Knowledge:Village pump (technical)/Archive 84

4-tilde (~) live username signature at the TOP OF THE PAGE you are editing: that way, during edit-preview, you can see if you get logged out after being away several hours (or days). If you forget to remove the 4-tilde (~ ~ ~ ~) signature in an article, don't worry: someone else will remove it for you, soon enough (tolerance for Knowledge's 2-month and 6-month vandalism hacks has made people tolerant of even simple mistakes). It is more important for you to keep edits attributed to your username than leaving a few signatures in articles, where most people really just skip over that when they are reading. It is not unusual for an article to be viewed "27,000" times before people fix spelling or grammar. Most people come to read topic details, regardless of typos. Anyway, please try to use your login username when you want to keep track. -

10936:}} 4 times for every title with "(" and hence, using {str_len} 5 times for every such title. Because {Str_find} uses 99 {str_left} (with {padleft}) for every string searched, then {Italic_title} is using 450 calls to {padleft} for every title containing left paren "(" in the title. {Italic_title} always invokes {str_find} 1 or more times, so that's at least 35,303,000 calls to {padleft}, plus 350 more uses of {padleft} for each italiziced name with "(" in the title, probably nearly 30 million. So, {Italic title} is using more than 64 million calls to padleft. Based on a sample of 10,000 italicized titles, where 2336 titles had parentheses "()", the indication is that 82,500 articles using {Italic title} have "()". Hence, the processing for "()" adds nearly 82,500 x 350 = 28,875,000 more calls to {padleft}. I have mentioned this under 1665:, nested hundreds deep, plus defining local variables (including line, word or page counters). Those features can be provided by a relatively simple one-pass preprocessor. The expansion limit of 40 nested templates is an unfortunate choice for the current complex template processing. I would raise to 60 (or perhaps 100). Regardless, it should be easy to allow a simple macro scripting language which defines local variables: we know templates consider "{{{x|25.0}}}" to be local when "x" defaults, but MediaWiki cannot retain that value of x as "25.0" for use later, only when passed into a template. I am not advocating we require macros to have 3983:

the real changes to see during a diff. Decades ago, people realized how the size of the multi-line diff-bracket affects the comparison to re-sync lines, so that diff-bracket needs to be a user-specified option, especially in lists where the data is similar, and the diff-bracket is the wrong size so that old lines, which should be considered unchanged, are instead shown as part of a larger difference. There are so many simple changes which could be made to simplify double-checking of edits, but perhaps copy 2 revisions of a page to your PC and use diff-tools to compare versions in your disk files (and count the number of changes, etc.). -

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incidental consequence of server upgrades planned at that time, but maybe that hasn't been the case. In general though, parser functions are not designed for accurate arithmetic, and I would suggest that it is probably best to avoid using them in ways that would require very precise arithmetic. (They actually could be tweaked to make roundoff errors quite rare at the expense of some precision and more expensive operations, but developers where against those efforts. Actually, some developers were generally opposed to anything that would make parser math more useful, on the grounds that they didn't want to encourage its use.)

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preserved. You can't go to the patrol log and find the rcid that was patrolled, or even the revision that was patrolled (without manually noting the patrol timestamp and checking it against the article's edit history). The rcid eventually dies anyway and (presumably) is reused for another edit some time down the road. So, why can't we just mark a page as patrolled without providing an rcid? That would solve the problem of articles being unpatrollable after 30 days without the resource problems posed by extending the rcid expiration time.

10050:, but is not easy reading. Some 28 rules must be applied to a character string (in memory), using the 19 bidi-types in the above linked table, while interpreting paragraph breaks, linebreaks and looking at neighboring character properties. A group of rules is specific for LtoR numbers in RtoL scripts, but as you write an "F" or so might break the logic. (detail: in LRO and RLE &tc, O=override, E=embed, and 'Pop Directional Format' (pop) is the general closing bidi-bracket for the latest (closest, deepest nested) LRx/RLx bidi-bracket). - 9286:. Think of Knowledge as an exercize in spaznology: just how spastic can things be and yet the human mind can still get results with it. Of course, some day, parameters could be changed to allow outer square-brackets, "" as easier to read when nested: {{mytemplate||}]}}. However, meanwhile, all the excessive nested "{{{{{}}}{{}}}}}" are proof of the human mind's ability to overcome adversity and make progress. Even then, we would remember the days when people seeing unreadable "{{{{}}}{{{}{}{{}}}}" was a test for normalcy. - 13075:

new users who don't carefully read the instructions think that by placing the hangon tag they can remove the original speedy tag. They can't , but for the hangon tag to continue to list in the category makes sure we deal with the articles just the same. (The only problem is when someone adds a hangon tag to contest a prod or an AfD nomination, & thus gets the article listed in speedy also, which was certainly not their intent. When we admins see that, we just remove the tag & if necessary, explain what to do.)

11631:" to match either the literal "p" or its hex-code. A #switch can have over 1,400 values in the branches. Long term, I think we need to change the NewPP preprocessor to allow metacharacters, such as the UNIX "\b" or "\t" for a space or a tab, at least to treat some entities such as " " as the 1-character value   with string length of 1. Currently, using " " is a 5-character string (&-#-3-2-;), and " " is a 6-character string until displayed. UNIX has used the backslash "\" as the 9681:!), just the basics for users new to Commons upload of "free" images. They are improving secure login to allow returning to non-secure browser windows (but any celebrities had best continue editing with secure-post mode). A lot of clerical changes: it's mostly like re-arranging deck chairs (or coal shovels) on the Titanic, rather than building new ships to solve major concerns. Bigger changes usually happen to templates or policies than to the MediaWiki features. Remember, last year we removed the 6913:]" with a spelling problem. Also, remember the bots which were fixing the spelling errors in vandalism jokes? Bots were just flooding WP with more useless revisions, of properly worded vandalism, as the Most Smartest Bots. Meanwhile, we DO NOT want bots polishing bad articles to "unsmoke" them; instead, "bad grammar predicts bad data" and we want to find poorly written articles to improve all of their content, and references, not just the grammar. From that viewpoint, bad grammar is a 5353:

rounding "1.5444086342 sq mi" to "1.5 sq mi", two rounds to "1.54", three to "1.544", and so on. Everything outputted should be correct, it just depends on the amount of precision you want. If you choose to not include that parameter, then the template makes an assumption that you want the same number of significant digits output as the figure you input. So, if you input "4.5328 km2", it will output "1.7501 sq mi". Hope this answers your question.

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blocked person should not edit with any username while blocked, but their other username(s) do not record the stigma of the blocked username, and so appear to be quiet users who rarely enter quarrels. Also, the use of "noinclude" tags allows an article to be included within another article where the no-included portions will be omitted there. Editing an article that way should be addressed at the Village Pump Policy discussion (

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Perhaps, but that's not what's needed: http%3A%2F%2Fwww.google.co.uk%2Fsearch%3Fq%3D%22David%2BAllen%2BGreen%22%26ie%3Dutf-8%26oe%3Dutf-8%26aq%3Dt%26rls%3Dorg.mozilla%3Aen-GB%3Aofficial%26client%3Dfirefox-a%23q%3D%22David%2BAllen%2BGreen%22%26oe%3Dutf-8%26rls%3Dorg.mozilla%3Aen-GB%3Aofficial%26client%3Dfirefox-a%26um%3D1%26ie%3DUTF-8%26tbo%3Du%26tbs%3Dnws%3A1%26source%3Dog%26sa%3DN%26hl%3Den%26tab%3Dwn%26fp%3Dacdf426d122b1dae

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on essays to improve performance, such as making {Cite web} & {Cite book} run 4x times faster & smaller, which are 95% the wikitext of scholar's articles. Also, we need to avoid those large bottom navboxes which are causing "50,000" articles to reformat all the time. Over 1.1 million navboxes are typically doubling the size of "every" article on Wikpedia (it should be running twice as slow for everyone). --

10755:@ Gary: no, it happens occasionally (I'd say once or thrice a month). It could be a Safari-dependent thing - a semi-random rendering mistake, a weird undocumented 'feature' that I'm somehow triggering accidentally (and yeah, it's not a tab key thing - that would take it to the 'minor edit' checkbox first). Unfortunately I can't replicate it on demand; I was just hoping someone else had a clue about it. -- 8673:), to see if there are restrictions to using "noinclude" tags in an article. Some people think cancer (or earthquakes) are God's punishment, so as usual, be careful when contacting a short-term user, where there is little edit history to check for mental stability. As you might know, the U.S. has a severe mental health crisis, with handguns everywhere, and Knowledge is a target website, aka a 12358: 10603: 5441: 3292: 3252: 3174: 12035:, based on the brightness formula: ((Red value * 299) + (Green value * 587) + (Blue value * 114)) / 1000. The brightness of tan is: 191.352 compared to the brightness of red: 76, a difference of 115, not the required 125, so redlinks would likely be considered invalid brightness in note boxes. The focus needs to be on "almost passing" the guideline, as an acceptable approach. - 9585:. I'm in the UK and the problem does get worse as the day goes on(likely as more US traffic). At times I get a 50% fail rate to posting. I rarely do a 'show preview' anymore because the fail rate is high. I just submit and if it fails.....after about 15 seconds, hit back and submit again. I've only double posted once. Still it's not a fun way to edit. Regards, 11609:: IPA-number -- symbol -- Unicode-decimal-value. E.g. the font does display well through Unicode-HTML-reference (but that same code does not return the IPAsym article name, as is the issue here). After this thread, the solution must be: editor expected to enter all three out of three. That will do, we'll just have to instruct (document for ) the editor. - 12135:" as a valid alternate spelling. If most people set their screenreaders to announce font colors, then perhaps let users know that multi-color signatures will be cumbersome to hear. When a committee designs an unworkable language feature, it typically has a real-world patch to become usable, so expect font settings to continue in that manner. - 8460:, i.e. any substring that doesn't follow a word character (a–z, A–Z, 0–9, or "_", IIRC), and consists of any of the protocols in $ wgUrlProtocols followed by one or more of any character other than controls (U+0000–U+001F or U+007F), space, square brackets, less-than, greater-than, double-quote. Then post-process each found string as follows: 431:

on ..." box, normally full-width extreme bottom showing squeezed to the width of the left margin (the strip with the Knowledge globe at top); browser default font in use. Images also take longer to load. Page saves usually take two or three attempts to go through. This has been happening for about 24 hours. --

5302:. In that case an editor should look at the whole article to see if the ref is used elsewhere and either remove other uses or copy the body of the reference to an other use (assuming is isn't already copied but that's rare). And yes, after clicking Save you see the same public version as everybody else. 13701:

There are many bots that make thousands of edits a day. But sure, it could be made to only work once a month or once a week (weekly would probably be best at any rate). Many articles on publicly-traded companies contain well-out-of-date financial info. I'm more interested to know if it is technically

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But that's just a subcategory--listing it there automatically lists int in the main category also. And so it should. Some of us who patrol speedy check the critical subcategories first, some go by the time the speedy was placed, some--like myself--go through it alphabetically. Just as Kww said, many

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a five-character string, in the HTML source as well as in wikitext. There are some situations where you do want to be able to evaluate it as one character, and some situations where you wouldn't. Introducing new behaviour for previously-unmagic notation is dangerous, and would require a huge amount

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The Save Page button should always be activated when hitting Enter on the Edit Summary because it appears first in the HTML, even though there are three submit buttons on the edit page (Save Page, Show Preview, Show Changes). I've never had the problem that you are describing. Has this been happening

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I suspected the developers are testing new MediaWiki 1.17 on some servers, but maybe not. I didn't see any great, giant new features in 1.17, but all computer-math is showing 15/16 digit precision, rather than some having 12/13 digits, a few weeks ago (so that indicates system upgrades). I am working

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div. Since the outer div has the original non-reduced font size, it causes the the calculated column width to be slightly wider then those using the refbegin templates, which delays triggering the 'next' column. Basically, to get three columns back, you need to decrease the column width (on my 1280px

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Many editors, seemingly new with a new account name, are actually experienced editors who might be editing a controversial area, afraid of repercussions with their other username(s). Some admins have blocked a person's username for 1 week or 1 month when disagreeing with other editors. Technically, a

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I checked the collection and it renders fine (manually, not through the "webinterface"). I believe the problem is the sheer size of the collection: fetching the resources and rendering took ~50 minutes on an otherwise idle machine. Currently there is a time limit of 60 minutes after which render jobs

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Emil is right, but to answer your question, editcounts and all change every second. That means, pages using these templates will have to purge constantly. Not good... The only way to program new ones would be if you had commit access to mediawiki, or if you developed your own extension. But you could

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Thanks. So it appears that the only way to make this happen is to extend the rcid expiration time, and it sounds like the side effects from doing that would be too troublesome to justify making the change for this purpose. I just wanted to make sure there wasn't a practical way to make this happen,

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To expand on Emil's answer, the answer lies in the 0 and 1 in each template you used. This is the degree of rounding you want to use. So, when you want to round to zero significant digits, you are saying you want to round "1.5444086342 sq mi" to "2 sq mi". If you choose one significant digit, you are

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Thank you for bringing this up. Basically, the issue is "Knowledge sockpuppets of x" categories, where a user had their real name as their Knowledge name and now when someone (presumably employers) do a google search of them, the Knowledge page comes up. The linked discussion above is the second such

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In general, articles should have smaller paragraphs, so that less text is show in the diff before-versus-after blocks. A trick I have used is to save as 2 separate edits: the first edit adds line breaks or adjusts the blank lines (most people don't care about extra line breaks); then the 2nd edit has

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edits by you, you don't need checkuser to find these edits. You just need to figure out what IPs you'd have used during those eras (which Checkuser couldn't find anyway). Generally ISPs have a limited IP subset range (depending on ISP and market). It can range from (generally) a pool of about 256 IPs

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There is no fixed plan atm. The holdup is the lack of an experienced developer that has enough skill, free time and a thick enough skin to actually take on such a huge project. Most volunteer devs are only casual contributors doing patch work and other small incremental work. Paid devs have plenty of

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and there's an advantage in trying to check the new ones , for this gets the worst problematic material deleted fastest. (of course, it also gets some things deleted too fast when they're still under construction.) Perhaps we should make the option to go from the end a little more prominent , to get

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It's less than 2000 pages at the moment, but I'm not keeping up. I've done some manual trimming, but it's time-consuming. Garion, the redirects on my list are commonly things that I'm watching for a reason, e.g., to make sure that they stay redirects. Δ, thanks for the offer. I'll probably email

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One thing that can sometimes make a difference (here in the UK anyway) is the server that you log in through. In the normal course of things the secure server is very slightly slower than the normal server, but if the normal server goes dead slow you may find that the secure server is running at its

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How can I monitor the meta: namespace to see if someone creates the pages there? AFAIK I've only ever used the en wikipedia, but somehow I have logons for some others also. I've no idea how they came about but it bothers me that these things happen without me realising what happened. Can I remove my

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Consider the characters comma, semicolon, backslash, period, colon, exclamation point, and question mark. If the string doesn't contain a left parenthesis, also consider right-parenthesis. Remove any of these characters from the end of the string, e.g. change "http://www.example.com/?foo=1!?!?!," to

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You might be able to simplify this somewhat without too many problems, but AFAICT this is the procedure MediaWiki follows to find bare links: First you have to expand templates and avoid considering text involved in quite a bit of other wiki markup (e.g. internal links, bracketed external links, and

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Last time I looked into it (two years ago maybe?), the precision of parser function arithmetic actually depended on which server did the processing. Some servers were giving 15/16 decimal digits while others gave 12/13 (I think?). I understood at the time that 15/16 would become the standard as an

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A page can't be marked as patrolled after it's removed from the recentchanges table because there's nothing left to patrol after that. You're not actually patrolling the page or revision, you're patrolling the recentchanges entry for the revision. That's why you need rcid: it corresponds to rc_id in

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That is a correct analysis. The section-edit-preview looks only at one section, so it has no idea of dependent refs in other sections. Obviously the whole-page-version that is the article itself takes into account all the sections, and therefore finds the error, giving you the big red letters. It is

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I never zoom on anything, but I did see this on another computer which I had never logged in on before (and indeed hadn't, I clicked edit as an anon). So its Javascript and others notice it? That's all I needed to know. The edit screen thing isn't happening right now after I restarted Firefox, but I

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I would speculate that (as this was a public computer subject to less-than-tender use) the scroll-wheel-click is sticking, and it may sometimes be difficult or impossible to turn off the scrolling mode. If the button is stuck and the mouse can't return to its normal mode, you won't be able to click

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All I can say is it's probably something on your end, as something has got to seriously be out of whack for the page to be served that way to your browser. Meaning, even if your browser rendered the page strangely, the order of the submit buttons shouldn't change. For instance, maybe it's a Firefox

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Thank you both. In this case, the unicode characters worked to override each temperature word and retain the flow of the surrounding Arabic text: using "‮F°&#x202C" reversed the text as "°F" without disturbing the nearby Arabic text. They have a special symbol for "F" Fahrenheit, but

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I can't duplicate this - I'm using chrome 8.0.552.224 on Windows Vista - tried both the "regular" and "incognito" modes with both my regular account and this one. Perhaps it's a different version of Chrome - can you give your version & the OS that you're working with and perhaps someone with a

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Nothing seems to be wrong with the RegXs. The script works when I put it into my console... I also imported it... Works fine.... (I'm using chrome). Normally these problems are caused by a syntax error elsewhere (If there's a syntax error in your monobook/vector js, it won't even be imported.), but

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page. The last hardware program I wrote was for a 300 baud modem so I'm a bit dated in my computer skills. I'll just have to hit up the whatismyip.com site, which is what I've already been doing when I have the time. Trouble is, they expect me to actually work when I'm at work so that cuts down the

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There was an objection to using things like Lua because they create a dependency on an executable or a PHP extension that would need to be compiled. This would make Knowledge content unusable on some crappy shared hosting service where users don't have shell access or PHP is restricted from running

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on the mouse. This puts the cursor into a scrolling mode, where if you move the cursor to the top or bottom of your screen it will scroll the page of text up or down. This scrolling mode can be turned off with another click of the scroll wheel. Testing under Internet Explorer 8 on Windows Vista,

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bring something back, it's usually failed to bring in all the CSS classes, so the page appearance is screwed. Examples include: infobox frameless and showing at upper left instead of upper right; navbox showing without content (as if collapsed and unable to expand); the "This page was last modified

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I have also had an unusual number of connection time outs, 'server not available' messages, and general slowness of response, over the same recent periods as mentioned by the posters above. These problems are only related to WMF sites. I connect from Thailand using MacOS with FFox and Safari

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censorship which warned people not to tell others about new articles: now if you write a new article and tell 9 people, you can't be accused of conspiracy to provide too much valuable information. I think we will need to have a 2nd Knowledge, which can risk major new features without the fear that

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I also noticed terribly slow response time, the past few days, where perhaps 1 in 10 edit-previews would time-out (So, I made mirror edits in a text-editor window to avoid losing all edits due to time-out). The developers might have restricted user resources, for a few days, in preparation for the

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So, the specific problem is when floor(2.0) yields "1" due to the internal value for 2.0 really being 1.999999999999997 (or such). The fix adds 1E-9 (0.000000001) as being floor(2.0+1E-9) yielding "2" as intended. Internally, adding 1.999999999999997+1E-9 generates x=2.000000001 with floor(x)=2. I

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True that some bots can make a huge amount of edits, but I think that few of them constantly update the same page over and over again. I was just thinking how useless it might be to have a history page for a rarely edited article filled to the brim with updates by a single bot. (I do realize that

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Can I ask whether you've tried reading this page with the greenscreen gadget enabled? If not, please do so: go to your preferences and check the box labeled ""Use a black background with green text on the Monobook skin"". Then come back and read your comment above, and perhaps you'll understand

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It might be a good idea to adjust the brightness of whichever screen you are using, on a day/night basis, to reduce eyestrain. Perhaps lower the brightness during dark hours. Also, avoid facing bright windows behind a computer, as focusing on computer screens might cause more intense viewing than

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Second, bad article with good grammar is (slightly) better than bad article with bad grammar. If you see an article, you can identify whether it's good or bad regardless of the quality of its grammar. And I don't think any significant amount of searching for grammar errors is going on, apart from

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Perhaps hundreds of thousands of misuses of then and than. The main problem though is people are often quoted using them incorrectly, and we shouldn't misquote them. I suppose something like AWB will need to be used though. Can we just put people on alert to this? It is probably the most serious,

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has a feature where you can replace a deprecated parameter name with another. But before you fire it up and do such a run, consider whether it is really worth it. One reason could be that the parameter name was causing too much confusion that resulted in editors adding the wrong kind of data. For

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They're automatic, it's tested when you try to load the delete form. The method used to estimate the revision count is somewhat inaccurate, and in a database which is changing as rapidly as wikipedia's, it can fluctuate rapidly. The data will also be being selected from a randomly-chosen one of

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Trilobitealive, before you login again, click on "login for 30 days" BEFORE entering your username, to remain all day or a month. If you cannot risk 30-day login, then logout after several hours, and re-login to avoid a login timeout which stores your IP address. Also, when you edit a page, put a

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Oops. I should have clarified that. There are over 1,000 users patrolling the front of the list and only a handful patrolling the back of the list. So several hundred articles fall off the end and aren't reviewed each month. If the list is reversed, then maybe more people would patrol at the end

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1.17), but not yet according to the WP release id. That type of title issue is one of their efforts: to handle text after quotemarks in a URL, or reject other bad data, but not specifically for images, so perhaps someone else knows more. Watch for the MediaWiki version to switch to 1.17xxx (this

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to handle ranges of billions without exceeding the tiny expansion limit of 40 nested if-else or nested templates. The rewrite uses the math function floor(x), which implicitly uses extreme precision, because "floor(2.0)" gives "1" when the internal value of 2.0 is just a tiny amount below 2. The

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Is it technically feasible to remove the requirement that a valid rcid is required for marking a page as patrolled? I understand that an rcid is required to correlate the page to the recentchanges table, but I still don't understand what purpose that serves. That information doesn't seem to be

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Thanks. I'm wondering what would cause that message to appear and disappear. That same talk page, five minutes beforehand, did not display the over-5000-message. Then suddenly it did. And then later it didn't again (or, rather, the archive that page's edits were moved to didn't). That's why I'm

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left unfixed, I might add, precisely in order to allow string manipulation) to cut off bits of the strip marker, meaning it is not recognised as complete and is not replaced with its processed contents. I can't show you what the end of the strip markers looks like because if you leave the whole

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Nobots should be a temporary fix only. There are a few cases (Monocieous/Monecieous springs to mind) where it has been hard work getting the interwikis sorted "permanently" but in my opinion it is worth it to avoid having a growing number of articles with crufty bot-directive templates on them.

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block is seen by the preprocessor, and snipped out and replaced by a strip marker; the control character you see at the start of the marker (there's one at the end as well) is there precisely to be impossible to generate in actual text; it is impossible to create a 'fake' strip marker in raw

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Its from the commercial website www.keymanweb.com by Tavultesoft. It loads external JS and has the potential for keylogging, but seems wider used than just here. If you want to be sure, you need to do a full review of the code (i don't have the time). How much do you trust the company ? :D

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I don't like that idea: it would make those tools to show up in even more places, and thus it would be sent for even more people who can't use it at all! Edittools only works for those who have javascript, so it should only be dowloaded by users with javascript, preferably using AJAX,

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I gave up trying to manage my watchlist when it got past 2,000. It's one of the few major MediaWiki features I never use. The issue is that there are always some gadget(s) or program(s) that I don't realize has an auto-add-to-watchlist setting and I run a couple thousand pages in it.

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As OP demonstrates, the correct use is {{#formatdate:2011-01-24}} (international standard), not to use a different regional format. We have many pages other than articles, including interface pages and pages explaining how {{#formatdate}} works. Presumably there are all affected too.

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Well you have explained the function of safesubst: to me well enough, I have looked at that documentation page a number of times, and improved what I could, but it never explained the salient point of safesubst: so I could never improve the wording, it's good to see it getting done

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The PDF comes up for me, but it says at the top "WARNING: Article could not be rendered - ouputting plain text. Potential causes of the problem are: (a) a bug in the pdf-writer software (b) problematic Mediawiki markup (c) table is too wide". Is this the same issue you're getting?

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The expressions above bare little resemblance to what you are describing (where are the 1E-9, 100000, etc.). Why are you attempting calculations to this precision using parser functions? Why do you expect them to perform better than standard 64-bit IEEE floating-point arithmatic?

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notice when it's grey. This means I've become logged out; and when this happens, I start Knowledge on another browser tab, log in there, return to my first tab, click "Show preview" and the save button turns green again, so I can safely save with the edit attributed to my login.

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Thanks. That was what I was afraid of. I don't want to apply to become an admin or to get more user rights, (I still don't know what to do with Reviewer rights for instance) I just want to try to keep up with my own edits. Will look at the link you gave on the logged out issue.

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Knowledge is often slow, even down sometimes. It happens to all of us. If you're only having the problem with Knowledge and have cleared your cache etc., then that just simply makes it more likely that the website and not your browser, Internet connection, etc. is the problem.

8143:. Literally all that template does is wrap its input in that titled span. If you don't want the content to be in the span, don't call the template. Calling the template to wrap the span, then looking for another mechanism to undo that effect, is totally circular processing. 9336:

Out of interest, is the image archive for international Wikipedias hosted on the same servers as the English? I ask as it might be cost-saving to combine the image archives to one giant one for all languages. This sounds large but would save duplicate uploads across versions.

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Thanks DJ, I did not know about that tool. I am curious though about building a parameter to point to a start and an end within a clip. That tool saves the file separately, which takes up a lot of space. Is messing around with the script something someone is willing to do?

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request that has been made, the first of which I noticed when going through empty categories at one point, and the second having been this one when someone e-mailed me about it. Even though it's a deleted page, it would be nice to have something there preventing indexing.

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No, they can be sent whenever you make a request, as long as you update them whenever the server happens to send back a new one. Most HTTP toolkits will actually handle that automatically for you, anyway, and every one of them will send those cookie with every request.

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In particular, the yellow "n" is very difficult to see against the background colour of this page (the orange "e" isn't much better). The background is a pale greenish-blue here, but other talk pages differ: you shouldn't make assumptions about the background colour of

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Reflist was overhauled some two months ago in order to make plain references look the same as reflist. This means some recoding in the CSS for reflist as well. The problem seems to be that reflist is now wrapped in two nested divs, with the smaller font size set in the

2369:", i.e. making "safesubst:" the default value of the parameter with an empty name. Of course, that does allow someone to do {{subst:hello world|=}} to give wikitext like in #1 or {{hello world|=garbage}} to really screw things up, but it's unlikely anyone would do that. 9508:

As a UK user, I've experienced the same problem, and tried the secure server. However, on every WP page I go to, I have to dismiss the MS "do you only want to view the secure content" pop-up. Can this be overcome just for WP? (I'd like the pop-up to remain for other

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next I edit out (delete) the opening tag, the missing (i.e. unshown) content is visible again. Still quite distressing for a semi-pro like me. At least, with a spoiled table I see some effects. Now to learn something extra, if I propose "this tag requires closing tag

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other programs. So any scripting language would need to be implemented in pure PHP, even though we wouldn't use that implementation. Personally, I think that's stupid. But, its unclear whether that restriction is still in effect, or who would make the decision on it.

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Q, if the problem were my ISP/connection/location, or similar, this would not be the place to discuss it. I posted the message to discover if the problem might be with the servers or their software. Fortunately the problem has not recurred since I reported it above.

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I can live with the "no". I think your word 'circular' is not correct ("circular" as in "tail-baiting" calling? Or even "recursive"?), I understand it to mean "once enveloped, you cannot un-envelop; even 2nd envelop cannot undo the 1st envelop". Thanx for answering.

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immediately before the template name, without intervening spaces or newlines. I've carried out some tests, and found that there are some fairly simple rules, but these rules vary depending upon whether it's templates, or variables/parser functions. These rules are:

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technical things, not for solving your IT problems. If you think someone needs to be told, tell them yourself - it has nothing to do with Knowledge. The cursor you describe sounds like the middle button scroll function, so you were probably using the mouse wrongly.

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It happens to me too with increasing frequency. Fortunately I notice before pressing the 'save page' button, because the skin goes back to the vector default, whereas I, wisely, use monobook which is far more stable and has a much more practical interface.

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difference anyway. Although I do note that when I query that page logged out the Content-Length is 19924, while logged in it is 21329 due to extra Javascript variables and such; in your transcript the Content-Length is 22171, which might indicate that your login

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If I can throw my hat in the ring, I'm not getting the issue on Chrome 9 for Ubuntu. Are you sure the solution isn't to actually file a bug with Chrome? Also, if I can patronize everybody and remind you to turn on cookies, and also clear your cache and cookies.

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If the answer to #1 or #2 is "No", is there any other workaround that is possible? For instance, is it possible to modify the patrolling mechanism such that it doesn't require a valid rcid? Or, at the very least, it doesn't require a valid rcid if one doesn't

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correctly, it seems that subst and safesubst both allow template replacement during the pre-save transform (PST) phase (i.e. substitution), but safesubst additionally allows template replacement during the parsing phase (i.e. transclusion) where subst doesn't.

11995:" which the center is between (so clueless). Now that computer experts are involved, it is still backward, and they should allow word "hue" (to avoid spelling bias against "colour"), plus denote non-nested tags perhaps as "<#" to use "<#font hue=red: --> 6912:, it is likely just the smoke indicating more problems in an article; hence, searching for grammar problems is a great way to find articles needing major rework (assuming the subject is worth your time). Even when quoted, perhaps consider adding "]<b/: --> 6483:

SERVERNAME returns the name of the server the page is stored on. After all, magic words are resolved into HTML on every purge. en.m.wiki is basically a (legitimate) mirror site of wikipedia with a different stylesheet. So it'll return en.wiki no matter what.

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has the temperature-range conversions which they have been wanting for nearly a year now. Considering the mind-boggling differences between the Arabic Knowledge and enwiki, this 1-day one-year solution was as you said, "‮Amazing‬" ("Amazing"). Thanks again.

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The formulation is somewhat confusing: the internal value of 2.0 is exactly 2, the problem is that the round function can give an internal result deviating from the actual round number, which does not affect the displayed result, but can affect subsequent

8892:. You cannot remove those accounts (you can perhaps have them renamed and then avoid visiting the site again, but I honestly can't see much of a point in that). I don't think it's possible (question 4) to watch for that; you'll have to watch Prefixindex. 7916:

It doesn't "throw it away", per se. The parser sees an opening tag, and starts bundling up all the containing text until it finds a closing tag, then it hands the text off to the processing function for references to do with it as it wishes... which

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Not quite correct. Any category that has ever had any pages in it will return 200, even if it is now empty; a category page for a category that has never had any pages in it will return 404 under the same conditions as pages in "normal" namespaces.

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sense, because it is breaking the logic. So it would take sense away. The wikitable doc is quite clear about what happens with information, pipes and newlines in their positions. The parser is not weird, it's just doing that job of interpreting.

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I see only one "assist", too. I can't think of any reason why that word would appear twice for you; it shouldn't be a cache problem, either, since "assist assist" hasn't appeared in the article before, at least not in the past few dozen edits.

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In order for SineBot to detect your signature as a proper signature, it has to contain a link to your user or talk page. The bot has no way of knowing that you have changed your username, you should fix the links to point to your current user

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Oh yes, forgot to add this as well: The boxes which constitute the front page seem to be hard coded as being white rather than transparent, making it pretty hard on the eyes while this gadget is enabled. Is there any way to fix this as well?

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I would say that this is pure testing by a newbie. They've spotted this menu thing below the "Save page" button, changed it from "Insert" to "Wiki markup", and then clicked a few things, not really realising what they were doing. Give them a

6896:" to warn of the most common issues, and link that essay in various places, as part of larger edits. We want to avoid clogging Knowledge with 1-word revisions, because all are kept (so far) to show copyright authorship, despite my plans for " 1572:

More like "kids, don't play with things you don't understand". The way the preprocessor, and the parser, work is to chop out bits of wikitext that they've finished processing, and replace them with strip markers: {{padleft:|40|<nowiki/:

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Oops, you're right, it's already on Commons. I've seen this error previously and as far as I recall you could make it go away by changing the file name (removing spaces or something). Somehow that did not seem to do the trick here, though.

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You might want to consider using templates to insert those characters. Allows easy changes, and {{LRO}} is probably easier to read than ‮ and friends. (perhaps we should add a magicword/tag or something to MediaWiki itself ?

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Well, conditional text formatting and typesetting is based on comparing text and making calculations, such as counting lines-per-page or incrementing header numbers in a Table of Contents. I don't know what else to say, except perhaps:

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trying to fix just them plus some mostly automated fixes (most likely using AWB). So, no, grammar errors shouldn't be kept in articles, they should be fixed. Correcting only small mistakes is bad, not correcting anything is even worse.

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I agree that HTML5 still has major design problems, but most browsers seem to keep working anyway. Hopefully, those screenreaders will be fixed to match the real world, and accept changing a font without using the end-tag "</font:

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Yes but why? Constantly updating information like this is not what an encyclopaedia is for. If people want stock info they should go to a stock market website. If they want financial news they should consult a financial news agency.

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Sounds like the bot would have to make thousands of edits a day. It makes more sense to just put market capitalization values "as of January 1" or the last quarter, instead of transforming Knowledge into an up-to-date stock ticker.

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No, I don't see any reason to believe this is a virus, just Google giving poor site links (as mentioned in their article it's an automated process, it's possible someone is abusing it somehow to purposely make it give those links)

10066:}}{{convert/{{#if:1|-}}|{{FORMATNUM:10|R}}|{{#ifeq:{{#expr:20*0}}|0|0}}|20|C|F||r={{#ifeq:{{{sp}}}|us|er|re}}|d=LoffAoffDbSoff|s=}}‬PDF. The ()-bracket are kept too. Will be more difficult when there are Arabic words etc in: say " 7603:

Thank you so much! I don't know why it would not work for me. I am currently doing a whole load of Star Trek related books, that general one and one specifically for each series. Ifyou are interested let me know on my talk page.

11639:" as the 1 character "p" rather than the current literal 9 characters. Worrying about performance, I would expect the preprocessor to just place 1 character in the text, rather than 88-character marker text which "<nowiki: --> 11513:. There is nothing I may "want" in behaviour. We "expect" in behaviour. When I encounter pipe-problems, sometimes I can handle them (e.g. by using the template {{!}}). But that is understandable logic to me by now (I use that in 9645:"The server at en.wikipedia.org is taking too long to respond." is part of the error message. What someone mentioned as "50% fail rate" is sometimes the norm, regardless of weekend/weekday or time of day or night. Frustrating. 8385:

Thanks for your confidence in Knowledge however these questions are out of scope and should be targetted to a Linux forum. Of course it is possible but I haven't a clue which libraries you would need, or if any one has done it.

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Well, I don't understand what to do. The instructions are not explicit enough and they don't directly address my problem. I've tried putting that text into the icon display HTML code in various ways and none of them suffice.

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Looks like it is already collapsed by default. As for hiding it on the mobile site, you could use the {{SERVERNAME}} magic word to check. In other words, wrap the whole template in {{#ifeq:|{{SERVERNAME}}|en.m.wikipedia.org|

12514: 5859:. There isn't any point to marking a page not on Special:Newpages as patrolled because Special:Newpages is the only place where "patrolled" status is actually displayed. There's the patrol log, but since it doesn't show what 5775:<a href="/wikipedia/en/search/?title=User:Nageh&action=rollback&from=Nageh&token=f5dd1ccb2e4d62fe2b0760da5d52f9e4%2B%5C" title=""Rollback" reverts edit(s) to this page of the last contributor in one click": --> 12546:

The message is a note added by a user, not an automatically generated tag - it won't go away until explicitly removed. I've done so, now. In future, please do feel free to remove the notices when the issue's been resolved!

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or more simply, those who consider themselves such experts should be encouraged to go from the back. When I patrol, if I want to do something easy, I look at the front, if I'm up to actual thinking, I look at the back.

1967:(or not - language)), while the rest all rank higher than 100. But it seems that sitelinks are based more on the architecture of the site itself. Of course, Google are rather secretive about how they actually get them.. - 9837:

Thanks, Wikid, I was about to contact my ISP. I know that citation templates slow things down (I wish we could find a way to stop encouraging people to use them), but which are the navboxes that are causing the problem?

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No errors or warnings pertaining to the user scripts. I can even verify that the script's addOnloadHook() function is in the onloadFuncts array, and I can call it from there but nothing happens. I tried to have a look at

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I wasn't doing anything wrong. The mouse was broken. I was trying to get some advice on what might be wrong. And the problem, whatever it did, DID affect Knowledge use; therefore it is a legitimate Knowledge technical

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does with disambiguators. If it's always "foo" and "bar", just have the template take the number and append the "foo" or "bar" in the template. Otherwise you could take the number and the unit as separate parameters.

5502:, so if you want me to change it, I shall. Actually you don't need to be a MATH guru to do this. I have hardly any experience at all using LaTeX (none on Knowledge)... You just need to know the basic markup. Try it! 9296: 6438:

Hrm, you're right. That seems like a bug to me. Does that seem like a bug to anyone else? If you're browsing wikipedia on the en.m.wikipedia.org server, then {{SERVERNAME}} should resolve to en.m.wikipedia.org,

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To add to the answer to 2, you can watch non-existent pages. As for 3, when you log in to this Wiki and then visit another Wikimedia Wiki (such as meta), an account will automatically be created for you. See also

1699:", but have parameters (set when a template is invoked), perhaps a new parser function {{#set: x|25.0}} could be created to simply insert "25.0" into parameter {{{x}}} as if it had been passed into the template. - 10030:. The special characters LRE, RLE, LRO, RLO, PDF ('pop') can control/overrule the F-property 'latin'. They are ‮invisible‬, but just take a look how they work. ‮Amazing‬, innit? ‮10–20 °C (50–68 °F)‬. Need more?- 8456:. $ wgUrlProtocols is most likely an array of strings; escape any regexp metacharacters and join them all together separated by "|" (call this "$ protocols"). Then you pull out everything matching the PCRE regex 11799:

execute(NULL) #6 /usr/local/apache/common-local/wmf-deployment/includes/Wiki.php(254): SpecialPage::executePath(Object(Title)) #7 /usr/local/apache/common-local/wmf-deployment/includes/Wiki.php(64): MediaWiki-:

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How can I monitor for creation of any new subpages with any other name? It seems the watchlist can't catch all possible future subpages, and having to check Special:PrefixIndex periodically is not really a nice

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Look like this is being used to list different versions of a reference. Only the actual version being used as a source should be directly cited. The other versions would be better in a further reading section.

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treated no differently to extant ones; all edit screens are noindexed, whether or not they are deleted, and no view pages are, whether or not they are deleted. I generally agree with you that they should be.

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Yeah, you're right, it doesn't seem to work for that. It will show new page creations, which I took to be what HumphreyW was concerned about. Obviously, pages that one knows about can simply be watchlisted.

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where it was disabled and the server admin log: January 2: 11:48 logmsgbot: hashar synchronized php-1.5/wmf-config/InitialiseSettings.php '18479 - Set $ wgUseDynamicDates = false for the English Knowledge'

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The default diff-bracket seems larger than I remembered: it is displaying TWO unchanged lines above and below the changed line, where a blank line can count as one of the unchanged lines. I made 2 edits to

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I doubt they'd be willing to change it. It's newest-to-oldest probably because every single page listing edits on Knowledge are newest-to-oldest (Recent Changes, history pages, even nomination pages like

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Okay, it appears the average string length for {str_len} is the average length of italicized article titles: 19 characters (based on a sample of 10,000 titles). The titles are those "353,026" pages using

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We can't just throw "subst:" in the template code, becuase that would subst it as soon as we saved the template. We have to hide that subst until the template is actually used, e.g. with <includeonly:

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Hmm, well I'm also using chrome (10.0.634.0), I have no problems, and I don't recall having any in the past. If it is a bug with chrome it's a bug with chrome, nothing we can do. It isn't in my version.

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wide screen, it jumps to three columns at 27em). I did anticipate this, but didn't think the difference would be this big. Perhaps the inconsistency can be removed, but I need my thinking hat for that.

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The consensus was that we should not use date autoformatting in articles. Among other reasons, in general, it does not work. For example, the commas can't be made to work right if the American style is

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enwiki_session (and possibly centralauth_session) should only be sent when making edits and doing other stuff that requires tokens - you get a new one every time you fetch an edit (or whatever) token.

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text. As another example, when a person cannot read "{{template|{{{{x}}}{{{y}}{{{z}}}{{{q|{{{qq}}}}}}}}}}}" then you know they are normal; when a person cannot read "{{{{{1}}}}}" then they have normal

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So does anyone know how these messages are generated, i.e. are they always automatically generated, or can they be added manually? The reason I'm wondering is because they appear then disappear again.

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1.17) which has numerous tiny changes to slightly adjust internal data structures, and totally remove some sections of deprecated code (rather than just leave it, who cares). Some group has created a

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while rebooting your modem, or check a website that keeps historical data on you (gmail keeps a bit), you can discern the range to some degree, and then use a Knowledge scanner (or the CIDR gadget in

11079:. I don't think quotation marks are needed with the one-word colors. The Firefox browser doesn't use color=0, so put color=black for "20", but Firefox also allows omitting each end-tag </span: --> 8873:

Okay, good, that basically answers all of 1 and 2 and the first part of 3. Just leaving the question of those other rogue logons and monitoring any other new subpages someone might decide to create.

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Perfect! I'll have to take a look at what you did to fix. I really appreciate it, the double collapsible w/columns was a bit ambitious for me. Looks great, thanks again to both for taking a look.

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And when I say "turn it blue", that should be obvious. If I want to delete a section of text from Knowledge, I turn it blue. The mouse is supposed to do that. It did not.18:21, 6 January 2011 (UTC)

12131:" has been misspelled as "email" in over 90% of webpages, so years ago, Google started matching either spelling as being the same word. It would make sense for all dictionaries to formally define " 11802:

performRequestForTitle(Object(Title), NULL, Object(OutputPage), Object(User), Object(WebRequest)) #9 /usr/local/apache/common-local/live-1.5/index.php(3): require('/usr/local/apac...') #10 {main}

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Yes, you would need to upload a local copy. Download the image to your computer, then reupload it as a logo to en.wikipedia, and make sure to use the appropriate liscensing and fair use tags. --

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1. Yes and no. There is no technical limitation that prevents it from being set higher than 30 days, but this is unlikely to happen. This was discussed in October, the reasons are given in detail

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Internal Error key 'pvtmmk3paxdmo1izgpl340zprg0bp73.' is not in a proper format Backtrace: #0 /usr/local/apache/common-local/wmf-deployment/includes/upload/UploadBase.php(557): UploadStash-: -->

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Other advice would be: "Don't expect a markup language to make a good programming language". Markup languages are designed for presentation; calculations and comparisons are secondary features.

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This problem is probably being caused by difficulties connecting to bits.wikimedia.org, responsible for serving various site scripts, due to routing issues – are you in the UK, by any chance? (

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enwiki's five slave databases rather than the master, each of which will be lagging a slightly different length of time behind the master database, which can explain instantaneous variations.

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I guess it's too late: I see you didn't actually talk about Recentchangeslinked. Of course, transcluding the prefixindex and then checking it is not much more efficient than just checking it.

7524: 5856: 11427:(or copypasting), it is recognized by "#switch:", when entered by p, it is not recognised. "p" is an easy example, non-US-keyboard chars (like ð) have the same behaviour/problem. - 7929:

tag, it syntax-highlights the rest of the page, or an unclosed table puts the rest of the text into a table cell, this error turns the rest of the page into contents of a tag. It's only for

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It was affecting my research and editing of Knowledge. Anyway, I've managed to reset the blessed thing so that it behaves itself. Thanks anyways, will remember that page next time I need it.

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tag, clearly indicates that it "Requires start and end tags"; I don't know where you got your HTML-history from, but it's not accurate. The most recent version of HTML, HTML5, has moved to

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Right, but we have a symptom of a problem which is actually affecting the ability to use Knowledge. At least in a search for what might be causing such a problem, this section might come up.

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upload screen for Wikimedia Commons, with a cartoon explaining the process (I'll bet the upload-cartoon doesn't cover analyzing a fair-use rationale to comply with changes to international

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It "flashes" because that's when the browser loads the JavaScript, which applies formatting changes to the sidebar and edit box. It is especially noticeable when the page is slow to load.

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The following is a list of all “X” where articles “X people” and “X language” exist, neither is a redirect and “X” is not a disambiguation page, generated using a query on the toolserver.

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if you want to save some characters. You do need the tags to be properly nested, as Graham says, you're causing no end of problems for users of screendreaders etc otherwise. Wikid, the

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The signature string is stored in a 255-byte database field, and increasing the size would require a database schema change, which I very much doubt will happen even if you ask for it.

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I don't believe this is the case: although some servers may have been taken out of rotation for other reasons, testing 1.17 is unlikely to be one of them. 1.17 is still in code review.

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First, I can see only one problem with lots of small edits – it's flooding watchlists. And even that is just a minor problem. There really aren't any technical problems with that. Also,

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That's quite purposeful. An extremely high percentage of users accidentally replace the CSD nomination with the hangon template, and keeping the category makes sure that admins notice.—

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Wikid: way beyond my scope, but I get the idea. For now, I am OK with the explanation by User:Dragons flight: "rendered in the browser", i.e. after the template is solved. That's it. -

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assume that all target users have the same browser, nor even that some browser quirks are universal. It's not good HTML to leave any tag unclosed, with very few exceptions: within the

8556:; that should display the name of the currently-selected banner in the upper-left corner of the page, and you can see if the grey bar shows up in combination with a particular banner. 11345: 4059:. I don't know who to contact to help sort out their priorities as to what features should be preferences. I'm still in shock about the 40-depth expansion limit in the 21st century! - 3906: 2347:" to work like we want it to, because that would break other things. So "safesubst:" was created to be like subst except that it doesn't screw things up when used like in #3. So now " 2246: 1599:. At the end of the preprocessor stage, all the strip markers are replaced with their contents, and all is well. Except here, where you have horribly abused a bug in padleft (a bug 10410:

tildes? Three tildes only produces your signature without a timestamp. Your signature does not contain a timestamp, which is causing signbot to think you're not signing your posts.

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Sure it wasn't needed, except temporarily to check refs (in preview) when editing a single section (I should have deleted it afterwards). And indeed, I saw the closing <.../: -->

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Although be aware that then you have the opposite problem: if you remove the last in-page reference without also removing the LDR definition, you'll get a different big red error.

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You need to add the parameters group1=whatever, group2=whatever, to have each sub navbox show up. I don't really see the point of that #if parser, so you might as well remove the

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Remove any whitespace characters and U+00AD, U+1806, U+200B, U+2060, U+FEFF, U+034F, U+180B, U+180C, U+180D, U+200C, U+200D, or U+FE00–U+FE0F from the hostname portion of the URL.

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Can we file another bug then? I assumed we wanted formatting for links turned off, but still allow {{#formatdate}} when we wanted it (e.g. interface messages, newsletters, etc.).

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of db row count, rather than an exact value (which could be an expensive query in its own right for enormous pages), so it's more order-of-magnitude than a precision measurement.

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It's browser dependent. You'll probably need a browser that supports regular expression searches in order for it to do what you want, or you could just do each search manually.

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No, there are no error messages, the screen is just frozen, but otherwise works normally. Interestingly, this does not happen when I am simply browsing around without editing.

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The October discussion was begun by a user based on my initiative. The suggestions for an extension beyond 30 days was turned down by consensus, but not on technical grounds. --

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I did wonder about that as well =p. All the topics are fairly high interest, "Sodomia" and "Khagendra Thapa Magar" seem the oddest, ranking just 807 and 3884 in traffic (so not

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Sorry - hadn't tried that before out of daftness: login via the secure server was no problem, it worked fine. What could be the reason why it didn't work via the normal route?

2522:" to work like we want it to, because that would break other things." I believe it would be worth a fair amount of breakage to do away with the subst:/safesubst: distinction. 1306:

The usual term for 'turn it blue' which people will recognize is 'highlight'. To produce the cursor you describe (a dot with an arrow above and below), usually one clicks the

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Filing this in bugzilla, if there isn't already a bug for it, would be a good first step towards getting this noticed and fixed. I would expect it to be a very simple fix.

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to italicize films, books, albums (etc.), up to the left-paren. "(" suffix. So, I think I found Template:Italic_title is the "elephant in the room" of string usage, using {{

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that will resolve to your edit count or anything similar to that. At least, none that I'm aware of. There are templates which will create a link to an edit counter, like

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So would this solve it: the number & dimension sequence must be LtoR in Arab. Simple would be: the template outputs: LRO‭{{#ifeq:|on|<span style="display:none": -->

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seeming to be the most interesting term, shot up in volume just recently, with news reference volume staying very similar. Of course that could be unrelated to Knowledge.

217: 12127:" and keep going. I realize the omission of end-tags thwarts the use of nested font styles, but it needs to be expected, and so span tags limit the font scope. The word " 9969: 5500: 11763:

It's a known IE8 bug. Right-click right next to the text to get the proper menu, or "middle"-click (press the wheelbutton) the link to open it in a new tab immediately.

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an "IPA character". But Unicode does not know or handle an "IPA character" differently: to you, me & Unicode it is just a regular "p". The point is: when entered by

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in it's simplest inception, as that is the core piece of information that is missing form the documentation. For example, it is completely unclear what this code does:

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or highlight normally. The problem you were experiencing almost certainly had nothing to do with Knowledge, but was rather a hardware problem on the public computer.

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I have been frustrated by that on Firefox as well. Is there any workaround, or is this an inherent Firefox issue? I never get the problem with other search bars on FF.

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is not resetting to the browser default, it is imposing black text, whether or not that's what users want, and regardless of whether that's even accessible to users.

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of testing on old and current revisions. Implementing it through a parser function or similar provides the same functionality without impacting on existing wikitext.

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are killed - and that's what probably happened. Could you please check if splitting the collection in two parts works? I will check if I can increase the time limit.--

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Thank you for describing the complex internal processing of the inserted markers. I will use that to explain to the "kids" so they can better understand the issues. -

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How exactly does it make sense to put content that is inside a table above it? Why is the behavior here different from what a brower does when it sees <table: -->

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when someone history-merged 4,000 null revisisions into the main page in order to bring it over the threshold? Tim manually purged them from the database, IIRC...

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is there a browser style directive (or some template ), which does not introduce hidden text, but can directly format text as left-to-right in the Arabic Knowledge

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Aha. Yes, I experienced being logged out too. It seemed to me that it happens after leaving Safari (I use FF and Saf), with (or without?) FF open & logged in.

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If you have multiple tabs open and change the "zoom" on one of them, the JS takes a bit to catch up with the resolution. That's when I really notice this issue.

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Windows 7, IE, Monobook. As I said over at the help desk, the gray bar starts appearing for me whenever something triggers IE to switch to "compatibility view".

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The pre-save-transform parser is not applied to the contents of tags; subst and signatures don't work either for the same reason. It is indeed the longstanding

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HTML entities are decoded by the browser. Mediawiki never knows what the encoding means. This behavior is desirable in some cases, and is unlikely to change.

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wondering whether these messages are automatically generated, and what causes the change. I've noticed the same issue with other user talk pages in the past.

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sees. And it tidies it by moving the misplaced text above the table. Which happens to match what Firefox does with it, BTW; other browsers may interpret the

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Do you have over-zealous security software configured to zap all cookies on sight, and which is running constantly? The loss of a cookie can cause logout. --

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macro processing. We just need simple math, string operations, reliable if-logic comparisons, and local variables to hold the results to display on a page. -

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I see no indication in that transcript that the server ignored the cookies, and only the first query (for Special:WhatLinksHere/Template:Oscoor) would show

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Watchlist bankruptcy isn't usually invoked because of a technical restriction, but when someone finds they are having trouble managing their watchlist (see

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We aren't discussing "all of Knowledge", just this signature. If there are problems in other areas, then those need to be discussed and fixed as needed. ---

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just as if it were a template. That means you can list every page in your userspace if you want to, and look for random page creations you don't recognize.

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element. They are only required in HTML element attributes when the attribute data contains any character other than letters, digits, period or minus. So,

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Windows 7, IE, "old style" mode. I had just asked about this at the help desk and they pointed me here. I'll follow the advice here and see what happens. ←

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handleSpecialCases(Object(Title), Object(OutputPage), Object(WebRequest)) #8 /usr/local/apache/common-local/wmf-deployment/index.php(117): MediaWiki-: -->

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was already on the "Notes" section, which will reflect all of the correctly formatted reference tags above it, so the inclusion of the <reference: -->

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Yes, but it seems to be a problem that's easily fixed — replace the defective hardware. There isn't anything that needs to be done on Knowledge's end.

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Except that markup isn't closing the font tags properly, leaving the text in blue or green until they are closed. The colors in this signature fail per

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to be so faint that other editors have to guess which letter it is? I know what I would guess, and I believe it's not in line with the username policy.

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It looks like a rogue server. Can you identify the server which showed you as logged out? (View source, and look at the "Served by" at the very bottom)

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wikitext. The contents of the block are processed (escaped in this case to prevent any further parsing) and stored separately in the parser output. A

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If someone pours coffee on their keyboard they would also find it difficult to edit Knowledge. That doesn't mean that it should concern us in any way.

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I've got the same problem - I also use Firefox. I've tried unchecking and then checking the refTools option in My preferences but this hasn't helped.--

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Re my report below about being logged out, I use Firefox, but do have IE open and minimised in order to run AWB, which I do from my NSH002 account. --

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Yes, you're right; not sure what I did wrong when I tested that syntax in Firefox before. In that case, the behavior makes a little more sense to me.

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If you don't pass the cookies for a read request, then MediaWiki won't see you as being logged in and you won't get the advantages of apihighlimits.

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In fact, occasionally when I load or refresh article pages on Knowledge, I have seen that different right menu appear for a flash on many computers.

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I recommend you check whether you are still logged in in this fashion. It is pointless for read requests to attach cookies unless you want a token.

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With regard to subpages, take a look at my main userpage (it's in my sig) to see what I do; the short, surprising answer is that you can transclude

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Try to imagine neat uses for the wiki-weird features, such as omitting the bar "|" on a column allows shoving text above the table, as the feature

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Yes, it's ImageMagick. The parameters for calling it will be in svn somewhere - you could check related bugzilla issues which may lead you there.

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My guess is that anyone can simply create a subpage under my user page. And assuming that is correct then is there something I can do to stop the

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stashFile('/tmp/phpOmEzJy', Array, NULL) #1 /usr/local/apache/common-local/wmf-deployment/includes/upload/UploadBase.php(569): UploadBase-: -->

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There also is a way to easily check in your watchlist if articles are redirects. That always gets rid of a couple of hundred articles for me.

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Yes, in various locations, for over 5 days, while we ran other websites quickly. Sometimes, 1-in-10 edit previews would time-out (leading to,

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to denote text metacharacters because file path names used the forward slash ("/"). Using that method, prepending a backslash could denote "

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It can be done on an individual basis as needed, but just exempting userspace in general would mostly defeat the purpose of the blacklists.

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Seems like a very limited usecase. We shouldn't add JS to Common.js for millions of users for features of little use to the 'common' user. —

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your vector.js looks fine (and you haven't touched it for months, which rules out the possibility completely). Maybe it's a firefox error?

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which also explains it a bit. If you put a URL in the box there, check 'URL-Safe Encoding' and then the 'covert' button that does similar.

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Excessive signature length is usually seen as disruptive. More information on the signature guidelines regarding length are available at

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This should be fixed once the cache clears (5 minutes). Had to remove a superfluous div that was not included in the collapse definition.

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I had similar issues with firefox, only it was 100% logging me out. Switching to rekonq solved the problem. Not sure what was going on.

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My user page is protected all the time. My talk page, however, where the harassment occurs is not always protected (I prefer it to remain

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Splarka's suggestion actually isn't too hard. In my (limited) knowledge, I usually just replace the last placeholder with an asterisk (on

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But no one does. I've seen the same pages stuck there for months because they're BLP or sticky stuff. We should tell the people watching

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I understand it, but I'm not sure how to rewrite it to make it clear. I can try to explain it to you, maybe between us we can rewrite it.

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In depth, Unicode Bidi Algorithm covers this for most browsers. Hardcoding, you could use uniciode bidi-formatting 'control' characters

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I think you may find that it is a issue with the global js/gadget which is creating the "en" tab is what is causing the issue to exist.

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Page moves cause issues. I believe you can delete any page by moving it before deleting it. Or perhaps you just have to move it enough.

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About redirects, the ones I still have I have for a reason. But old page moves redirects or vandalism redirects I can get rid off. See

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It just happened to me about five seconds ago. I just refreshed the page I was on a couple times and I was magically logged-on again.--

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Example: I have more than you. The poor man is less sad than those taken over by greed. We are closer to the heavens than the animals.

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Could everybody experiencing this please state OS, browser and skin - I have seen nothing amiss in Windows XP/Firefox 3.6/Monobook. --

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The problem is in making a template that works correctly both when transcluded and when substituted. Consider a hypothetical template

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if ( (wgNamespaceNumber == 2 || wgNamespaceNumber == 8) && wgPageName.match( /\.(js|css)$ / ) && wgAction == 'view' )

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Oddly, I was just looking at that diff, but nothing sunk in. Adding a hangon to an article not speedied, adds it to the list? Odd.--

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Need more detail. I'm guessing that what you should do is have two parameters, as template string functions are generally horrible.

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Sorry to be dense, but where should the Group parameter be added? I tried removing the "#if" lines, but ... result was not optimal.

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How can I monitor for creation of those two subpages? Can I just put them into my watchlist even though they currently don't exist?

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targeting exactly the users who are potentially benefited by that feature? I mean, wouldn't be sufficient to put that if before an

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stashSessionFile(NULL) #2 /usr/local/apache/common-local/wmf-deployment/includes/specials/SpecialUpload.php(322): UploadBase-: -->

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heinous, and despicable epidemic of grammar within the English language, and it has invisibly rooted itself deep into Knowledge.--

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The Tab key can move between buttons but in my browser it takes several Tabs before Show preview or Show changes becomes active.

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I am experiencing the exact same issue; always thought it was something to do with my network... I am logging in from Sri Lanka.

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the scroll mode is also turned off by any other mouse click, but I can't confirm what might happen under other Windows versions.

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constantly update pages over and over again, such as WP 1.0 statistics pages, but those exist explicitly for the bot to edit.)

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with a competent editor can handle 5 - 10 a minute, and I'm not sure I'd trust a bot with the complexities of English grammar.

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I would suggest that you were unable to select the edit summary and search boxes, if your mouse was stuck in autoscroll mode.

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How can I propose to make the available space sightly longer? I just wanna add and link "chat" on the end of my current one.

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Those were not "random" noincludes; they very carefully isolated this section of the article when included into another page:

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Assuming you're using Internet Explorer (since you said "MS"), you can disable those popups just for Knowledge by following

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from divulging any extra information when/if someone creates the subpages EditCounterOptIn.js and EditCounterGlobalOptIn.js?

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be read as offencive. Which is not what I intended. I tried to say: "thank you" in a different language, and with a twist. -

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Also fine on 9.0 Have either of you been fiddling around with your cookie settings recently? Try taking a look at Tools: -->

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Example: All if-then statements. If I buy a car then I will be in debt. I arrived before then. Then I will always be ready.

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See the comments by MZMcBride. One of the Wikimedia sysadmins was consulted and said that it was unlikely to be increased.

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I would try to shorten your signature instead of expanding it. It already is four lines of text which is quite excessive.

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Just updated Chrome to 8.0.552.237, still not working on regular Knowledge but it is working using the secure Knowledge.

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but unfortunately I'm not too familiar with regular expressions. The script should add an onclick handler to a link like

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what we mean by lack of accessibility. Black text is not part of the MediaWiki style, it is a browser default. Adding

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According to the template's documentation, you can only enter IPA characters or IPA numbers; HTML entities do not work.

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but I didn't think that was very useful. Can you tell from my choice of article that I'd never even heard of pastebins?

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Maybe a screenshot & paste of the source code of the page with the grey bar (into a sandbox somewhere) would help. –

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input (in a regular article page) to a valid IPAsym output article name. This would reduce the essential main input to

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I can't log in using Firefox or Chrome. I can log in using MSIE and i can log in using Firefox and Chrome using https.

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protected) so the harasser can freely vandalize my talk page. That's why I want pending changes on talk pages, so he (

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those terms are not most popular in articles in finnish Knowledge. Of course this is not what's searched in Google. --

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Yellow could be "color=gold" then use "lime" with color=black on "20", set background:#999 for gray, plus "<b: -->

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when substuting it works right then too. But that's not really good, because then people have to remember to specify

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And we aren't here to fix HTML or correct popular spelling, but to write an encyclopedia. Let's fix what we can. ---

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Urlencode, I guess: NH+714+684. You might want NH%20714%20684 instead, which replaces spaces with %20 instead of +.

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within refs, for some reason (this is no doubt one of those bugs that we've been waiting for years to get fixed). --

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It has to do with the deprecated assessment subpage, which I've just deleted after pasting it onto the talk page. –

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Must be some obscure browser setting or something. A different web browser had no problem logging in. Weird......

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I’m not going to argue about that. A specialized (non-encyclopedia) wiki may find this technique useful however. ―

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I was thinking of general accessibility to our readers. This would be an argument against implementing the MOS. —

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I'm also using 8.0.552.224 but on Windows XP. I tried uninstalling Chrome and reinstalling it but it didn't work.

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Maybe if you weren't so in-your-face with that flag? Some people have problems with that sort of thing (not me) --

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Yes, I just said that. The question is in what I wrote before; it's the sentence that ends with a question mark.

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Don't know if it's related, but page retrieval is taking too long: Firefox (3.6.13) often times out, and when it

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bar:OGR from:start till: text:OGR bar:OGR from: till: text:&qu ot; bar:OGR from: till:end text:&qu ot;

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section, the only tags which ordinarily permit non-closure that I know of are the inherently self-closing tags (

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was designed by physicists, not by computer scientists, so it was peculiar that way: it allows "<center: -->

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to around half a million (for something like Comcast in Los Angeles, or an Italian ISP). If you repeatedly hit

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in the world. Today, Komen has more than 100,000 volunteers working in a network of 125 affiliates worldwide."

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Depends on how much precision you need, which itself depends on context and on precision of the initial data.—

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NTL routing issues have been recently fixed; try again now and see whether your problems have been resolved.

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Ok, i will change the name of the account later and just use it for a bot account i am working on. Cheers, --

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I use a different "skin" from the default, so if I'm logged out (which rarely happens), it's very obvious...

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are not the same. Consider instead |, the encoded form of the pipe character... you wouldn't want

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You should not put references inside collapsible sections, nor collapsible sections inside references. See

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Let's face it, the poor man's checkuser isn't very helpful. It bases some (all?) of its data on edits like

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Yeah, that's the problem I'm getting. I'm confused... other articles do render properly with those tables (

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I seems to me that it probably has something to do with the random banners. You could try adding the code

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Thanks, I'll add those two things to the page. I'm also planning on doing some off-and-on tidying work on

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What kind of infinite loop are you experiencing? Can you copy and paste any error messages that you see?

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It still does not work! please could you dowload it for me then email it to me at lordmacragge@gmail.com

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which offer Knowledge search instead of sitelinks? Could this be implemented on Finnish Knowledge too? --

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the number of tags which need to be matched, loosening the restriction for various block elements like

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The page is protected from being created, so I believe you can request that it be unprotected by going

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I experienced the same problem since 14 January and now solved. Try to merge your accounts by clicking

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Is it technically possible to extend the expiration time of the rcid past 30 days (perhaps by changing

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I don't believe I made any comment on what you requested; I merely clarified that deleted articles are

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and it is not used by the interface, unless there is some hidden CSS that links to a cached version of

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page. You'll notice that in my own signature, where a colour is set the background is also set (i.e.

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that handles our footnotes, and for quite some time. I don't think it would be fixed any time soon.

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Using a #switch, to check separate characters, would need both values in each bar-branch: such as "

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Getting it enabled on Wikimedia sites requires consensus, and approval/review by a senior developer

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What's wrong with the trivial option of inputting the letters directly rather than with entities?—

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Lua error in Module:IPA_symbol at line 51: bad argument #3 to 'format' (string expected, got nil).

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Lua error in Module:IPA_symbol at line 51: bad argument #3 to 'format' (string expected, got nil).

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Me too - it disappears when I refresh the page in my browser, but then reappears sometime later.--

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Please check it once and make sure everything's all right. I'm not sure if the q star should be a

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So....how do I get the colors, gray background, and a link to my talk page with the word "chat"?

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Sorry for the fuss. It really is helpful to me, but if need be, I can remove it from my script.

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Fixed! I emptied my cache and cleared all browsing data and it's back to normal. Thanks everyone

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The first thing that comes to my mind, is that the Finnish sitelinks you see look like a virus.

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You're right that we don't want bots fixing grammar errors, but for entirely different reasons:

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This is the "context" of the change. Maybe there's some smart css that will reduce it for you.

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Yes - I've seen it off and on for the past few days when I'm logged on (IE8 running on Win XP).

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Well I'm not giving in to harassment from bullies...now, do you have an answer to my question?

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doesn't seem to be working right and I wonder if it is due to the fact I use the secure server?

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Ironically today is about the best it's been for weeks. Maybe because it's Saturday? Regards,

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parameter, of course) and check the response, that's more straightforward for a bot than the

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new bot. Pretty good if you're having trouble staying on top of the new page list cut off. -

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That is it then. Any option (class, CSS, template, trick, dunno) to solve it this/our side? -

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is lying (or describing a version of MediaWiki different from the one Knowledge is running).

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Sorry, I broke it during an update last night. Should be fixed now if you bypass your cache.

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That's sad, but why are there no? Is this possible to program new ones with that function?--

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Too many floating element wil cause problems sometimes. I've moved the image to the right.

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It shows only one for me in the rendered text. Have you tried clearing your browser cache?

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Thanks. I never would have expected nowiki tags generate internal hidden characters, which

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Yes, it was deleted after much debate. It was seen as being too general to be useful. See

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It's not a fault with this talk page, but with two of the project banners. If you remove

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as an aside, I think you meant to say 'debiggen' not 'ensmallen' - ballon logic, that --

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I thought the problem was my Internet connection...good to know that it's the servers.

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An error occured on the render server: RuntimeError: command failed with returncode 9:

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Are those the current most common search terms by Finnish googlers accessing Knowledge?

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A disadvantage of nowiki tags is that they affect any subsequent string comparison, see

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But to answer your question briefly, "yes" (though I haven't tried it in a few years).

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We're using Lucene 2.1 already and MW 1.15.4. Is it a setting we can change? Thanks. --

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Removal of citation when editing page section not flagged as error until page published

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All edit pages have noindex/nofollow set, not just redlinks. Most special pages too.

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Thanks, but I though there was a template, or some magic code, for wrapping such URLs?

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Yes, my question on this post is how can we get pending changes to work on talk pages?

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It's not showing because you moved your user talk page, so everyone gets redirected to

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table-building). Saying "(A) =/= A is expected", as you do here, is not logic to me. -

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Appears to be resolved at bugzilla - "commented out the $ wgCentralAuthCookieDomain =

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The orange bar saying that you have new messages shows on all pages on Knowledge. See

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Heh, you can if you try hard enough. (plus it has under 5000 revs the last I checked)

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Windows XP with IE 7.0.5730.13, Firefox 3.6, Google Chrome 8.0.552.224, Opera 11.00 --

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becomes clear, I would have no problem undersatanding its more complex incarnations.

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I'm afraid not... For me to understand it, I must first have a clear concept of what

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If you can come up with something to help me out, I'd appreciate it. Please post to

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doesn't use the contents of the tag. In the same way that if you leave an unclosed

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I have the same problem when I try to create a custom book - at least with the PDF.

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I hate coming in here and asking, yet never being able to return the favor directly.

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I would say BAD IDEA, anything that is used by the interface should not be deleted.

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As Kotniski already noted below, safesubst and subst do the same thing except that

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It's something in the "Major intersections" section, which contains a large table.

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Indeed, it's not the version which is used by the interface, in the same way that

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I would like more detail (maybe a footnote) on "We can't change the behavior of "

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We still don't know why I couldn't type edit summaries or type in the search box.

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Oh well. I guess things have changed in the four years since I wrote that code.

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Footnote formatting Flag will not go away when I changed an "ibid" to a footnote

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I think you can omit quotemarks on word colors and every closing "</font: -->

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That's strange as it takes about 10mins before this error occurs on my machine.

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be patrolled. I have confirmed that it works this way after examining the code.

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No good way to do that, although it's possible you could fake it something like

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that should display "Hello, world!" if no parameter is given, and "Hello, world+

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other work. LUA is the most often suggested scripting option as far as I know. —

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for the script. It just strikes through the redirects but doesn't remove them.

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Is there a bot that can add WikiProject templates based on categories or stubs?

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Quotation marks are indeed not required with one-word colours when used in the

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Obama will give the state of the union address January 25, 2011, in the evening

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In what way does such a function further the goal of building an encyclopedia?—

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I'm having the same problem, I'm using Google Chrome 8.0.552.224 on Windows 7.

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By the way, you can get the articles to stop displaying in CAT:CSD by doing a

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You can probably condense your current signature by a bit with some CSS-foo.

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We cannot delete account, but you may try having your old account renamed via

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The file exceeds the attachment size limit of gmail, so I have uploaded it to

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marker, it is correctly replaced by its contents. {{padleft:|140|<ref: -->

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Thanks. I figure that so long as I can see 12 hours worth of changes I'm ok.

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Thanks; that solves it. The user should have seen them and perhaps did look.

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the TOC is generated normally. If you remove just one of these, it isn't. --

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It looks like in 23 January 2008, the |- was changed from |- to <tr: -->

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Turn it blue? What are you talking about? As before, this is for discussion

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BTW, if you want to test if you're logged in from the script itself, fetch

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should not be used with non-Gregorian dates, which those are likely to be.

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I think an input/output table with the simplest input would be most clear.

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both do (because of the space in the former, and the colon in the latter).

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Using a Logo from German Knowledge (de.wikipedia.org) in English Knowledge

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It has legitimate uses, too. I don't see a pressing need to blacklist it.

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Very good, I think I now have all the answers I was after. Thanks to all.

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month?), and perhaps the URL changes will allow the encoded commas then. -

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on line 92 (before "Works " Section) should have been <references/: -->

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If it is technically possible, is there a consensus to make such a change?

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Someone more familiar with regular expressions in JavaScript have a look?

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It was missing the article title and using the bare url. I have fixed it.

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That's just not going to happen. In theory you would propose it either on

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Bug 16337 - Proposing a new MediaWiki extension : Global Context Variables

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block would be treated in exactly the same way: {{padleft:|37|<ref: -->

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You can't "see the same pages stuck there for months" - they drop out of

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The next time it appears, can you copy the page source to somewhere like

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Sorry, I had skipped several steps in the explanation, above, to avoid a

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works fine for me.) Sometimes one of the pages contains a strange bit of

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was NOT originally designed to demand a matching end-tag "</font: -->

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Nothing wrong with that. The option stays. In the current ~150 calls of

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As a matter of fact, it won't show new page creations either: I created

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Thanks, you've answered my question indeed. 13:39, 18 January 2011 (UTC)

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It might be simpler to state "Do not place spaces or newlines after the

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Knowledge:Templates_for_discussion/Log/2010_December_16#Template:Expand

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Thanks - Indiana University uses simple instructions! so double-thanks

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All right, it's Snippet #82300 on dpaste. Can you see it? The URL says

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It is based on the number of links to the article, and you need to use

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We can get the substed text to be correct by changing the template to "

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How many times faster could a macro scripting language format articles?

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Drop me an email with the list, I can run it through several filters.

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Newsletters were not discussed, but the same problem applies to them.

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to the helpful page... . Still, as the Mexican says when asked for a "

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A nice idea thank you. But unfortunately it doesn't seem to work. See

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Well Powergate92, I'm sorry for you but glad that it's not just me...

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Perhaps the Firefox error console can identify the point of failure. ―

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For variables and parser functions, there cannot be a space after the

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You can try contacting the tool owners directly, or file a bug in the

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The parameter "death_date" was reversed to "date_death" - both fixed.

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It wouldn't be a bad idea to tag regular dab pages in the process. ▫

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of recognized HTML-like tags. Then you have to find out the value of

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I'm getting that too. I usually hit CTRL-F5 to restore my top links.

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might see it again. Good to know its nothing to worry about if I do.

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it does error/noeffect", at which (wikimedia) level is there a No? -

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You can't delete it either; not while it's the main page, anyway...

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Knowledge is probably using the recommended ImageMagick, since the

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The vandal duplicated most of the page content inside a comment in

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moments ago, and it's not visible on the recentchangeslinked page.

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The problem appears to be that the inclusion of <references: -->

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No good, IE and Firefox work fine, can't stay logged in on Chrome.

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and it doesn't appear like there is. Thanks all for the answers.

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to be treated in the same way as its raw counterpart, would you?

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and two others (total templates three or less) produces the TOC. -

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specifically that this results in the content not being included.

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My impression is that nowadays Wikimedia servers consistently use

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commons:MediaWiki_talk:Edittools#Duplication_of_special_characters

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rights could do that, and probably not in this circumstance. See

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Could conversion of parser-function templates be automated easily?

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re the pipe symbol & encoding: what you describe is the my Q

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This seemed to only last for about a day. It's working fine now.

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http://en.wikipedia.org/w/api.php?action=query&meta=userinfo

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list pages in reverse chronological order from oldest to newest?

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I think mobile wikipedia articles need links to other languages.

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banner to editor that there's a message via article or edit page

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Another slightly shorter way to do basically the same thing as "

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the ONE Knowledge will die if a new feature has a severe bug. -

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It's impossible to write sufficiently accurate typo-fixing bot.

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Are there essays about upgrading to a quick scripting language?

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Use four tiles and change "ravi84m" to "Rafy" in your prefs. –

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Obama will give the state of the union address 25 January 2011

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Or click on the "earliest" link to go to the earliest pages.

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It would be more controllable to introduce a parser function

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Average string length is italicized article-title length: 19?

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Ok let's test this after changing link and using 3 tildes...

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is as slow as a tourist walking through the deep sand in the

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Well thats removed it from the cats, does it still work Js?--

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No idea what's going on. Still not working. I have given up.

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Yes, it is an estimate, it's in Article.php::isBigDeletion()

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if there already is a question mark in the URL) to the URL.

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Can't rename a user that doesn't exist. I'll post a note at

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The file is on Commons, so already available for use here -

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are inline elements) for which non-closure is valid HTML. --

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Concur. Even I have trouble understanding even its concept.

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Problem with contributions not moving after username change

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Can I prevent someone creating subpages under my user page?

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Truncate at the first instance of "<" or ">".

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https://secure.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/Special:Userlogin

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on 4 March 2010. I no longer notice that it's green; but I

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Could the other language be triggered by a top-line switch?

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once per 5 minutes) and even then that is only temporary.

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Noticed that, thanks for the confirmation Gary! Rgds, --

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User:Quiddity/User style customization tutorial#User CSS

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is not the version of the globe used in the interface.

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I've restored the category pending further discussion.—

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the way I think it should be. Do you find it okay now?

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tags, and the like) and text between the < and : -->

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I'ts quite simple really... I added the icons for you.

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which is a copy of the list above renders fine as PDF.

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I cleared the browsing data and that fixed it. Thanks!

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http://bits.wikimedia.org/skins-1.5/monobook/headbg.jpg

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How many are 'bankruptcy'? I'm heading towards 7,000.

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It's happened to me too over the last couple of days.

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time I can edit Knowledge. Maybe that is a good thing.

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Does Knowledge have an IP recording utility I can use?

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Er, what problem? Which browser and OS are you using?

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that prevents the book creator from working properly.

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Bl**dy Vector again. Do like me: go back to Monobook,

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Very many thanks, I get it now. I was being silly. —

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This Village Pump is for discussing technical issues

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Cleaning my Firefox and Chrome cache doesn't help. --

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I'm using secure server and have the same issues as

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Redo the transcript with a query for 13063:Category:Contested candidates for speedy deletion 10917:Numbers often 3-digit but what length are strings 10698:keymap of 'save page' and 'show preview' buttons? 10320:I have cleaned up the navbox a bit and put it on 10236:Keymanweb alternate language input facility safe? 9868:through good DSL (at home and in the office) and 8707:Image names appearing as errors because of commas 7896:slash is prescribed, with sense as you describe. 7210:Remove Show Ambassador class starship (Star Trek) 6627:I've reported this to the book tool developers.-- 6391:"Invitation to edit" template and m.wikipedia.org 6375:. Enter the password for the merge completed. ―― 5176:Firstly, those should be -105 and -42. Secondly, 4497:Linking works, but you're not allowed to use the 4005:class to identify rows which contain gray cells ( 1744:" about upgrading to a quick scripting language. 11672:which fully-unescaped references. " " 11346:Using #switch: 'p' does not match 'p' 11275:Page protected from moving personal stub page to 10028:Unicode_character_property#Bidirectional_writing 8727:The developers are preparing to release dot-17 ( 7207:Remove Show Excelsior class starship (Star Trek) 6867:There is already a rule to cover "more then" at 4797:for accessibility issues with nested tables. --- 3996:using nbsp’s to force line-height in empty cells 2406:during both transclusion and substitution. Once 2194:Theres another wrong Interwiki by volovbot here 1493:"{{#ifeq:{{showspace|yes}}}|yes|<nowiki/: --> 172:It is just your browser; Firefox does that, but 7973:One way to work around the issue is to not add 7123:Remove Show Star Trek III: The Search for Spock 7105:Remove Show List of Star Trek: Voyager episodes 4558:Derp. It's always something blatantly obvious. 2804:What are the names of the pages in your book? ( 2055:Edit counters not working for Unicode usernames 1955:reflective of what people are searching for on 1724:or some other browser language a better option? 11758:Unable to open article tabs in new browser tab 8936:Gavia, I don't think that actually works. See 8453: 6371:", then probably the cause of your problem is 3994:Hi. Are you referring to the ugly practice of 3041:Thanks. 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I agree with that. But, isn't the code 697://Links to MediaWiki site (Workaround for ]) 13065:, so I don't see the need for another one. 12254:Having trouble editing/unintended vandalism 11700:Question about a possible change to Twinkle 11075:, with quotemarks removed in the wikitext: 9163:Ah, the question mark! Then the answer is: 8032:Two accounts and the veteran creation date. 7186:Remove Show Deep Space Nine (space station) 7129:Remove Show Star Trek V: The Final Frontier 7120:Remove Show Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan 5525:Leonidas was the king of Sparta<ref: --> 4826:Help:Using talk pages#You have new messages 2923:for some hints on the logged out issue. --- 2221:safesubst documentation does not make sense 2088:Rampant VolkovBot - 'am truly fed up by now 1202:Death column not showing on astronaut pages 12715:to see if we can get a dev to intervene. – 12379:Thank you. That was a really quick fix. -- 11195:). I know of no inline elements (and both 9120:Why discuss "incorrect syntax"? But alas, 7845:Deleting text by using <references: --> 7090:Remove Show Star Trek: The Next Generation 7084:Remove Show Star Trek: The Original Series 6783:) 19:49, 20 January 2011 (UTC) oops, this 6771:" and than by plane touched down in Rome: 4998:Thank you. It now works again :) Regards, 13508:Thanks both, I've asked at Bot requests. 13430:This might be a good chance to advertise 13045:I don't see the point of the category on 10902:As a matter of fact, it doesn't; I guess 9996:Formatting numeric templates on Arabic WP 7126:Remove Show Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home 7117:Remove Show Star Trek: The Motion Picture 4659:Good thing we can't move the Main Page... 1947:reflective of people's search terms, see 167:Drag and drop in search box does not work 12984:on them; I just did that for Wakefield. 12806:Knowledge:Don't overload your watchlist! 12670: 9360:Both show four columns on my monitor (a 9275:Not weird parser but weird neat feature: 8496: 7309:Remove Show United Federation of Planets 7279:Remove Show List of weapons in Star Trek 7240:Remove Show Constellation class starship 6096:Can't stay logged in using Google Chrome 5098:Something like if a parameter is set to 3221:Ah, right. I forgot about that. Thanks! 1692:Need parser function to set a parameter: 322:As far as I can tell, this is a copy of 271:. Those who have a bugzilla account can 12959:Category:Candidates for speedy deletion 11948:" when inside a span-tag (<span: --> 8938:Special:Recentchangeslinked/User:Ucucha 8279:Automatic date formatting isn't working 8191:is a list of all the MediaWiki pages - 7628:Latest computer-math precision problems 7174:Remove Show USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-E) 7171:Remove Show USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-D) 7168:Remove Show USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-C) 7165:Remove Show USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-B) 7162:Remove Show USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-A) 6900:". The good news about grammar errors: 6809:Request action for bots to take care of 6701:, perhaps. Or if you just want a link, 6585:only use it if you included it in your 6102:similar 'flavour' can duplicate this. 3390:template:items second use field Anchor 3328:template:items second use field Anchor 3264:Looking at the coding, this <tr: --> 1810:Need parser function to set parameters: 1469:Nowiki-slash for fewer if-logic worries 14: 13582:http://en.wikipedia.org/Special:MyPage 10807:No autogenerated table of contents at 9770:#Slowness and timing out error message 8493:Grey stripe at top of pages (part two) 7809:double precision floating-point format 7692:{#expr: 9 - (896333 round -4)/1E5} = 0 7689:{#expr: 8 - (796333 round -4)/1E5} = 0 7686:{#expr: 7 - (696333 round -4)/1E5} = 0 7683:{#expr: 6 - (596333 round -4)/1E5} = 0 7680:{#expr: 5 - (496333 round -4)/1E5} = 0 7677:{#expr: 4 - (396333 round -4)/1E5} = 0 7674:{#expr: 3 - (296333 round -4)/1E5} = 0 7671:{#expr: 2 - (196333 round -4)/1E5} = 0 7668:{#expr: 1 - ( 96333 round -4)/1E5} = 0 7659:{#expr: 9 - (880333 round -5)/1E5} = 0 7656:{#expr: 8 - (780333 round -5)/1E5} = 0 7653:{#expr: 7 - (680333 round -5)/1E5} = 0 7650:{#expr: 6 - (580333 round -5)/1E5} = 0 7647:{#expr: 5 - (480333 round -5)/1E5} = 0 7644:{#expr: 4 - (380333 round -5)/1E5} = 0 7641:{#expr: 3 - (280333 round -5)/1E5} = 0 7638:{#expr: 2 - (180333 round -5)/1E5} = 0 7635:{#expr: 1 - ( 80333 round -5)/1E5} = 0 7523:Do you have a link to your book (like 7255:Remove Show Steamrunner class starship 7249:Remove Show New Orleans class starship 7096:Remove Show Star Trek: Deep Space Nine 6720:Ah, yes, it's a namespace. I forgot. - 3411:template:items fifth use field Anchor 3382:template:items first use field hello 3379:template:items first use field Anchor 3361:template:items fifth use field Anchor 3316:template:items first use field hello 3313:template:items first use field Anchor 2300:Hello, world{{#if:{{{1|}}}|+{{{1}}}}}! 2105:Also worth having a go at just adding 11143: 9411:Slowness and timing out error message 7525:User:Admiralalexmann//Books/Star Trek 7399:Remove Show Miles O'Brien (Star Trek) 7231:Remove Show Prometheus class starship 7192:Remove Show USS Excelsior (Star Trek) 7159:Remove Show USS Enterprise (NCC-1701) 6417:. It is reporting the server name as 5619:Thank goodness I'm not the only one. 5586:Mysterious 'Grey' Bar at top of pages 5526:{{citar heródoto|1|100}}</ref: --> 3414:template:items fifth use field hello 3400:template:items fourth use field help 3387:template:items second use field help 3364:template:items fifth use field hello 3346:template:items fourth use field help 3325:template:items second use field help 2573:Newlines are not permitted after the 2320:", but then a transclusion displays " 2159:Your workaround does not work, Rich. 2050:Configuration of collection extension 12092:specification, which introduced the 12033:Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 12011:Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 10997:Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 10070:" would have to translate into: "RLO 7282:Remove Show Communicator (Star Trek) 7258:Remove Show Shuttlecraft (Star Trek) 7216:Remove Show Sovereign class starship 7153:Remove Show USS Enterprise (XCV 330) 7138:Remove Show Star Trek: First Contact 6968:This page is for technical problems 5254:Also, it can be worked around using 3405:template:items fifth use field help 3395:template:items third use field help 3373:template:items first use field help 3355:template:items fifth use field help 3337:template:items third use field help 3310:template:items first use field help 2706:. 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Seems to be Google's problem. - 1867:So, is there anybody against that? 1479:{{{color|#f8eaba}}}<nowiki/: --> 228:@Perseus: Indeed, I use Firefox. -- 23: 11707:Wikipedia_talk:TW#Feature_Requests 9776: 8627:and direct them to the sandbox. -- 7734:{#expr: (180330 round -5)/1E5} = 2 7291:Remove Show Replicator (Star Trek) 7270:Remove Show Warp drive (Star Trek) 7243:Remove Show Miranda class starship 7225:Remove Show Defiant class starship 6985:Knowledge:Reference desk/Computing 6972:Knowledge. 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See the 4692:And don't you remember that Drama 3765:for any character that "breaks". 2342:We can't change the behavior of " 1695:Since templates do not yet have " 724:'href="http://www.mediawiki.org/' 383:of an uploaded image on Commons ( 13730:to see if it can get support. ▫ 12356: 11129:<span style="color:blue": --> 11125:<font color="alice blue": --> 11084:08:27, 29 January 2011, revised 10944:20:18, 28 January 2011, revised 10601: 10386:singing with tildes doesn't work 10196:Which browser and which skin ? — 9380:div, but the columns set to the 8710: 8467:"http://www.example.com/?foo=1". 7848:?-2011-01-23T02:17:00.000Z": --> 7843:?-2011-01-23T02:17:00.000Z": --> 7811:like above (for type float, see 7327:Remove Show Rules of Acquisition 7297:Remove Show Universal translator 7252:Remove Show Saber class starship 7237:Remove Show Akira class starship 6703:Special:PrefixIndex/User:DePiep/ 5754:User scripts not working anymore 5439: 5011:Search and replace in templates? 4491:?-2011-01-14T11:25:00.000Z": --> 4483:?-2011-01-14T11:25:00.000Z": --> 3290: 3250: 3172: 3167:"You have new messages" missing 2852: 2751:The way of feature requests is: 1845:and also the proposed solution: 506:Thanks. Did we get any goodies? 238: 78:Village pump (technical) archive 11993:" but not margin "<left: --> 11443:This is expected behaviour, as 10046:Adding: the algorithm UAX#9 is 9477:Thanks for the helpful advice. 8754:commons:MediaWiki:Extra-tabs.js 7267:Remove Show Shields (Star Trek) 7234:Remove Show Nova class starship 6869:Knowledge:AutoWikiBrowser/Typos 6834:How many are we talking about? 6824:Than is used to compare things: 6398:all your template stuff in here 6369:Login unification Not complete! 5232:It's a known limitation of the 2615:isn't obviously the same deal. 2443:safesubst:</includeonly: --> 2363:safesubst:</includeonly: --> 2350:safesubst:</includeonly: --> 2094:the offending interwiki links? 1849:mw:Extension:VariablesExtension 455:Reftools Cite button in editing 140:Interstate 40 in North Carolina 13865: 13856: 12762:Impending watchlist bankruptcy 11142:in certain circumstances (see 10275:}}}{{{sect1|}}}{{{section1|}}} 10126:There was also this question: 9194:(the equivalent HTML syntax)? 9137:xThis text is "in" the table. 8846:logons from those other sites? 7977:by yourself, but add the code 7513:Remove Show Vulcan (Star Trek) 7465:Remove Show Doctor (Star Trek) 7333:Remove Show Battle of Wolf 359 7156:Remove Show Enterprise (NX-01) 7102:Remove Show Star Trek: Voyager 6814:Then is used to describe time: 5687:Windows 7, IE, default skin.-- 4576:Upper page limit for deletions 3548:heavily vandalized (i.e. : --> 3057:Classless Inter-Domain Routing 2958:The FAQ was helpful but I see 2304:Hello, world{{#if:|+{{{1}}}}}! 1880:Knowledge and Google sitelinks 1540:"{{padleft:|1|<nowiki/: --> 1535:"{{padleft:|1|<nowiki/: --> 13: 1: 12078:is a deprecated element, use 11123:does not require quotes, but 10817:Template:WikiProject Oklahoma 10544:Yep it worked... 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