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Commenting out Line 36 is a start to fix this

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90.202.209.47 (talkcontribs)

$wgMessageCache->addMessage( 'knowledgebase', 'Add Knowledge Base Article' );


Allows the extension to run. I also put specialpage.php in the extention folder as well. I know both of these are crappy solutions but as of 1.18 they no longer suppport $wgmessageCache.

I don't know how to call specialpage.php in its native dir. Any help here would be awesome

134.20.11.89 21 February 2012 23:50

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A minor improvement

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This extension is a neat addition for iterative article creation (and IMHO more straightforward to implement than the DPL based one) however there are a few improvements that can be added to include some of the extra functions provided by the DPL one. By default, for a new article the special page link of the extension sends you to a "the page does not exist, click here to edit it" page instead of sending you straight to the editbox. To solve this modify the following in SpecialKB.php (line 70):

$wgOut->redirect( $title->getFullUrl() );

to read:

$wgOut->redirect( $title->getFullUrl(&action=edit) );

This modification produces a cleaner experience for the end-user. To add some more functionality it may be useful to have some default content in the created page, so in addition to the edit modification, a further enhancement to the code can be made to allow the inclusion of a template, so the same code now reads:

$wgOut->redirect( $title->getFullUrl("&action=edit&section=&createintro=&preload=Template:Foo") );

The only negative is that refinement or change of the template requires editing of the SpecialKB.php file (and hence access to it) - and in addition only one template can be used to include. But presuming these things are ok (which they are for me) then these changes are a way of making this useful extension even more useful. MLCT 00:41, 23 August 2008 (UTC)


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