Last modified: 2008-05-07 03:15:18 UTC
Create a p-cactions tab for each major revision! It's for a easier and foolproof navigation: * one tab for the development version (a current, unmarked, unflagged one; shown if ?stable=1) * one tab for a sighted version (if being on ?stable=0) * one tab for a reviewed version (if there is one ;-) Like this it is done on alswiki and dewikt by JavaScript for one year now: Example: (since April 2007 ;-) * http://de.wiktionary.org/wiki/Linux * http://de.wiktionary.org/wiki/Linux?stabil&oldid=456824
Too many tabs. One stable tab might be ok. That can be turned on via site configuration.
(In reply to comment #1) > Too many tabs. One stable tab might be ok. That can be turned on via site > configuration. > $wgFlaggedRevTabs = true; could do this
ok, done
Great! - But! But, do not show that "unmarked (editable)" tab if the most current revision is a flagged one! See [[:de:Albert_Einstein]] And do not show "(editable)" if ca-viewsource is given (in other words, don't show if the page is protected)
Hmm... At [[:de:Albert_Einstein]] "Unmarkiert (bearbeitbar)" ([[MediaWiki:Revreview-current]]; #ca-current) is shown for not-logged-in readers, but "Markiert" ([[MediaWiki:Revreview-stable]]; #ca-stable) is shown for logged-in users!
Ah, ok! For logged-in users the behaviour is the other way round, of course ;-) But for logged-in users also do not show that tab if the most current rev is the flagged on already!
Summary: 1. Remove "(bearbeitbar)" from [[MediaWiki:Revreview-current]]! 2. Do *not* show #ca-current and #ca-stable if most current revision is flagged!
Done in r34347
