> Actually, using a different timestamp than the last revision's timestamp > will fail: the edit conflict check requires that the timestamp are > *exactly the same*, so timestamps of earlier revisions *or* later > revisions *will* *not* *work*. You really need to get that one > timestamp. (I apologize for overusing the * in this paragraph.)
This is what I initially thought, but was told by someone it was not correct. So to clarify things. I get the contents of a page along with timestamp and edit token. a delay someone else edits the page I submit an edit request with my timestamp and edit token and my new contents in this case it will fail ? Or should it be like I get the contents of a page along with timestamp and edit token a delay someone else edits the page get another timestamp of latest revision Submit a edit request with my new timestamp and edit token and my new contents Best Regards Jools _______________________________________________ Mediawiki-api mailing list [email protected] https://lists.wikimedia.org/mailman/listinfo/mediawiki-api
