It's done: thanks to Ravhin the wiki now has auction trackers for every server!
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Originally Posted by Omzy
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@loramin - If you think you'd make quick progress on the front end, go for it. Or we could maybe get a Discord channel and chat about it back and forth until we come up with something. I setup a mediawiki on my local machine and have the tracker installed, but it would take some time to process how it functions and where to make changes and I've got several competing things right now. It's good to see Ravhin is available to help and has already made logs for each server uploadable [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.] |
I made quick progress
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BUT ... it's awesome that you have a "dev instance" of media wiki, and as I'm sure Ravhin will agree there are LOTS of ideas for things that people would love to see that are server-side only, that he just doesn't have time for.
For that matter, there are plenty of things that are front-end only, that I don't have time for. On that end, you can see the entirety of the wiki's front-end code at:
http://wiki.project1999.com/MediaWiki:Common.js
There are sub-files for various parts of the wiki (eg. the Per-Level Hunting Guide has a ton of unique filtering logic, so got its own JS file), but you can see them all referenced from that one. You'll need me (or another wiki admin) to add new JS (or CSS) code, but by using the browser dev tools you can write/test such code completely independently, and then just send it to an admin to be added when it's ready.
Whether you, or anyone else, wants to help on the front-end, back-end or some combination, we'd all welcome more enhancements. And if you have any questions, just ask me (unless it's PHP-related, in which case you have to pester Ravhin
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