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MEDIA WIKI TAB TITLE UPDATE
MEDIA WIKI TAB TITLE PASSWORD

This file tab display option will show file tabs on a single line with scroll buttons on both ends of the file tab space in case the tabs of open files exceed the visible file tab space. If unchecked, the file tabs will be "locked" in their position and cannot be moved anywhere else (unless "Tabs at bottom" is checked). This option must be enabled in order to use the cascade and tile functionality in the Window tab. If undocked, you can resize the "Open files" window as desired. This allows docking file tabs to the left, right, or bottom of the application window. If checked, the file tabs area can be docked and undocked in its own "Open files" child window. The "File tabs" sub-menu offers the following options: There are two items in the context menu, however, that are unique to the file tab context menu: These options are not covered in this particular topic but are elsewhere in documentation. If you right-click on an open file tabs a pop-up menu is displayed with several many options for the active file. If multiple instances of UltraEdit / UEStudio are already open, you can drag file tabs from one instance to another. You can click on a file tab and drag it outside of UltraEdit / UEStudio, then drop it on another application or on the desktop to create a new instance of UltraEdit / UEStudio with that file ready for editing. This behavior is configurable see Settings » Application layout » File tabs » Miscellaneous.ĭrag-and-drop a file tab to create new instance You can double-click in the empty space of the file tab area to create a new file.

Middle-click with your mouse on the file tab.

As you drag the file tab over other file tabs, it will be positioned in front of those tabs. To drag a tab, left click on it and while holding the mouse button down and move it to a new position. You can drag file tabs to a new position within the file tabs space.

1.1 Drag-and-drop a file tab to create new instance.

Added MediawikiApi#create_article and #create_user.

Added MediawikiApi::Client#new, #log_in, #create_page, #delete_page, #create_account.

Removed MediawikiApi#create_article, #create_user and #delete_article.

Added MediawikiApi::Client#get_wikitext.

Added MediawikiApi::Client#upload_image.

Added MediawikiApi::Client#protect_page.

Public MediawikiApi::Client#action method for advanced API use.

Edit failures now result in an EditError exception.

HTTP 400 and 500 responses now result in an HttpError exception.

Actions now automatically refresh token and re-submit action if first attempt returns 'badtoken'.

Use action=query&meta=tokens to fetch tokens, instead of deprecated action=tokens.

Allow for response-less ApiError exceptions to make mocking in tests easier.

Infinite recursion in cases where authentication is repeatedly unsuccessful.

Logging in will recurse upon a NeedToken API error only once to avoid.

Client cookies can now be read and modified via MediawikiApi::Client#cookies.

This change updates the gem to test which APIįlavor is in use, then send requests accordingly.

MEDIA WIKI TAB TITLE UPDATE

Update account creation code for AuthManager.

Automatically follow redirects for all API requests.

Add text param to MediawikiApi::Client#upload_image.

MediaWiki API gem at: Gerrit, GitHub, RubyGems, Code Climate. action :parse, page: 'Main Page', token_type: false Links Token_type: false to avoid requesting the unnecessary token before the realĬlient. For actions that do not require a token, you can specify MediaWiki API documentation for supportedīy default, the client will attempt to get a csrf token before attempting theĪction. query titles: Advanced UsageĪny API action can be requested using #action. meta :siteinfo, siprop: "extensions" client.

upload_image "filename", "path", "comment", "ignorewarnings" client. protect_page "title", "reason", "protections" # protections are optional, default is "edit=sysop|move=sysop" client.

create_account "username", "password" # will not work on wikis that require CAPTCHA, like Wikipedia client.

MEDIA WIKI TAB TITLE PASSWORD

log_in "username", "password" # default Vagrant username and password are "Admin", "vagrant" client. Require "mediawiki_api" client = MediawikiApi:: Client.