[#11005] - How Make a Bridge - "search" content with Joomla! in media wiki data
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- 12 Jul 2016
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- Build: master
- # 11005
Steps to reproduce the issue
I search information. It's not a bogue.
Expected result
A Bridge, then i can search a word with Joomla! search, but, in data media wiki.
Actual result
Not exist.
System information (as much as possible)
All.
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Joomla! have wikipedia page already and dedicated docs for too. For educational content with which wikimedia helps with, other similar sources are available too! I guess that's the point you were trying to make and if not please explain the issues in more details
Closing due to lack of reply. It can always be reopened
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I search doc, for Media Wiki, and Joomla!
I want search, with Joomla! Content in Media Wiki.
I search content, then i can read and make. I have nothing today.
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Still not getting, what is the issue? Please provide some-more clear steps to re-produce the issue.
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If I'm getting the title of this correctly, you want to use the JMediawiki classes to bridge your Joomla install to MediaWiki by the API to do stuff. You'll still need to write your own Joomla extensions to do that though; the library class is just an API wrapper.
If your intention is to search MediaWiki content from Joomla then you need to use Smart Search and write a plugin that will take content from the wiki and index it. You can use the MediaWiki web API to do that and the JMediaWiki classes are available to help you. You'll need to write a CLI script to pull all the content from the wiki to index it initially and then run a cron script to pull the Recent Changes feed from the wiki to keep the index up-to-date.
However, if that is what you're asking, then this is not an issue with Joomla and as this is not a support forum, this issue should be closed.
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Closing as request can be done though plugin or other ways. Not for core. Thanks.
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This plugin for Joomla work, for search a word in Mediawiki :
https://github.com/rebootl/plg_search_mediawiki
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Sorry I don't understand what the question is?