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| 2 | | -<?php |
| 3 | | - |
| 4 | | -##=##=##=##=## Configuration of Semantic MediaWiki ##=##=##=##=## |
| 5 | | -## |
| 6 | | -## This file contains important settings for customising your |
| 7 | | -## installation. Copy the content of this file into a new file |
| 8 | | -## "SMW_LocalSettings.php" within the same directory, and modify |
| 9 | | -## the settings in this file as required. |
| 10 | | -## |
| 11 | | -##=##=##=##=##=##=##=##=##=##=##=##=##=##=##=##=##=##=##=##=##=## |
| 12 | | - |
| 13 | | - |
| 14 | | -### |
| 15 | | -# Set the following to the name of your server. This can |
| 16 | | -# be something like "en.wikipedia.org" but also an IP-address. |
| 17 | | -# The name need not be an existing domain, since it is only |
| 18 | | -# used to generate identifiers in the RDF export. Yet a real |
| 19 | | -# address is to be preferred. |
| 20 | | -## |
| 21 | | -$smwgServer="examplewiki.ontoworld.org"; |
| 22 | | -## |
| 23 | | - |
| 24 | | -### |
| 25 | | -# Set the following value to "true" if you want to enable support |
| 26 | | -# for semantic annotations within templates. For the moment, this |
| 27 | | -# will only work after a minor change in your MediaWiki files -- |
| 28 | | -# see INSTALL for details. Enabling this is strongly recommended. |
| 29 | | -## |
| 30 | | -$smwgEnableTemplateSupport = false; |
| 31 | | -## |
| 32 | | - |
| 33 | | -### |
| 34 | | -# Here you can select in which cases you want to have an factbox |
| 35 | | -# appear below an article. The default setting is "SMW_FACTBOX_NONEMPTY" |
| 36 | | -# which shows only those factboxes that have some content. Other options: |
| 37 | | -## |
| 38 | | -// $smwgShowFactbox = SMW_FACTBOX_HIDDEN; # hide always |
| 39 | | -// $smwgShowFactbox = SMW_FACTBOX_SHOWN; # show always |
| 40 | | -## |
| 41 | | - |
| 42 | | -### |
| 43 | | -# Settings for RDF export |
| 44 | | -## |
| 45 | | -$smwgAllowRecursiveExport = false; // can normal users request recursive export? |
| 46 | | -$smwgExportBacklinks = true; // should backlinks be included by default? |
| 47 | | -## |
| 48 | | - |
| 49 | | -### |
| 50 | | -# If you already have custom namespaces, change the following |
| 51 | | -# number to match the smallest even namespace number that is |
| 52 | | -# not in use yet. However, it must not be smaller than 100. |
| 53 | | -## |
| 54 | | -smwfInitNamespaces(100); |
| 55 | | -## |
| 56 | | - |
| 57 | | -### |
| 58 | | -# There are also many settings to customize inline queries, especially depending |
| 59 | | -# on how much performance you can spare for these queries. Below, you can set any |
| 60 | | -# of the variables as documented (and preset) in SMW_InlineQueries.php. |
| 61 | | -# Large sites should definitely do this to prevent overly high loads! |
| 62 | | -## |
| 63 | | -// $smwgIQEnabled = true; |
| 64 | | -# Default namespaces to search; to search in all namespaces, comment this out (//...) |
| 65 | | -$smwgIQSearchNamespaces = array(NS_MAIN, NS_IMAGE); |
| 66 | | -// $smwgIQRedirectNormalization = false; |
| 67 | | -// $smwgIQDefaultLinking = 'all'; |
| 68 | | -// $smwgIQMaxConditions = 50; |
| 69 | | -// $smwgIQMaxTables = 10; |
| 70 | | -// ... |
| 71 | | -## |
| 72 | | - |
| 73 | | -### |
| 74 | | -# Here you can define for which namespaces the semantic links |
| 75 | | -# and annotations are to be evaluated. On other pages, annotations |
| 76 | | -# can be given but are silently ignored. This is useful since, |
| 77 | | -# e.g., talk pages usually do not have attributes and the like. In |
| 78 | | -# fact, is is not obvious what a meaningful attribute of a talk |
| 79 | | -# page could be. Pages without annotations will also be ignored |
| 80 | | -# during full RDF export, unless they are referred to from another |
| 81 | | -# article. |
| 82 | | -## |
| 83 | | -$smwgNamespacesWithSemanticLinks = array( |
| 84 | | - NS_MAIN => true, |
| 85 | | - NS_TALK => false, |
| 86 | | - NS_USER => true, |
| 87 | | - NS_USER_TALK => false, |
| 88 | | - NS_PROJECT => true, |
| 89 | | - NS_PROJECT_TALK => false, |
| 90 | | - NS_IMAGE => true, |
| 91 | | - NS_IMAGE_TALK => false, |
| 92 | | - NS_MEDIAWIKI => false, |
| 93 | | - NS_MEDIAWIKI_TALK => false, |
| 94 | | - NS_TEMPLATE => false, |
| 95 | | - NS_TEMPLATE_TALK => false, |
| 96 | | - NS_HELP => true, |
| 97 | | - NS_HELP_TALK => false, |
| 98 | | - NS_CATEGORY => true, |
| 99 | | - NS_CATEGORY_TALK => false, |
| 100 | | - SMW_NS_RELATION => true, |
| 101 | | - SMW_NS_RELATION_TALK => false, |
| 102 | | - SMW_NS_ATTRIBUTE => true, |
| 103 | | - SMW_NS_ATTRIBUTE_TALK => false, |
| 104 | | - SMW_NS_TYPE => true, |
| 105 | | - SMW_NS_TYPE_TALK => false |
| 106 | | -); |
| 107 | | -## |
| 108 | | - |
| 109 | | -### |
| 110 | | -# If you want to import ontologies, you need to install RAP, |
| 111 | | -# a free RDF API for PHP, see |
| 112 | | -# http://www.wiwiss.fu-berlin.de/suhl/bizer/rdfapi/ |
| 113 | | -# The following is the path to your installation of RAP |
| 114 | | -# (the directory where you extracted the files to) as seen |
| 115 | | -# from your local filesystem. |
| 116 | | -# |
| 117 | | -# Note that the built-in ontology import is very simple and |
| 118 | | -# still experimental. More elaborate custom solutions might |
| 119 | | -# be preferable; see ontoworld.org/wiki/Help:Ontology_import. |
| 120 | | -## |
| 121 | | -$smwgRAPPath = $smwgIP . '/libs/rdfapi-php'; |
| 122 | | -//$smwgRAPPath = '/another/example/path/rdfapi-php'; |
| 123 | | -## |
| 124 | | - |
| 125 | | -?> |
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