Do you work with authentification?
Maybe your Session was terminatet by timeout or similar things
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Gesendet: Mittwoch, 29. März 2006 16:19
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Betreff: [Mediawiki-l] Saving a page, much later
Hi,
Users of mine are running into a problematic situation where a page is left in "edit" mode for several hours. At the end of the day they press "Save" and instead of directly saving, the page shows up a preview.
Users have checked the "Remember me" box so that login shouldn't be an issue here.
Any ideas?
Apache/debien/mediawiki server, firefox/windowsxp clients.
Thanks
Laurent
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I have found sessions time out if left for a while, the remember me
thing uses a cookie to log you in again when you move to another page,
this is obviously happening after the save process.
You may be able to adjust your php.ini file to increase the timeouts, or
I may be completely wrong about the whole process?
Arthur
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Sent: 29 March 2006 15:39
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Subject: Re: [Mediawiki-l] Saving a page, much later
Vasiliadis, Thomas wrote:
> Do you work with authentification?
> Maybe your Session was terminatet by timeout or similar things
>
I assumed that since "Remember me" is selected, sessions would not
timeout. When the user presses the save button, a preview is displayed.
Just clicking save again will save the page without requiring a login...
So I wonder, what happens if someone else modified the same page during
the day? Would the preview show the changes of both users? Would the
middle user lose its changes?
jdd wrote:
> this is a bad idea, but it happens to me also :-(
I understand. I try to teach my users not to do that, but sometimes it's
more of a matter of writing a page, being distracted for several hours,
then coming back to the computer and going "Woah, i should finish
writing this."
Is there a mechanism in mediawiki to deal with such things? Does
mediawiki check if changes have occured so that a conflict would occur
and request the user to "merge" his own page along with the other page?
Regards,
Laurent
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Thank you,
I was using google in german, but maybee I have to do it in english in future.
TV
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Betreff: Re: [Mediawiki-l] Automatic changing of many articles
On Wed, 29 Mar 2006 13:14:43 +0200
"Vasiliadis, Thomas" <T.Vasiliadis(a)schlemmerblock.de> wrote:
>
> >>> I fount the PythonMediaWikiBot, but I can only use PHP or Pearl.
>
>
> >>Keep in mind that pywikipediabot is a client-side program suite: it
> >>does not run on the web server, but on your own computer; it
> >>connects to the server over HTTP just as your web browser does.
>
> >I will take a second look at pywikipediabot
>
> OK, I have installed Phyton on my client and now I am trying to
> understand how I modify the Scripts to get acces to my Wiki and not to
> modify Wikipedia with my garbage.
> I found the config file (user-config.py) but I do not now, how to tell
> the script to login to my server or how the name of my server ist.
> I haven't found a tutorial either. At least no one which I am able to
> understand (it is my first time using Pyton and I only want the Bots
> running over my Wiki)
>
> Have anybody a suggestion where I can find a tutorial for bloody
> newbees??
A quick Google gave me this link:
http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Using_the_python_wikipediabot
and this one:
http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Pywikipedia_bot_on_non-wikimedia_projects
Wilinckx.
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>>> I fount the PythonMediaWikiBot, but I can only use PHP or Pearl.
>>Keep in mind that pywikipediabot is a client-side program suite: it
>>does not run on the web
>>server, but on your own computer; it connects to the server over HTTP
>>just as your web browser
>>does.
>I will take a second look at pywikipediabot
OK, I have installed Phyton on my client and now I am trying to
understand how I modify the Scripts to get acces to my Wiki and not to
modify Wikipedia with my garbage.
I found the config file (user-config.py) but I do not now, how to tell
the script to login to my server or how the name of my server ist.
I haven't found a tutorial either. At least no one which I am able to
understand (it is my first time using Pyton and I only want the Bots
running over my Wiki)
Have anybody a suggestion where I can find a tutorial for bloody
newbees??
Thanks a lot
TV
OK, I think I won't do such a thing :-)
Thank you for ure time
TV
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Gesendet: Mittwoch, 29. März 2006 12:31
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Betreff: Re: [Mediawiki-l] Focus on the search field
Vasiliadis, Thomas wrote:
> Hi,
>
> is there any way to set the focus on the search field, so that if I
> open the Wikistartpage, I can write in the search field without use
> the mouse first such is it solved by google.
Although MediaWiki includes a search tool, it is a *wiki*, not a search engine.
Setting focus to the search field would:
* destroy keyboard navigation
* destroy the ability to use fragment links to jump to sections
* generally be very annoying 99% of the time
If for some reason you insist on doing this, you can just slip in some JavaScript. There are numerous JavaScript references on the web.
-- brion vibber (brion @ pobox.com)
Vasiliadis, Thomas wrote:
> Hi there,
>First, upgrade to the current release (now 1.5.8) IMMEDIATELY!
I'll do :-)
>> I fount the PythonMediaWikiBot, but I can only use PHP or Pearl.
>What's wrong with Python? Have you signed some contract forbidding the
execution of programs
>written in Python or something?
>Keep in mind that pywikipediabot is a client-side program suite: it
does not run on the web
>server, but on your own computer; it connects to the server over HTTP
just as your web browser
>does.
That was my fault, I thaugt I have to install this on my Server
I will take a second look at pywikipediabot
By
TV
Hi,
is there any way to set the focus on the search field, so that if I open
the Wikistartpage, I can write in the search field without use the mouse
first such is it solved by google.
Thank you all.
TV
Hi there,
Is there any way to modify a lot of articels in a mediaWiki 1.5.3 which
does not contain Phyton?
I fount the PythonMediaWikiBot, but I can only use PHP or Pearl.
I took a lock in the Database, but the artikels aren't in plain text but
in Blobs. Is it possible to modify them?
Any suggestion would be greate!
Thanx
TV
Any update on URL case-sensitivity?
For what it's worth: Is it simple to make LocalSettings variable that says
something along the lines of:
CaseInsensitiveURLs = disabled # default
If "enabled," it makes someone typing in the URL from some other reference
make sure they always hit the wiki page regardless of case...and the
URL-to-page-title-page-matching mechanisms essentially uses what is
available in the "Go" field right now wrt case-insensitive page discovery.
(I currently co-admin a MW 1.4.0 server...and yes I know we are woefully
behind. We are currently in the process of migrating to a set of MW 1.5.x
servers.)
For what it's worth, we have converted my entire company over to wiki
usage, and many of us type in the URLs by hand to save time having to go to
"Go" field and type it in there...and every day I grumble about not having
case-insensitive URL matching.
If someone can point me to the best place to change this code to support
this, I might try my hand at it myself...if it's not already implemented.
-Matt
>Brion Vibber brion at pobox.com
>Tue Sep 20 19:32:28 UTC 2005
>Re: [Mediawiki-l] Where can I read about the URL case-sensitivity debate?
>
>Matt England wrote:
> > I'm sure this has been debated many times, so I simply ask:
> >
> > Where's the best place to read about the current state of affairs with
> > respect case sensitivity for MW URLs?
>
>There is no support for case-insensitive titles at this time.
>
>It may be added some day in the future, requiring database changes to
>move case-normalized titles out into another table and provide proper
>matching.
>
>-- brion vibber (brion @ pobox.com)