[01:31:43] Is Quim Gil or Andre Klapper here? [01:34:53] <^d> andre's probably asleep. [01:45:26] ...and even if I was awake: Waiting only one minute on IRC does not work. [01:45:50] hello [01:47:36] im wondering how i can make a row of images [01:47:40] span the width of the page [01:47:42] not center, but span [01:47:52] like the row of pictures here [01:47:54] https://species.wikimedia.org/wiki/Main_Page [01:50:43] it should be very simple [01:51:49] belletum, ah, they used a table [01:51:52] https://species.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?title=Template:MP_pictures&action=edit [01:52:13] ah [01:52:15] with style="text-align: center" on the whole table [01:52:24] and width="100%" [01:52:59] can i put that in a gallery? instead of a table [01:53:43] i can just do to get it centered [01:53:49] for the width, where do i put that? [01:53:51] what do you mean by a gallery? [01:54:06] i'm not using a template, just a gallery of images [01:54:51] it looks like this [01:55:01] well just make a table with something like: {| width="100%" style="text-align: center;" [01:55:24] id rather not use a table [01:55:26] and you may want to refrain from using and use styling [01:55:47] it'll be invisible and just like the link you gave [01:56:10] could you paste the code i will need to use please? [01:56:23] ok [01:56:50] but it's mostly just like https://species.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?title=Template:MP_pictures&action=edit but only with width and style="text-align: center;" parameters [01:57:27] and with all the images in a single row, each in seperate columns [01:57:48] are you familiar with table syntax? [01:58:24] somewhat, im going to try putting this in now [02:00:08] yes that worked. thanks [02:00:27] np [03:42:51] hey Carmela [03:43:30] Hi belletum. [03:43:42] look how good my site looks now [03:43:43] http://www.defoo.org/wiki/Main_Page [03:44:05] Nice! :-) [03:44:13] Did you figure out that bad words filter thing? [03:44:36] yes. was my hosting providers fault [03:45:13] Aha. [03:45:25] "doucmenting" --> "documenting" on the main page, BTW. [03:47:08] thanks [06:17:50] "The project is alive, well, and better than ever on its new and more powerful software platform" http://oad.simmons.edu/oadwiki/OA_tracking_project [06:17:57] More powerful than MediaWiki? :) [06:18:16] Ah, not NPOV "developed under the supervision of Peter Suber" [06:18:46] Makes sense, more powerful than MW can only be SMW. [08:48:54] "It will take less than 11 seconds of your time to confirm the request." [10:42:41] Anyone here used the SimpleSecurity extension? [11:13:24] Still in 1.22?! activeusers="-1" http://www.pgdp.net/w/api.php?action=query&meta=siteinfo&siprop=statistics [11:13:27] boot13: I do [11:14:02] Nemo_bis: how's it working for you? [11:14:20] boot13: Was good 5 years ago, now not so much [11:14:29] I filed some bugs [11:14:37] Yeah, I see it's essentially abandoned. [11:15:05] Are the bugs real deal-breakers? [11:18:03] boot13: it depends on your use case [11:18:28] If you don't need a very granular permission system, I suggest Lockdown instead [11:19:22] My basic wiki setup is 'Authorized editors only', but I want some pages to be viewable only by admins. [11:21:12] Looking at Lockdown... [11:26:51] Nice domain and logo, but wth is this http://www.sinful-illusions.com/wiki/ [12:16:35] Nemo_bis: Not totally clear. Maybe LARPing? [12:17:53] Or maybe just tabletop gaming. [12:25:35] Nemo_bis, something in the vein of D&D? [14:37:46] Seriously? https://www.google.it/search?q="+syntax+error%2C+unexpected+'Namespace'+(T_NAMESPACE)%2C+expecting+identifier+" [15:41:45] anomie: hi [15:41:56] hi petan [15:43:17] anomie: I am now reading ApiQueryTokens.php I don't get one thing, when I use wrong token type I get error Unrecognized value for parameter 'type', this error check is defined in ApiBase.php where it compares with $allowedValues, however I can't see where you define this list, eg. where you tell it which tokens are valid or not [15:44:03] ApiQueryTokens.php doesn't even contain a list of valid token types, it however is able to check it somehow [15:44:51] there is some sanity check that I just can't find :P [15:46:10] oh nvm, I found it lol [15:46:18] quite obfuscated :P [15:46:25] ApiBase::PARAM_TYPE => array_keys( self::getTokenTypeSalts() ), [15:59:04] anomie: other question, why https://en.wikipedia.org/w/api.php?action=query&meta=tokens&type=rollback always return a different token? [15:59:39] in includes/User.php on line 3896 the newly generated token is stored using setSessionData [16:02:11] anomie are you even here? :D [16:17:26] superm401, write whan you have time [16:39:03] petan: I was dealing with a more critical breakage. The different token thing is https://lists.wikimedia.org/pipermail/wikitech-l/2014-October/079092.html [16:40:07] petan: includes/User.php on line 3896 isn't storing the token. It's storing a private random value that's used to generate the token. [16:40:37] so $token is not a token? [16:40:57] mediawiki devs seems to obfuscate the code by default :P [16:46:33] anomie: edit tokens are not affected by this change? [16:48:18] petan: They are. [17:20:30] Hello, where do i upload images and files on my media wiki page? [17:33:20] stangeland: Special:Upload [17:33:27] th [17:33:28] x [17:33:36] marcinlawnik, I have a little time now if you have questions. [17:33:38] I will have more later. [17:34:46] superm401, Should the icons be in separate filders or can they be moved into icons folder (svg + 2 versions of png 14 and 19px) [17:36:17] marcinlawnik, icons folder should be fine. [17:37:40] superm401, Also, I did the other icon in special:notifications but i can't seem to get the overlay one to work, but it worked fine yesterday :( Any suggestions on top of your head? [17:38:04] marcinlawnik, no. I will have to look at the code later when it's in Gerrit. [17:38:47] superm401, the css seems to be generated twice from the less file [17:39:05] marcinlawnik, which lines? [17:42:35] superm401, https://gist.github.com/marcinlawnik/e6de6ad75d699a788013 [17:44:03] marcinlawnik, none of the lines are exactly the same. They are for IE compatibility when it doesn't support data URLs. [17:44:21] superm401, Oh, so it's a feature of less? [17:44:41] marcinlawnik, not LESS in general, but how we're embedding images. [17:45:30] superm401, I think I found the culprit, let me test [18:07:41] superm401, Please find attached screenshot [18:07:42] https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T76513 [18:08:03] marcinlawnik, sorry, my meetings have started. I will take a look later. [18:08:20] superm401, Okay, looks good to me, uploading to gerrit [18:41:21] superm401, added to gerrit. What do I do now? [18:41:50] marcinlawnik, link the Gerrit from Melange, then wait for me to review. [18:42:17] superm401, Did that, also marked task as complete so you get an email ;) [19:43:43] Okay, is there anyone here that can help me figure out how to do something on Phabricator I use to be able to do on Bugzilla? I want to know how to add subscribers to a ticket I just created. [19:45:05] T13: You need to click "edit task" [19:45:21] T13: or in the "Add Comment" section, in "Action" dropdown, choose "Add CCs" [19:45:49] * Nemo_bis prefers edit [19:45:55] I didn't see any place to add them when I was creating.. :) [19:46:08] Now your only issue will be that we have 20 times less users compared to bugzilla ;) [19:47:01] T13: there is a CC field for me, don't you have one at https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/maniphest/task/create/ ? [19:47:04] Ahh, just my old eyes. I couldn't see the little CC in between the long Assigned to and Priority. Maybe it could be reordered to put it above the assigned? [19:47:38] Or it could become CCCCCCCCCCCCCC [19:48:34] Bsitu isn't in there!? [19:48:43] *sigh* [19:49:00] He's no longer working for WMF, not seen for a while [19:49:08] nor Swalling!? *cries* [19:49:16] same [19:49:22] Who's doing Echo now? [19:49:45] Someone [19:49:50] Just add the project [19:49:58] Yeah, I did. :\ [19:50:31] Echo even has some watchers, aka default ccs [20:09:00] Jorm still there? [20:09:50] Mgf1015!! [20:09:57] doh.. [20:10:15] Guess I need to change my WoW password now... [20:13:47] T13: You wouldn't have needed to if you'd just pretended it was a cat walking across your keyboard :P [20:13:52] T13: But I think Jorm left too [20:14:24] Wow! Skeleton crew? [20:14:30] T13: Pretty much. [20:14:59] Though some of our reanimated skeletons also quit. [20:17:38] Does that mean that a lot of the projects the communitis have been waiting on are "postponed"? [20:21:06] I don't think so! [20:21:13] I mean, no more than usual [20:21:17] We're chugging along :) [20:36:04] Ugh, SphinxSeaerch seems broken on 1.24 [20:37:19] Wouldn't surprise me, lots of core search api changes. [20:37:28] (I try to keep up with Sphinx, but I forget sometimes) [20:37:52] Ah, looks like _construct was removed from SearchResult. Commit comment: [20:37:56] - Remove old pre-1.17 constructor format. No core or extension callers [20:38:07] Wrong about that! [20:38:11] Whoops :( [20:38:54] Looks easy enough to fix. Let me try monkeypatching my sphinxsearch [20:39:15] Yeah, I missed the call to the parent's constructor there. [20:39:27] I was looking for instantiation. [20:42:19] G_SabinoMullane: I think we can get by with just removing the call to the parent? I'm not seeing where anything was using that $row. [20:42:33] And adjusting the call to the constructor to match. [20:43:24] Although everything about this class and initFromTitle() makes me cringe. [20:43:24] Ugh [20:44:22] Yeah, that seems to work. At least, searches return. Haven't walked through the code yet myself [20:46:07] * G_SabinoMullane walks through the code [20:48:06] Eyes glazing over. But yeah it doesn't seem too critical. [20:48:25] Old smelly code is old & smelly :) [20:58:03] G_SabinoMullane: Good to see you around here again, it's been forever :) [20:59:07] Question... Wouldn't it be easier to have it so that when an account is locked, the User: and User_talk: pages are just redirects to a nice page with the notice? I mean, instead of doing: http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=User%3ADcoetzee&diff=636508847&oldid=631342694 ? [20:59:58] No need to make any changes to the edit filter, no changes to the history of the page, no change to the protection level of the page. One shot, done. Protected, replaced, etc. [21:01:39] T13: Easier? No. MediaWiki doesn't require any changes to edit filters, history or protection after blocking. [21:02:22] Hi RoanKattouw [21:02:41] Been doing more MediaWiki work of late. [21:07:15] It required blanking those pages and adding code to them that can be altered or removed by anyone (most probably it would be accidentally). and apparently there was an edit filter invovled based on the edit summary. - wingswednesday - [21:07:48] Required is a funny word :) [21:08:49] The WMF staffer that blanked them seemed to think it was required, that's all I'm saying. lol [21:10:49] Anyway, to your original question: no it would not make MW simpler. [21:11:02] Fair enough. [21:11:08] Maybe some WMF-specific extension for wikis that have made their blocking process super convoluted :) [21:11:16] But MW itself? It doesn't care :) [21:11:26] Like a honey badger. [22:00:26] T13: enwiki has an edit filter that prevents blanking other peoples user page [22:00:54] Wouldn't be an issue with what I was proposing. [22:01:29] i think what you want it called 'superprotect' [22:01:32] just sayin' [22:02:04] that filter could be modified so admins aren't affected by such filter [22:02:50] T13: that would require some massive rewriting of core, the account locking is an extension, [22:03:08] MatmaRex: its more than that [22:03:31] I think it would just require some tweeking to the extension. [22:03:37] Vulpix: I think because the account only has 4 edits is why [22:04:11] T13: redirecting to a special page requires core hacking [22:06:55] Hello all. I'm with MOJO Marketplace (formally SimpleScripts) and I am in charge of the installer and script updates. With the 1.24.0 release it seems the installer has changed and we were trying to work with it in the past versions but it isn't working now. Is there a way that the install can be done without downloading the LocalSettings.php file? If there is we would love to have it otherwise we aren't going to be able to con [22:07:15] <^d> That changed well before 1.24 [22:07:32] <^d> And no, the web installer can't be run without downloading LocalSettings. Your best second option would be the command-line installer [22:46:56] does anybody know if #p-coll-print_export is present in the side bar of any SKIN just like #p-tb is? [22:49:24] Andyrom75: On the English Wikipedia? [22:50:11] Specifically for it:w, but I suppose that for en:w would be the same [22:50:45] I'm not sure what skins it:w has, so I can't say. [22:51:08] <^d> All wikis have the same skins. [22:51:12] <^d> Other than nostalgiawiki [22:51:15] <^d> Which only has nostalgia. [22:53:20] Then, yes, I believe it should be. [22:53:38] What do you want to use it as? [22:55:20] I've created a local version of https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/MediaWiki:InterProject.js using the other ID and I was quite sure that it was fine, but I've just double check with you [22:56:23] I see the original was written by Krinkle|detached [22:56:55] Yes I've left there a suggestion to delete few instructions that I think are useless, but I'd like to have their confirmation [22:57:17] Oh! That reminds me! Krinkle|detached please take a look at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia_talk:WikiProject_User_scripts/Scripts/CloseAFD.js#editprotected when you get a moment. Thanks! [22:57:40] Or Helder even [22:58:32] I have also a doubt on another instruction, but i think that I still need him to discuss about it [22:59:12] the diff scared me =/ [22:59:12] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:ComparePages?page1=Wikipedia%3AWikiProject+User+scripts%2FScripts%2FCloseAFD.js&rev1=&page2=Wikipedia%3AWikiProject+User+scripts%2FScripts%2FCloseAFD.js%2Fsandbox.js&rev2=&action=&diffonly=&unhide= [22:59:37] I don't think I'll have the time to review that [23:00:41] Yeah, diffs don't work well on vast rewrites like that. [23:01:57] The diffs that really matter on that kind of thing are the ones I posted showing it working. I'm thinking of breaking each function into its own module and modularizing the script so I can reuse parts and expand upon it to create modules for closing RfCs and other things.