Updating component, issue with Cite, not core documentation.

Cite uses {{CURRENTTIME}} and friends in its default (and customized on enwiki) versions. The time of last revision is _NOT_ the current time, which Cite tries to hide by making the current time the time of last revision (and in turn, making your last-accessed time--which should be now--into the old time).

Trying to use {{CURRENTTIME}} for both "date of last revision" and "when did you access this page" is confusing. This should be fixed to use two different things...maybe a $1 for the old time, and let {{CURRENTTIME}} do its job for "when did you access this page?"

happy.melon.wiki wrote:

{{REVISIONTIMESTAMP}}, surely?

giro720 wrote:

Some wikis use <citation> tag, but now it is 'an invalid tag extension name'. At these wikis, the Special:Cite works properly, just if you don't change the <citation> tag. If you remove it ou add it, the extension will not work anymore, and the {{CURRENTTIME}} become the time of last revision. So, we still have problem in time stamp at en.wiki (e.g. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Cite?page=Wikipedia) and pt.wiki (e.g. http://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Cite?page=Wikipédia).

That is intended, when using the variable inside <citation></citation>

citation is only valid on Special:Cite