It seems to have fixed itself...

In T7730#155595, @Reception123 wrote:

@MarioMario456 I know this is rather obvious but I suggest you try enabling and disabling Comments and seeing if the error persists. I notice that you haven't tried this.

In T7730#155522, @R4356th wrote:

Link to an example page, please?

I finally captured the glitch!!!!!

In T7395#147708, @Reception123 wrote:

@MarioMario456 Do you confirm that you would like all of these to be deleted?

So far, there are three options: keep normal Phabricator (might be insecure, I don't want this!), fork Phabricator and continue patching it, or move to another bug tracker. So far, Bugzilla is the only good open-source one I know, but many users dislike its GUI.

In T7233#143910, @Reception123 wrote:

In T7233#143877, @MarioMario456 wrote:

Just create the local accounts automatically for the merge. It works well, since both of the wikis are on Miraheze.

And plus, the interwiki will be useless and redundant as horribletvshowepisodeswiki will be closed and privated after the merge.

Would it really be an issue if we did the interwiki? After all, when you do imports manually interwiki is mandatory.

Just create the local accounts automatically for the merge. It works well, since both of the wikis are on Miraheze.

I have closed horribletvshowepisodeswiki.

In T7233#143591, @Dmehus wrote:

@MarioMario456 This is quite an involved task and would take quite some time. With regard to redirecting horribletvshowepisodes.miraheze.org, preferred practice is not to redirect Miraheze subdomains because it becomes challenging to remember which subdomains are redirected to another wiki. So would you be okay with not redirecting horribletvshowepisodes.miraheze.org and instead you could just keep horribletvshowtvshowepisodeswiki active as a read only wiki with a local sitenotice pointing users to terribletvshowswiki for, say, 2-3 months, then you could request the former wiki be deleted?

In T7189#143091, @Dmehus wrote:

In T7189#142722, @MarioMario456 wrote:

I prefer wikia:atrocious-gameplay, but because it's gone, make it link to Community Central instead.

While we could link to the Internet Archive version, since that no longer exists for some reason, we do need to link to the contributors' usernames, so we'll have to use --username-prefix-"wikia:community"

The one on awfulmovieswiki is null because I created T7200.

I prefer wikia:atrocious-gameplay, but because it's gone, make it link to Community Central instead.

http://atrocious-gameplay.fandom.com/ (closed, permanently deleted)

In T7183#142561, @Universal_Omega wrote:

In T7183#142543, @MarioMario456 wrote:

In T7183#142542, @Universal_Omega wrote:

Using SimpleBlogPage or BlogPage extension?

BlogPage

Did you ever have SimpleBlogPage enabled?

In T7184#142556, @R4356th wrote:

This is already available in the "Permissions" section of ManageWiki.

In T7183#142542, @Universal_Omega wrote:

Using SimpleBlogPage or BlogPage extension?

In T7132#141702, @Reception123 wrote:

When exactly do you say this message appears? I tried to click edit on a page and I didn't see anything.

In T7132#141539, @Universal_Omega wrote:

Try turning off $wgVisualEditorShowBetaWelcome in ManageWiki beta tab.

When I fixed the wiki logo, it took a while to update itself, but also for a while, JavaScript then replaced the wiki logo. It fixed itself (as I said).

The logo seems to have fixed itself.

I propose we simply import the full revisions, I'm not sure why that would be an issue for you.

In T7058#139984, @R4356th wrote:

In T7058#139771, @Dmehus wrote:

In T7058#139768, @MarioMario456 wrote:

The edit summary should be "Importing from Wikia/Fandom", and the prefix should be "wikia".

Copying from discussion on IRC, we can definitely set the --username-prefix="wikia:cancelled-movies" for you, per this request; however, I'm not aware of a parameter in the importDump.php maintenance script to specify the edit summary, so you will likely need to do that part manually to every page, to ensure you're 100% compliant with CreativeCommons licensing.

https://github.com/wikimedia/mediawiki/blob/REL1_35/maintenance/importDump.php#L99 The username-prefix parameter can always be used to attribute the Fandom wiki editors.

In T7058#139979, @RhinosF1 wrote:

@MarioMario456: Hi, Please don't assign tasks to people unless they've agreed to do it. Any Sysadmin can do your task. Also, please watch how you word sentences as that sounds demanding.

I think the import should begin with the prefix "wikia:cancelled-movies". It might not be 100% compliant with CC-BY-SA 3.0 (Wikia's license), but that won't matter, as I'll put information regarding imported edits on the Main Page.

In T7058#139866, @Reception123 wrote:

Due to the fact that there's 5503, it seems quite unlikely that someone would manually add that part to every page. To be safe, I think it would be best to import the full revisions.

The prefix should be "wikia:cancelled-movies".

The description has been clarified some.