I am developing a website, which has MediaWiki as the default page and
phpBB as the forum where "community portal" links to. Both the
MediaWiki and phpBB are on the same server.
I need this feature for my website:
1. User only has to register once, then he/she will be a member in
both the wiki and forum;
2. After user logs on in either the forum or wiki, he/she will have
logged on in the other.
3. After user logs out in either the forum or wiki, he/she will have
logged out in the other.
Can you help me? Thanks very much!!
Hello,
I am still having this problem, although I believe that it is specific
to the settings of MediaWiki, seeing that I have other MediaWiki
installations (also 1.7.1) on the same server, and they do not have
this problem.
When a user loads the recent changes page on my wiki, the CPU
utilization on my server goes up to 99 to 100% for a single Apache
process, and that process stays alive for *exactly* 60 seconds (which
also happens to be the cutoff time for PHP scripts on my server).
This only happens *after* the recent changes page has been sent to the
browser, and the connection has been closed (I have KeepAlive off).
I have no idea what is going on, and any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Kasimir Gabert
--
Kasimir Gabert
I'm sorry for what I think will end up being a simple question, but we
want to prevent a particular section from being editted. NOEDITSECTION
prevents the all the section edits from being displayed. Is there a
work around for just one section (or two) from being edited without
putting text in that says please don't edit?
Thanks in advance,
Gwen
Sorry, I pushed send on that last email a little too quickly ... i
should have dug a little deeper before posting here.
I now realize that getParentCategoryTree() is in fact retreiving the
data i expected. It looks like it is storing the tree in a
multidimensional array. Each parent category is stored in a key and
its value is an array of its own parent categories.
So my question is ...
Is there a built in mediawiki function that can take the results from
getParentCategoryTree() and produce a list or do i need to do this
manually?
And ... is getParentCategoryTree() the most efficient way (maybe it's
the only way?) to retrieve the category tree for an article?
thanks again
From: J?r?mie Bouillon <jeremie(a)shadowfrance.net>
Subject: Re: [Mediawiki-l] Index.php Removal
> Russ Lavoie wrote:
> >
> > This is what my URL looks like...
> > http://en.somedomain.com/index.php/Main_Page I want it to look like
> > http://en.somedomain.com <http://en.somedomain.com/> if that is
> > possible. Mostly I just want to get rid of the index.php in the URL.
>
>
> In your root, you install your MediaWiki in /w/
> In your root, you put a .htaccess with the rules indicated in the doc
> (or in Apache conf, if you can/know how to do that)
> Set $wgArticlePath = "/wiki/$1"; in LocalSettings.php
>
> It should work.
>
Is it supposed to work also for a (hosted) install in /w/ in a
sub-domain? ( like "edit.somedomain.org/w/ ). That is, does "root" in
the example above apply also when the root directory is
"edit.somedomain.org" ?
I never got it to work either, although I tried so many things according
to the instructions on meta. There must be something missing in the text
- or inside my head...
Regards,
// Rolf Lampa
Hi,
I can't seem to find the reference page for tags like __NOTOC__ , etc. I
searched everywhere but only get general help or configuration settings.
Thanks.
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Howdy
I have the unenviable task of creating a standard set of documentation
that is really an aggregation of information that lives in a variety
of different places. Now I was wondering what would be the best way of
building such pages?
Should rely completely upon the Wiki and use WikiTemplates to have
common blocks identified (e.g. hostinfo) or should I try and snarf
if out from various databases or even some single issue RSS feed.
Of course this make the documentation difficult to maintain, but at the
same time it theoretically is dynamic reflecting whatever the state
of the various input sources.
The alternative is create a skeleton and let people edit that and plug
things in. If I use that method how "ugly" is having a skeletion
with WikiTemplates in it?
Something like
{{Template}}
Text
More Text
{{Template}}
More Text
Even More Text
{{Template}}
External Links
Or some such?
Please let me know.
Thanks
Ron Hall
Senior Analyst
McGill University
NCS - Enterprise Systems
"Yusuf Mohsinally" <yusufm(a)hotmail.com> said:
---
I can't seem to find the reference page for tags like __NOTOC__ , etc. I
searched everywhere but only get general help or configuration settings.
---
http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Section#Table_of_contents_.28TOC.29
-- Mark A. Mandel
Linguistic Data Consortium, University of Pennsylvania
[This text prepared with Dragon NaturallySpeaking.]
I was wondering if anyone is working on using Amazon's S3 service to store and deliver images? At $0.15/gigabyte storage and $0.20/gigabyte transfer per month, it's hard to beat that.
More details at Amazon's site: http://www.amazon.com/gp/browse.html?node=16427261
Thanks for your time.
-Mitch