[00:14:10] !spam [00:14:10] For information about combating and handling spam in MediaWiki, see . [01:31:29] is there a shortcut in visual editor mode for marking some text as it should be formatted as code? [01:31:48] like how in github you can do `some code here` an it formats it as code. for example. [01:33:21] In non-ve mode you can do foo [01:33:50] or code [01:34:10] I dont know about ve [01:34:20] thanks [04:54:11] ctrl+shift+6 is code in VE I believe [04:54:15] k-man: ^ [04:59:52] legoktm, on nice! I'll give that a go [05:00:00] thanks [07:40:23] hello [07:40:58] Is there a way to list current active extensions ? My google-fu is weak, this morning :/ [08:58:31] armage_: on a single wiki? the Special:Version page [08:59:12] on mw.o, probably https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Category:Stable_extensions [09:13:35] samwilson: just found it :) Many thanks any way !! [09:13:52] :) [11:58:43] I would like to install page previews on my website, is there a extension ? I'm reading pagepreviews and betafeatures pages on mediawiki website but do not understand how to install on my host... [12:45:18] Hi, I need some kind of form functionality for my wiki, like a form filling in a template. I found the PageForms Extension. But am I reading it correct, i NEED "Cargo" or Semantic Mediawiki for this? [12:45:35] (That are pretty heavy mods right, might make it hard to upgrade? [12:54:23] (So basicly I'm looking for a simple way to add forms that has a low change of breaking mediawiki/upgrades) [12:55:34] finalbeta: Yaron should be able to tell you if there is a way to use PageForms without SMW or Cargo. [12:57:13] Thanks, I'm open to other form methods too, I'm reading about HTMLForm that lets you create specialpages forms in php. (I don't mind reading, but the danger is that I'm just going in the wrong direction, so I hope someone here can share some form experience. What is the way to go :) ) [13:35:13] ok, to answer my precedent question, PagePreviews is implemented in Extension:Popups, Extension:BetaFeatures is optionnal [17:22:55] Hello? [17:27:39] Bye! [18:49:28] hello? [18:49:36] Hi [18:49:52] can i get help to install mediawiki here? [18:51:03] any help here? :) [18:51:39] zehan: what's your problem? [18:52:34] I'm trying to move my local mediawiki to a live site, through winscp to upload the files, and through mysql to upload the database [18:54:19] but it's not working yet. So I want to reinstall a new mediawiki in the live server directly to do test, how to access the index.php file to get it installed? [18:57:46] nginx server setup, file sharing through FTP, mysqldump, idk, get USB stick size large. [18:58:05] USb and mysqldump may be the easier chocie. [18:59:01] USB is no use if the server is miles away [18:59:27] But um, idk, I have not tried how long it takes to import all of wikipedia, I just index the dump files. [19:00:10] - Which takes a few hours (indexing). [19:00:21] - On a PC. [19:00:58] And then seeking of the files.. it is slower than what I imagine MySQL is. [19:01:16] Less than a second per article though. [19:01:41] This seems unrelated [19:01:46] How much space does the mysql dump of wikipedia take? (MB; GB) [19:02:13] There's no mysql dump [19:02:31] Reedy: idk, I did not bother reading another documentation of how everything with mediawiki works, but I knew how to code. [19:03:14] Ooh, yeah, on the enwiki dump website they take up about as much as the xml, no= [19:03:55] No, just 1/10 approximately. [19:22:00] really dumb question: what needs to be installed on a server for mediawiki to be able to send email? [19:24:34] pear mail stuff potentially [19:25:07] https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Email [19:25:35] (oh, if you really mean on a php package level then my link is probably not that helpful, sorry) [19:25:53] actually I mean at an application level at this point. [19:26:10] this was all setup at some point but now it has magically disappeared. [19:26:52] I don't think my server can send email at all presently [20:03:19] Is there a extension that you can embed SQL codes into a wiki page? [20:03:45] hope you understand this is not safe? [20:04:02] (Which do not access the wiki database directly, but only through SQLite) [20:04:53] If it is SQLite then it will be a separate database, and you can set authorizer callbacks and so on, so it can be made more safe [20:04:53] https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:External_Data [20:07:03] It supports SQLite, but it doesn't directly use SQL statements. I am looking that one can use directly SQL codes on a SQLite database, including recursive WITH, triggers, etc [20:07:49] And use of virtual tables for accessing the categories and so on of the MediaWiki. [20:11:51] Also, is there a extension to store RDF data in the wiki? [23:23:25] My mediawiki on the live site has no style and images, how can i fix it? [23:29:46] zehan: check $wgScriptPath and related variables [23:32:13] I didn't put any variables in $wgScriptPath, that is, $wgScriptPath = ""; what should it be? [23:36:27] Depends on where you have mediawiki installed [23:36:55] also if you have rewrite rules, they might be overriding load.php or something [23:38:03] it is working now! thanks!