Notice: Use of undefined constant php� - assumed 'php�' in /var/www/html/commons/www/gmu/wiki/LocalSettings.php on line 135 Warning: Division by zero in /var/www/html/commons/www/gmu/wiki/LocalSettings.php on line 135 Notice: Use of undefined constant AuthWP - assumed 'AuthWP' in /var/www/html/commons/www/gmu/wiki/LocalSettings.php on line 135 Notice: Use of undefined constant �extensions - assumed '�extensions' in /var/www/html/commons/www/gmu/wiki/LocalSettings.php on line 135 Notice: Use of undefined constant � - assumed '�' in /var/www/html/commons/www/gmu/wiki/LocalSettings.php on line 132 Thanks for getting back to me so quickly! I’m getting a bunch of errors: login, mediawiki, plugin, wordpress, wpmu Gold Posted on Categories Plugins and Extensions Tags extension. However, the first letter of the admin name must be capitalized in the MediaWiki user record. In the MediaWiki table “user,” set the user_name field of the WikiSysop user to the account username of the admin in WPmu. Admins can do this by manually editing the MySQL database. When these extensions are activated, the admin account of the WPMu installation must be manually set as the administrator of the MediaWiki installation. RewriteRule ^.*$ wiki/index.php?title=Special:UserLogout # Rewrite a WP logout request to logout from Mediawiki instead, which takes care of both. The following mod_rewrite rule is added to the. Require_once($IP.'/extensions/LogoutLoginWP/LogoutLoginWP.php') # Include the redirection extension for WP
LogoutLoginWP configuration (in LocalSettings.php)
Mediawiki plugin code#
Our code redirects the user to the WP sign in page at this point.
The UserLoginForm hook is called before the login page is displayed. Since some of our logouts will come from WP (via a mod_rewrite rule, see below), we want to continue to redirect back to the redirect_to URL from the query string. The UserLogout hook is called after the user has logged out. Specifically, it consists of two functions registered as MW hooks. It’s purpose is to tie up some loose ends in the login / logout process. Unlike the include plugin, the Templater also allows you to pass the included wikipage substitution strings to change the output of the included wikipage (also called infobox on MediaWiki). Like the include plugin, it allows you to embed one wikipage inside of another. The LogoutLoginWP is a custom extension inspired partially by the RedirectAfterLogout extension. The Templater plugin is an extension of the include plugin. Require_once('extensions/AuthWP/AuthWP.php')
Mediawiki plugin software#
Require_once($WP_relpath.'/wp-includes/registration.php') ĪuthWP configuration (in LocalSettings.php) MediaWiki is a free software open source wiki package written in PHP, originally for use on Wikipedia.It is now also used by several other projects of the non-profit Wikimedia Foundation and by many other wikis, including, the home of MediaWiki. I found I needed to change require() calls to require_once(): Follow the Quickstart instructions at MediaWiki-Docker page. All mentioned files are also located there. All commands should be run in the directory where you installed MediaWiki.
Mediawiki plugin install#
$wgSpecialPageLockdown = array('') ĪuthWP is a MW extension that was created to create a single-sign on between WPmu and MW. This page instructs you to install Wikibase/Installation inside MediaWiki-Docker. Require_once( $IP.'/extensions/Lockdown/Lockdown.php') Logout will continue to serve as the login, and Login will be redirected to WP using the LoginLogoutWP extension below.Īdd the following code to LocalSettings.php: Compressed, XML and/or ephemeral files (modules). Lockdown is a MW extension which serves here to restrict user access to “Special” pages, in this case the Preferences page. Magnus Manske, Brion Vibber, Lee Daniel Crocker, Tim Starling, Erik Mller, and others. The locations of the applications relative to the webroot could be changed, but changes to several of the extensions and the htaccess configuration may be required to make it work. WPMu is installed in the webroot and MW is installed in a folder called wiki/. Wordpress Multiuser and MediaWiki are installed on the same server, in the same webroot. WordPress Multi-User/MediaWiki Single Sign On Setup Instructions LogoutLoginWP.php by Cast Iron Coding and The CUNY Academic Commonsĭownload the WPMu Single Sign-on package here. Neovim format on save.WPMu Single Sign-on is a package of extensions for MediaWiki that creates a single, shared login system for MediaWiki and WordPress Multi-User.ĭeveloped and customized by Cast Iron Coding for the CUNY Academic Commons, and released under a GNU General Public License, this package includes and builds on the following extensions:
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