@Padthaidev sorry this is already done by someone else :).

This is an ongoing issue. I was contacted today from a third party wiki wondering why their VE citation tool wasn't working, and the template data wasn't coming through. It was this problem.

In T208575#4739856, @Esanders wrote:

On further investigation it looks like the API is only returning one result for these queries, so must be a config issue with the beta cluster, as suspected.

In T208226#4738857, @Lea_WMDE wrote:

@Pablo-WMDE can you tell me what I should test here? Thanks!

In T208575#4736456, @Ryasmeen wrote:

@Esanders: On Beta cluster, pasting "Vision : Wikipedia and the future of free culture" into Automatic tab isn't showing multiple results anymore for some reason.

Done and deployed: https://doc.wikimedia.org/Wikibase/master/js/#!/api/jQuery.wikibase.snakview.variations

This might be useful for adding references for third party wikis, in terms of using bibliographic metadata from Wikidata in references.

In T208991#4731105, @Mvolz wrote:

We use WorldCat for ISBNs. There's a similar bug filed for JP wiki here: T192528. Is there a good Czech authority to use you can recommend?

We use WorldCat for ISBNs. There's a similar bug filed for JP wiki here: T192528. Is there a good Czech authority to use you can recommend?

In T209005#4731065, @Seb35 wrote:

First check that https://cs.wikipedia.org/wiki/MediaWiki:Citoid-template-type-map.json is sufficiently precise and up-to-date. This is the table mapping 34 Zotero types to your Wikipedia templates. If you need more templates, you should follow https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Citoid/Maps_TemplateData for the new templates (essentially add a key "map -> citoid" in the TemplateData of the template). (But I’m not sure you can add more than 4 templates, see https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/VisualEditor/Citation_tool.)

The new label is getting deployed tomorrow :).

In T208751#4721836, @Josve05a wrote:

In T208751#4721144, @Mvolz wrote:

Dupe of T124610?

Well, two separate features/issues fixed with the same code perhaps.

In T208575#4724898, @Esanders wrote:

After above patch

window-clipped:

(still needs horizontal rule)

I think it needs more contrast, I have trouble seeing the indentations on my screen.

In T208488#4723829, @Lucas_Werkmeister_WMDE wrote:

test.wikidata.org gets updated to a new MediaWiki version today 20:00 – 22:00 UTC, I hope that’ll resolve the issue. Otherwise we’ll have to revisit this issue.

In T183678#4723065, @matmarex wrote:

All of the four messages mentioned here definitely should not be translateable. They are intended for local customization by wiki administrators, rather than for translations. The "null" is not translateable, it refers to the JavaScript null value: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/null – translating it will cause JSON parsing failures (which luckily are harmlessly ignored rather than breaking anything).

In T208488#4712560, @Addshore wrote:

This appears to be fixed now.
But some bad values might be cached in resource loader for a little while.

I think it needs more contrast, I have trouble seeing the indentations on my screen.

Dupe of T124610?

In T201611#4681187, @thcipriani wrote:

Not sure how to exercise the image.

I'm still getting this error again with a completely fresh install.

I've done a completely fresh install (new clone and everything) and I'm producing the same issue with the wikidata role. On the client page it's the same as T197868

In T208575#4716231, @Esanders wrote:

I recently found Trevor's original designs for this (https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:VisualEditor_citoid_designs_2015.png):

Oh great!

Getting rid of the scrollbar, and adding a horizontal rule should make this much more usable.

Agreed.

Do we also have an issue with a missing icon for plain 'Citation'?

@iamjessklein

Now that T198567 works, we could potentially offer the conversion for any text, not just bare urls at present. Citoid actually will look for urls anywhere in the text, and it'll also search worldcat and crossref.

For user notice, something like:

In T208500#4712725, @JeroenDeDauw wrote:

As @Addshore said, that composer info does not look right. You'll get the error you are getting when the code is not loaded. So my guess is that you do not have it loaded.

In T208226#4708748, @Pablo-WMDE wrote:

"Support ES6 syntax" is an open ticket for around 3 years in jsduck - yet to be address given support pretty much died down.

In T198191#4694615, @Lionel_Scheepmans wrote:

@Deskana , I'm back after doing your recommendations :

• Copy past the 4 templates from fr.wikipedia
  
  But on fr.wikiversity there is already a preexisting "template:Chapitre" used for lesson edition. So I've imported the "template:Chapitre" from fr.wikipedia but change the name to "template:Chapitre-B" (https://fr.wikiversity.org/wiki/Mod%C3%A8le:Chapitre-B)
• Copy past MediaWiki:Citoid-template-type-map.json on the French Wiktionary and change the code "Chapitre" by "Chaptire-B" thinking than it should help the system to work.
  
  But unfortunately, it still don't work as you can see below.
  
  So, I still have to bother you again ...

In T207139#4669838, @Amire80 wrote:

In T207139#4669791, @Mvolz wrote:

For one, it's not possible to add maps in the GUI at all. It's only
possible in manual. The maps param is used by citoid and other third party
gadgets like prove it and some wikidata ones. Supporting it would be good
but a little more complicated. Basically you need the full fledged GUI JSON
editor for it because it can have a more arbitrary structure compared to
other params.

Heh, I wasn't even aware of this. Can you perhaps report the lack of the possibility to do this as a task?

T208305

In T198567#4702502, @iamjessklein wrote:

+1 from me.