Last modified: 2006-05-02 12:12:12 UTC
Hallo! Sorry for this: If [[MediaWiki:Recentchengestext]] includes a template like {{foo|text=bar|{{{style|}}}}} it will render properly at [[MediaWiki:Recentchangestext]] but *not* at [[special:Recentchanges]] Example: http://yi.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=MediaWiki:Recentchangestext&diff=21347&oldid=21344 http://yi.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=MediaWiki:Recentchangestext&diff=21344&oldid=21347 are showing the same diff. The revision using templates will render three {{{text}}} at 'special:Recentchanges'. There is a workaround using {{subst:}}. However this solution would require a modification of all involved MediaWiki messages each time the template / templates is / are changed. *note* I did *not* experience such limitations during summer last year. best regards reinhardt [[user:gangleri]]
Seems fine to me. Create a *VERY SPECIFIC* and *LEGIBLE* test case please. Closing WORKSFORME.
Sorry for the delay Brion! I added [[yi:template:dir rtl]] at [[yi:MediaWiki:Perfcachedts]]. However at [[yi:special:Ancientpages]] the template renders as {{{text}}} . This should be the case also at other special pages which are cached. You are a [[yi:special:Listusers/sysop]] at [[yi:]]. If you revert to http://yi.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=MediaWiki:Recentchangestext&oldid=21344 you will can see at [[yi:special:Recentchanges]] the problem reported originaly . As far as I know 'MediaWiki:Recentchangestext' allows wiki syntax. The original question was why [[yi:template:dir rtl]] and [[yi:template:dir ltr]] render there as {{{text}}} . best regards reinhardt [[user:gangleri]]
Unable to reproduce on a local wiki running 1.7alpha (r14015). Steps taken: 1. Switch on $wgMiserMode 2. Create test template {{foo}} and whack some basic text in 3. Edit MediaWiki:Perfcachedts to include {{foo}} 4. Run updateSpecialPages.php Viewing, e.g. Special:Wantedpages shows up the message at the top, as expected, with the contents of the template transcluded and parsed, as expected. Looking at the template, it appears that it expects a parameter named "text" to be passed. Dumping {{dir rtl}} in a message will cause the template to be parsed as expected; the absence of a "text" parameter causes {{{text}}} to be dumped as HTML. Resolving WORKSFORME.
