Erweiterung:Favorites
you must apply the next patch for the extension work: https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/969298 |
Release status: stable |
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Implementation | Special page , Tag |
Description | Erlaubt Benutzern, eine Liste von Lieblingsseiten zu erstellen. |
Author(s) | Jeremy Lemley (JlemleyDiskussion) |
Latest version | 1.1.3 |
Compatibility policy | Snapshots releases along with MediaWiki. Master is not backward compatible. |
MediaWiki | >= 1.36.0 |
Database changes | Yes |
Tables | favoritelist |
License | GNU General Public License 3.0 or later |
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Quarterly downloads | 4 (Ranked 136th) |
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The Favorites extension makes it easy for users to add pages to their personal favorites list with just one click, so they can browse through them again later or share their favorites with others. It creates a new special page that contains a list of Favorites for each user, similar to the Watchlist. It also allows for the list of favorites to be publicly embedded on a page using a tag.
Verwendung
Users add items to the Favorite list by either selecting Favorite
from the navigation menu, or by clicking the Star icon (if implemented - see Configuration parameters).
Conversely, removing a Favorite from the list is a matter of clicking Unfavorite
or clicking the Star a second time.
Users can also edit their list through the Special:Favoritelist page using the same features included with the Watchlist.
Parser-Tag
You can dynamically embed favorites on any page or template using the following tag:
<favorites/>
This tag takes the following arguments:
editlink=true userpage=true
- The "editlink" argument will add a link at the bottom of the list that will allow the user to edit their list of favorites.
- The "userpage" argument will allow you to display your favorites on your user page. This argument will only work on a user page. Of course, leaving this argument off will display the logged-in user's own list, even while viewing someone else's user page.
- If both arguments are combined, the edit link will display, but it will take the user back to their list of favorites, not those of the user they are viewing. This could get confusing, so it's not recommended.
Beispiele:
<favorites editlink=true /> <favorites userpage=true />
Spezialseite
This extension also creates a new Special page called "Special:Favoritelist". This special page allows users to view or edit their list of favorites. A link to this page can be added to the Personal Urls section of MediaWiki. See Configuration parameters for more details.
Installation
- Die Erweiterung herunterladen und die Datei(en) in ein Verzeichnis namens
Favorites
im Ordnerextensions/
ablegen.
Developers and code contributors should install the extension from Git instead, using:cd extensions/
git clone https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/mediawiki/extensions/Favorites - Folgenden Code am Ende Ihrer LocalSettings.php -Datei hinzufügen:
wfLoadExtension( 'Favorites' ); // Optional parameters: // Add a Star icon for selecting favorites: // $wgUseIconFavorite = true; // Add a "My Favorites" link to the personal URLs area: // $wgFavoritesPersonalURL = true;
- Führen Sie das Aktualisierungsskript aus, welches automatisch die notwendigen Datenbanktabellen erstellt, die diese Erweiterung braucht.
Done – Zu Special:Version in dem Wiki (bei Einstellung auf deutsch nach Spezial:Version) navigieren, um die erfolgreiche Installierung der Erweiterung zu überprüfen.
Konfiguration
The $wgUseIconFavorite parameter will use the same "Star" icon that is included with the Vector Watchlist. If you are already using the Star icon for your watched items, you may want to set $wgVectorUseIconWatch to false in LocalSettings.php.
The $wgFavoritesPersonalURL parameter adds a link to "My Favorites" to the Personal Urls section of MediaWiki next to "My Watchlist".
Deinstallieren
Most extensions can be removed by deleting them and editing LocalSettings.php to remove references to it.
Since this extension makes changes to your database, removing it additionally requires undoing database changes.
It's as simple as removing the favoritelist
table from the database.
If you have access to your database using a tool like PHPMyAdmin, you can just delete the table. For commandline access or to use a script, you would use this command:
drop table favoritelist;
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