Help:RevisionDelete/es

Es posible ocultar entradas individuales en el historial de una página o en un registro gracias a la funcionalidad RevisionDelete («Borrado de Revisiones») que se incorporó al núcleo de la base de código de MediaWiki (a partir de la versión 1.16 de MediaWiki) a mediados de 2009. La funcionalidad de borrado de revisiones está disponible para usuarios que pertenezcan al menos a uno de los grupos a los que se les haya otorgado el permiso  (que no se asigna por defecto a ningún grupo) en la configuración de MediaWiki. La función permite mostrar u ocultar la revisión en sí, el nombre del usuario que hizo la edición, el resumen de edición... o cualquier combinación de estos tres elementos.

Visión general
Si esta funcionalidad está habilitada en una instalación, un usuario con los permisos apropiados podrá ver que toda revisión de página y toda entrada en un registro tendrá una casilla de selección ☐ al lado, tal como se muestra en la revisión normal y la entrada de registro de protección a continuación:

☐ 00:00, 1 Jan 1970  WikiUser        

☐ 00:00, 1 Jan 1970 WikiUser  protected " Page " [edit=sysop] (indefinite) [move=sysop] (indefinite) ‎    

When you click the button labeled ' or ' at the top and bottom of the page, you will be asked to fill in the reason for the change before the selected revisions/entries will be hidden or shown.

When a revision or log entry is hidden from view in its entirety, it is displayed like that shown below, with the elements hidden from view stricken and greyed out. Once a revision is hidden, the contents of the revision (if hidden), cannot be viewed by any usergroup without the  right. Trying to compare the revision with other revisions or access its &oldid= page will result in an error stating that the revision has been removed from the public archives. Similarly, trying to search for a hidden log entry by the users involved, when they have been hidden, will turn up no results.

00:00, 1 Jan 1970      

 00:00, 1 Jan 1970    

NOTE: Revision deletion remains applied to a page even when deleted. If a page is undeleted, revisions that were previously hidden with RevisionDelete will remain hidden to the public.

Hiding a revision
To show/hide a revision, click the small button next to the relevant revision or log entry that you wish to show/hide. Depending on your permissions, there may be between 3 and 4 different options to choose from: Tick the checkboxes next to each of the items that you wish to apply to the selected and then provide an informative summary in the "Log comment field". Once this information has been filled in, click the "Apply to selected revision" button to submit the information. If this has been done correctly, Revision visibility successfully set should be displayed on your screen.
 * show/hide revision text
 * show/hide edit comment
 * show/hide editor's username/IP
 * Apply these restrictions to Sysops and lock this interface (only available to users with the  right)

Unhiding a revision
To show/unhide a revision, click the button for the revision or log entry and simply untick all the boxes, provide your summary and click the "Apply to the selected revision" button. Success should be marked by the display of the Revision visibility successfully set message.

Changing the visibility settings
This is quite similar to unhiding a revision; click the button and tick/untick the options that you wish to modify and click the apply button.

Log entries
Normally, hiding a revision or page history item will produce a log message in the public deletion log or the private suppression log (if "Apply these restrictions to Sysops and lock this interface" is ticked). Log entries created in the public deletion log look like those displayed below for page revision and log entries visibilities respectively.

 00:00, 1 Jan 1970 WikiUser  changed revision visibility of Page ‎ (hid content, edit summary, username for 1 revision: Log summary) ( diff | change visibility ) 

 00:00, 1 Jan 1970 WikiUser  changed event visibility of ( Protection log ) ‎ (hid content, edit summary, username for 1 event: Log summary) ( change visibility ) 

The link displayed leads to the visibility settings for that particular log entry, while the ( change visibility ) button leads to the visibility settings for the page affected by that particular log entry.