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Hello,
In general it's best to send those to mobile-l mailing list. See my
comments inline.
1 ) : app can load the page i created on local mediaWiki server ,but
> the images can not display on my app, then i tried to open the same page
> with mobile brower the images showed correct. It seems that load images on
> app is different from brower . so what shoud i do with the code of
> mediaWiki-android-app.
>
We have a setting for whether to show images
(PrefKeys.PREFERENCE_SHOW_IMAGES) now, but that's probably not it since it
defaults to true.
Since the images are referenced by the WebView I recommend using Chrome
debugger (chrome://inspect/#devices) to take a look at the current WebView
(use the first WebView under the application name; I highly recommend to
either add rotation lock or don't move your device), and see what the URLs
for the img src attributes are. I hope this will reveal the right clues.
2 ): i want to add functions such as "Discussion" and "View History"
> of a specific page to the app just as the function we see in mediaWiki
> from PC's brower , where should i add of modify code in mediaWiki-android-app
> ? and for local mediaWiki server,should i write my own php file ?
>
A "View History" link is already available at the bottom of the page. Look
for the "Last update x days ago" link at the very end of the page. This
will point to mobile web. The links is now done in Java code:
BottomContentHandler.setupAttribution().
We would like to have a link to Discussions, too. It's not decided at the
moment where this would go. I could see links to article talk pages going
to the end of the article page as well. In your case you could probably
hard-code the Talk prefix, or whatever it is called on your site
(Discussion, ...). See my patch at https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#/c/197851
to see what I mean.
We would have to make it more generic since we support many wiki sites and
would need to have a list of all translations of the prefix. To complicate
matters, there is also the issue that there are actually multiple types of
talk pages: (article) talk, file talk, project talk, user talk, ... (see
https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Namespace#Built-in_namespaces). You
probably want to handle at least article and file talk pages, the latter I
left for you as an exercise. I think the user talk pages are very valuable
as well. User talk page links belong somewhere else, probably from an
action in the NavDrawerFragment in the item that shows the user name for
logged in users.
Good luck with your treasure hunt, and please report back any findings.
Cheers,
Bernd
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