, I got the array structure exactly as I wanted as per your suggestions like this http://bpaste.net/show/5w8Nz8Fwc43pkioZJseE/ [19:52:25] But I get this output [{"material":null,"density":null},{"material":null,"density":null},{"material":null,"density":null},{"material":null,"density":null},{"material":null,"density":null}] [19:52:55] Values from both the arrays cannot be passed. [19:53:15] then there's something wrong with the $arraymaterial[$i]->material_name or with the query (not sure if you can do two queries in parallel?) [19:53:18] sumanah, one sec, lunch [19:53:22] np [19:53:24] but that's too in-depth mediawiki for me, sorry [19:54:06] alright valhallasw`cloud , will check into this. BTW thanks. :) [19:54:32] albertcoder: I guess you can also do for($i=0; $i<5;$i++) { $export[] = array('material' => $arraymaterial[$i], ...etc)}, but I think that will give you only more issues in the long run [19:54:44] oh, that's what you're doing already [19:55:03] remove the ->material_name and ->value, because you already did that step in your earlier for loops [19:55:19] okay [19:56:14] wow! valhallasw`cloud THANKS. :) [19:56:31] It worked like a charm. :) [20:11:46] parent5446: hey there! did I just see https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=28419 fixed? :D [20:11:54] Yes, yes you did [20:11:55] :D [20:12:05] I mean, it's not on WMF yet, but getting there [20:12:25] parent5446: how are you doing? good summer? [20:12:44] Yep. Things are dying down. Almost over. :( [20:14:35] hi sumanah [20:15:02] the dependency quickfix in the comment didn't work [20:15:28] fhocutt: :( [20:15:31] well at least you know [20:15:37] yep [20:18:39] How do I check if my session has expired or not via API? [20:21:07] userinfo [20:22:43] sumanah, trying the "I poked a thing" pull req right now [20:23:10] nod [20:23:41] Whoops! The default skin for your wiki ($wgDefaultSkin), vector, is not available. [20:23:50] do you all see this I guess? [20:24:36] Reedy: ACK, thanks! [20:26:24] magioladitis: you need to install vector now if you use a git version of MW [20:27:02] p858snake|l: I get it only via accessing https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/MediaWiki [20:27:14] via FF [20:27:42] version 31.0 [20:27:49] via Chrome everything looks fine [20:28:08] p858snake|l: " [20:28:46] magioladitis: WMF [20:28:55] WFM* [20:28:57] but you're not the first person to report this :/ [20:29:03] https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=69566 [20:29:16] Reedy: ^ [20:33:50] MatmaRex: He's the 2nd person, hence me filing the bug ;) [20:34:50] third if you count mutante and the mysterious someone on skype? [20:40:22] :) [20:40:36] I was on skype I guess [20:43:16] we're debugging on #-dev, we might have solved it [20:45:01] pages shows fine in ie and chrome [20:55:22] sumanah: https://github.com/fhocutt/jwbf-test/pull/1#issuecomment-52241038 [20:55:53] yay! [21:14:37] magioladitis: are you seeing that when logged in, logged out or both? [21:14:48] hm... [21:15:33] MatmaRex: I get this problem when logged in. Even in Chrome. Just checked [21:16:00] good, https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/154138 should probably fix it then! [21:21:34] magioladitis: if i'm right, and you want to fix it for yourself now, go to Special:Preferences and press "Save" without changing anything [21:24:11] MatmaRex: Yeah! It worked [21:24:13] :) [21:24:15] thanks [21:24:52] magioladitis: i summarized the problem on the bug, btw, if you're interested [21:25:09] MatmaRex: tell me [21:26:05] magioladitis: https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=69566#c5 [21:26:07] MatmaRex: got the email. reading [21:26:10] :) [21:28:20] fhocutt: cool! [21:29:04] Glad someone out there can push mavens buttons correctly :-P [22:33:32] Question: I want to work on a project mentioned on FOSS internship project list, but not getting any reply from mentor nor from mailing list. From where else I can et help? [22:33:55] *get [22:35:41] ?? [22:46:07] exploreshaifali: which project do you want to work on? [22:47:04] Wikimedia Performance Portal https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Mentorship_programs/Possible_projects#Wikimedia_Performance_portal [22:48:30] exploreshaifali: ori was at wikimania last week, so that could explain the lack of response [22:50:24] I understand lack of response could be due to busy schedule, but should I mail him again? This will be my third time. I was trying to contact him since past 15 days [22:51:07] exploreshaifali: or try to contact him here on irc -- he is here as 'ori'. [22:51:28] okay! [22:51:45] exploreshaifali: 15 days sounds like pretty much exactly the amount of time he's been away for [22:52:11] Wikimania is 5 days but with travel it basically takes a week, and a lot of people take the opportunity to go on vacation or visit family or whatever [22:52:41] I'm at the WMF office now and this place is deserted, even though Wikimania ended on Sunday :) [22:52:42] all right doesn't matter. [22:55:23] exploreshaifali: I think ori is going to be away for a little bit for personal reasons [22:56:18] bawolff: oh okay. So I should wait for some more days? Or contact him asap :P [22:56:29] I'd reccomend waiting a little while [22:57:04] bawolff: ok. Thanks! [22:57:05] * bawolff is trying to think of who else has been into performance related stuff recently, but is unsure [22:57:55] exploreshaifali: But maybe mention to qgil that you're interested in the project, and haven't been able to get in touch with ori. He might know other people working on similar things as ori that might be able to help you [22:58:44] bawolff: Fine [23:01:52] bawolff: did you see https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#/c/153990/ ? [23:03:04] Ah yes. I haven't had a chance to test yet [23:03:12] Thanks for working on that :) [23:04:59] bawolff: if you want to mock the backend to return null or whatever fun stuff, knock yourself out [23:17:57] exploreshaifali: hey -- i'm indeed traveling at the moment. sorry for not attending to your e-mail. i'll make a note to reply when i get back on monday. [23:27:55] ori: no worries, I will be waiting for your reply. Thanks alot!