@Andrewds1021 My global.js is divided into modules run separately and one of them needs mw.util to work, so I expected it to be fine, but I've encountered "mw.util is not defined" errors. Adding the call for "ext.fandom.ContentReview.legacyLoader.js" solved the issue. Right now my module for loading Dev Wiki codes looks like this:
@KhangND you may not need importArticles() to load codes from Dev Wiki but these codes will need it to load their dependencies anyway.
Yes, ext.fandom.… does seem to work alone, too. I just checked that.
That's correct. My personal global JS is using "mediawiki.util" anyway but I still encouraged some issues with importArticles so I'm additionally calling "ext.fandom.ContentReview.legacyLoaders.js" module.
mw.loader.using([
'mediawiki.util',
'ext.fandom.ContentReview.legacyLoaders.js'
], function() {
importArticles({
type: 'script',
articles: [
// ...
]
});
});Code above worked both for me and other users who reported problems with importArticles(). But please note that fix for this function is already in the works and hopefully we'll see it fixed sooner than later :)
First please share a link to your wiki ^^
Uh, I don't think so. Modifying a wiki header that wordmark is a part of would be a customization policy violation. You could do that as your personal script but I don't think it's going to work out sitewidely.
Which browser you're using? Any errors in your browser's console when trying to use WHAM (F12 on your keyboard)? It's not loading at all or freezing after clicking a button?
It is possible when you place you tabber tag inside div element with specified class. Example:
<div class='tabber-theme-1'><tabber> 1=Tab one |-|2=Tab two </tabber></div>
And then make you css like:
.tabber-theme-1 .tabbernav { /* ... */ }
But you should avoid using tabbers in general as it's bad for UX and portability on your wiki.
It works fine. Bypass you browser's cache by pressing ctrl + f5 and it'll show up ^^
dev:RailWAM/code.js dev:GlobalEditcount/code.js
Well, I only need a thing to see which files needs my attention - untranslated/outdated strings or whole JSON files. Everything else is fine to me.
Hey! You might be interested in FastFileDelete script in our repository. It allows you to selectively delete files directly on Special:Unusedfiles page on your wiki. Some unused files in fact may be used e.g. in CSS or JavaScript so you probably don't want to delete them all 100% automatically.
Okay, I'm only suggesting one of possible solutions to fix out-of-date URLs, but seriously, I don't really think that updating url may broke anything in this case.
Ye, but to be honest, nothing like this will happen :v
Em... Admins? I mean, they can block my bot anytime when it will broke anything (it won't but things like this might happens). Or JSRT in case of most obvious problems (but as i said, i'll be sending JS pages for review manually)
1) I'm not sure what do you mean
2) Yup
Hello. Some time ago I've requested to flag my bot account in order to update deprecated wikia.com links to fandom.com in script pages, but Speedit suggested to ask about such a change on forum. So, I'm here and asking you people - what do you think about it?
IMO this post is unnecessary as it's strongly maintenance change ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ We have to update links either way, no matter that we'll use bot or edit scripts manually.