Extension talk:Sort

Issues
The README refers to another extension as a reference require_once( "{$IP}/extensions/MinimumNameLength/MinimumNameLength.php" );

if you have [1] [2] style links in your sort they will come out in random order on your page. so in the following example one.a's link could be [3] or it could be [1], same with two.a

one

 * item b
 * item a

two

 * item b
 * item a

Sublevel sort
Hello, i want to sort a list like this:
 * Level 1
 * bla a
 * bla b
 * bla c
 * Level 2
 * blub a
 * blub c
 * blub b

Has someone an idea to realize this?? Thank you very much for your help!

Bugs
The third parameter to efRenderSort in Sort.php is a reference, that should be a value. The extension uses parser->parse which breaks things (e.g. the Cite extension outputs its warning when it doesn't find the references tag, because it thinks it's at the end of the article), it should be using recursiveTagParse instead (in Sorter.class.php, Sorter::parse)

-- Nx  / talk  21:23, 26 November 2010 (UTC)

Code review, deployment on Wikimedia Foundation sites
Hi! per comments in Bugzilla, some issues with the Sort extension need to be fixed before we can deploy the extension to Wikimedia Foundation sites. The Hindi Wikipedia is eager to have it, so it would be great if you could reply on the bug! Thanks. Sumana Harihareswara, Engineering Community Manager (talk) 17:49, 30 August 2012 (UTC)