I would like that new command to show up in the auto-complete list. However, for now I always make a backup of these files on installation directory, and when I install new version I. In order to backup and restore the AutoComplete cache you'll need to make use. Click on the the mailbox for which you want to backup the AutoComplete list.
Contents.How to export There are at least six ways to export pages:. Paste the name of the articles in the box in or use. Use action=raw.
For example:. It's important to use /w/index.php?title=PAGENAME&action=raw and not /wiki/PAGENAME?action=raw (see ). Use the API to fetch data in XML or JSON packaging.
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The backup script dumps all the wiki pages into an XML file. DumpBackup.php only works on MediaWiki 1.5 or newer. You need to have direct access to the server to run this script.
Dumps of mediawiki projects are (more or less) regularly made available at. More help is at. There is an -interface to regularly fetch pages that have been modified since a specific time. For Wikimedia projects this interface is not publicly available. OAI-PMH contains a wrapper format around the actual exported articles. Use the. This won't be explained here.By default only the current version of a page is included.
Optionally you can get all versions with date, time, user name and edit summary.Additionally you can copy the SQL database. This is how dumps of the database were made available before MediaWiki 1.5 and it won't be explained here further.Using 'Special:Export' To export all pages of a namespace, for example.1.
Get the names of pages to export. Go to and choose the desired namespace. Copy the list of page names to a text editor. Put all page names on separate lines.
Prefix the namespace to the page names (e.g. 'Help:Contents'), unless the selected namespace is the main namespace.2.
Perform the export. Go to and paste all your page names into the textbox, making sure there are no empty lines.
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Click 'Submit query'. Save the resulting XML to a file using your browser's save facility.and finally. Open the XML file in a text editor.
Scroll to the bottom to check for error messages.Now you can use this XML file to.Exporting the full history A checkbox in the interface selects whether to export the full history (all versions of an article) or the most recent version of articles. A maximum of 1000 revisions are returned; other revisions can be requested as detailed in.Export format The format of the XML file you receive is the same in all ways. This format is codified in at. This format is not intended for viewing in a web browser, though some browsers show you pretty-printed XML with '+' and '-' links to view or hide selected parts. Alternatively the XML-source can be viewed using the 'view source' feature of the browser, or after saving the XML file locally, with a program of choice. If you directly read the XML source it won't be difficult to find the actual wikitext.
If you don't use a special XML editor ' appear as, to avoid a conflict with XML tags; to avoid ambiguity, '&' is coded as '&'.In the current version the export format does not contain an XML replacement of wiki markup (see for an older proposal, or ). You only get the wikitext as you get when editing the article. (After export you can use to convert wikitext to other format)Example. Page title 0 2 edit=sysop:move=sysop 2001-01-15T13:15:00Z Foobar 65536 I have just one thing to say!
A bunch of text here. 2001-01-15T13:10:27Z 10.0.0.2 new! An earlier revision. 4557485 1243372 2010-06-24T02:40:22Z wikitext text/x-wiki Talk:Page title 2001-01-15T14:03:00Z 10.0.0.2 hey WHYD YOU LOCK PAGE??!!! I was editing that jerk DTD Here is an unofficial, short version of the format. If you don't know what a DTD is just ignore it.
Example 4.2 Child elements with 1:N relationshipIn case a 1:N relationship exist, such as one customer having multiple contacts, the child elements should be generated based on a sub query which gets all matching records. In our example, using the resources table, the resource is the parent element and the roles are the child elements.
The sub query should get all roles linked to the resource and generate the corresponding child elements.First create the sub query with a XML mark-up to get all roles. SELECTh.resid as,RTRIM(h.surname) as 'LastName',RTRIM(h.firstname) as 'FirstName',RTRIM(p.predcode) as,p.aanoms as 'Title/Description',p.aanhef as 'Title/Salutation',(SELECTr.RoleID as,r.RoleLevel as,rd.Description as 'Description'FROM humres h2LEFT JOIN HRRoles r ON h2.resid = r.EmpIDLEFT JOIN HRRoleDefs rd ON r.RoleID = rd.IDWHERE h2.resid = h.residFOR XML PATH('Role'), ROOT('Roles'), TYPE)FROM humres hLEFT JOIN pred p ON h.predcode = p.predcodeWHERE resid 0FOR XML PATH('Resource'), ROOT('Resources'). In the WHERE section of the sub query the filter „h2.resid = h.resid‟ has been added to make sure only the roles per user are taken. In the FOR XML section the command „TYPE‟ has been added. If left out, the query result of the sub query will be alphanumeric (varchar) instead of XML. This means, with the „TYPE‟, the sub query result will be printed as a text/string.
Note that in this case it is “legal” to have multiple records and fields coming from a sub query. In standard (non-XML) SELECT queries having a sub query in the SELECT should only result in one record and field.