Hi there, I'm reporting this issue for the Discord widget because it seems like it might affect several wikis. This widget fails if your wiki CSS has the following style for responsive images:

img {
max-width:100%;
height:auto;
}

Notably, all user avatars are displayed with 0 width.

If you encounter this issue, a simple fix would be:

img:not(.widget-member-avatar-img) {
max-width:100%;
height:auto;
}

Hoping that this issue can be rectified in the script, thanks for all the hard work!

The ModernProfile/EditButton.js, which is part of the ModernProfile design, removes the standard "Edit Profile" button and places a new one on the masthead.

However, since the old button appears for a few seconds, it causes a lot of confusion for new users on our wiki who are not aware of the other button and try hard to catch the button each time before it disappears. In addition, some users without an account maintain their IP profile pages and for them the old button disappears without the alternate one showing up.

I want to suggest to remove the removal of the old button, leaving them to exist beside each other, or alternatively making the old button to just be invisible and become visible when hovering over it's place.

I just came across w:c:community:Thread:578801 which appears to be working well on w:c:vocaloid.

Would it be possible to make this a dev extension similar to RandomBackground?

I am asking you to create a complete chat script that can create groups of participants.

You need to create a button that opens a window.

The window should contain an input field where the name of the group is indicated, and below is a list of participants from the chat to add them to a new group.

In my wiki, there is a great need for a tool to classify the text, more specifically the photos when placed in the galleries, I need something like a tool that classifies the text in numerical and alphabetical order, so the photos would be in the exact order, you see? I already researched about "Editing tools", but, I didn't see anything, does anyone know of anything that can help me.

Is it possible for the MultiUpload to support automatically assigning common category(s) to all the files.

Currently this can be achieved if you add wikitext categories in the comments box. The category (or categories) are assigned to the files, but the text remains in the comment box.

There could be either a separate text box for entering the category, or can be added through the comment box.

With a small modification (hopefully), any category text in the comment box should be applied as category to the files and then removed from the comment box.

I hope this makes sense.

Effan R (talk) 19:37, June 26, 2020 (UTC)

Hey, Thanks for updating MassEdit with Regex! I have a suggestion: Regex Page Listing. It would take a user inputted regex pattern, and it would generate a list of pages similar to the nuke script.

Hi,

Would it be possible to develop a script that would generate a list of the most used redirects on a wiki?

Perhaps something that looks at Special:ListRedirects and produces an output similar to Special:MostLinkedPages?

I developed a Live! Chat script that allows a user to repeat a specified message on an interval that they specify.

To specify what they want, they can set these variables:

• window.repeatingMessageText - the message which will repeat (required)
• window.repeatingMessageInterval - the interval in seconds at which to repeat, defaults to 10 minutes

Code:

mw.hook('dev.chat.render').add(function(mainRoom) {
 
    if(typeof window.repeatingMessageText == "undefined") {
        return;
    }
 
    if(typeof window.repeatingMessageInterval == "undefined") {
        window.repeatingMessageInterval = 10;
    }
 
    setInterval(function() {
        $(".message > textarea")[0].value = window.repeatingMessageText;
 
        $("#ChatSendButton")[0].click();
    }, window.repeatingMessageInterval * 10000);
 
});
 
importArticle(
    {
        type: 'script',
        article: 'u:dev:Chat-js.js'
    }
);

Hey, Im an Often User of MassEdit. I would suggest adding Regex support like FindAndReplace in the "Find and Replace" operation, it would massively improve the capabilities of this script. the capabilities would be implemented through a checkbox "Enable Regular Expressions"

About: Help:Table of contents#Notes

Is there already, or is it possible / feasible an script for this purpose?

I would like my wiki to be more like Wikipedia / lastest MediaWiki version in this aspect.

WhoEarnedThisBadge

I suggest this to be renamed because it sounds very very stupid. Anyways, this extension is a JS extension I came up with the idea of.

And, yup, this is for badges, not medals.

Where is it avaliable?

Remember: you must have personal JS (JavaScript) enabled! For the wikia JS, you'll need to have it enabled as well!

• MediaWiki:Wikia.js
• Special:Mypage/common.js
• w:Special:Mypage/global.js

What is it actually?

So, go on a wikia with badges enabled, let's check a badge, for example the Just the Beginning badge. You can see Awarded for making 5 edits on articles! This badge has been earned by X people.. But if you're an user who wants to know who got that badge on the wikia, then let's make it much easier for you.

So, now it looks like "Awarded for making 5 edits on articles! This badge has been earned by X people. Looks the same, but see that link over there? If this JS extension is enabled, there'd be a link showing ALL users who got that badge (remember: the Special:Usershavingcollectedthisbadge (which is also in serious need of renaming) works the same way as Special:Whatlinkshere does, if there are too much (i.e. over 100) people having earned the badge, there will be a "previous 100" and "next 100" thingy!)

Pre-thank you! Botuczy the Candle, as expected, said "Don't ask." once again. 11:31, May 5, 2020 (UTC)

Also, i bet no one will see this, given how this post was created over 2 weeks ago and no one replied lol but that's just a side effect to this thread lol.

Bonjour,

J'ai créé le Modèle:Sous-titre sur le Wiki Doublage afin d'avoir la possibilité d'ajouter un sous-titre en dessous du titre d'un article, sauf qu'au lieu que le sous-titre soit entre le titre principal de la page et la ligne séparatrice du texte, le sous-titre se retrouve en dessous de la ligne...

Je me suis inspiré du modèle de Wikipédia et il est normalement pris en charge par JavaScript, et je dois ajouter ce code-là afin que cela soit pris en charge et fonctionne. Pouvez-vous m'aider ? Cdlmt.

 /**
 * Ajout d'un sous-titre
 *
 * Fonction utilisée par Modèle:Sous-titre
 *
 * La fonction cherche un élément de la forme
 * Sous-titre
 */
 
function sousTitreH1( $content ) {
	$( '#firstHeading > #sous_titre_h1' ).remove();
	var $span = $content.find( '#sous_titre_h1' );
	if ( $span.length ) {
		$span.prepend( ' ' );
		$( '#firstHeading' ).append( $span );
	}
}
mw.hook( 'wikipage.content' ).add( sousTitreH1 );

I made a script that adds a button for blanking pages, I'm not sure where to suggest this, but I believe this is the place?

Anyways, if it is, this is my suggestion:

https://github.com/DaChickenKing/FANDOM-Blank-Page-Script/blob/release/code.js