Extension:AutoKeywords
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Release status: beta |
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Description | Mediwiki extension for automated meta keywords | ||
Author(s) | (Abhi M Balakrishnantalk) | ||
Latest version | 0.1 (08 December 2012) | ||
MediaWiki | 1.20 | ||
PHP | 5.3 | ||
License | GPL | ||
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Example | Secpedia | ||
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Automatically adds meta keywords to articles according to current page, categories and with pre defined set of keywords.
Introduction[edit | edit source]
Adds meta keywords to all Mediawiki pages automatically.
Installation[edit | edit source]
- Download and extract the tarball in your
extensions/
folder. It should generate a new folder calledAutoKeywords
directly inside yourextensions/
folder. - Add the following code at the bottom of your LocalSettings.php:
require_once "$IP/extensions/AutoKeywords/AutoKeywords.php";
- Done! Navigate to "Special:Version" on your wiki to verify that the extension is successfully installed.
- Copy the AutoKeywords directory into the extensions folder of your MediaWiki installation.
- Add following lines to your LocalSettings.php file towards the end:
$CommonKeywords = "keywords, that are, relevant, to your site, in comma separated values"; require_once("$IP/extensions/AutoKeywords/AutoKeywords.php");
- See Special:Version and confirm the presence of AutoKeywords under "Installed extensions", "other" category
- Clear the cache of your browser
- Reload any Mediawiki page
- Check the HTML source and confirm the presence of following line before </head>:
<meta name="keywords" content="sitename, article name, category name 1, category name 2, keywords, that are, relevant, to your site, in comma separated values" />
Configuration parameters[edit | edit source]
$CommonKeywords = "keywords, that are, relevant, to your site, in comma separated values";
Change it according to the requirement.