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问题 how can I login to a mediawiki with RCurl (or Curl, and I can adapt it to the R package)? I just want to parse a page but I need to login otherwise I can't access it. 回答1: The Mediawiki API has a login function which returns cookies and a token. You have to save and send both back to the API in order to authenticate the session and login. Here's a way to do it with curl and XMLstarlet in bash: Send a request for a login token, saving the cookies in cookies.txt and the output in output.xml.

问题 Had anybody found a way to migrate MediaWiki pages over to WSS Wikis? We just put up Sharepoint 2007 and while it appears to meet our needs, it doesn't appear to be any tool provided by Microsoft to migrate MediaWiki pages over to WSS wikis. 回答1: Create aspx File and add template of wikipage Library page in source and then migrate as Wikipage library of sharepoint 2007 or 2010 回答2: There is no such tool provided by Microsoft at this time. There is one being developed though in the SharePoint

问题 Is it possible to include LaTeX-style math in any way with github repo wikis? Googling implies github no longer allows things like MathJax, but most references are years old. What (if any) alternatives are there to including LaTeX-formatted math in github wikis? 回答1: You can use chart.apis.google.com to render LaTeX formulas as PNG. It work nicely with Githhub's markdown: Example (Markdown): The ratio of the momentum to the velocity is the relativistic mass, m. ![f1] And the relativistic mass

问题 The Github wikis are backed by a separate git repository then the main project repository. This post by the Github team makes it sound like you should be able to link to images stored in the wiki repository inside the wiki markup. Images and Folders You can now reference images hosted inside the Git repository. I've checked out my wiki's repository and pushed a resource folder and an image into it. My question is, how do I go about using this image ? Is this even possible or have I

问题 Closed. This question is off-topic. It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Update the question so it's on-topic for Stack Overflow. Closed last year . I am looking for something that will iterate over our model and extract each objects properties in order to build a documentation wiki. Is there a tool out there which will do such a thing? Basically I do not want to have to extract all of our documentation out of the projects by hand. 回答1: sandcastle builds

问题 While I try to access wiki api using Angularjs $http.get(), CORS issues occured. Here is my code $http.get('http://en.wikipedia.org/w/api.php?action=query&prop=extracts&format=json&exintro=&titles=India') .success(function(data){ console.log('data' +data); }); And this is the error message XMLHttpRequest cannot load https://en.wikipedia.org/w/api.php?action=query&prop=extracts&format=json&exintro=&titles=India. No 'Access-Control-Allow-Origin' header is present on the requested resource.

问题 My hobby is writing up stuff on a personal wiki site: http://comp-arch.net. Currently using mediawiki (although I often regret having chosen it, since I need per page access control.) Often I create pages that define several terms or concepts on the same page. E.g. http://semipublic.comp-arch.net/wiki/Invalidate_before_writing_versus_write_through_is_the_invalidate. Oftentimes such "A versus B" pages provide the only definitions of A and B. Or at least the only definitions that I have so far

问题 In accordance to this Wiki page, it is possible to write the following structure: typedef struct my_struct { int integer; } my_struct_t instance; K&R do not mention this in "C Proglamming Language". Compiler also returns error during the compilation: error: expected = , , , ; , asm , or __attribute__ before instance Is it a Wiki error or I do something stupid? 回答1: You misunderstand the page. You can either make a typedef , or define an instance of the structure, but not both. It might be

问题 I am currently looking for a markup language to use in a project. I want to allow site vistors to edit a wiki like page using a markup language (not HTML). I am implementing this site in Ruby on Rails, and would prefer (although not bound) to use something that already has strong support in the form of a gem. There are a few main things I am looking for in a markup language: It needs to be easy to use for a non-technical crowd. It needs to be safe from cross site scripting attacks. It needs

问题 Closed. This question is off-topic. It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Update the question so it's on-topic for Stack Overflow. Closed 6 years ago . I'd like to organize my GitHub wiki pages in subdirectories. How do we refer to the pages in subdirectories? 回答1: github wiki / gollum-wiki doesn't inherently provide anything explicit for organizing pages into sub-directories. Any page can be linked from any other page irrespective of where it logically belongs