The file was not uploaded properly.

There was a file by this name, "$1", but it was deleted and you can not reupload the file. If your file is different, try renaming it.

The specified action was not recognised.

The script specified was not found

The specified action was not recognized.

The uploaded file is not a valid TIFF file.

The file "<nowiki>$1</nowiki>" you specified with override_ogg does not exist.

Used as error message shown in red.

The error occurs when both a file and a given page are specified or not too much.

Add pages to a list (and create it if the list ID was not specified).

The file was empty and was deleted.

There was a problem processing the metadata file.

This file was automatically converted to the $1 format

The media file URL could not be evaluated. The URL delivers the content in a way that is not yet handled by this extension or there was an HTTP request issue. URL given was "$1". HTTP request error "$2".

Message the user gets when the file description page he entered does not exist, but the actual file does.

In this case, the file will be deleted, but this action will not be logged because a log entry was presumably already created when the description page was deleted by some other script.

Parameters:
* $1 - page title

The file "<nowiki>$1</nowiki>" you specified with override_midi could not be found. Please specify the file name only, omit <nowiki>[[…]]</nowiki> and the "{{ns:file}}:" prefix.

The server could not write the file to a file system.

The file that was uploaded does not contain enough information to process the file. Most likely it has no file extension.

Ii panna  me tuuta file link hae(a link to embed a file when the file does not exist).

[$1 Geocode your file] to identify where the media was recorded (it is not always useful to enter a location for every kind of media).

User error message that appears when a File was not uploaded properly.

The file was only partially uploaded.

Displayed if the file specified with the override_midi="…" attribute could not be found. $1 is the value of the override_midi attribute.

Displayed if the file specified with the override_ogg="…" attribute could not be found. $1 is the value of the override_ogg attribute.

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.