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Error: Unrecognised result from API

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OAuth authorisation error

Expression error: Unrecognised word "$1".

Expression error: Unrecognised punctuation character "$1".

Error serialising to JSON during save.

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Error interpreting the authorisation response from the server.

If given, error texts will use locally-customised messages from the {{ns:MediaWiki}} namespace.

This group had an error during synchronisation. Please fix the errors before processing this group.

Unrecognised token "$2" at character $1.

The provided NetworkSession authorisation token failed to authenticate.

No approved grant was found for that authorisation token.

NetworkSession authorisation is only valid for API requests.

Error: Unrecognised shape at line $1, each line must start with one of: <code>default</code>, <code>rect</code>, <code>circle</code> or <code>poly</code>.

Internal rescore profile used in GrowthExperiments link recommendations for prioritising articles which do not yet have enough links.

Allows usage of OAuth 1.0a and OAuth 2.0 for API authorisation

You are not authorised to preview banners, or your edit token has expired. Please try logging in again or reloading the page.

There was a problem with logging you in globally. If you just created your account, please log out and log back in, then try again to authorise the app. If you did not just create your account, please visit [https://meta.wikimedia.org/ meta.wikimedia.org] and then try again to authorise the app. (Error code: E008)

Page title (including the localised namespace name). Required unless doing batch creation. Human-readable format (spaces not underscores) is recommended. The API treats titles as raw strings; normalisation (such as title casing) is left to the clients.

Developers should use the form below to request a token for a new OAuth 2.0 client (see the [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Extension:OAuth extension documentation] for more details). After submitting this form, you will receive a token that your application will use to identify itself to MediaWiki. Depending on what capabilities you request, an OAuth administrator might need to approve your application before it can be authorised by other users.

A few recommendations and remarks:
* Try to use as few scopes as possible. Avoid scopes that are not actually needed now.
* Versions are of the form "major.minor.release" (the last two being optional) and increase as scope changes are needed.
* You can use a project ID to restrict the consumer to a single project on this site (use "*" for all projects).

This page demonstrates how the [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Extension:DiscussionTools DiscussionTools extension] recognises the threads and comments present on the page '''[[:$1]]'''. You may find it useful in debugging issues with the extension or understanding how it works. The same information is available in the [[$2|discussiontoolspageinfo API]].

Developers should use the form below to propose a new OAuth 1.0a consumer (see the [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Extension:OAuth extension documentation] for more details). After submitting this form, you will receive a token that your application will use to identify itself to MediaWiki. Depending on what capabilities you request, an OAuth administrator might need to approve your application before it can be authorised by other users.

A few recommendations and remarks:
* Try to use as few grants as possible. Avoid grants that are not actually needed now.
* Versions are of the form "major.minor.release" (the last two being optional) and increase as grant changes are needed.
* Please provide a public RSA key (in PEM format) if possible; otherwise a (less secure) secret token will have to be used.
* You can use a project ID to restrict the consumer to a single project on this site (use "*" for all projects).