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[[User:Instructor|Instructor]] 07:25, 21 July 2007 (PDT) |
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Header Files Template
Please, in your pages, use this to bring up the headers template without needing to change all your pages "{{User:Instructor/Headers/Template}}". You can create subpages for your user to make easier to update your pages when there is text in common (like this headers note). I cannot keep changing all pages because you have a lot of them... -- deguix 21:25, 4 Jul 2005 (PDT)
Example Headers In Pages
Also, for the examples, there is a better way to organize them, instead of putting example names inside parenthesis:
== Examples == === Finding one file === Put code here... === Write the text found in a file === Put code here...
-- deguix 21:25, 4 Jul 2005 (PDT)
Answer
I don't update "Header Files Template" information I update all design. If forum link will changed I change link to it with "{{User:Instructor/Headers/Template}}", but now there is no necessity in this.
As for the "Example Headers In Pages". It's hard to update all pages (hope to me, will not have to do it again). BTW: Some of the examples have name like: "Example1" "Example2" and I think font size is more suitable with Example in comparison with ===Example===.
"That" Search Problem
deguix see post in your discussion page about search problem.
- That is a wiki bug and I can't fix it. The minimum limit is 4 characters. I added a note to the message that appears when a search is not found about this limit. We just need to wait newer versions of MediaWiki to contain this fix. Depending on case, kichik can disable search features to use either Google or Yahoo! for the searches. -- deguix 11:38, 5 Jul 2005 (PDT)
Is it a bug?
Try to call
${VersionCompare} "1.1.1.9" "1.1.1.09" $R0
which outputs the result as $R0=1. Is it a bug? I supposed it should be $R=0.
If it is really a bug, can you fix it?
http://forums.winamp.com/showthread.php?postid=1694788#post1694788 Instructor 07:25, 21 July 2007 (PDT)