On Aug 1, 11:03 pm, Platonides <[email protected]> wrote:
> kilucas wrote:
> > This seems to have worked - many thanks. My wiki is now in .../
> > mediawiki/ and short urls aliasing this to .../wiki/ work with the
> > following exception.
>
> > The only oddity is that paths to images don't retain my short urls. If
> > an article with path .../wiki/<article name> contains an image
> > <imagename.jpg> then clicking on the image within the article takes me
> > to .../wiki/File:<imagename.jpg> as I'd intuitively expected. But
> > clicking on the image again here takes me to .../mediawki/images/
> > <imagename.jpg> where "mediawiki" now replaces the alis "wiki".
>
> You are going to the actual file, so it sends you to the path in which
> it lives, which is on mediawiki/images/. Nothing wrong there.
> Don't confuse the image path with the path of an article with the same
> name as the image.
>
> > So, should I expect short urls to apply to my images now I've
> > simplified my directory naming or do you think my implementation is
> > behaving normally as regards image urls?
>
> It's working right.
>
> > Many thanks for your help here. This is all in much better shape now!
> > My next step is to see if I can understand how to run Platonides'
> > script for moving my single images folder into hashed structures.
>
> > Kevin
>
> Which script are you refering? An old one from the list?

The one at http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual_talk:$wgHashedUploadDirectory.
I presume that running the script itself just involves copying the
code into a file but I need to contemplate the remaining instructions
first.

If I have any queries I'll check for past posts and then post any new
ones in a separate thread.

Thanks

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