[00:02:58] <Richlv>	 is there a way to highlight a specific row in a table by passing GET parameters ?
[00:03:22] <Richlv>	 so depending on which link user follows, they get a different row highlighted
[00:24:05] <Graham87isadick>	 Hey is Graham87 around
[00:24:18] <Graham87isadick>	 Need to talk
[03:25:44] <africanhope>	 Hello everyone
[03:27:46] <africanhope>	 what woulb be an easy way to clone an older version of the developement release of mediawiki?
[03:28:12] <africanhope>	 I generally use "git clone https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/p/mediawiki/core.git
[03:28:31] <africanhope>	 but this is for the latest version
[03:29:10] <africanhope>	 I need to run a test with an older version (1.23.5), any help would be much appreciated
[04:06:41] <legoktm>	 africanhope: hi. You can clone that, and then run "git checkout 1.23.5"
[04:07:01] <legoktm>	 all the old releases are available as git tags
[04:07:53] <africanhope>	 legoktm:oh never thought of that, thanks very much, I'll try that
[17:00:27] <zathras>	 Hi. I can use [[thispage#paragraph]] to link to a paragraph on the same page. But [[thispage#paragraph#subparagraph]] does not work. What is the correct syntax please?
[17:03:07] <awight>	 zathras: Can you give a public, concrete example?  AFAIK, you can only use headings as an anchor.  If the subparagraph is a heading, then you’d simply do: [[thispage#subparagraph]]
[17:07:21] <zathras>	 awight, I am documenting a Drupal project in a mediawiki. So I have a page called ¨Drupal_site¨ which has a TOC. A paragraph on it is named ¨Security¨ which has a subparagraph named ¨Users¨. I can link from the same page to [[Drupal_Site#Security]] but would like to link to [[Drupal_Site#Security#Users]]. THis fails. So I assume I use the wrong syntax.
[17:09:12] <zathras>	 Everything is on the same page. The first internal link works fine.
[17:09:14] <awight>	 How about [[Drupal_Site#Users]] ?
[17:10:03] <zathras>	 that fails. For the simple reason: Another subparagraph on the same page is also called ¨Users¨
[17:10:27] <awight>	 aha.
[17:10:44] <awight>	 Can you give the sections slightly different names?
[17:11:15] <zathras>	 So the simple solution is to rename a paragraph. I was just wondering if it could be done without doing that.
[17:13:11] <awight>	 I did a test, and found that MediaWiki is actually doing something smart ;-)
[17:13:13] <awight>	 check this out:
[17:13:18] <zathras>	 does not sound like an odd feature, but I fear the easy way out is the only one. Also given that the mediawiki install is quite old
[17:13:28] <zathras>	 cool. Please tell
[17:13:30] <awight>	 https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/User:Adamw/Draft/foo#Test_1
[17:13:31] <awight>	 https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/User:Adamw/Draft/foo#Test_1_2
[17:14:02] <awight>	 If you open your page in a web inspector, you’ll see that the two headings have <span id=“
[17:14:09] <awight>	 and each is given a slightly different ID.
[17:14:28] <awight>	 It’s not what I would call foolproof, but if you avoid reordering the Users sections, I think it will work for your needs.
[17:14:45] <awight>	 i.e. you want a link something like [[Drupal_Site#Users_2]]
[17:14:58] <awight>	 thanks for helping me learn about this edge case!
[17:15:04] <zathras>	 yep. Should work, but is not reliable
[17:15:06] <zathras>	 lol
[17:16:14] <zathras>	 btw. To fit your example to my situtation, both ¨test 1¨ should have a subparagraph called ¨test¨, but the principle should remain the same
[17:16:40] <zathras>	 I will look into it tomorrow. Thanks awight 
[17:17:06] <zathras>	 got to run
[17:17:08] <awight>	 zathras: exactly.  The nesting shouldn’t change anything.
[17:17:11] <awight>	 good luck!
[17:17:14] <zathras>	 ty
[22:01:03] <ccat>	 .
[22:01:04] <ccat>	 q: Are there any ONLINE media players that take a url or drag/drop?