mediawiki / semantic-meeting-minutes
Method of entering meeting minutes into MediaWiki using Semantic Forms and displaying minutes on related pages
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Type:mediawiki-extension
Requires
- php: >=5.3.0
- mediawiki/header-footer: 2.2.*
- mediawiki/numer-alpha: 0.*
- mediawiki/semantic-media-wiki: 1.9.*|~2.0
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Last update: 2024-11-23 17:01:26 UTC
README
This extension provides Javascript and CSS helpers to enable a slick method of entering meeting minutes into MediaWiki using Semantic Forms.
Installation
The recommended way to install Semantic Meeting Minutes (SMM) is with Composer using MediaWiki 1.22 built-in support for Composer. MediaWiki versions prior to 1.22 can use Composer via the Extension Installer extension. Either way, you will first need to install Composer.
Step 1: Install SMM
Open a terminal window, and change directory to your wiki. Then run the following command to install SMM and several of its dependencies.
php composer.phar require mediawiki/semantic-meeting-minutes ~0.3
Step 1.1: Enable Semantic MediaWiki
If you didn't previously have Semantic MediaWiki installed (the Composer command above will install it if you did't have it already) make sure to add the following to LocalSettings.php:
enableSemantics( 'name-of-your-wiki' );
Then run the following command from your MediaWiki install path:
php maintenance/update.php
For additional info on installing SMW, see its install instructions.
Step 2: Install Non-Composer Dependencies
Ideally all extensions would support Composer, but at this time not all do. You will need to install the ParserFunctions, Variables and Semantic Forms extensions for SMM to work. You can install the latest versions by running the following three commands from your wiki's extensions directory.
git clone https://git.wikimedia.org/git/mediawiki/extensions/ParserFunctions.git
git clone https://git.wikimedia.org/git/mediawiki/extensions/Variables.git
git clone https://git.wikimedia.org/git/mediawiki/extensions/SemanticForms.git
Then add the extensions to your LocalSettings.php file:
require_once "$IP/extensions/ParserFunctions/ParserFunctions.php"; require_once "$IP/extensions/Variables/Variables.php"; require_once "$IP/extensions/SemanticForms/SemanticForms.php";
Step 3: Import forms, templates, categories and properties
SMM comes with many pre-built forms, templates, categories and properties. To create these on your wiki, use the importDump.php script from your wiki's install directory..
php ./extensions/SemanticMeetingMinutes/ImportFiles/importExtensionPages.php
Step 4: Verify imported pages did not overwrite existing ones
It is possible that the SMM pages you imported in step 3 could have overwritten existing pages with the same names. Go to your Recent Changes page and review the changes that were made.
Step 5: Optional steps
It is highly recommended that you add the Semantic Meeting Minutes form to your Mediawiki:Sidebar page and add the following link:
Special:FormEdit/Meeting Minutes|Meeting Minutes
Also, to get a footer on each page marked as a "related article" in meeting minutes, add the following to the [[Mediawiki:Hf-nsfooter-]]
page:
__NOTOC__<br style="clear:both;" />{{#ask: [[Has topic title::+]][[Related article::{{PAGENAME}}]]
|mainlabel=-
|? From page
|? Has date
|? Has topic title
|? Synopsis
|? Related article
|link = none
|format = template
|template = Meeting references row
|intro = <h1>Meeting References</h1>
|offset = 0
|limit = 10
|sort = Has date
|order = desc
|searchlabel = <br /><br /><br />Click to browse earlier meeting references
}}
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