Semantic MediaWiki 1.2.1

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Semantic MediaWiki 1.2.1
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[edit] From the RELEASE-NOTES

[edit] Other notes

Version 1.2.1 of Semantic MediaWiki is a minor update to SMW 1.2. This page explains the enhancements and modifications compared to SMW 1.2.

[edit] Upgrading existing installations

Existing SMW 1.2 sites only need to install the new files, without running any scripts. Since SMW 1.2.1 fixes a bug that may have caused some wrong annotations on SMW 1.2 sites under certain conditions, you may want to run a complete refresh of your data, as described under Help:Installation_1.2#General_instructions_for_repairing_any_SMW_version, just to be sure.

Due to problems in certain PHP functions, SMW 1.2.1 by default does no longer support any kind of links in property values (of any type). You can re-enable this behaviour with the setting $smwgLinksInValues = true; in your LocalSettings. Be aware, however, that this activates a bug with very long property values: property values longer than around 3500 characters will cause PHP to crash. Unless you really need to have links in property values, it is thus recommended to keep the default setting.

Older versions of SMW can be upgraded as explained in Help:Installation 1.2.

[edit] New features

[edit] Sub-property display

Properties that have sub-properties will now display those on their pages, just like categories display their sub-categories in MediaWiki.

[edit] CSV export format

It is now possible to export query results as CSV (comma-separated values), which can easily be imported into most spreadsheet tools. To use this feature, specify the parameter format=csv in any inline query. The format also supports the parameter sep to define an alternative separator symbol for the export, e.g. sep=;. Only single symbols are supported in this place, and spaces must be encoded as _.

[edit] Improved number parsing

Numbers now allow for arbitrary spaces in inputs. This is especially useful for French number formatting, where spaces are used to separate the thousands.

[edit] Many bugfixes


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