Hi,
I'm used the new filter in the past weeks. It works as intended but I see a (possible) improvement: I want to keep the last filters used after a page refresh (aka after a F5 keyboard hit). Regards!
Hi,
I'm used the new filter in the past weeks. It works as intended but I see a (possible) improvement: I want to keep the last filters used after a page refresh (aka after a F5 keyboard hit). Regards!
Hello Superzerocool
All filters are added to the URL, so when you refresh the page, the filters are reloaded. That's the theory and I manage to reproduce it on my computer.
Is your browser up to date? ARe you sure you don't have any conflicting gadgets or scripts?
Trizek, You're right, I don't write the right escenario (sorry!): I want that Mediawiki could remember the RC filters after a new load of the page (aka reclick on the RC link on the sidebar).
Steps:
I see two possible ways to improve the RC filters:
Is it possible or I'm just dreaming? :)
Yes, it's possible too. I'm just leaving a suggestion to be discussed or developed to improve the UX to users: I know that the answer could be NO (with bold and a cross sign), but here is a feedback.
I will think about develop a gadget to make a RC bookmark.
Thanks!
Oh, lovely <3... thanks for the task in Phabricator, I didn't see it :)
It is the #1 requested feature from the different communities. We are also working on a bunch of improvements, like filtering by namespace or improving time selection.
Thanks, I didn't see the other discussions, but it would be useful for sysops and wikignomes (like me). Thanks for @Trizek (WMF) and @Wargo your answers!
Here's a little JS snippet which you can add to common.js or skin.js to add a "portlet" link to your left nav / tool links, taking you to RC with some options pre-configured. I've coded it in a way that makes it easy to add / change / remove the various parameters. You'll need to figure out exactly which params you need for your preferred config by studying the URL generated by using the normal UI. If you're not comfortable playing around with JS, this may not be for you (obligatory disclaimer).
mw.util.addPortletLink(
'p-interaction',
mw.util.getUrl('Special:RecentChanges', {
damaging: 'maybebad;likelybad;verylikelybad',
goodfaith: 'maybebad;likelybad;verylikelybad',
highlight: 1,
damaging__likelygood_color: 'c1',
damaging__maybebad_color: 'c3',
damaging__likelybad_color: 'c4',
damaging__verylikelybad_color: 'c5',
goodfaith__likelygood_color: 'c2',
goodfaith__maybebad_color: 'c3',
goodfaith__likelybad_color: 'c4',
goodfaith__verylikelybad_color: 'c5',
}),
'Recent changes (ORES)',
'n-recentchanges-ores',
'A list of recent changes in the wiki, with ORES filter enabled',
null,
document.getElementById('n-recentchanges').nextSibling
);
@Murph9000, thank you for this script! I've tried it on English Wikipedia and it is a good option before having the bookmarks for filters sets.
Yesterday the the new option worked, and today I cant find it, why it's been canceled?
@1Or, it has been accidentally deployed. We have reverted it in order to perform some tests and check if there is no remaining bugs.
The deployments have been paused during the two previous weeks, because of a big meeting for the staff in charge of deployments, followed by the European hackathon. The deployment will be done soon.