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Note that the HTTP POST must be done as a file upload (i.e. using multipart/form-data) when sending a file for the <var>xml</var> parameter.

Import a page from another wiki, or from an XML file.

Several methods are available:
* Upload file contents directly, using the <var>$1file</var> parameter.
* Upload the file in pieces, using the <var>$1filesize</var>, <var>$1chunk</var>, and <var>$1offset</var> parameters.
* Have the MediaWiki server fetch a file from a URL, using the <var>$1url</var> parameter.
* Complete an earlier upload that failed due to warnings, using the <var>$1filekey</var> parameter.
Note that the HTTP POST must be done as a file upload (i.e. using <code>multipart/form-data</code>) when sending the <var>$1file</var>.

Must be posted as a file upload using multipart/form-data.

Import pages from a file upload

import pages from a file upload

File upload parameter <var>$1</var> is not a file upload; be sure to use <code>multipart/form-data</code> for your POST and include a filename in the <code>Content-Disposition</code> header.

No files attached. To add a file, upload one or add an existing file from the wiki

upload this file from a URL

Import from another wiki

File upload parameter "$1" is not a file upload; be sure to use multipart/form-data for your POST and include a filename in the Content-Disposition header.

The name of a spreadsheet file from the ''File'' namespace used for formatting the generated file

The dumps will be provided as a gzip compressed XML file.

The dumps will be provided as a bzip2 compressed XML file.

A sample record from the metadata file.

Can't import a missing file.

Import file

Import file

Upload of import file failed.
The file is bigger than the allowed upload size.

import pages from another wiki

Upload of import file failed.
The file was only partially uploaded.

Cannot upload a file that contains XML-stylesheet processing instruction.

Import by XML upload

The title for <kbd>$1</kbd> must be a file.

The page contains a broken file link (a link to embed a file when the file does not exist).