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- Dec 2 2014, 1:00 AM (514 w, 3 d)
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- Unicodesnowman [ Global Accounts ]
Mar 29 2015
Mar 4 2015
Feb 2 2015
Building upon Edokter's idea, what about making all headers cursor: pointer, and making clicking on it give the anchor link?
Jan 18 2015
Jan 17 2015
The code that causes this notice doesn't exist in REL1_23. I think your version is beyond REL1_24?
Jan 13 2015
I've created a prototype for approach D. To try it out, on mediawiki.org edit User:[your_username]/common.js and add the following line:
Jan 12 2015
Jan 11 2015
The task hasn't been approved/published by an org admin, so not everyone can see it yet.
Jan 1 2015
Dec 29 2014
Dec 27 2014
I've tested this with Firefox & Chromium on mediawiki.org, form data was both preserved for me. Don't have IE to test.
You're right, Firefox does do that now.
Patch is, accidentally typed gerrit ID instead of phab task https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#/c/181363
Dec 26 2014
Firefox doesn't save form state on HTTPS pages
Dec 22 2014
Dec 21 2014
Dec 19 2014
Dec 18 2014
Dec 15 2014
I requested the rights on test.wikipedia.org: https://test.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Requests/Permissions/Unicodesnowman -- thanks!
Dec 14 2014
Could this be a GCI task? I'd like to work on it!
How can an anchor be created without HTML?
Dec 9 2014
I've uploaded a new patch which will make the graph fill the viewport. It doesn't look too good in portrait -- the axis labels overlap, and the fidelity is too low. I think it looks good in landscape though.
Dec 8 2014
Dec 6 2014
Dec 4 2014
Desktop before & after https://i.imgur.com/Wu0k9Qe.png (overflow fixed)
Nexus 5 Portrait http://i.imgur.com/c0MxIJk.png
Nexus 5 Landscape http://i.imgur.com/GNWCu3V.png
Dec 3 2014
Would the internalAttemptSave() function in includes/EditPage.php be an appropriate place to add this check, with the resulting error being displayed in handleStatus()?
Dec 2 2014
I added support for PMID, PMCID, Manuscript ID and versioned identifier (they all use the same API) with request.