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| Image file = MassEdit.png
 
| Image file = MassEdit.png
 
| Description = Modal for quickly editing/creating pages from text, wikitext, or HTML
 
| Description = Modal for quickly editing/creating pages from text, wikitext, or HTML
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| Status = stable
 
| Scope = Personal<br />Site-wide
 
| Scope = Personal<br />Site-wide
| Author = [[User:Count of Howard|Count of Howard]]
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| Author = [[User:Eizen|Eizen]]
 
| Updated = 06 February 2017
 
| Updated = 06 February 2017
 
| Code = [[MediaWiki:MassEdit/code.js|code.js]]
 
| Code = [[MediaWiki:MassEdit/code.js|code.js]]
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[[MediaWiki:MassEdit/code2.js|code2.js]] <small>(beta)</small>
 
| Skins = Omb
 
| Skins = Omb
 
| Languages = {{Language list|be|en|nl|ru|uk}}
 
| Languages = {{Language list|be|en|nl|ru|uk}}

Revision as of 22:51, 11 October 2017

MassEdit permits users to quickly edit or create an inputted set of pages. It can be used to affix templates to articles, add categories to pages, or simply create articles from prefabricated HTML.

As the author has experienced bugs while using the similar AutoEditPages script, MassEdit was created to serve as a slightly simpler, cleaner, more optimized version of AutoEditPages with additional i18n support.

Due to the potential for abuse in the form of vandalism or spam, the script can only be used by local staff (i.e. admins, bureaucrats, content-moderators, and rollbacks), FANDOM Staff, FANDOM Helpers, and VSTF.

Installation

Add the following to your personal common.js or global.js files or your wiki's MediaWiki:Common.js file:

importArticles({
    type: 'script',
    articles: [
        'u:dev:MassEdit/code.js'
    ]
});

If the script has been installed properly, a "MassEdit" option will appear on the Oasis toolbar and in the Monobook "toolbox" module.

Template:ImportArticles

Changelog

  • 05-02-17 - Initial revision
  • 06-02-17 - Revision of regex, removal of character limit