Moin moin.
The CategoryTree didn't find any subcategories. I hope the following image will show the problem:
While clicking "Erosion durch Wasser" (see the image) the correct pages an the subcategory appears.
Paul
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On which wiki did this occur? Is it persistent (have you tried it again as it told)?
1.27.1
There are no changes when reloaded
I meant can you give a URL for debugging?
I have updated the wiki from version 1.24. Maybe there is an old stuff of the previous version?
Then please check your browser console. It can usually be accessed with the F12 key and/or Ctrl+Shift+I (if you can't find it, write me what browser you use and I try to find it out).
If it's under construction, can't you delete the whole wiki and install the most recent versions with a clean installation?
{"error":{"code":"readapidenied","info":"You need read permission to use this module","docref":"See https://fbs01/MethodenWiki/api.php for API usage"}}The given link throws a 500 error.
The web error message says that you don't have read permission through the API (while you obviously have through the normal HTML interface). This can be somehow CategoryTree's code error if your wiki's private (i.e. anonymous users can't read pages). It was designed for Wikipedia, where read access is not a problem. The command line error is OK, api.php isn't designed for command line access (it wants to access $_SERVER which I think is an empty array or something like that). For development, you can set $wgShowExceptionDetails = true; in LocalSettings.php (it's not recommended for production use!), although it won't produce any error message in this case, since it's not an error in PHP level.
Ok, it is a private wiki. So it can be a code error in CategoryTree. I think i have to live with this problem.
Thanks
No, the developers should fix it. I reported here.
Maybe you're using Extension:LockDown? (would be a dupe of task T148582 in that case)
Yes :-(
The problem is the restriction with
$wgGroupPermissions['*']['read'] = false;
When I am going down in one category and subcategories (depth 5-6), after loading the specified category and then hitting the "back" button on the browser , the category tree is folded again. Is there any chance the tree stays opened? Please reply ASAP... How to keep nodes expaneded even after clicking back button in browser.Any code changes to be done in Categorytree extension? It would be great to have the tree expanded to the current page after clicking any article , so that the users can get a quick impression about the location of the current article in the overall context.
iam also facing same problem.., any solution??
Hi, I did a small dev to offer this feature to everybody. Please refer to "CategoryTree in Sidebar stayed opened". Do not hesitate to comment :-)
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Hi,
I can't get it to work. Is it all to just copy the JavaScript to ext.categoryTree.js ?
Hi, in the version of CategoryTree I am using, it is not the file ext.categoryTree.js but the file CategoryTree.js.
Be sure you are using a similar version of CategoryTree else you may need to merge my modifications.
FYI, sometimes it does not work with recent IE due to the default compatibility mode set to a "too old" IE version (the IE "intranet mode" can also introduce such "too old" IE version). Tell me if it solves your issue. Best Regards
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Hi, I am porting my patch to Mediawiki 1.22.2 and the related CategoryTree extension. I keep you in touch. Best regards.
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Hi, now it works on Mediawiki 1.22 too :-). Please refer to "CategoryTree in Sidebar stayed opened". Do not hesitate to comment :-)
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Hi Changed ext.categoryTree.js as you have written, but does not work in sidebar and "in-page" category trees too. What could be wrong? MediaWiki version 1.22. Tried in Mozilla, Chrome, IE.
Hi, I have "re-tried" from scratch and it works fine for both sidebar and "in-page" category trees. I use Mediawiki 1.22.2 and the related CategoryTree extension. You may have a look to your cookies when folding/unfolding categories... Best regards
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Hi. Does not work your modification. I would like to know, when you open a category in CategoryTree, change variable date-ct-state in the page source or not?
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Hello! I tried to modify the file ext.categoryTree.js (i just added lines that were marked in yellow for version 1.22) but it does not work. Is there any solution? Help me please! :)
Mediawiki 1.28
Is it possible to allow the state of the tree (in sidebar) to be maintained across page loads?
Examples:
Hi Friends, thanks for this great extension.
I am looking for a magic word to get the parent category(ies) of a category page.
Is there a way to do that?
Thanks
Ok, forget about it!
I just solved it with: <categorytree mode=parents>CATEGORY NAME</categorytree>
I included a category tree in the sidebar by using <code>$wgCategoryTreeSidebarRoot = "mRootCategory"</code>. However, the category tree only shows at the bottom of the sidebar. Is there any way to move it up?
Same problem. Below I see some changes were done to fix this problem in ext.categoryTree.js, but it's still not working. I tried to use different skin, samething.
There is a small note on the doc page that describes how to set this:
If you want the CategoryTree on a different position in the sidebar, you can reference it on MediaWiki::Sidebar as "categorytree-portlet".
I've missed this several times before finally noticing!
Hello,
I install the extension, but when i put <categorytree>Index</categorytree>, the result pages show me the category index, but without the expandable system, only shows a list like special:Caegorytree....
Please help-
Thanks
Guindelo
Hello,
Using MediaWiki 1.26.3 and CategoryTree 2016-01-09T22:52:17, I'm using it in the sidebar with $wgCategoryTreeSidebarRoot = "myRootCategory";
I'm quite happy with that but when clicking on the blue arrows, nothing is happening.
I read the doc and tried the workarounds, but to no avail.
I'm not using redirects or short URLs.
Our setup is very simple and common.
Is there something I could try?
Thanks for your help.
this works for me: fix sidebar in MW
Brilliant! Replacing "$content.find" with "$" in ext.categoryTree.js (to places) seems to work perfectly in MediaWiki 1.26 as well.
Will someone fix this in the CategoryTree distribution?
Thanks!!!
Hi all, I used to offer a CategoryTree in my MediaWiki sidebar with MW 1.20.4. Everything worked well, but since my update to MW 1.24.1 all appropriate releases of CategoryTree stopped working in the sidebar. This includes the REL1_24 version but also the development master version. The problem is, that the expandable symbols are not shown at all and no click handle is registered. Interestingly CategoryTree works perfect as part of a WikiPage in parallel to not work at all in the sidebar.
I figured out that the way how the ext.CategoryTree.js works is that it uses a mw.hook to access the WikiPage content and to make CategoryTree working there. But obviously the sidebar is not part of the content which is access by this approach. I tested it by just removing the whole content in the ext.CategoryTree.js and literally just the inner section of my page disappeared but the sidebar was still there together with some other navigation content. So I am looking for a fix to have ext.CategroyTree.js to access the whole content including the sidebar.
I am no MediaWiki nor js nor php specialist, but after looking into the vector skin, I figured out how the skin accesses the whole content. I decided to give this appraoch a try, so I modified the beginning of ext.CategoryTree.js (which is located in extensions/CategoryTree/modules by the way) to make it look like this:
//( function ( $, mw ) {
//
// mw.hook( 'wikipage.content' ).add( function ( $content ) {
jQuery( function ( $ ) {
/**
* Sets display inline to tree toggle
*/
function showToggles() {
and the end of ext.CategoryTree.js to look like this;
// Register click events and show toggle buttons
$( '.CategoryTreeToggle' ).click( handleNode );
showToggles();
} );
//}( jQuery, mediaWiki ) );
From my understanding this gives the ext.CategoryTree.js access to the whole page content. So good news is, that everything works well after this modification, CategoryTree in the sidebar works like expected.
So now I have a question to all MediaWiki specialists: is this a valid approach to solve the problem? Or does it cause tremendous load to the system or break system concepts?
I think a crucial change is missing from the js code you posted, something like:
jQuery( function ( $ ) { var $fullcontent = $(this);
And later, access fullcontent instead of content, e.g.
function showToggles() { $fullcontent.find( 'span.CategoryTreeToggle' ).css( 'display', 'inline' ); }
Anyway, the hints about the sidebar not being part of the content and looking at vector.js for reference were very helpful to me, and I can now show a category tree anywhere in the skin. Thanks!
As for your question: Don't know. I haven't noticed any problems.
Also, sorry about editing the subject of your post. Initially, I couldn't respond because of this:
This page can only be edited by users with the autoconfirmed right because it matches the following title blacklist entry: .*Make.*cat.* autoconfirmed
By now, my account is confirmed. Changing the subject hadn't helped either.
David,
you are absolutely right, for some weird reason I missed to add two really important changes...
Generally speaking, you want to replace any use of the term $content.find by a single $, which refers to the whole DOM from my understanding. This needs to happen two time in the ext.categoryTree.js:
function showToggles() {
$content.find( 'span.CategoryTreeToggle' ).css( 'display', 'inline' );
}
needs to be modified to look like this:
function showToggles() {
$( 'span.CategoryTreeToggle' ).css( 'display', 'inline' );
}
and
// Register click events and show toggle buttons
$content.find( '.CategoryTreeToggle' ).click( handleNode );
showToggles();
needs to be modified to look like this:
// Register click events and show toggle buttons
$( '.CategoryTreeToggle' ).click( handleNode );
showToggles();
So there is absolutely no need to search or build another $content var, obviously you can work on the whole DOM like the skin sample does.
PS: There is absolutely no need to excuse for making my post usable to you and others by doing whatever is required...
Brilliant !! Many Thanks !
I am invoking categorytree with the syntax {{#categorytree:Embryo|mode=pages|showcount|depth=2 etc. When I create a new page and add it to the category Embryo, categorytree will not list the new page. I can close/open the page that invoked categorytree, login again with no effect. If I look directly at the page Category:Embryo the new member page is listed immediately. The only way I can get the {{#categorytree:Embryo etc to update is to resave the page where it occurs. Same behavior if I use the tag syntax.
There must be a better way, I thought this function was dynamic. No obvious warnings of this behavior on the relevant help page or in discussions. Suggestions?
I too would like a solution to this.
I'm also seeing this. shouldn't it populate the tree automaticly?
yes it should make the tree grow even tho right not my tree isnt growing
We would also like to know if there is a "fix" for this. I have noticed that updates of pages and categories are shown in categorytree with a long time difference. Maybe we have to run some kind of job to update the database in the background? I can reproduce this with mediawiki 1.27.0.
I confirm the issue too. MW 1.27.1
i also have this@Sarise
There is a possible temp fix for this if you disable Caching for your wiki then they change instantly to do this add the following at the bottom of your LocalSettings.php file.
$wgEnableParserCache = false; $wgCachePages = false;
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Can we still use this extension?
Why should it not work? There's a demo at Extension:CategoryTree#The <categorytree> tag …
I think you are asking whether CategoryTree is still under active development, versus being Abandonware. In using it for a few years, my experience has been that, although it does not change frequently, it is still maintained.
