[00:04:41] <Niharika>	 ccat: You're in the mediawiki channel.
[00:05:01] <Niharika>	 What kind of media player are we talking about? 
[00:08:37] <ccat>	 Niharika: alternative to this page (which is not working, though the mp4 does) -- http://www.maxilamba.com/flash.html?video=http://www.maxilamba.com/video.mp4
[00:09:23] <ccat>	 Niharika: as said, the mp4 plays just fine -- but wanted to use site to play swf -- but it won't even play its own mp4 now
[00:10:22] <Niharika>	 ccat: I don't think that question is relevant to MediaWiki. For better or for worse, MediaWiki is not a media player. Sorry! I have no solution for you. :)
[00:11:21] <ccat>	 Niharika: i know, but though maybe someone would know how to play files that could even be on mediawiki
[00:15:38] <ccat>	 Niharika: oh, wanted WIKI-media  :D
[13:25:08] <MichaelSchoenitz>	 Technical Advice IRC meeting starting at 3 pm UTC/5 pm CEST in channel #wikimedia-tech, hosts: @addshore & @CFisch_WMDE - all questions welcome, more infos: https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Technical_Advice_IRC_Meeting
[15:19:02] <fotonzade>	 I'm trying to install mediawiki locally, but the browser keeps trying to download index.php
[15:21:20] <DanielK_WMDE>	 fotonzade: that sounds like you do not have php installed/enabled
[15:22:24] <fotonzade>	 I installed php
[15:22:32] <fotonzade>	 maybe I should restard firefox
[15:24:05] <fotonzade>	 restarting firefox didn't help :/
[15:27:18] <Reedy>	 it may be installed, but does your webserver know how to use it?
[16:15:45] <zodd>	 awight, I did some further testing with subparagrap titles. In my case for some reason your trick with the _2 added to the title did not work, so I resorted to renaming one (sub)paragraph and now it works.
[16:16:45] <RobinHood70>	 If there are any admins around, it looks like the MediaWiki site has an IP-hopping editor in the 188.146.* range inserting foreign-language content into pages. See [[API:Edit]], for example.
[16:17:33] <awight>	 zodd: okay, glad you got something to work!
[16:18:24] <RobinHood70>	 Looking at RC, 78.171.201.248 is going nuts too.
[16:18:34] <Vulpix>	 @link
[16:18:34] <goat-bot>	 https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/API:Edit
[16:18:52] <zodd>	 fotonzade, php is server sided. Has nothing to do with a browser. Enable the php handler in your webserver
[16:19:21] <zodd>	 see for instance: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/18422140/apache-is-downloading-php-files-instead-of-displaying-them
[16:20:01] <zodd>	 you probably have to restart the webserver, not the browser, afterwards
[16:35:08] <fotonzade>	 thanks zodd
[16:35:42] <zodd>	 np fotonzade , does it work now?
[16:35:51] <fotonzade>	 yes
[16:35:54] <zodd>	 cool
[17:31:34] <armalcolite>	 I am trying to fetch revision details using the MediaWiki API using the wikitools module in python.
[17:32:27] <armalcolite>	 It throws "badrevids" for a few revision ids using the python module, but when I execute the same query using the browser it gives perfect result
[17:32:59] <Reedy>	 Chances are it's not the same query then
[17:33:16] <armalcolite>	 is this behavior expected?
[17:33:59] <armalcolite>	 let me bootstrap a gist for testing
[17:37:03] <armalcolite>	 ah my bad, I was using wikipedia.org as domain name on the browser while mediawiki.org in script.
[17:37:38] <armalcolite>	 its solved then!
[21:02:02] <TimStarling>	 RFC meeting starting now in #wikimedia-office: Migrate to HTML5 section ids
[21:59:59] <MacFan4000>	 I’m having trouble getting https://meta.miraheze.org/wiki/Template:Translatable_template to work. As you can see on https://meta.miraheze.org/wiki/No_open_proxies_policy the translation tags are still shown.
[22:00:44] <DanielK_WMDE__>	 MacFan4000: do you have the translate extension installed?
[22:00:51] <MacFan4000>	 Yes
[22:01:21] <MacFan4000>	 The module exists on wiki as well
[22:04:02] <MacFan4000>	 I do have it installed.
[22:06:31] <tgr>	 MacFan4000: might have more luck with it at #mediawiki-i18n
[22:07:58] <MacFan4000>	 tgr: ok