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* Doesn't handle interwiki links created dynamically via templates, (e.g. <code><nowiki>[[bug:{{{1}}}]]</nowiki></code>. It should handle links that don't contain variables though - let me know if you spot any other problems with transclusion, however! | * Doesn't handle interwiki links created dynamically via templates, (e.g. <code><nowiki>[[bug:{{{1}}}]]</nowiki></code>. It should handle links that don't contain variables though - let me know if you spot any other problems with transclusion, however! | ||
− | * | + | * From MediaWiki v1.6 the 'Bugis' language was added, which has the ISO code 'bug'. This means that in the default configuration you can't use 'bug' for the links (or rather, you can, but they appear in the left side-bar rather than in the text as expected). There are two work-arounds to this: |
*# Use a different interwiki prefix. | *# Use a different interwiki prefix. | ||
− | *# If you don't use inter-language links (and if you're unsure, you | + | *# If you don't use inter-language links (and if you're unsure, you don't) then you can disable them by setting [[mw:Manual:$wgInterwikiMagic|$wgInterwikiMagic]] to false in your LocalSettings.php file. |
== Source Code == | == Source Code == | ||
<show_source file="BugSquish.php"></show_source> | <show_source file="BugSquish.php"></show_source> |