[11:19:03]  user = User(Site(), user) [11:19:03]     for page, oldid, ts, comment in user.contributions(total=5000): [11:19:04]         print(page,oldid, ts, comment) [11:19:04] I am using the above code in pywikibot for getting user contributions [11:19:05] here it gives all the pages user has edited but I only need  user created pages how can I do that [11:19:05] any help please [11:41:57] user contributions will be indeed everything they have edited [11:46:33] you could do user.logevents() but you will need to know the type of event to pass in for new page creation [11:50:57] apergos: any idea what event I need to pass? [11:52:09] in theory the mw api docs will tell you [11:53:05] https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/API:Logevents [11:53:26] create for the type? [11:56:44] so maybe logtype="create" as the arg, see what happens [12:30:30] apergos: Thanks its works [12:30:35] yay! [16:36:01] Hello @Reedy Thanks for the help in getting maps to show from our personal commons wiki to another. We are setting our maps up as a "Data:something.map", which allows us to access them nicely using a mapframe + externaldata. But the geojson editor does not allow us to edit the map, even if we are on our commons site. Is there a way to edit the [16:36:01] .map file using the geojson editor, or is there a better way to have maps GUI editable available across wikis? [16:36:37] I would imagine editing the map on "another wiki" probably isn't going to work (does it work on Wikipedia etc?) [16:40:14] We are happy to edit the code on our commons site but our Data:something.map does not allow editing [16:41:28] On Wikipedia, we cannot edit the .map file. But we can edit geoJson code if that is all there is. But the GeoJson (from what we see) is not able to be set up to view GeoJson as a map across wikis. [18:47:46] Hey all, I have a ton of local files I would like to upload into my wiki. Roughly 25GB worth. It would seem a little silly to do it through the web interface since they're local. Is there some way I can just move all of the files into the upload folder and get mediawiki to recognize them? [18:49:49] Plazey: https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:ImportImages.php [18:51:22] legoktm, thanks, I didn't see that one yet. Do you know if that will copy the files, or will simply use the existing files? [18:51:32] I believe it copies [18:54:34] I will tell you my whole issue, maybe you can help. I created a wiki, I thought they were going to use it for documentation. It turns out they want to use it as a ToC for their existing documentation which resides on a shared folder. They wanted me to allow file:// links in chrome, which I said no to, and now I'm trying to find a better solution. [18:54:54] I figured I would mount the shared folder inside of the wiki upload folder. [19:06:41] ToC = table of contents? [19:07:35] I guess you could just run importImages on a cron and have it overwrite stuff [19:36:44] legoktm, I am considering mounting the drive somewhere else and letting them simply link to them. This will be outside of the upload folder...