The file is a ZIP file that contains a Java .class file.
Uploading Java files is not allowed because they can cause security restrictions to be bypassed.

The file is ae ZIP file that contains ae Java .class file.
Uplaidin Java files isna permitit cause thay can cause secureetie restreections tae be bypassed.

The file is a ZIP file that uses ZIP features not supported by MediaWiki.
It cannot be properly checked for security.

The type of the file that is to be imported. This is a descriptive name, NOT a file extension.

The type of the file that is to be imported. This is a descriptive name, NOT a file extension.

Used as error message when uploading a file. This error is specific to SVG files, when they include a namespace that has not been whitelisted.

Parameters:
* $1 - the invalid namespace name
See also:
* {{msg-mw|zip-wrong-format}}
* {{msg-mw|uploadjava}}
* {{msg-mw|uploadvirus}}

The file is a corrupt or otherwise unreadable ZIP file.
It cannot be properly checked for security.

This is the text on a button. If any uploads failed, this button can be clicked to retry uploading the files that failed the previous time.

The button may be followed by another button which is labeled {{msg-mw|Mwe-upwiz-next-file-despite-failures}}.

If your media file domain is not listed below, please [$1 request] that your media file domain be added to the Wikimedia Commons domain whitelist. The domain whitelist is a list of domains Wikimedia Commons checks against before fetching media files. If your media file domain is not on that list, Wikimedia Commons will not download media files from that domain. The best example, to submit in your request, is an actual link to a media file.

Displayed if the extension could not read a file. $1 is the path to the file that could not be read.

Ii file ek ZIP file hae jisme Java .class ke file hae.
Java ke uplaod kare ke anumati nai hae, kaaheki isse kuchh security restrictions ke bypass karaa jaae sake hae.

API error message that can be used for client side localisation of API errors.

* $1 is the extension(s) of the file which cannot be uploaded
* $2 is the list of file extensions that can be uploaded (Example: ''png, gif, jpg, jpeg, ogg, pdf, svg.'')
* $3 is the number of allowed file formats (to be used for the PLURAL function)
* $4 is the number of extensions that could not be uploaded (to be used for the PLURAL function)

Error message when uploading a file whose size is larger than the maximum allowed

You have selected a video file for uploading that is not in a free format.
On a Mozilla Firefox browser, you can install the [$1 Firefogg] extension to automatically convert your file. Otherwise, you can use other [$2 converting options] to convert the video into a free format.

This means that file uploading is disabled in PHP, not upload of PHP-files.

This checkbox allows you to re-upload media for an item that has already been uploaded to the wiki. If the item already exists because of one of your previous uploads, an additional media file will be added to the wiki. If someone else has already uploaded a new version of the media file, then your new upload will be ignored. If the media file does not yet exist in the wiki, it will be uploaded whether this checkbox is checked or not.

Use this form to import HTML content into your wiki.

If you upload a zip file, the Collection Name field is used to differentiate the collection from a later version. Also all files will be grouped in a category by the same name. For example, let's say you're importing a collection of HTML files output from your software documentation system, you would enter a unique Collection ID like 'FluxCapacitor-v1.1' so that the whole collection is imported into an article hierarchy starting with 'FluxCapacitor-v1.1'. This way 10 different collections can be imported without clobbering each other.

Specifying an existing Collection Name (or parent path) will update existing wiki content.

If you want to import a single file into an existing article hierarchy, simply specify it's 'parent' as the Collection Name.

For example, if importing a new 'advanced_topics.html' that should exist at <code>'FluxCapacitor-v1.1/docs/advanced_topics.html'</code>, the parent would be 'FluxCapacitor-v1.1/docs/'

This message appears on the big button on the first page of the Upload Wizard. Files can be dragged to that button from the operating system's file manager. Pressing the button will open a "browse" window to choose a file. Note: when translating "share", remember that you have to makee it clear to the user that they are sharing the media with the public, making it freely available (technically, published and released under a free license); if no equivalent is available, just translate as "upload".

The file you chose is not an allowed file type.

Used as error message when uploading an SVG file that contains event-handler attributes.

Parameters:
* $1 - The event-handler attribute that is being modified in the SVG file.
* $2 - The value that is given to the event-handler attribute.

Sometimes a single run contains to many results for one file upload. In that case the upload has to be split into several files.

The type of the file that is to be imported. This is a descriptive name, NOT a file extension. Patchwork message with {{msg-mw|Dt import editsummary}} as suffix.

The uploaded file is not a valid TIFF file.

The file that was uploaded contains information on more than one file. Only one file can be submitted at a time.

Error message shown to the user when they have entered a file name that has '' in it, which isn't allowed.