Closed bescheid closed 4 years ago
The error seems to have been discussed at #70, but no solution has been presented.
I believe @JeroenDeDauw suggested to downgrade SCI. Change the line in your "composer.local.json" file to "mediawiki/semantic-cite": "~2.0.0" and see what happens.
@mwjames I just looked at the commits and saw the unreleased pull which slipped my attention: https://github.com/SemanticMediaWiki/SemanticCite/pull/71 Actually doing a SCI 2.1.1 release will be another way to resolve this?!
I believe @JeroenDeDauw suggested to downgrade SCI. Change the line in your "composer.local.json" file to "mediawiki/semantic-cite": "~2.0.0" and see what happens.
Thank you for clarifying Jeroen's cryptic suggestion, I will try...
Change the line in your "composer.local.json" file to "mediawiki/semantic-cite": "~2.0.0" and see what happens.
This crushed my system. Had to re-upgrade SCI to 2.1 to keep the site running...
This crushed my system. Had to re-upgrade SCI to 2.1 to keep the site running...
I am a bit surprised but yeah, perhaps a new release is the best way.
This seems to pass the task over to roadmap #82. Many thanks in advance for your efforts. For the time being, I will stay with extension:cite and/or disable SCI tooltips by CSS. I leave this issue open, however...
This seems to pass the task over to @mwjames. Many thanks in advance for your efforts. For the time being, I will stay with extension:cite and/or disable SCI tooltips by CSS. I leave this issue open, however...
I don't know what and why you have an issue here but #71 is in place to account for the cluster.... produced by the WMF. Anyway as far as I remember [0] uses MW 1.31 and SCI 2.1 and it works.
[0] https://www.semantic-mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Import_vocabulary
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This seems to pass the task over to @mwjames. Many thanks in advance for your efforts. For the time being, I will stay with extension:cite and/or disable SCI tooltips by CSS. I leave this issue open, however...
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I don't know what and why you have an issue here but #71 is in place
See also [0].
[0] https://github.com/SemanticMediaWiki/SemanticCite/commit/186e1698dea4bf8a531e50aaf4214f241126b9f5
On 5/15/20, James HK jamesin.hongkong.1@gmail.com wrote:
This seems to pass the task over to @mwjames. Many thanks in advance for your efforts. For the time being, I will stay with extension:cite and/or disable SCI tooltips by CSS. I leave this issue open, however...
I don't know what and why you have an issue here but #71 is in place to account for the cluster.... produced by the WMF. Anyway as far as I remember [0] uses MW 1.31 and SCI 2.1 and it works.
[0] https://www.semantic-mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Import_vocabulary
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This seems to pass the task over to @mwjames. Many thanks in advance for your efforts. For the time being, I will stay with extension:cite and/or disable SCI tooltips by CSS. I leave this issue open, however...
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@mwjames So doing a release as suggested in https://github.com/SemanticMediaWiki/SemanticCite/issues/86#issuecomment-628106831 will help regain paradise?
@mwjames So doing a release as suggested in https://github.com/SemanticMediaWiki/SemanticCite/issues/86#issuecomment-628106831 will help regain paradise?
Honestly I don't know because the current SCI 2.1.0 and MW 1.31 does work as outlined above.
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@mwjames So doing a release as suggested in https://github.com/SemanticMediaWiki/SemanticCite/issues/86#issuecomment-628106831 will help regain paradise?
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https://github.com/SemanticMediaWiki/SemanticCite/commit/186e1698dea4bf8a531e50aaf4214f241126b9f5 solved my problems (sorry for not finding it earlier). I added the lines suggested by @mwjames to semanticCite.php. Thk you for your efforts!
Honestly I don't know because the current SCI 2.1.0 and MW 1.31 does work as outlined above.
It may be that I manually modified the code for it to work. I faintly remember. I will uninstall and install to get the canonical code..
186e169 solved my problems (sorry for not finding it earlier).
But those lines should be part of a release???
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Closed #86.
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Not my release (2.1.0), that's for sure.
Not my release (2.1.0), that's for sure.
That's not was meant by the question. Anyhow this issue is a dupe in the end.
@mwjames I indeed manually changed the code since this is what composer gives me:
Loading composer repositories with package information
Updating dependencies
Package operations: 0 installs, 0 updates, 2 removals
- Removing onoi/remi (0.4.0)
- Removing mediawiki/semantic-cite (2.1.0)
The package has modified files:
M SemanticCite.php
Discard changes [y,n,v,d,?]?
I verified that the issue in present for MW 1.31 and SCI 2.1.0 on a totally different wiki and only after updating SCI to master the issue is gone, i.e. I will do a SCI 2.1.1 release tomorrow.
@mwjames I indeed manually changed the code since this is what composer gives me:
Which explains the false assumption.
I will do a SCI 2.1.1 release tomorrow.
Whenever it fits your calendar.
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Not my release (2.1.0), that's for sure.
That's not was meant by the question. Anyhow this issue is a dupe in the end.
@mwjames I indeed manually changed the code since this is what composer gives me:
Loading composer repositories with package information Updating dependencies Package operations: 0 installs, 0 updates, 2 removals - Removing onoi/remi (0.4.0) - Removing mediawiki/semantic-cite (2.1.0) The package has modified files: M SemanticCite.php Discard changes [y,n,v,d,?]?
I verified that the issue in present for MW 1.31 and SCI 2.1.0 on a totally different wiki and only after updating SCI to master the issue is gone, i.e. I will do a SCI 2.1.1 release tomorrow.
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Setup and configuration
Issue
Hovering over cite-numbers only produces a loading symbol.
The browser console produces a stack trace and outputs:
VM3336:230 Uncaught TypeError: api.parse is not a function
The error seems to have been discussed at #70, but no solution has been presented.
Steps to reproduce the observation (recommendation is to use the sandbox):
https://www.univie.ac.at/rel_jap/an/Sandkiste2/SCI_example