[06:37:26] Hello, does anyone here have experience with the "FeaturedFeeds" extension? [06:38:07] theatrex: If you ask a specific question, you may find someone knows the answer [06:39:09] I would like to have a main page that is similar to Wikipedia. But I don't understand the syntax on the FeaturedFeeds' page. [06:39:51] Specifically this bit: https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:FeaturedFeeds#Configuration [09:51:26] hey! I'm trying to set up a multilingual wiki based on Extension:Translate, instead of a wiki farm. [09:52:06] Now, I'd like different language versions to have different content on the wiki. [12:04:42] I've just gone into my domain and pointed it to my VM's IP. Now http://mydomain.org/wiki displays my media wiki main page. However, if I attempt to edit it I get a blank page. Console error is "Load denied by X-Frame-Options: http://46.101.38.186/wiki/index.php?title=Main_Page&action=edit does not permit framing." [12:05:16] Where is the problem here? Is it some mediawiki setting? Is it an Apache setting? Or is it a domain setting that needs to be fixed? [12:06:33] pi- [12:06:39] check LocalSettings.php [12:10:52] looking .. [12:11:24] $wgServer = "http://46.101.38.186"; <-- this is the only one that looks like maybe I could change it to "http://pipad.org" but I can't see any logic for why that should have any bearing on the situation. [12:11:33] Or whether it is a good idea to change it. [15:04:58] I tried changing `$wgServer = "46.101.38.186";` to `$wgServer = "http://pipad.org"; in LocalSettings.php, and now my wiki pages seem to be displaying without any formatting. [15:05:27] Like I'm only getting the content, not any of the Wiki frame, so for example I can't do things like edit a page. [15:06:13] LocalSettings.php seems to have a lot of variables that are set to $IP, and I'm wondering whether they might have become invalid now that I'm using a proper Domain/URL [15:14:01] pi no, !IP means "InstallationPath" [15:14:29] pi-: ^ [15:14:35] $IP [15:14:57] yap, $IP :) [15:15:09] pi-: $wgServer is pretty important. :-) [15:16:51] ah ok. [15:17:30] I'm stuck then. I can't see why my wiki doesn't display properly: http://www.pipad.org/wiki [15:18:19] Before I fiddled with LocalSettings.php it had the same kind of visual layout as Wikipedia. [15:18:29] It seems to have lost its visual layout / skinning. [15:20:57] pi-: that has to do with your hoster [15:21:02] or rather, your domain name [15:21:15] instead of having a normal cname, it puts your ip address in a frame [15:21:52] valhallasw`nuage: Yes! I've noticed it is doing this. I didn't realise there was another way to do it. I will investigate. [15:22:03] pi-: http://pipad.org/wiki/load.php?debug=false&lang=en&modules=mediawiki.legacy.commonPrint%2Cshared%7Cmediawiki.skinning.interface%7Cmediawiki.ui.button%7Cskins.vector.styles&only=styles&skin=vector&* is what's broken [15:22:15] instead of returning the css, it returns a frameset which contains the css [15:26:21] I think I found it in my domain settings: http://pasteboard.co/kRDDhhQ.png [15:26:39] So I currently have URL forwarding, and I should be getting rid of that record and creating a CName Record instead... [15:36:18] pi-: why not add an A reord? [15:36:49] I don't actually know what any of these things mean. [15:37:13] I should read up I suppose.. [15:38:37] pi-: yap ;) with an a record, you map an IP adress to an domain, a cname is called "canonical name", so it maps a domain to a domain: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CNAME_record https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_DNS_record_types#A [15:39:10] Thanks! [15:39:42] np :) [15:39:50] Sorry, I spent most of the day trying to get through to Dell's customer service and it has tired me out. [15:40:15] :P [15:40:21] I would normally be more ready to Google these things.