Extension:Memorize
From MediaWiki.org
 Warning: |
Extension is no longer maintained. |
 Release status: unstable |
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| Implementation | Tag |
| Description | Allows users to create memorization tables like those on memorizable.org. |
| Author(s) | Ryan Lane |
| Last Version | 1.0a (2007-02-03) |
| MediaWiki | 1.7+ (or 1.6+, see Installation notes) |
| License | GPL |
| Download | Download snapshot |
| Example | http://www.ryandlane.com/sandbox/Memorizable |
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check usage (experimental) |
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This extension is a simple integration of memorization tables (called "memorizable tables") from memorizable.org. memorizable.js has likely been close-sourced, and as such, I'm unwilling to continue to support this extension. Please discontinue use.
[edit] Usage
Create a table with table headings for each column, and add the <memorize /> tag to each heading.
{|
|+ Capitals
! Country <memorize /> !! Capital <memorize />
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| United States || Washington DC
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| China || Beijing
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| Japan || Tokyo
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| Germany || Berlin
|}
[edit] Installation
It is possible to use this extension with MediaWiki 1.6, but you'll need to add a hook to includes/SkinTemplate.php called "BeforePageDisplay". Take a look at MediaWiki 1.7+ to see where you need to add it.
- Download the extension from the link above, and drop it in your extensions directory
- Download memorizable.js from memorizable.org and drop it in extensions/Memorize directory
- Add the following to your LocalSettings.php:
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require_once("$IP/extensions/Memorize/Memorize.php");
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[edit] Changelog
- 1.0b
- More standard installation instructions, memorizable.js dropped in /extensions/Memorize, no parameter (Use $wgScriptPath to determine location of extra resource files instead of an extra parameter). 18:58, 18 June 2009 (UTC)
- 1.0a
- Initial released version
