Please note bugzilla isn't really for end user technical support like this...

Anyway, do *not* use document.write() to include scripts. Try loading them through mw.loader.load().

Resolving INVALID since this is a support request. Try asking here: https://eo.wikipedia.org/wiki/Village_pump

arno.raymond.lagrange wrote:

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Please note bugzilla isn't really for end user technical support like this...

Because the bug appeared just after MediaWiki was upgraded, I suppose I'm not the only one user which experiences such things. It's not only an end user problem, but a java script/ mediawiki conflict.

(In reply to comment #2)

Anyway, do *not* use document.write() to include scripts. Try loading them
through mw.loader.load().

I replaced all document.write() by mw.loader.load() and didn't notice any change.

(In reply to comment #3)

Resolving INVALID since this is a support request. Try asking here:
https://eo.wikipedia.org/wiki/Village_pump

As I know, nobody in the Esperanto Wikipedian community is able to resolve such problems.

EN.WP.ST47 wrote:

You can always try the English Wikipedia village pump, you'll definitely get more attention there than here and there are plenty of people there who work with JS.

arno.raymond.lagrange wrote:

I guess : some class has been renamed, but I don't know which.
My script was based on

$j( '#wpTextbox1' ).wikiEditor( 'addToToolbar', ...

It worked since february 2011 and did no more since WM upgrading. I didn't make any change to my script. So the problem must be caused by MW. Please, somebody explain what is wrong.

arno.raymond.lagrange wrote:

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You can always try the English Wikipedia village pump, you'll definitely get
more attention there than here and there are plenty of people there who work
with JS.

OK Thanks. I will try and I hope somebody can help.

arno.raymond.lagrange wrote:

Now the problem is fixed by replacing document.write() by mw.loader.load() with the right syntax. Thanks to all !