Actually it seems that audio entries can be added for South Levantine Arabic (or any other dialect, for instance "Palestinian Arabic") even though ajp and apc codes are not recognized.

OK, I see, thanks.

OK, I thought the underlying issue for the lack of support for ajp in the citation template and on Wikidata was the same.

According to people here the only way to solve this issue is to add it to MediaWiki and it cannot be done on the English Wikipedia.

Thank you so much!

In T286290#7203557, @Amire80 wrote:

In T286290#7203556, @A455bcd9 wrote:

Thanks, I solved the problem and I now have access. Thanks a lot also for the resources on my user page!

Regarding the font issue: do you have any idea?

Can you please create a separate task about it, with a few examples of the problem?

Thanks, I solved the problem and I now have access. Thanks a lot also for the resources on my user page!

Thank you so much!

In T286290#7202373, @Amire80 wrote:

In T286290#7202317, @A455bcd9 wrote:

Hi,

@Amire80: yes MSA as a fallback would be perfect.

Where do you see that I suggested شامي (Shami) as the name of the language?

Here: https://github.com/wikimedia/language-data/pull/165

I'll take a look at the sources you suggested, thanks a lot.

@Amire80 https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/MediaWiki:Common.css#L-783 Would it be possible to replicate this CSS on all Wikimedia projects? It seems to solve the font issue for all languages written with the Arabic script.

@Amire80: yes MSA as a fallback would be perfect.

Our first goal is to create an ajp Wikipedia (today in the Incubator), so we need:

Thanks. How do I add/edit a language file in MediaWiki core?

@Reedy the desired result is to have ajp setup as "right to left" by default.

I created a pull request on GitHub: https://github.com/wikimedia/language-data/pull/165

Hi @Aklapper, yes, I've just added a link to Wikimedia Statistics in my post to make it clearer (and I mentioned the Wikipedia REST API as well). I tried to follow this page when creating the ticket. Could you please tell me what I forgot? For feature requests, this page only mentions that it should be a user story.

Perfect, I've just created this feature request ( T284294 ).

By the way, after I made this prototype and wrote this article about its results, I was asked to do a similar analysis by subdivisions of countries instead of just countries (for instance using ISO 3166-2 codes). This would be especially interesting for big countries with several languages like US states, Canadian provinces, Russian Republics, or Indian states. (And also for Spain, Belgium, Ukraine, Switzerland, Cameroon, Cyprus, Romania, Indonesia, Iraq, Iran, Kazakhstan, Lebanon, Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia, Morocco, Nigeria, Uzbekistan, Malaysia, Bangladesh, South Africa, etc.)

If anyone arrives on this page looking for the same thing, I did a script to get what I desired: https://github.com/a455bcd9/wikilangtrends

Thanks for your answer. Too bad :(

And when I try to use the API with "all-wikipedia-projects" I get: https://wikimedia.org/api/rest_v1/metrics/pageviews/top-by-country/all-wikipedia-projects/all-access/2017/11

@leila No, as said in my initial message this is not enough. With this query only it's for instance impossible to quickly answer "What's the most used language in Morocco?" (French? English? Spanish? Arabic? Moroccan Arabic? Amazigh? etc.).

Actually there's maybe something simpler and as useful: instead of displaying the Wikipedias read by country one could easily calculate the % of views represented by one Wikipedia in a country among the views on all wikipedias in this same country.

@Aklapper Thanks a lot for reopening the task, I didn't know I could do it by myself. Thanks as well for changing the title. (I guess that's what you meant by "summary"?).

@Aklapper , sorry I've just read T188859 and I don't see how they're related. T188859 is about "the geographical origin of the contributors for a given wiki" whereas this request is about the total page views for each edition for a given country.

Thanks. FYI on Wikimedia Statistics, "New feature" directly points to Wikimedia Phabricator. It may be better to replace both the links "Report a bug" and "New feature" by https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/How_to_report_a_bug