I was able to prevent external links from displaying by commenting out the section "// Expand links for printing" in file skins\common\IEFixes.js.

Pages may be renamed by any logged-in user, in the standard configuration. Using the "move" tab (in monobook skin) a user may enter a new name for a page. A radio-box will allow the talk page to be moved simultaneously to the new talk page. This will also create a redirect to the new name at the old page name. It's important to check the [[Special:Whatlinkshere]] at the new page name to check for broken redirects and links.

Yes, we have a downloadable PDF version of the FAQs page. If you can't view the PDF file, download the latest version of Adobe Acrobat Reader for free.

First, you'll need to edit /wiki/includes/CategoryPage.php and find the instance method shortList of class CategoryPage. The first line of the function looks like : The follow instructions do not work as given. Please clarify exactly. Thanks. 195.82.106.244 00:18, 24 April 2006 (UTC) $r = "<h3>{$articles_start_char[0]}</h3>\n"; Replace it, adding an id attribute.

MediaWiki includes stylesheets which automatically style a page appropriately when it is printed; using the print or print preview function within your browser ought to render the page in a printable form. To follow on from those, this is how at least one individual imported pages from usemod to MediaWiki: Because MediaWiki does not automatically link to CamelCase style links, you will need to add brackets [[ ]] to all your links. You can do this with the following: First, obtain ImportStage1.

Yes. A Printable Version is available for almost all pages. You can access it simply by clicking on the print icon from within the desired page. The printable version is a pdf file and you need to have Adobe Reader to view it. If you don't have Adobe Reader, you can install it for free by entering Adobe Reader download page.

Yes, the link appears just as it would on a printed page; however it is only text form and is not active.

Add in your LocalSettings.php file the following lines: $wgEnableParserCache = false; $wgCachePages = false;

To edit a page, simply click the edit link that appears on each page. Using the default MonoBook skin, this is in the form of a tab at the top of the page. A form will appear, containing the existing markup. When you have finished making modifications, click the Save button to commit your changes.

Simply edit /usr/share/toaster/mrtg/qmailmrtg.cfg and change WorkDir from the older /usr/share/toaster/mrtg to the current /usr/share/toaster/htdocs/mrtg. This is not an issue on the current install. Execute the following command to rebuild the version info associated with simscan: # /var/qmail/bin/simscanmk -g You should see the following output: simscan versions cdb file built. /var/qmail/control/simversions.

How can I suppress MediaWiki from formatting urls, tags, etc? svn co <nowiki>http://somwhere.in.the.net/myproject/</nowiki>

For normal users it is not possible to delete a version of an old page. Pages can only be moved, not deleted. Administrators can delete version, so they can not been seen by regular users anymore. They're still stored in the database, but they can be deleted using the SpecialDeleteOldRevisions-extension.

You may create links with any of our product images, logos, banners, or create text links. While all of these different types of links work well for our Affiliates, our research has shown that product images yield the best click through results. Of course, the more click throughs you send us, the more commission you will earn.

A : To view a new update to your,or any internet page for that matter , make sure that you hit REFRESH when you open the site/page on your browser, to re-load the new/latest content.

It is possible that you are viewing more than one layer and therefore are not seeing the tile you expect. Go to the Layer Manager and make sure only one image layer box is checked. If you still believe that the tile contains bad data you can hit F5 to refresh the current view. This will redownload all visible tiles for all active layers. Alternatively, follow the instructions for "How are the tiles named?" to delete the individual tile.

Because of copyright issues, we do not provide a fully printable version of our courses at this time. However, we do offer a print per page feature in many of our courses, or you may print per page using your browser???s print feature, if there are any specific pages you wish to see in print.

The festival strongly encourages filmmakers to submit using the online entry form, however, a printable entry form can be requested via email or fax but ONLY during the FINAL SUBMISSION DEADLINE (after Nov 30th).

Certainly. Download the official setting PDF (free) here. It is a bit out of date, though, and is in the process of being updated.

Yes, most courses can be printed seperately with the "Printable Version" link and a "Batch Print" link is available on the Course Information page. The Batch Print will make available every page of the course for one-step printing

Everything appears normal until I enter a Unix command (such as Pine), but the system responds with 'Unknown terminal'. One of the ways of fixing this permanently is by adding your term type to your login files. On our system, the file to edit is ".bash_profile" in your home directory. It should appear as: In that case, add "TERM" to the line and make sure "TERM=vt100" appears in the file above the export line.

For adding more toolbar buttons above the edit field, you can use JavaScript code to register them in mwCustomEditButtons in your MediaWiki:common.js. For example, a button for large text: var button = { "imageFile": "images/5/56/Button_big.

This is a dynamic element which is implemented in PHP code. If you are using the default MonoBook skin, the "About" and "Disclaimer" links are being generated by skins/MonoBook.php. You can either modify this file in place (but remember that it will be overwritten by updates) or copy it and make a custom skin (perhaps changing the default skin to the new one).

Go to the Quia Web home page and click Enter next to Instructor Zone. Click the Classes tab to display a list of your class pages. Click the Edit link next to the one you want to make changes to. The class page editor will appear, allowing you to make changes to your page. When you are done, be sure to click Save changes at the bottom of the screen.

If you need to have more than one person edit a file, do not share accounts. All of the users can have write access to a file using a UNIX ACL (access control list). If more than one person needs to be able to edit a single page, mail the WWW Administrator with the directory names which need to be available, along with the Osprey id's of the people who need to edit the files.

Old versions of page data are retained in the database and can be accessed via the page history features. This is useful for reviewing changes and correcting or reverting undesirable ones, but in some cases, administrators might want to make this information unavailable, for legal reasons, or to reduce the size of the database.

Alternatively you could manually edit each skin (e.g. MonoBook.php) and add this before </head>: lt;?php if(!$this->data['loggedin']) { ?> <style> .editsection { display: none; } </style> <?php } ?> If you want to hide the links for all users including logged in users, instead edit monobook/main.css and add:

Visit the "MediaWiki:Mainpage" page, enter the name of the new default page, and save changes. MediaWiki should recognize the setting and use the new default page.

When you load an activity, your browser stores the activity in memory. Some browsers are unable to tell when an activity has changed, so they redisplay the activity from memory instead of loading a new version from the Quia Web site. The first thing you should try is pressing your browser's Reload or Refresh button. If this doesn't work, another solution is to quit and restart your browser before revisiting the activity page.

Sometimes, your web browser may display a previously downloaded, or "cached", version of the page you're looking at. If you're using Internet Explorer, try pressing CONTROL-F5 while viewing the page.