On Mon, 25 Oct 2004 17:05:32 -0700 (PDT), christopher(a)baus.net <christopher(a)baus.net> wrote: Would it be possible to have some more details please? It's hard to tell what's going on based on so little: * what version are you running? you say upgraded - what version did you upgrade from? * any obviously unusual configuration? * what exactly do you mean by "new links"? ** if you mean you create an article and links to it still show up in red, could it be a caching problem (to bypass browser cache, try Ctrl+F5/Ctrl-Shift-R)? At worst, it's something screwy with the links table, not updating when new articles are created, meaning they show up as not existing elsewhere. * can you pin down the specific circumstances to recreate the problem? * even better, is your wiki publically accessible? if so, send us the link, and we'll play around in your sandbox recreating and diagnosing the problem... -- Rowan Collins BSc [IMSoP]

How did you get back to the page where you added "[[meta-wiki]]"? If you used the Back button in your browser, you need to refresh the page after creating the actual "meta-wiki" page. cheers, -Nick christopher(a)baus.net wrote:

On Tue, 26 Oct 2004 12:57:56 -0700 (PDT), christopher(a)baus.net <christopher(a)baus.net> wrote: If you create a page, then add a link to it from one that didn't previously have one, does it still show up red (i.e. action=edit)? For that matter, if you edit one of the pages that has these broken links on (not necessarily touching the links themselves, just making a dummy change somewhere) do they then render correctly? The reason I ask is that this is probably a problem with the database not altering the way it stores the backlinks when a new page is created; either of these things should (I think) cause the links to be re-processed anyway. -- Rowan Collins BSc [IMSoP]