I was in the middle of replying to one of these and it got deleted.
I mean, I'm not against them being deleted, but if they are, then I won't waste my time.
I was in the middle of replying to one of these and it got deleted.
I mean, I'm not against them being deleted, but if they are, then I won't waste my time.
Is there any syntax which lets one create an internal link to discussions from the wiki? Or does it have to be external?
What the title says, how can I make a discussion forum where everyone can discuss about the specific web novel. A bit like here. Or can I even make it?
When posting one of these, you can pick a category. On my wiki, there is only general, and I want more than general.
How do you make more?
I am a bureaucrat of the wiki, I should have the perms to do it.
I just opened a new wiki and I was wondering what was the source code is for the Discussions page. I would like to add it to the community tab and I'm having trouble getting it to direct to the correct page.
A while ago Mods were suddenly able to block users.
Now I can’t seem to get to the form
It seemed simple before.
Either the way to do it has changed
Or Mods no longer have the rights.
I have a user that needs blocking, I thought I could do it quick.... but no
I clicked on a link from the fandom block wiki. (special:block) But seems I have no rights cause it’s empty.
Please help
Even if a wiki does not have /f enabled, there is an option to report article comments that generate a log based on /f/reported. So... Is there any other way to check the reported content on such wikis outside of /f? If not, I might just hide the report option on comments to avoid false expectations by users.
Not sure if this is the right place to put this, and I know it’s not going to change, but I just don’t think it’s a good addition
I would like to say I would rather be a Flapyak on this poll (Which milk producing Piñata would you rather be?) but there's no obvious option to change your vote. Is it even possible to do it?
How to have a list of all threads containing that word? How can we know if something has been discussed before creating another post just about the same thing?
Hello. Due to this recent forum move, many links in my Fandom wiki has been removed and are not working because they no longer exist. Most of them were in my or another one's message walls. I have updated some of the links with a new one that are appearing in my or another one's message walls but most of them somehow have gotten deleted. Is there a possible way to restore them? I know for a fact that myself and others have not deleted anything yet they are gone, while some of them are still there. Is there a way to restore them?
The list of my "contributions" on /f or, as they call it, "social activity".
I am contributing after being cut off for a while, and just discovered that some tags like <activityfeed /> and <wikiaforum /> are not functional anymore.
It seems that ''forums'' are migrated to ''discussions'' and a new tag named <discussions /> is available (ref: Help:Discussions activity feed) — so I tried it, yet it doesn't seem to render anything on the actual page.
I left a sample reproducing the issue on a personal sandbox page for those who might be interested:
Can I ask for an explanation of what has happened to them, before filing an issue to the staff? Thank you.
I just noticed that since my wiki has been updated to the new style I can now see deleted discussion posts on articles - they're just tagged as "deleted post" and only visible to people with the appropriate permissions.
I guess this is fine, but I would just as happily see them gone from my view entirely. Maybe there is a profile setting for that...
I am a Bureaucrat on the Loomian Legacy Wiki. Today, some users have been complaining in this thread about large amounts of their posts suddenly disappearing. Though I have not firsthand seen it (it may or may not have happened to me, I don't check my post count), it is clear that many users have had it happen to them. The post disappearance count is too large for this incident to be the work of any power abuse from our staff members, so I can only assume it is a corruption bug with FANDOM. If anyone knows what is wrong or can help, your advice would be appreciated.
When I started my wiki, the sidebar for the discussions just says “Help is grow [WIKI NAME] wiki”. How do I change it like other wikis have done?
It doesn't look like people can view the edit history of posts or threads in discussions. Is this correct?
So as of today one of the wikias I'm in charge of received underwent an update for the new wiki format. I was kinda shocked because there was no message or notification on the [[Bleach Brave Souls wikia]] that this wikia was going to be included and it was still normal as of yesterday. I understand that wikia is trying out this new experimental update, but we did not request this change and now it has added unnecessary categories of its own ex: Pages using duplicate arguments in template calls and has disrupted on main pages layout and color scheme for the pages, and made it harder to design codes for the pages. I want to know if others feel the same as I do and if so what can be done to restore our wikia's to the previous format.
i got them all covered-
i just need to know how to make the discussions have the colored usernames, if it's possible.