[01:50:38] <TheRetroGamer>	 Where in the source code for MediaWiki might I find the code for Table of Contents?
[01:51:59] <TheRetroGamer>	 Can anyone help me with this?
[01:52:05] <PiRSquared>	 Yes, wait a sec.
[01:52:13] <TheRetroGamer>	 Thabks
[01:52:20] <TheRetroGamer>	 Thanks*
[01:52:41] <PiRSquared>	 I'm guessing it's in parser somewhere
[01:52:50] <PiRSquared>	 I'll try to find the specific place
[01:54:21] <PiRSquared>	 TheRetroGamer: it's all over the place in includes/parser/Parser.php
[01:55:00] <TheRetroGamer>	 Thanks.
[01:55:16] <PiRSquared>	 maybe the formatHeadings function
[02:48:45] <jeremyb>	 !ping
[02:48:45] <wm-bot>	 Pong.
[02:49:22] <furrygirl>	 !ping
[02:49:22] <wm-bot>	 Pong.
[02:58:35] <PiRSquared>	 !pong
[02:58:35] <wm-bot>	 Ping.
[05:26:56] <gervin>	 I would like to set $wgUseCategoryBrowser to 'true'. Does anyone know what file I should be doing this in?
[05:30:53] <DbDAr>	 Hi, how can I used the makeList function within a special page? I keep getting 'Call to undefined method SpecialViewPosts::makeList()' when using $this->makeList()
[05:35:26] <DbDAr>	 *use - Sorry. English IS my first language - Just a typo.
[05:51:19] <DbDAr>	 Are there any alternatives to the makeList function?
[05:51:52] <jeremyb>	 DbDAr, beware it's the middle of the night for some poeple
[05:52:45] <DbDAr>	 jeremyb - It's always the middle of the night somewhere I suppose.
[05:53:27] <jeremyb>	 DbDAr, right. but we have biases in this channel. (not intentionally)
[05:54:04] <jeremyb>	 not much asian coverage. a small bit of australia
[05:54:10] <DbDAr>	 Europe?
[05:54:24] <jeremyb>	 yes, we have europe. it's still early there though
[05:54:39] <jeremyb>	 7am in london, 9am in greece/israel
[05:54:58] <jeremyb>	 but even europe is underrepresented
[05:55:26] <DbDAr>	 Ah, usually when I think Europe my mind jumps to Russia - I had once lived there. What time would you suggest I come back?
[05:55:28] <jeremyb>	 also, we're not all operating on a timezone that matches our geographical location :)
[05:57:04] <jeremyb>	 DbDAr, well ideally you'd just stick around. maybe ask again in 4 or 8 hours (or both). 8-12 hours from now (wild guess) is probably a good time. i could pick better if i knew your TZ :)
[05:58:11] <DbDAr>	 Haha, I'm actually in UTC. I'm up working late on a wiki project - I probably shouldn't.
[05:59:22] <jeremyb>	 well if i correctly intrepret that to mean you're sleeping soon then i think there should be someone more knowledgeable than I whenever you wake up
[06:00:24] <DbDAr>	 I hope so - Lately when I've shown up around here, there haven't been too many people around no matter the time of day.
[06:02:12] <DbDAr>	 Well, I'll be back in several hours. Thanks!
[10:57:34] <Nemo_bis>	 ::That's odd, it looks like mysqli is already in the source code but it's not being used in mw_config... can anyone clear me up on this? https://www.mediawiki.org/w/index.php?title=Talk:PHP_configuration&curid=15940&diff=1102249&oldid=793338
[11:05:46] <qgil>	 kart_, Nikerabbit please make sure that your GSoC is evaluated ASAP (today, now)
[11:06:27] <qgil>	 other he will lose money (if he has passed) and Wikimedia will lose credibility by the GSoC organizers
[11:07:59] <Vulpix>	 Nemo_bis: mysqli is being used. If mysqli is not installed, it will fallback to mysql
[11:08:48] <Vulpix>	 I'll try to explain this to him with source code...
[11:10:36] <Vulpix>	 !class Database
[11:10:36] <wm-bot>	 See https://doc.wikimedia.org/mediawiki-core/master/php/html/classDatabase.html
[11:11:29] <Vulpix>	 !class DatabaseBase
[11:11:29] <wm-bot>	 See https://doc.wikimedia.org/mediawiki-core/master/php/html/classDatabaseBase.html
[11:12:24] <Vulpix>	 what's "mw_config"?
[11:16:47] <Nemo_bis>	 Vulpix: probably meant mw-config
[11:17:50] <Vulpix>	 well, I've replied now
[13:14:43] <xzise>	 Is the upload size in https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Upload not dynamic? It says 100 MB (probably 100 MiB) but https://en.wikipedia.org/w/api.php?action=query&meta=siteinfo&siprop=general&format=jsonfm says 1000 MiB
[13:33:59] <Nemo_bis>	 xzise: both are correct
[13:35:36] <Nemo_bis>	 xzise: see https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Commons:Maximum_file_size
[13:35:56] <Nemo_bis>	 1000 MiB is the max size allowed to users, but Special:Upload only allows 100
[13:36:42] <xzise>	 Ah okay good to know thank you
[14:34:25] <ReadError>	 hello everyone
[14:34:31] <ReadError>	 recently setup a sitemap
[14:34:46] <Nikerabbit>	 qgil: ive poked kartik i cant do it
[14:35:00] <ReadError>	 but the links it generates are formatted "index.php/Title"
[14:35:10] <ReadError>	 and when google hits it, it throws a 304
[14:35:57] <ReadError>	 oh duh sorry, was thinking it was a redirect
[14:36:37] <Vulpix>	 a 304 would be okay
[14:36:55] <ReadError>	 ya, conditional request
[14:37:00] <ReadError>	 long day heh
[14:37:41] <qgil>	 hi Nikerabbit , Kartik replied my email and he says he will do it before the deadline (which is a bit more than 2h away...) 
[15:28:33] <Ulfr_>	 So here's Ulfr's dumb question of the day. I wrote this really spiffy recursive function that uses a $this context to call class member functions. When I tried to pull my nifty function out of the file to put it in an include, PHP decided it was having none of it. Is there any way in particular to set the scope correctly?
[15:41:45] <Ulfr_>	 Abstract classes appears to have been the answer. Haven't the foggiest why or how though
[15:45:06] <legoktm>	 !hss
[15:45:06] <wm-bot>	 ZOMG!! https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/mediawiki/6/69/Hesaidsemanticga2.jpg
[15:47:35] <Milenko>	 slashdot.org/story/206223 hah
[15:47:55] <Milenko>	 wtf is going on at wikipedia?>
[15:48:05] <legoktm>	 people are being silly
[15:48:33] <Milenko>	 The way ive heard it, a hand full of admins and a hand full of editors are trying to force their opinions into standards
[15:48:37] <Milenko>	 yes no?
[15:49:06] <MatmaRex>	 Milenko: i liked this summary: http://magnusmanske.de/wordpress/?p=226
[15:50:49] <Milenko>	 sheesh
[15:51:01] <Milenko>	 sounds like someone at WMF has a supperiority complex
[15:51:14] <MatmaRex>	 Milenko: by the way, the story you linked uses incorrect terminology; wikipedia 'administrators' are editors that the communities choose from among themselves
[15:51:36] <MatmaRex>	 (referring to "between its editor and administrator communities")
[15:51:58] <MatmaRex>	 Milenko: also, wikipediocracy is not exactly a credible source of information, if you ask me
[15:52:07] <Milenko>	 well to be fair the admins and editors are separate once the admins are chosen to admin :D
[15:52:16] <Milenko>	 is that where slashdot got their article?
[15:52:28] <MatmaRex>	 the page you linked links there?
[15:52:34] <Milenko>	 Oh god..
[15:52:40] <Milenko>	 wtf slashdot
[15:57:01] <thomas_sch>	 heyho I'm trying to port infoboxes to my mediawiki installation.I enabled wgUseTidy and enabled scribunto.I tried different tutorials but all I get are infinite loops or pages that consist of curly braces
[16:06:38] <Ulfr_>	 thomas_sch: Any chance you can show an example?
[16:08:21] <thomas_sch>	 Ulfr_: sure http://wiki.libretro.com/index.php?title=Template:Infobox 
[16:08:42] <Ulfr_>	 ack, firewalled. apparently IT thinks your site is game related.
[16:08:57] <thomas_sch>	 lol it kinda is
[16:08:58] <Ulfr_>	 Sounds to me like your parser has a tummy ache, have you checked your error log/installed PCRE?
[16:09:23] <thomas_sch>	 nope not yet will do
[16:10:12] <Vulpix>	 thomas_sch: ugh... http://wiki.libretro.com/index.php?title=Template:Infobox/row&action=edit
[16:10:30] <Vulpix>	 effectively, you have a template loop there
[16:11:04] <thomas_sch>	 deleting the line and saving it should work?
[16:11:31] <Vulpix>	 depending on what do you mean by "work"
[16:11:46] <Vulpix>	 it will supress the loop, but the template probably won't work as expected
[16:13:06] <Milenko>	 libretro?
[16:13:27] <Milenko>	 Vulpix o.O Retroarch!? :D
[16:13:46] <thomas_sch>	 yes retroarch
[16:14:27] <Milenko>	 template loop detected
[16:14:40] <Milenko>	 did you copy the wrong template to a different name?
[16:14:45] <Milenko>	 causing it to reload itself o.o
[16:15:13] <thomas_sch>	 Milenko: someone else tried to add infoboxes before me and left me with his attemps
[16:15:49] <Milenko>	 hrm
[16:16:43] <Milenko>	 Okie dokie, care if I take a look at it?
[16:16:59] <thomas_sch>	 but I screwed up probably too :D I normally use dokuwiki *duck*
[16:17:03] <thomas_sch>	 Milenko: feel free
[16:17:18] <Milenko>	 ok.. so.. im gonna delete your Infobox's
[16:17:35] <thomas_sch>	 okeydokey
[16:17:51] <Milenko>	 Are you using LUA or no?
[16:18:40] <Ulfr_>	 Vulpix: On a scale of Good idea to judging you for doing so, where does storing a JSON object in a database field sit
[16:20:25] <thomas_sch>	 Milenko: sry short afk
[16:20:32] <Milenko>	 Ok lol
[16:20:40] <thomas_sch>	 yeah need to help my gf
[16:21:26] <Vulpix>	 Ulfr_: no idea, probably on a mediumblob column or something
[16:21:44] <Ulfr_>	 Oh, I wasn't questioning the feasibiilty
[16:22:08] <Ulfr_>	 I was just wondering if it was bad in terms of best practices etc.
[16:22:48] <Vulpix>	 MediaWiki already stores JSON objects IIRC, for some extensions
[16:23:25] <thomas_sch>	 Milenko: back, didn't add lua to mediawiki
[16:23:31] <Milenko>	 good
[16:23:37] <Ulfr_>	 Cool. It was JSON or have awful normalization
[16:23:38] <Milenko>	 http://wiki.libretro.com/index.php?title=Template:Infobox
[16:24:31] <thomas_sch>	 wow
[16:24:53] <thomas_sch>	 thx and brb 
[16:25:32] <Milenko>	 Just had to find an old revision not using LUA, and then from there going through individual included templates like Infobox/row and not using the redirected version :D
[16:25:40] <kim_bruning>	 Milenko, no loops :-/
[16:25:48] <kim_bruning>	 I guess this kinda stuff will be replaced by JSON in future
[16:25:54] <kim_bruning>	 errr by LUA in future
[16:25:58] <kim_bruning>	 (slip of the fingers there)
[16:26:03] <Milenko>	 well the LUA templates suck IMO.
[16:26:09] <kim_bruning>	 Oh noes
[16:26:16] <kim_bruning>	 I was about to start experimenting with them.
[16:26:19] <kim_bruning>	 what's the issue(s)?
[16:26:31] <Milenko>	 the implementation is horrible, and it shouldnt be considered a standard more so an experiment.
[16:26:40] <kim_bruning>	 Oh f'rcrying...
[16:26:50] <kim_bruning>	 why is the implementation horrible? ^^;;
[16:26:53] * kim_bruning bites fingernails
[16:27:00] <kim_bruning>	 can you show me an example of borkage?
[16:27:00] <thomas_sch>	 ahh a german
[16:27:04] <Milenko>	 I mean, depending on your server environment you may have a smooth setup and it will look pretty
[16:27:18] <kim_bruning>	 guten tag thomas_sch ;-)
[16:27:28] <kim_bruning>	 Milenko, Ohhhkay..... but what's the problems?
[16:27:36] <thomas_sch>	 heyho 
[16:27:37] <kim_bruning>	 Milenko, what should I look out for?
[16:27:48] <kim_bruning>	 thomas_sch, wie geht's?
[16:28:16] <Milenko>	 kim_bruning: make sure your server supports it for one lol
[16:28:46] <Vulpix>	 Ulfr_: I don't know, in fact, I don't remember what extension is storing JSON in tables :S, maybe it's being used in the page_props table
[16:28:46] <kim_bruning>	 Milenko, Okay, but that's obvious
[16:28:54] <Milenko>	 righ
[16:28:55] <kim_bruning>	 apt-get install luasomething
[16:29:04] <kim_bruning>	 so besides that?
[16:29:11] <Trainz>	 hi all, hopefully a simple question here - when I want to include a javascript file in my skin, normally i'd put that in the <head> of my page, but, where in the mediawiki files do i put the <script> tags?
[16:30:17] <kim_bruning>	 Trainz, One way: http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:AddScript
[16:31:12] <Trainz>	 (I'm having a lot of trouble finding where all the actual HTML is in MediaWiki lol)
[16:31:25] <Lcawte>	 Trainz: You'd use ResourceLoader in your skin files.
[16:31:32] <kim_bruning>	 Trainz, you could also add something to the page common.js
[16:31:38] <kim_bruning>	 Or what Lcawte says
[16:31:51] <kim_bruning>	 Trainz, Well, that's quite logical, since mediawiki doesn't actually have much html ;-)
[16:32:07] <kim_bruning>	 Trainz, it's mostly generated ;-)
[16:32:34] <Trainz>	 kim_bruning: I know - someone asked me to skin their wiki, and I'm like, sure, I can skin things!  This is not at all what I was expecting lol - I'm using the skin guide, and it's helping, but, again, takes some getting used to
[16:32:49] <kim_bruning>	 Milenko, so your main problem with lua was that you forgot to install it on your server? Or was there something more .... sinister? ;-)
[16:33:10] <kim_bruning>	 Trainz, Ah, well, in that case look at the existing skins first?
[16:33:23] <kim_bruning>	 IIRC it's not that hard, just requires a bit of php knowledge
[16:33:45] <kim_bruning>	  btw, if you're good at skinning stuff, drop me a line
[16:33:55] <kim_bruning>	 my wiki username is the same Kim Bruning
[16:34:00] <Lcawte>	 kim_bruning: Have you seen MediaWiki's skinning system? :P
[16:34:00] <kim_bruning>	 and you can send me wikipedia email
[16:34:07] <kim_bruning>	 Lcawte, why, yes, I have
[16:34:25] <kim_bruning>	 Lcawte, which is why - if Trainz gets good at it- I'll hire them ;-)
[16:34:40] <kim_bruning>	 I'll hire _THEM_ , and then it's really easy ;-)
[16:34:48] <kim_bruning>	 O:-)
[16:35:21] * kim_bruning could have used trainz' help the past month or so :-/
[16:35:28] <kim_bruning>	 Oh well
[16:37:37] <Trainz>	 haha
[16:38:04] <thomas_sch>	 kim_bruning: jo könnte besser sein aber auch durchausschlechter
[16:39:44] <kim_bruning>	 thomas_sch, gut, gut... denke ich :-P
[16:40:41] <thomas_sch>	 und selbst?warum reden wir deutsch in nem englischen channel?
[16:41:00] <thomas_sch>	 but I knew it only germans use "^^" as an emoticon
[16:42:53] <kim_bruning>	 actually no, that's not a german thing at all :-P
[16:43:20] <thomas_sch>	 oh yeah it is
[16:44:33] <kim_bruning>	 well, afaik it's mostly anime/manga fans who use it 
[16:45:02] <kim_bruning>	 though perhaps you ran across a .de community of such.
[16:45:20] <kim_bruning>	 on the gripping hand, maybe it invaded .de separately ;-)
[16:45:47] <kim_bruning>	 in any case, interesting!
[16:46:09] <kim_bruning>	 And I'm good myself, thanks :-)
[16:46:53] <thomas_sch>	 right now I got a 100% hit ratio with it ;)
[16:47:07] <kim_bruning>	 Nope
[16:47:10] <kim_bruning>	 :-P
[16:47:15] <thomas_sch>	 not german?
[16:47:24] <thomas_sch>	 just best google translate ever?
[16:47:26] <kim_bruning>	 Ich bin kein deutcher, nein ;-)
[16:47:30] <kim_bruning>	 Auch nicht :-)
[16:47:36] <kim_bruning>	 Ik ben dus nederlander :-P
[16:47:37] <thomas_sch>	 bilingual?
[16:47:41] <thomas_sch>	 ahh
[16:47:52] <thomas_sch>	 die holländer die machen immer spaß
[16:47:58] <kim_bruning>	 O:-)
[16:48:09] <kim_bruning>	 I was enjoying myself :-)
[16:48:11] <thomas_sch>	 und die deutschen die machen alles kaputt
[16:48:31] <kim_bruning>	 weiss nicht. Heute machen die deucher viel schoenes, doch?
[16:48:35] <thomas_sch>	 happy to hear
[16:49:02] <kim_bruning>	 Anyways, it's friday evening. Time to get back to the crafting and the mines
[16:49:19] <thomas_sch>	 kim_bruning: ist nen nippel von stephan raab
[16:50:18] <Trainz>	 kim_bruning: sorry, had a meeting - I'll find out whether I'm good at it after this one! - I'll write down your name tho, and I'll drop you a line if it's something I can do
[16:51:47] <kim_bruning>	 \o/
[16:51:50] <kim_bruning>	 Awsome :-)
[16:52:22] <Trainz>	 :)  ok, going to dive back in, have a good weekend everyone!
[16:59:37] <thomas_sch>	 btw Milenko happy you know retroarch :D
[17:00:07] <Milenko>	 Indeed! I run gamecollecting.net and our guys love emulation
[17:00:24] <Milenko>	 Sites kinda barren and all the action is in #gamecollecting lol
[17:00:33] <Milenko>	 But yeah, we appreciate that project.
[17:16:44] <jonyfive>	 hello
[17:17:04] <jonyfive>	 is it acceptable to ask questions here regarding plugins?
[17:18:06] <marktraceurWMF>	 jonyfive: Sure! What's up?
[17:19:00] <jonyfive>	 okay so i have two plugins, one is SyntaxHighlight_GeSHi and the other is BacktickCode
[17:19:24] <jonyfive>	 backtick code is a nice (and very simple) plugin that replaces `` with <code></code>
[17:19:49] <jonyfive>	 but unfortunately it also does it in <syntaxhighlight></syntaxhighlight> blocks
[17:20:09] <marktraceurWMF>	 Ah.
[17:20:45] <marktraceurWMF>	 !e BacktickCode
[17:20:45] <wm-bot>	 https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:BacktickCode
[17:21:58] <marktraceurWMF>	 Hm.
[17:22:06] <marktraceurWMF>	 It doesn't appear to check for any state.
[17:22:40] <MatmaRex>	 hmm. it might be sufficient to just change the hook used from 'ParserBeforeStrip' to something else.
[17:24:12] <MatmaRex>	 possibly InternalParseBeforeLinks?
[17:25:12] <MatmaRex>	 at this point things like extension tags that should not be parsed are probably replaced by placeholders
[17:25:44] <MatmaRex>	 it's also the closest hook to the doAllQuotes() method, which does ''italic'' and '''bold''' :D
[17:28:01] <MatmaRex>	 (oh wow, i really shouldn't have looked at how italics and bold is done. my mind aches now)
[17:28:04] <jonyfive>	 hmm i just tried replacing ParserBeforeStrip with InternalParseBeforeLinks
[17:28:22] <jonyfive>	 no luck there (for me anyhow)
[17:29:41] <jonyfive>	 where can learn more about checking for state?
[17:30:34] <jonyfive>	 a search for "mediawiki checking for state" doesn't bring up anything useful hehe
[17:30:41] <marktraceurWMF>	 I'd imagine not
[17:31:18] <jonyfive>	 it's also very interesting because when i view source it looks like the <syntaxhighlight> tags i write in mediawiki are turned into <pre> tags at some point
[17:31:24] <marktraceurWMF>	 jonyfive: When you changed the extension code to use a different hook, how did you test the change?
[17:31:49] <jonyfive>	 marktraceurWMF: I just refreshed my page where i have some backticks in <syntaxhighlight> blocks
[17:31:57] <jonyfive>	 s/blocks/tags
[17:32:00] <marktraceurWMF>	 jonyfive: No, I think you'll need to do a null edit.
[17:32:29] <jonyfive>	 oh wow you're right!
[17:32:39] <marktraceurWMF>	 And that fixed it?
[17:32:48] <jonyfive>	 works now, thank you so much, both of you
[17:32:51] <marktraceurWMF>	 Sweet
[17:32:55] * marktraceurWMF changes the extension code
[17:33:08] <jonyfive>	 yeah didn't even think of doing a save to a null edit like that
[17:33:48] <marktraceurWMF>	 jonyfive: It's because MediaWiki caches parsed content
[17:33:59] <marktraceurWMF>	 You needed to invalidate the cache and cause a re-parse :)
[17:34:02] <MatmaRex>	 marktraceurWMF: if you do, the "preg_replace_callback('/<pre>(.*?)<\/pre>/s'" part can probably be removed
[17:34:06] <jonyfive>	 ahh, good to know
[17:34:12] <marktraceurWMF>	 MatmaRex: K, will do that too
[17:34:16] <MatmaRex>	 probably, likely, i tihnk, idd not test
[17:34:37] <jonyfive>	 i could comment that part out and try again
[17:35:28] <marktraceurWMF>	 jonyfive: That would be super
[17:35:31] <jonyfive>	 yeah that seems to work: http://www.websightdesigns.com/wiki/Block_SSH_Probes
[17:35:38] <MatmaRex>	 (this code is giving me backslashitis)
[17:35:46] <jonyfive>	 i just commented out the three lines below: // Text between <pre> tags is not modified.
[17:35:51] * marktraceurWMF gives MatmaRex some penicillin
[17:36:05] <marktraceurWMF>	 jonyfive: Yeah, I deleted them from the page now
[17:36:23] <marktraceurWMF>	 jonyfive: Oh, there aren't any <pre> tags in that page.
[17:36:37] <jonyfive>	 oh right, let me add some
[17:37:19] <jonyfive>	 rrefresh the page now
[17:37:28] <jonyfive>	 still looks to work fine
[17:37:45] <marktraceurWMF>	 Looks fine, yeah
[17:37:47] <marktraceurWMF>	 bd
[17:37:54] <marktraceurWMF>	 You made this extension better today :)
[17:37:58] <jonyfive>	 bd?
[17:38:19] <marktraceurWMF>	 jonyfive: It's slang for "thumbs up"
[17:38:23] <jonyfive>	 woohoo
[17:38:30] <jonyfive>	 ahh i see it now haha
[19:42:46] <PJosepherum>	 hi :) has anyone successfully implemented markdown or html in the sidebar of 1.23 yet? the hacks mentioned at mw:Manual:Interface/Sidebar/Hacks are outdated and what i could find at http://www.organicdesign.co.nz/MediaWiki_code_snippets#Wikitext_in_Sidebar breaks the index.php?diff functionality =[
[19:43:39] <PJosepherum>	 well, doesn't break it; the hack uses "global $wgUser, $wgTitle, $wgParser;" which causes the navigation to be replaced by the selected diff= article when rendered :/
[19:44:07] <PJosepherum>	 see: http://psychonautwiki.org/w/index.php?title=Preparation%3AAyahuasca_Cupcakes&diff=23631&oldid=23612
[19:44:13] <PJosepherum>	 it works in all other instances
[20:58:59] <thomas_sch>	 /close/j #gamecollecting
[20:59:21] <PJosepherum>	 hi :) has anyone successfully implemented markdown or html in the sidebar of 1.23 yet? the hacks mentioned at mw:Manual:Interface/Sidebar/Hacks are outdated and what i could find at http://www.organicdesign.co.nz/MediaWiki_code_snippets#Wikitext_in_Sidebar causes problems with diff functionality; the hack uses "global $wgUser, $wgTitle, $wgParser;" which causes the navigation to be replaced by the selected diff= 
[20:59:21] <PJosepherum>	 article when rendered :/ see: http://psychonautwiki.org/w/index.php?title=Preparation%3AAyahuasca_Cupcakes&diff=23631&oldid=23612
[21:54:29] <mclolv>	 hi to all. can anyone tell me how can be solved this error that comes whenever I open this image with the imageviewer?
[21:55:30] <PJosepherum>	 what error?
[21:55:34] <PJosepherum>	 it renders fine for me
[21:57:19] <mclolv>	 PJosepherum: this error: http://s29.postimg.org/n93jritfr/err.png
[21:57:20] <valhallasw`cloud>	 Error: Could not load thumbnail data. could not load image
[21:58:07] <valhallasw`cloud>	 PJosepherum: not sure why that happens; if you resize the window and refresh, it'll probably work
[21:59:05] <PJosepherum>	 http://i.imgur.com/i0oCItK.png
[21:59:12] <PJosepherum>	 can't reproduce at my end
[21:59:27] <mclolv>	 But it doesn't render in 1920px
[21:59:46] <mclolv>	 if I resize my browser window, it renders fine.
[21:59:50] <PJosepherum>	 should it? it's pulling it from the thumbnail directory - has imagemagic (or other library) converted that specific size?
[22:00:05] <PJosepherum>	 it won't if the thumbnail is larger than the source picture
[22:00:46] <mclolv>	 PJosepherum: oh, yeah. You're right.
[22:00:51] <PJosepherum>	 :)
[22:00:59] <mclolv>	 PJosepherum: thanks :)
[22:01:07] <valhallasw`cloud>	 right. The original is large enough, but for some reason the 1920px wide version fails to be created
[22:01:09] <PJosepherum>	 media viewer is still in development, maybe make a note on their talk page
[22:01:14] <PJosepherum>	 oh weird
[22:01:19] <valhallasw`cloud>	 it's not a MV issue, it's a thumbnailing issue
[22:01:31] <hypergrove>	 hook ... must be an instance of Article, instance of WikiPage given" ... how to walk from WikiPage to an Article?
[22:02:58] <hypergrove>	 Manual:WikiPage.php tells how to from Article to page, but how to go from page to article?
[22:04:16] <PJosepherum>	 perhaps your server has set memory limits valhallasw
[22:04:25] <PJosepherum>	 oh, it's on wp
[22:04:30] <hypergrove>	 Article::newFromWikiPage(WikiPage $page, IContextSource $context) seems the ticket?
[22:07:25] <hypergrove>	 wait, onPageContentSaveComplete serves an article not a page... tracing more
[22:08:37] <hypergrove>	 no, its doc says article: WikiPage modified.... a little weird param name
[22:13:38] <RoanKattouw>	 hypergrove: Yeah the Article class was kind-of-renamed to WikiPage and there are still some holdovers from that move lying around
[22:13:46] <[1]hypergrove>	 ok, I need an IContextSource object to get to the article from the page
[22:13:54] <[1]hypergrove>	 how?
[22:14:48] <[1]hypergrove>	 RoanKattouw, thanks, need to get an IContext object to use that fn to go from page to article, which the extension i'm upgrading expects.
[22:15:43] <RoanKattouw>	 I don't know much about the ContextSource stuff, it's relatively new (2 years?)
[22:15:48] <[1]hypergrove>	 the wonderful world of IContext!!! how do I get one of those
[22:18:16] <hypergrove>	 oh groan IContextSource has a getPage() lol
[22:21:58] <hypergrove>	 need some advice, I have the WikiPage, how do I get an IContext to call Article::newFromWikiPage
[22:23:10] <PJosepherum>	 hey, since there appears to be more activity than when i asked earlier; has anyone managed to get markdown or html to render properly in the navbar on 1.23
[22:23:11] <PJosepherum>	 ?
[22:23:30] <PJosepherum>	 the hacks mentioned at mw:Manual:Interface/Sidebar/Hacks are outdated and what i could find at http://www.organicdesign.co.nz/MediaWiki_code_snippets#Wikitext_in_Sidebar causes problems with diff functionality; the hack uses "global $wgUser, $wgTitle, $wgParser;" which causes the navigation to be replaced by the selected diff= article when rendered :/ see: http://psychonautwiki.org/w/index.php?title=Preparation%3AAy
[22:23:31] <PJosepherum>	 ahuasca_Cupcakes&diff=23631&oldid=23612
[22:23:56] <PJosepherum>	 doh; http://psychonautwiki.org/w/index.php?title=Preparation%3AAyahuasca_Cupcakes&diff=23631&oldid=23612
[22:27:00] <hypergrove>	 ok! Manual:RequestContext has good info
[22:31:55] <hypergrove>	 well, it seems I'm having to go with RequestContext::getMain().... unless there's a better way!!! thanks