https://sso.pcgamingwiki.com/auth/realms/PCGamingWiki/protocol/openid-connect/auth?client_id=pcgw-community&response_type=code I don't think this is working. It just says "Invalid username or password." but afaik I entered them correctly.
Hi BRR, if you need real-time help pop into our Discord #support channel. The URL to login via SSO is here: https://sso.pcgamingwiki.com/auth/realms/PCGamingWiki/protocol/openid-connect/auth?client_id=pcgw-community&response_type=code - try this!
Same error. Invalid username or password. Wait, are you supposed to register on https://sso.pcgamingwiki.com/auth/realms/PCGamingWiki/login-actions/registration?client_id=pcgw-community first? You can't simply enter your PCGW login? That would explain a lot.
You should have an automatically generated account. If not then yes - register using the same email address you use on the Wiki side. Hope that helps!
Exactly what the title says, it says incorrect password everytime i try to log in, So far i've tried Resetting my Password (Twice!) Logging out of the wiki, then trying to log into the forums Clearing my Cookies Using a different browser (FireFox, Normally i use Google Chrome.) Entering my old passwords I was going to log into the forums to request a copy of Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon.
Hi I'll take a look at this. In the meantime, I've honoured the request here: http://forums.pcgamingwiki.com/viewtopic.php?f=47&t=221 Please chase me up close to the release date (1 May) if I haven't supplied it yet.
A few days ago you posted this tweet. I was wondering if there was any way you could make that information publicly available on a page on this wiki so we know which articles are getting the most attention and we can be efficient in the amount of time we spend editing articles. Thanks, nicereddy
I've made a bot account, User:Garrbot, to assist in performing cleanup using AutoWikiBrowser. To enable bot functions, please go to Special:UserRights/Garrbot and add the bot group. Thanks. :)
This looks interesting, I hadn't considered the use of bots, which is strange as Wikipedia relies on them so much. For example, I'd like to do something to move every page from the old Template:SysReq to the new Template: System Requirements.
Hey Andy, Just wanted to let you know my Semester 1 exams are over at uni, and I'm planning to start working on the wiki over the next few days again, maybe updating some of my older articles in line with the latest sample article and continuing my GPU guide which was about 50% complete. Regards, IronWookiee
Hey, don't know how realistic this is - just posting it here for posterity. Basically, my idea is that at some point we introduce a box on the homepage that automatically grabs the Top 5 "Top Sellers" on Steam and links to their articles on PCGW. Obviously it would automatically update with Steam. I guess it just depends on what the Steam API is like?
Hey Andy, on the homepage the Recently Edited box has two columns for Windows games. Was this by design? Because I could've sworn a previous version of that box had one column for windows games and one column for games in general. Just wondering.
The first Windows box is recently edited Windows games 1-8, 2nd one is 9-16. I acknowledge it's confusing, and I'll be changing it soon. This will most likely be when we start adding in a bunch of new features, including a big overhaul of the forum system.
Hey man sorry for not contacting you for ages - everything's running so smoothly server-side there isn't much to say at the moment :D. Traffic is steadily climbing, I have another Kickstarter planned soon, everything's going well. There are a couple of things you could do which would be great: 1) Install PHPBB3 to pcgaming.com/forum with either single sign on, or some other simple integrated account method, such as using PCGamingWiki as an OpenID server? 2) Install Wordpress to pcgamingwiki.com/blog 3) Any ideas on how to embed RSS feeds into MediaWiki? Most extensions out of date. I was thinking of using a third party RSS aggregator and then using HTMLets to embed somewhere.
PHPBB3 -> Mediawiki sounds fun, Ill look into it Wordpress should be easy I would use a HTMLet, something javascripty
Thanks, this looks great. The RSS thing looks good, I'll be using it to feed our Steam group, blogs or forum posts into the main wiki page. Could you move the blog and forum into subfolders? e.g. pcgamingwiki/forum annd /blog please, thanks.
<grumbles under breath> Its not really something easy to do, I suggest that it is NOT under a subfolder of the main domain, mostly for wordpress/phpbb like being in their own server block, I can do it, but its going to get super messy and fuck with the wiki a bit --Forrest / JRWR
Also for auth on phpbb, I have to build that one by hand, its going to take a few days, all the old auth code is all way out of date -- JRWR
Thanks for sorting this out, it's very much appreciated. Let me know if I can help with anything. I have been getting feedback that we need to develop a stronger community here, and I think that a forum will really be the key to this. Sometimes, forums even outgrow their parent sites, which is what could happen here.
