Hey, I've created a script to display icons in a infobox based on the value inputted and if the parameter is not used, it still display an icon. How do I fix that?

Here's a page with that error.

This is the script and template.

(If you're curious why there is an extra #switch in that template, it's because I had trouble implementing that in the script.)

I'm looking to create a custom input box on Fandom and am open to using whatever tools are available—whether it's Wikitext, JavaScript, Lua, or CSS. Specifically, I want to build a calculator that calculates and displays a percentage (formatted as 0.00%) based on the numerical difference between two user-provided values.

Could anyone provide guidance on how to implement this, considering Fandom’s limitations and supported features? I’d appreciate recommendations on the best way to achieve this functionality.

I’ve been trying to customize the script in the lostwave’s finest wiki but i can’t seem to find how or where to customize it.

I'm doing a cleanup of categories for a large-ish fanon wiki after many years of neglect by the previous staff, and there are quite a lot of categories that i'd like to get rid of at once. I currently have a list of these categories. Is there a program that allows me to insert this list and get these categories all removed from their pages together, similar to how AjaxBatchDelete works but for category removal?

I'm using MassCategorization as a substitute for now, but since there are over five hundred categories I'd like to remove, it's still a bit cumbersome ':)

Or the whole wiki.

That'd work too

On our my wiki I've been making some code to create pages easily. When I wanted to implement the syntax we use, I noticed this problem. The template should have this structure:

{{PageNoticeQ

|title=[[Template:<!--Templatename-->|Thingy]]

Other things

}}

How can I implement it?

Example:

Template:Stub

{{PageNoticeQ

|title=[[Template:Stub|This article is a stub]]

}}

I’ve noticed that when a category page is deleted, said category remains on all the articles that have it, even if said category page is deleted.

So when a category page is deleted or non-existent, is there a script that can cause all the articles to uncategorize said category, instead of keeping it?

I think this should be called “uncategorize articles of the categories named after the targeted/deleted category pages”.

Was trying to implement something that I saw in another wiki on a wiki that I'm an admin on, and well, trying to test it doesn't seem to be working.

// Checks if a div with the id "spoilers_image" is clicked and then adds a
// "display:none" style attribute to a div with the id "spoilers".

document.getElementById("spoilers_image").addEventListener("click", function() {
    $('#spoilers').fadeOut(400, function () {
        this.style.display = "none";
    });
});

Source: The DDLC wiki.

def getToken():
    Token = session.get("https://gabby-protection-program.fandom.com/api.php?action=query&meta=tokens&format=json").json()["query"]["tokens"]["csrftoken"]
    return(Token)
    
def postMessage(Text,Title,User,WikiName, Token):
    payload = {'title':Title, 'wallOwnerId':User,'rawContent':Text,'token':Token}
    print(payload)
    print(session.post("https://"+WikiName+".fandom.com/wikia.php?controller=MessageWall&method=createThread&format=json",headers=headers,json=payload).json())

(My code, python.)

I've been trying to fix problems relating to <tabview> removing a lot of attributes relating to the pages it imports.

So far, I've managed to fix portable infoboxes and galleries by importing the CSS for them in site CSS, but I can't think of anything to fix collapsible tables.

Specifically, the button used to expand/collapse the table just... doesn't exist.

Example page: https://bee-swarm-simulator.fandom.com/wiki/Robo_Bear_Challenge

From what I can see in Chrome DevTools, it seems like the table is missing some classes and attributes.

I tried injecting the missing classes and attributes, but they still don't seem to work (unless I'm doing it wrong, which I probably am). I also tried doing the same thing I did with the infoboxes and galleries - importing the JS code for <tabview> via site JS - but that also didn't work. (Maybe I imported the wrong JS code? I don't know.)

So instead, I tried to find a way to force the table to expand (which is an ugly solution, but it's better than nothing).

The way <tabview> works is that it only loads the pages after you click on the tab, so I have to somehow detect when the page loads, and then remove the "mw-collapsed" class from the table.

I tried:

• detecting whenever an element with the "tabContent" class (which covers the page's content) loads, but that didn't seem to work.

• detecting whenever a tab is clicked, but the page doesn't load immediately so that didn't work. (I could add a timeout, but I don't like that solution since if a page takes extra time to load for any reason then the solution is dead in the water.)

• adding a 100ms interval to remove the class works, but is a rather costly solution that I'd like to avoid.

The only thing I thought of but haven't tried is detecting when an element is added to the container, but to be honest, I don't know how I'm supposed to do that. I tried searching StackOverflow, but the solutions were... confusing to say the least.

Is there a better solution to remove the "mw-collapsed" class, or is there one that fixes the button completely?

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Red: Status Offline

In the Japanese Object Show Community Wiki, there's a template called Dia, which uses Template:DiaM, which uses Module:DiaM (which also uses several modules).

Some context: Dia and its modules were ported from the Japanese Object CrossRoad & AviUtl Wiki template of the same name, which is a modified version of the English Object Show Community Wiki template, which itself is a modification of the English Battle for Dream Island Wiki template, which is based off of the dialogue boxes in the game BFDIA 5b.

The four wikis also have the templates DiaNone and DiaEmpty, both also based off of the dialogue boxes.

The Japanese OSC Wiki's Dia template currently looks rather inconsistent with DiaNone and DiaEmpty, which can be seen in the page ループキャスト/セクション0.

I want it to look like the English OSC Wiki version, which would make it look something like this:

How could this be done?

Hello, I am trying to add the mass categorization tool to my arsenal but literally nothing seems to work. I tried adding it both locally to my wiki and globally, I made sure to ctrl+refresh, and I even made sure that I have personal js on, but the tool STILL refuses to show up in the toolkit anywhere.