Difference between revisions of "Metadata:Main Page"
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.cfg files are read in an array for each line. Blank line or comment lines with // are ignored. An example of a .cfg file would be a list of pages or files. | .cfg files are read in an array for each line. Blank line or comment lines with // are ignored. An example of a .cfg file would be a list of pages or files. | ||
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=== .prop files === | === .prop files === | ||
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.prop files are read into an array as key values. Blank line or comment lines with // are ignored. An example of a .prop file would be a set of settings for an extension. | .prop files are read into an array as key values. Blank line or comment lines with // are ignored. An example of a .prop file would be a set of settings for an extension. | ||
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=== .yaml files === | === .yaml files === | ||
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The YAML parser used is from [http://symfony.com/doc/master/components/yaml/introduction.html Symfony]. It was intended that the Item DB data was going to be stored in this format in the Wiki. | The YAML parser used is from [http://symfony.com/doc/master/components/yaml/introduction.html Symfony]. It was intended that the Item DB data was going to be stored in this format in the Wiki. | ||
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=== .js files === | === .js files === | ||
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These are Javascript files. When the page is saved, it is exported to the filesystem, so the web server can access it and serve it. The .js file is also added to the Mediawiki Resource Loader so other extensions can use the file. | These are Javascript files. When the page is saved, it is exported to the filesystem, so the web server can access it and serve it. The .js file is also added to the Mediawiki Resource Loader so other extensions can use the file. | ||
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=== .css files === | === .css files === | ||
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These are CSS files. When the page is saved, it is exported to the filesystem, so the web server can access it and serve it. The .css file is also added to the Mediawiki Resource Loader so other extensions can use the file. | These are CSS files. When the page is saved, it is exported to the filesystem, so the web server can access it and serve it. The .css file is also added to the Mediawiki Resource Loader so other extensions can use the file. | ||
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=== .url files === | === .url files === | ||
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If a timeout of 0 is specified, the URL is cached forever until the cache is clear out. | If a timeout of 0 is specified, the URL is cached forever until the cache is clear out. | ||
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