Ok, I just do have a note.
The AJAX use of <tabview> was something I strongly disliked because I
wanted to be able to use tabs on a page where it would be unacceptable
to not have a fallback that allows things to just be displayed flat when
someone has JS disabled.
For that reason I created some Wiki side JS to use TabView similarly to
how we use NavBox, collapsible, and sortable.
The JS is at:
http://en.anime.wikia.com/wiki/MediaWiki:TabView.js
The syntax uses divs with the 'tabview' class, and uses the title of the
children divs to act as tabs. So an example would be:
<div class="tabview">
<div title="Tab 1">
Tab 1 content.
</div>
<div title="Tab 2">
Tab 2 content.
</div>
</div>
Because I use the childNodes variable instead of using
getElementsByTagName it is also theoretically possible to put tab
systems inside of other tab systems.
If you're going to use it, I suggest referencing it with a @import
instead of copying the code into your Common.css. The reason for that is
I am currently getting a tab-random (For a random tab to be active on
page load), and will then add a tab-selected class after that is done to
let people select which tab should be the selected one.
If you still wish to copy the code instead of referencing it, I suggest
you use the following revision instead of the current revision because
it is the stable version without any code for the tab-random which does
not work yet:
http://en.anime.wikia.com/index.php?title=MediaWiki:TabView.js&oldid=10067
All just for those who want a method more inline with whats been done in
the past, instead of an AJAX dependent new method.
~Daniel Friesen(Dantman) of:
-The Gaiapedia (http://gaia.wikia.com)
-Wikia ACG on Wikia.com (http://wikia.com/wiki/Wikia_ACG)
-and Wiki-Tools.com (http://wiki-tools.com)
Inez Korczyński wrote:
Hi,
I just deployed a new version of the TabView extension. It's enabled on
all wikis. You can see an example here:
http://toys.wikia.com/wiki/TabViewTest
Note that the tag that the parser uses has changed from "tabview" to
"tabviewng" - this is a temporary change, only released to get your
feedback.
Inez
Jesús Martínez pisze:
Thanks, but please consider changing the way of specify the article to
load as I suggested, specifying the page title instead of a URL and,
of course, check that the parameter is a valid wiki article title.
It's more secure that the actual way.
Nobody has complained about this extension being disabled yet, so
maybe is not a pain for them to wait some days until it gets totally
fixed, even if the syntax changes. This would solve the problem
permanently. Maybe you have a tool to check in which pages it's used,
to consider each option.
Just my 2 cents.
2007/12/7, Inez Korczyński wrote:
Hi,
Actually please hold on with switching to different solution on pages
which use TabView extension. I'm going to fix JavaScript injection
problems ASAP (today) and then will let you know.
Inez
Jesús Martínez pisze:
Just FYI to who were using the TabView extension, it has been
disabled, so the markup is now showing on the pages where is used.
The reason is the JavaScript injection that anyone could produce with
it. The first param was injected without any escape inside a <script>
section of the HTML, so you can imagine what could be done with it:
since showing an alert() to include an entire external JavaScript file
that could thief your cookies or load in a frame the
[[Special:Userlogin]] and send your password remotely (if your browser
stores it).
If someday wikia enables an improved version of this extension, PLEASE
do something like the param indicating the page to load is the title
of the article, not a url, and check it with MediaWiki so if it
doesn't exist displays a red link or something. This is the proper way
of doing things.
What was doing now could be done with some javaScript in Common.js, so
a replacement of this extension could be done without much effort and
without a need of a extension install.
As an idea:
<http://www.wikia.com/wiki/User:Ciencia_Al_Poder/Embed_Quick_Time_Movies.js>
what means: a <div> with a specific class="" attribute. Inside, a list
of links, preferably of the form [[Link|Text]] so you can make sure
only internal links are parsed and the problem of the TabView
extension gets solved.
Cheers.
2007/8/17, Inez Korczyński wrote:
Hi,
I just create new extension - TabView.
It allow to create dynamic tabs inside article page.
Example: http://toys.wikia.com/wiki/TabViewTest
CSS for that example is at the end of:
http://toys.wikia.com/wiki/MediaWiki:Common.css
About syntax:
tag parameters:
id - (optional) postfix for root div for tab
title - (optional) title showed above tabs
inside parameters:
1st - tab name
2nd - url to article with content to display (remember about action=render)
3nd - (optional) cache content - false/true
4nd - (optional) active tab - false/true
That extension use YUI library module called TabView:
http://developer.yahoo.com/yui/tabview/
Feel free to play with it, I'm waiting for feedback and remember that
extension is in beta version.
Inez
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