[04:33:32] <grrrit-wm>	 (PS1) Mwjames: \SMW\FunctionHookRegistry register WebRequest object [extensions/SemanticMediaWiki] - https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/83985
[07:42:25] <Fannon>	 Hi! Any1 here?
[07:58:40] <Fannon>	 Semantic Forms displays some Attributes sometimes twice, some not. Is this a bug or did I do something wrong? (http://up.fannon.de/img/2013-09-12_-_09-56-09.png)
[15:21:40] <sven^>	 uhm, I have IPv6 addresses in a page and properties get all screwed up due to the format. Can I "escape" that in some way?
[15:24:10] <sven^>	 [[Network Adapter IPv6 Address::{{{NetworkAdapterIPv6Address}}}]] <-- this leads to properties like     [[Fe80::F575:27b0:541:9ed4]]
[15:35:41] <sven^>	 ok, it works with #set
[15:35:47] <sven^>	 but is there a nicer way to do it?
[16:50:28] <yaron>	 sven^: #set isn't nice? :)
[17:01:14] <sven^>	 | {{{NetworkAdapterIPv6DefaultGateway}}}{{#set:Network Adapter IPv6 Default Gateway={{{NetworkAdapterIPv6DefaultGateway}}} }}
[17:01:17] <sven^>	 no :P
[17:29:52] <yaron>	 Well, you do have very long field and property names. :)
[22:24:50] <sven^>	 yaron: yeah, I just put the ontology my boss created in his PhD thesis in the wiki ;)
[22:25:14] <yaron>	 Ah!
[22:36:22] <betz>	 Hi, i want to construct a special:ask uri, how is it encoded?
[22:49:23] <yaron>	 betz: I would just go to Special:Ask and create it directly.
[22:49:59] <betz>	 yaron: but i need to set a date field. Goal is to have a json feed with upcoming events
[22:50:33] <yaron>	 Yes, okay, but you can create a *similar* URL, and then drop in a different value inside it.
[22:51:00] <yaron>	 Actually, I'm not sure if I understood your original question... it's just standard URL-encoding.
[22:51:14] <betz>	 i got this now https://hackerspace.be/Special:Ask/-5B-5BCategory:TechTue-7C-7CEvent-5D-5D-20-5B-5BEnd-20date::-3E2013-2D09-2D13-20-5D-5D/-3FStart-20date/-3FEnd-20date/-3FLocation/format%3Djson/sort%3D-5BStart-20date-5D/order%3Dasc/offset%3D0
[22:51:24] <betz>	 which works, but the date is in the url
[22:51:31] <betz>	 10th of september
[22:51:33] <yaron>	 Right - it's URL-encoded.