Markus Krötzsch пишет:
> On Montag, 12. Januar 2009, CNIT wrote:
>
>> Hi!
>> At one of long running SMW site I was asked to delete pages which had
>> Properties of Date
>> type defined for some interval. There are hundreds of such pages. Maybe
>> a {{#delete}} parser function
>> can be implement
On Montag, 12. Januar 2009, CNIT wrote:
> Hi!
> At one of long running SMW site I was asked to delete pages which had
> Properties of Date
> type defined for some interval. There are hundreds of such pages. Maybe
> a {{#delete}} parser function
> can be implemented? Though I see the problem that te
On Montag, 12. Januar 2009, apri a.vd.wiel wrote:
> this example is a first step to some kind of a RIA mediawiki. For me
> it is a proof of concept but still a lot of questions to be
> answered ;-).
> It is not this standard flex datagrid style but more the functionality
> wich is possible when usi
I noticed that wiki pages in RDFa wiki (http://rdfa.info/wiki/) have
XHTML+RDFa DTD.
I wonder if RDFa is actually being used on wiki pages and what technology is
used for that?
I know that Creative Commons had a project for Semantic MediaWiki to include
RDFa support (Google Summer of Code 2008),
Right now, the wiki is internal only; I will try to put this on a public
site;
Interestingly, I saved the page source, and loaded that directly. It
showed the timeline (although it didn't seem to recognize the dates
correctly, but that's a different story).
From there, I commented every othe
Thanks.
I have a lot more ideas but still working on the concept.
When that is more concrete there may be a way to release some kind of
'apri' format for the flex-datagrid presentation.
One of my fantasies is to make a ria editor for wiki applications. I
think that will be a super-big step up for
this example is a first step to some kind of a RIA mediawiki. For me
it is a proof of concept but still a lot of questions to be
answered ;-).
It is not this standard flex datagrid style but more the functionality
wich is possible when using flex/actionscript.
Flash/flex performance is improv
Well, at least from a performance viewpoint, it makes sense to do #set and
#display in one parse if possible. I do not want to contribute to the general
interface discussion here, but I can offer a workaround for those who would
like to have a #"set+display" right now. Insert the code below this
On Montag, 12. Januar 2009, S Page wrote:
> Dominik Dejmek wrote:
> > Do you know where I can find some information of the existing postgresql
> > and mysql support of mediawiki, which you used in the code of smw?
Another rule of thumb is that special-purpose functions such as
Database::select()
We need to check this in more detail. Strangely, Timeline works well on recent
development versions of MediaWiki 1.14. It would be unusual for MW 1.13.0 to
include major changes that are not found in MW 1.14 or MW 1.12.
The text about JavaScript being disabled is not generated based on any check
Thanks for the info.
Actually the MySQL version I mistyped it is 5.0.45 not 6.0.45
I'll see if I can update PHP sometime.
Cheers,
Gu
btw I solved my specific original problem by avoiding any objects and therefore
memory leaks altogether.
Quoting CNIT :
>
> > Hi,
> >
> > I wonder if anyone c
On Sonntag, 11. Januar 2009, andre wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I have been playing around with the inline query ask functionality and
> flex/flash for presentation of the results.
> please check the next url and give me your thoughts.
>
> http://scapeler.com/index.php/Test
I do not quite see the point of
> Hi,
>
> I wonder if anyone can tell me if the functions used when I call
> SMWQueryProcessor::getResultFromQueryString should release all the memory
> after
> they finished?
>
> I thought I could avoid a memory problem by calling getResultFromQueryString
> with different 'offset' values to retr
Hi!
At one of long running SMW site I was asked to delete pages which had
Properties of Date
type defined for some interval. There are hundreds of such pages. Maybe
a {{#delete}} parser function
can be implemented? Though I see the problem that text from the pages
wouldn't be erased, so when
som
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