User talk:Jgramacho

João- Are you still supporting your Document Approval extension? I've figured out how to use it, for the most part, and our programmer has fixed a bug or two, but I'm curious if you've discovered any solution to the page errors when nesting the approval tags within a template -- say, like an infobox that appears on all pages in a certain category. CWinDC 08:10, 21 May 2008 (UTC)

I just installed this and got an error undefined variable in DocumentApprovalBody line 169 Is this the same error you are seeing? What is the fix?

The fix for the error on line 169 is to put the correct variable declaration on line 158 and line 417 (Uppercase D): $reqUserID = ""; // use correct var

Another fix on 281: if (2 != count($request)) { // check result of split break; }

Check for valid user on 410: if (0 == $userid) { $wgOut->addWikiText(wfMsgDA("daUserNotFound")); return false; }

Regards Mick

Permission failures
Hey

I got also a question..

I installed your Plugin on Mediawiki 1.10 (OS = SuSE Linux Enterprise Server 10 Sp2 PHP 5.1.2) When i try to Approve a Document, i press on OK button and DocumentApproval tells me i do not have the permison for this site.. By refreshing the site it tells me everything is ok and the Document was approved. But in the Document the approval still stands on pending..

When my SysOp try to Approve a Doucment he isnt able to navigate to Signpage..

Are there any special settings when using BizzWiki?

Hope you can help me

regards

j. behr

Supporting the Approval Extension
Hi Jgramacho,

your extension was as very valuable starting point for our own approval tool which we are using now to approve documents in our quality management system.

If you are interested, this could become a new version of this extension, either under your or under our management.

The following features have been added:
 * Approved documents can have a hierarchical structure of a main page and subpages, page names divided by slashes as always. Subpage order can be specified. A navigator in the sidebar allows for navigation between pages. All the pages in a document are approved at once according to the approval-tag in the main page.
 * Further restrictions apply to the roles that have to be involved to approve a document.
 * Document status (approved, obsolete, draft) is immediately visible by a colour coded bar on the top of the page.
 * Obsolete and draft Versions have a link to the latest approved version of the document.
 * In the history of each page a comment appears near to the approved versions of the page, showing the version number of the approval extension.
 * Edits are restricted to a certain group.

--AndreasMangold 12:10, 3 July 2009 (UTC)