[00:26:32] <Helpselftheworld>	 May I help your cause?
[00:28:30] <MC8>	 Helpselftheworld: take a look at http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/How_to_contribute :)
[00:32:23] <Helpselftheworld>	 Honesty;I'm 16 and want to help the world.
[00:32:51] <satdav>	 !nighly
[00:33:10] <satdav>	 Is there a dev build of media wiki
[00:33:48] <unicodesnowman>	 satdav, that's master.
[00:35:01] <satdav>	 unicodesnowman: were do I download from
[00:39:19] <Helpselftheworld>	 I want to help.
[00:39:36] <Helpselftheworld>	 Let me.
[00:45:56] <unicodesnowman>	 Helpselftheworld, do you mean you want to contribute to mediawiki development?
[01:00:21] <Helpselftheworld>	 So, you guys came up  with media wiki?
[01:02:28] <Helpselftheworld>	 Ik what your doing.
[01:37:44] <GEOFBOT>	 Helpselftheworld wtf
[01:37:59] <GEOFBOT>	 from the secret cabal?
[02:17:09] <Ienpw_III>	 my new mediawiki install inserts newlines into the source after certain characters
[02:18:49] <Fiona>	 Such as?
[02:20:55] <Ienpw_III>	 after templates, for instance
[02:25:00] <Ienpw_III>	 hm, actually
[02:25:11] <Ienpw_III>	 it appears to occur before {{
[02:25:24] <Ienpw_III>	 though not in all environments
[02:26:48] <Ienpw_III>	 before: https://dpaste.de/AigF
[02:26:48] <Ienpw_III>	 after pressing save or preview: https://dpaste.de/5bTY
[02:30:12] <Ienpw_III>	 aha
[02:31:04] <Ienpw_III>	 I managed to isolate it to this extension: http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:CategorySuggest
[02:32:08] <Fiona>	 Nice.
[02:32:54] <Ienpw_III>	 I guess I just won't use that extension. no big deal.
[08:54:43] <cgt>	 What is the name of the page for the footer on IP users' talk page? I can't find it, just the one for the contributions page.
[09:42:17] <Juandev>	 hi
[09:42:51] <Juandev>	 how to separate page title by spaces, I can see we ca separate somthing which has slashes
[09:44:00] <Juandev>	 eg. I have a page called "green dog" and I would like to get in the text [[green]] [[dog]]
[14:05:38] <petan>	 someone has idea why mw is fucked up here: http://wiki.tm-irc.org/wiki/Main_Page I installed vector from github, mw is latest stable version
[14:05:47] <petan>	 it doesn't look as vector to me, but it claims to be
[14:06:21] <petan>	 in logs there is no error
[14:07:15] <MC8>	 petan: you need to install skins separately when installing from git these days
[14:08:07] <MC8>	 https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Download_from_Git#Using_Git_to_download_MediaWiki_skins
[14:08:21] <MC8>	 or am I misunderstanding
[15:19:23] <Lcawte>	 petan: http://wiki.tm-irc.org/w/load.php?debug=true&lang=en&modules=skins.vector.styles&only=styles&skin=vector&* well, there's an error somewhere in RL or the styles by the looks of things.
[15:20:18] <petan>	 Lcawte: ok where can I dowload production stable vector? git has no tags
[15:20:21] <petan>	 idk why
[15:20:49] <Lcawte>	 REL1_24 branch?
[15:21:16] <petan>	 let me check
[15:21:29] <petan>	 why you tag with branches....
[15:21:36] <petan>	 git has tags for releases
[15:21:41] <petan>	 branches are for development
[15:23:09] <petan>	 ok now it work
[15:23:14] <petan>	 I suppose you got some bugs in master
[15:23:58] <Lcawte>	 I'd imagine it's something new that's been added in master that is there for 1.25?
[15:24:40] <Lcawte>	 As for what, I have no idea, I'm not really following things at the moment. Too much coursework.
[15:41:36] <khushbu>	 hi i am currently in position that i have no idea how to start working on bug after subscribing it??
[15:45:25] <MC8>	 which bug?
[15:56:40] <Vladimirski>	 Not sure if I configured the httpd.conf correctly, i can't find the mediawiki page from browser ..
[17:34:07] <freephile>	 I want to script a README.md file from the contents of my extension page
[17:34:17] <freephile>	 The print-friendly version would be great
[17:34:44] <freephile>	 except that the "Print-friendly" effect is created by CSS
[17:35:14] <freephile>	 Does anyone know a quick hack to get rid of the navigation and other "hidden" elements
[17:36:49] <freephile>	 iow, wget -q -O - https://www.mediawiki.org/w/index.php?title=Extension:Html2Wiki&printable=yes contains a lot of "non-content"
[17:39:00] <marktraceur>	 freephile: Use the wikitext and covert?
[17:39:03] <marktraceur>	 convert.
[17:39:15] <marktraceur>	 freephile: I think there are wikitext -> markdown conversion tools.
[17:39:24] <marktraceur>	 You might lose templates...oh, that won't be good.
[17:43:28] <freephile>	 marktraceur: that's actually what I'm using in my script: pandoc
[17:43:42] <freephile>	 I guess I'll just write a PHP script instead of a bash oneliner
[17:46:14] <freephile>	 That way I can also use QueryParse (CSS Parser) to grab only the #content div.. but I still need to edit out the TOC and EDITSECTIONs
[17:46:28] <freephile>	 Now I'm wondering if I can pass magic words to the API
[17:48:12] <marktraceur>	 freephile: You could fetch the content, add __NOTOC__, and reparse.
[17:49:56] <freephile>	 marktraceur: Thanks, my basic problem is that I'm hosting my extension at both mw.org and github and want the github README to be as uptodate as the wiki page
[17:50:25] <freephile>	 Maybe I should change strategies :-)
[17:50:55] <freephile>	 github README: "see mw.org"
[17:53:02] <marktraceur>	 Probably better, yes.
[18:22:10] <freephile>	 So close...
[18:22:19] <freephile>	 pandoc --from=json --to=markdown_github <(wget -q -O - "https://www.mediawiki.org/w/api.php?action=query&titles=Extension%3AHtml2Wiki&prop=revisions&rvprop=content&format=json")
[18:22:40] <freephile>	 except pandoc doesn't seem to understand the json emitted by the mw api
[18:28:12] <freephile>	 actually needed '&continue=' in the URL to get rid of the warning, but pandoc still doesn't like the json
[18:29:33] <cgt>	 It is valid JSON
[18:29:36] <cgt>	 blame pandoc
[18:30:39] <Reedy>	 it presumably just doesn't know which part it needs to use
[18:31:39] <freephile>	 I'm sure it's valid json, and that pandoc json support is stale
[18:51:20] <wm-bot>	 I will let you know when I see andre around here
[18:51:20] <petan>	 @notify andre
[18:51:30] <petan>	 @seenrx andre.*
[18:51:30] <wm-bot>	 petan: Last time I saw andrewbogott they were changing the nickname to , but  is no longer in channel #wikimedia-office at 2/26/2015 5:25:16 AM (13h26m13s ago) (multiple results were found: andre__, andrewbogott_afk, jandresen, andrew_____, andrewbogott_ and 72 more results)
[19:24:53] <barco>	 hi guys
[19:25:10] <barco>	 How can I download a mediawiki for study offline? I am going toa thirdworld country next week 
[19:25:28] <barco>	 There are too many pages to save manually and am wondering if there is an automatic way to do this.
[19:35:20] <freephile>	 barco: see Kiwix to read the OpenZim format http://www.kiwix.org/wiki/Main_Page
[20:52:51] <thirdtimesthesne>	 What is the css element for the up down arrows in a table like the one found here:http://wiki.gamepaduniverse.com/wiki/List_of_Officially_Supported_Gamepad_Universe_Apps
[20:55:54] <Vulpix>	 I don't see arrows at all, but you can use developer tools on your browser to inspect any element and see the CSS being applied. Hit F12, click the "select an element on the page to inspect" icon and click the element you want to inspect
[21:08:56] <internetman>	 im using a bootstrap skin, and when i try to place a <ref> it isnt formatted
[21:09:00] <internetman>	 anyone have experience with this?
[21:21:06] <quick>	 Hi I found this extension http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:SelectCategoryTagCloud which makes it easy to select categories for a page but it doesn't seem to be compatible with later versions of mediawiki. Are there any other extensions that users install for this type of functionality?
[21:24:02] <DanielK_WMDE_>	 internetman: you need to have the Cite extension installed for that to work
[21:24:23] <internetman>	 DanielK_WMDE_: aaah! cheers
[21:29:18] <internetman>	 that is sort of funny actually :) wikipedia wouldnt really be as useful without!
[21:43:10] <DanielK_WMDE_>	 internetman: wikipedia uses a *ton* of extensions.
[21:43:54] <DanielK_WMDE_>	 but there are hundreds of thousands of other wikis, and many of them don't need those extensions. 
[21:44:20] <DanielK_WMDE_>	 internetman: wikipedia also uses a lot of custom javascript maintained by admins, buts run by editors, etc.
[21:44:30] <DanielK_WMDE_>	 mediawiki is only the backbone, wikipedia is a social machine...
[21:44:50] <internetman>	 good to know :)
[21:58:51] <christi3k>	 okay, folks, I'm totally baffled by something and need some help
[21:59:01] <christi3k>	 we have a simple extension that basically just adds a stylesheet: https://github.com/MozillaWiki/mw-sandstone
[21:59:27] <christi3k>	 It works, but Firefox is loading the web fonts multiple times and I can't figure out why.
[21:59:57] <christi3k>	 here's the wiki in question https://wiki.mozilla.org/Main_Page
[22:00:37] <christi3k>	 I see the same behavior with addModules and addModuleStyles
[22:00:53] <christi3k>	 I'm not sure how to tell if resource loader is actually loading my stylesheet multiple times
[22:01:03] <christi3k>	 or if there is another issue causing Firefox to load the fonts multiple times
[22:01:33] <christi3k>	 any ideas?
[22:03:41] <Vulpix>	 I don't see Firefox downloading any font from that page, at least from the console
[22:09:08] <christi3k>	 Vulpix Hm. I see it on Network tab with Fonts selected. You don't see that?
[22:20:48] <Vulpix>	 christi3k: no, I don't see any font there, only fonts/Fira/Fira.css
[22:25:57] <christi3k>	 Okay, I'm not sure why that is.
[22:26:17] <christi3k>	 Is there a better way to load the css than how I'm currently doing it?
[22:26:30] <christi3k>	 could the @import within the css I'm loading be the issue?
[22:28:46] <Vulpix>	 the import is weird. it probably should be part of the module, so both CSS were loaded and minified at once
[22:29:13] <Vulpix>	 gtg
[22:33:22] <christi3k>	 k, I'm trying that now