Příručka:Echo

Rozšíření:Echo poskytuje Mediawiki další notifikační systém.

Mentions

Echo can send notifications to users mentioned in discussions; this feature is often referred to as "pinging". Linking to a user's page in a signed message, either directly or through a template, will trigger a mention notification for them. The technical details of this are laid out below.

Technical details

When generating mention events, Echo processes revision diffs chunk by chunk, to check when a user has added a new comment which should be searched for mentioned users to ping. As of this writing, for user mention notifications to work:

• The diff chunk must be recognised as an addition of new lines of text, not a change to existing lines.

• The user must sign their message.

• • The signature must contain a plain wiki link ([[ ]]) to the user's page, user talk page, or contributions page, on the local wiki; the signature cannot be embedded in a template.

• • In order for the signature to be recognised, the post must contain the exact same markup that writing ~~~ (and ~~~~) generates.

• The comment must either belong in its entirety to existing sections (the diff chunk of added lines must not contain new section headers), or start a new section (diff chunk starts with a new section header).

Only sections of level 2 and above count.

• Links to mentioned users' pages may be embedded in templates or not, since the diff is template-expanded

• • The {{REVISIONID}} and {{REVISIONUSER}} variables expand to the empty string when Echo parses the diff.

• If the number of detected to-be-pinged users exceeds 50, no notifications will be delivered.

Also, all markup is parsed with regular expressions; sufficiently tricky markup can trigger bogus results.

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