Manual:$wgUrlProtocols/ja

詳細
MediaWiki が wfParseUrl で有効と認識する URL プロトコルを定義します. This is used in lots of places. The most visible effect is it determines what protocols are allowed for external links: unrecognized protocols are ignored, no link is generated. However, it's used in many other places too, including the code for Special:LinkSearch, and utility functions like  that are used in a wide variety of different places.

機能しないいくつかの例 ( は有効なプロトコルとして定義されていないため):


 * test://www.example.com
 * [test://www.example.com]
 * [test://www.example.com リンク テキスト]

Some browsers, like Mozilla Firefox, will not follow file URLs on pages that have been loaded via HTTP. This is a security measure. See this mozillaZine article for more information, including some hints on how to overcome this restriction.

Most browsers do not support "remote file" URLs like file://host/share (only Internet Explorer handles these per default. For Firefox, a plugin is required or use exactly 5 slashes like file://///host/share, see )

In MediaWiki 1.20.2+, adding  without trailing slashes to   will break image embedding using the   syntax. This is a known bug related to a change that made URL protocol matching case-insensitive. As a workaround, use  instead of   as shown below.

ローカルファイルへのリンク(これはイントラネットの状況で意味があるかも知れません)を許可するには, [[Special:MyLanguage/Manual:LocalSettings.php|LocalSettings.php] にこれを入れてください. ]:

Usually you only want to add protocols to this array.

既定値
MediaWiki 1.26.0 での既定値は以下の通り

MediaWiki 1.22.0 での既定値は以下の通り:

Advanced modification
The default protocols should all be safe to click on (no evil side effects), and removing a protocol from the list will cause URLs using those protocols to become unrecognized in many places throughout the software. In particular, removing 'http://' or other common protocols will probably break huge amounts of stuff. Nevertheless, if you need to do so (for example, you already have a News: namespace), you can do something like this: