The call tree is pretty long, and currently displays _uncorrected_ runtimes (without compensation for profiling overhead).
However it can be nice to get a better idea of what's calling what.
can be loaded via JavaScript so it doesn't disturb the surrounding page
as badly. It's also lighter on the server, as it doesn't require skin
rendering. (On short pages with Turck cache, this saves 50% of apache
time!)
Disabled by default, as it's incomplete: interlanguage and category links
aren't displayed, and there are likely other problems.
Nonsupporting browsers or JS off fall back gracefully to form submission.
Tested: Safari 1.2.4, Firefox 1.0, MSIE/Win 6.0 (XPSP2)
* Cache feeds for up to a day
* Maximum number of rows to show
* Minimum timeout between changes to re-cache
* Maximum article size to show diffs for (will show diff link instead for larger)
* Also, return 500 error if asked for an invalid feed format instead of silently showing the html
instead of -- MediaWiki code for particular events (article rollback,
user ban, etc.). Framework is in place; hooks are not yet in place
in the mainline code.
$wgUsePHPTal setting no longer exists; if a PHPTAL-based skin is used it will attempt to load PEAR+PHPTAL and gracefully disable itself if it can't.
Todo: get the list of skins in preferences to reflect this kind of disabling, so unselectable skins don't need to be moved into disabled subdir to be hidden.
* set $wgUsePHPTal to false; not sure if it's really needed anymore. Disabled TAL version of MonoBook
* re-enabled display of PEAR errors from PHPTal skins (if they get used)
for the Wikimedia Commons. If $wgUseSharedUploads is set, MediaWiki will try
to locate an image file in the shared upload directory if it is not found
locally. Thumbnails for shared images will also be generated in the
shared directory.
Note: I changed
$text = $this->replaceInternalLinks ( $text );
$text = $this->replaceExternalLinks( $text );
to
$text = $this->replaceExternalLinks( $text );
$text = $this->replaceInternalLinks ( $text );
in Parser.php. Otherwise [[Media:Bla.jpg]] to an absolute URL would be
incorrectly parsed as external links. The header of
replaceExternalLinks says:
Note: we have to do external links before the internal ones
So the old order was not consistent with the documentation. I did some
tests and nothing seems to be broken, but I have some problems executing
parserTests.php so I couldn't test it systematically.
