See T4085: Add a {{USERLANGUAGE}} magic word
See here for list of wikis: https://noc.wikimedia.org/conf/highlight.php?file=dblists/translate.dblist
This will include most multilingual wikis such as Wikidata.
Description
Description
| Status | Subtype | Assigned | Task | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Open | None | T377410 Enable $wgParserEnableUserLanguage on all wikis with Translate enabled | |||
| Resolved | LucasWerkmeister | T405830 Enable USERLANGUAGE magic word for Wikidata | |||
| Resolved | jhsoby | T406050 Enable USERLANGUAGE magic word for the multilingual Wikisource | |||
| Resolved | Superpes15 | T406583 Enable USERLANGUAGE magic word for Wikispecies |
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- Most multilingual wikis contains some modules using {{int:lang}} (example, example). Note there are also mechanism to switch languages besides the Translate extension, such as LangSwitch or AutoTranslate modules in search results above.
- For wikis with translate, it is possible that pages are in different languages ($wgPageLanguageUseDB), i.e. different from page view languages.
Many wikis including MediaWiki.org and Wkidata have some sorts of int:lang hack, and in MediaWiki.org case, it is not set up properly. Usage of such hacks should be discouraged.
(by the way, my ideal solution is remove $wgParserEnableUserLanguage completely and always enable this magic word - there is no performance drawback if it is enabled but not used, but it is out of scope of this task.)