Am Freitag, 21. November 2008 schrieb Ilmari Karonen:
> It's pretty fugly compared to the .de page, though. IMHO. Which is why
> I didn't mention it in my previous post. :)
have you ever checked the new version, online since just a few days?
It's a complete rewrite of the portal, using own software featuring
multi-language and multi-project pages and automatic language detection. All
project portals are served by the same scripts, which makes it now easy to
maintain all projects and language (project name, title, description, logos
ect.)
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Guy Van den Broeck wrote:
> Hi,
>
> yes this is a hack to have IE5.5 render the changed stuff with a blue
> background because the curly underline css doesn't work in that
> browser. Feel free to come up with a better solution that is standards
> compliant and cross browser compatible.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Guy
Ok, thanks. Probably needs a note documenting it.
When you edit [[Wikipedia:Help desk]], you get the custom editnotice
[[MediaWiki:Editnotice-4-Help desk]]. The editnotice is emitted
inside a table, between <td> and </td>. The editnotice contains
a bulleted list, rendered as <ul> with a bunch of <li>'s.
However, for some reason, the last </li> and </ul> come out
*after* the closing </td>, making them orphans, so to speak.
I don't know if this affects other custom editnotices.
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common/diff.css contains:
92 span.diff-html-changed {
93 background: url(images/diffunderline.gif) bottom repeat-x;
94 *background-color: #c6c6fd; /* light blue */
95 }
Now, *background-color is a parser error. Is it one of those rules
designed to work only on some user agents or just a typo?
PS: Could someone replace on common/shared.css
border:1px solid darkblue; by border: 1px solid #00008B; /*darkblue*/ ?
Just to get rid of the warning.
For the last 9 months I have been programming mediawiki customizations for my
company. Would it possible for me to submit a patch to the core mediawiki
code?
I have identified a bug in HTMLFileCache.php. One of the member variables is
not properly set early enough, and if extension code is written in a certain
way, the cache code will crash. I lost an entire week to this bug. I almost
gave up, were it not for prodding from others in my company.
As a second question, if I am allowed to submit a patch who would submit such
a patch to?
For reference, here are a couple of sites I have constructed for my company.
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One option might be to use one of the alternative Mediawiki (parser)
implementations.
I know of JAMwiki and Bliki.
JAMwiki is a mostly complete Java implementation. The parser can be
taken out and is reasonably well factored, based on a grammar for
JFlex, a parser generator (if I remember this correctly).
Bliki is purely a Mediawiki parser implementation, not a full-blown
wiki engine, also done in Java.
I'm generally interested in finding a non-php well-factored Mediawiki
syntax parser, ideally written in Java, that I can use for my own
projects.
Are there new alternatives; does anyone have opinions/insights into
the state of the tools mentioned above? It seems pretty tough to track
the Mediawiki syntax...
Cheers,
Dirk
On Mon, Nov 17, 2008 at 5:34 AM, Alex Bernier <alex.bernier(a)free.fr> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I hope it is the right place to ask my question...
>
> I work on a "collaborative correction of books" project. I know there is
> already some projects related to this subject, like Wikisource. The main
> difference between my project and Wikisource is that my books are stored
> in text using DAISY (see http://www.daisy.org/), a format based on XML. I
> have some questions :
>
> 1) Is there some tools to import XML files in a Wiki ?
>
> 2) Is there tools to export a Wiki page in XML ?
>
> 3) I will have to extend the Wikitext (I want to import DAISY XML files in
> my Wiiki and export them from the Wiki to XML DAISY after correction,
> without loosing information). I think it would be easy for the majority of
> the new tags I want to add, but it would be more difficult for some of them.
> For example, I need to improve the headings possibilities of the Wikitext.
> For the moment, it is limited to 5 levels. I need potentially infinite
> imbrications, like this:
> <level>
> <hd>Title 1</hd>
> <level>
> <hd>Title 2</hd>
> ...
> <level>
> <hd>Title n</hd>
> </level>
> </level>
> </level>
>
> Is it possible to add this kind of thing in the Wikitext ? If yes, is it
> possible to do this with an extension, or is it necessary to do "low-levels"
> modifications of the Wikitext parser ?
>
> Best regards,
>
> Alex Bernier
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Hi,
I'm trying to add a large (~250MB) file to my wiki which users should be
able to download. The normal file upload on my wiki is 16MB and I have
no wish to change this - I just want to bypass it in this specific
instance. I'm loathe to just go into tables on ym own and start adding
records as I'm unfamiliar with the DB schema (happy to do it with
guidance). I can also manually copy the file across to the server
instead of uploading it if that makes it easier.
Many thanks in advance for any help you can provide
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Hello,
I hope it is the right place to ask my question...
I work on a "collaborative correction of books" project. I know there is
already some projects related to this subject, like Wikisource. The main
difference between my project and Wikisource is that my books are stored
in text using DAISY (see http://www.daisy.org/), a format based on XML. I
have some questions :
1) Is there some tools to import XML files in a Wiki ?
2) Is there tools to export a Wiki page in XML ?
3) I will have to extend the Wikitext (I want to import DAISY XML files in
my Wiiki and export them from the Wiki to XML DAISY after correction,
without loosing information). I think it would be easy for the majority of
the new tags I want to add, but it would be more difficult for some of them.
For example, I need to improve the headings possibilities of the Wikitext.
For the moment, it is limited to 5 levels. I need potentially infinite
imbrications, like this:
<level>
<hd>Title 1</hd>
<level>
<hd>Title 2</hd>
...
<level>
<hd>Title n</hd>
</level>
</level>
</level>
Is it possible to add this kind of thing in the Wikitext ? If yes, is it
possible to do this with an extension, or is it necessary to do "low-levels"
modifications of the Wikitext parser ?
Best regards,
Alex Bernier