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my solution. i'm not 100% sure what i'm doing. but it works.
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Yeah it works, ty. My only problem left is, when logging in on the wiki, I get redirected to http://forum.mydomain.com/Mainpage instead of http://wiki.mydomain.com/Mainpage , resulting in a 404 error on the former url.
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2.2.0 - May 1, 2005
- Bugfix: Users are not logged out when logging out of the forum - Bugfix: No longer requires modification to class_core.php - Feature: Mediawiki 1.13.0+ supported (verified on 1.14.0 also) I have unchecked the "support" box as, many of you have seen, I'm far too busy to provide timely support for this. |
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@Whoever can answer this : What steps do I have to undertake to get 2 Wikis to run in conjunction with just one vBulletin forum? BRotondi mentioned its possible, but sofar neither him nor anybody else as explained how to do this ...
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While I haven't tested it - it should be as simple as installing them in two different paths (i.e. /path1/wiki /path2/wiki or /wiki1 and /wiki2). The plugin should work (note *should* being used in the theoretical sense here).
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I just installed the latest version of mediawiki (1.14) on my vb 3.8.1
Followed all installation steps. I get the following error on: http://www.domain.com/wiki/?do=/wiki Fatal error: Call to undefined method Language::factory() in /path/to/htdocs/wiki/includes/StubObject.php on line 122 Could someone help fix this pls. |
Hi Proxx,
The syntax "/wiki/?do=/wiki" is foreign to me. Could you provide a link to your wiki? Also, I've created a 3.8 thread for this modification: MediaWiki/vBulletin Single Sign-On 3.8 thread[/b] Please use this thread for vB 3.7 discussion and the other for vB 3.8 discussion. Thanks! |
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