Hi,
I know that this problem was discussed, but I still experience some problems and would like to gather some feedback.
My wiki uses now addresses like this: http://mywiki/index.php?title=Test
There were some problems with extensions as they have redirected users to: http://mywiki/index.php?title=Index.php/Special:Extension/Pagename
instead to: http://mywiki/index.php/Special:Extension/Pagename
In other words user was prompted to a new page instead of one that I've created.
The links: http://mywiki/index.php/Test are still working, but are not set as a default and it messes everything.
I've changed the LocalSettings.php to accept: $wgArticlePath = "$wgScript/$1"; instead of $wgArticlePath = "$wgScript?title=$1"; but the problem still exist.
What needs to be changed to accept only one format of the url?
Regards, Aretai
On 27/02/07, aretai aretai aretaiuc@gmail.com wrote:
There were some problems with extensions as they have redirected users to: http://mywiki/index.php?title=Index.php/Special:Extension/Pagename
Which extensions are doing this?
Rob Church
Hello,
we have a large article with exactly similar subheadings, like
== heading special 1 ==
=== subheading 1 ===
=== subheading 2 ===
== heading special 2 ==
=== subheading 1 ===
=== subheading 2 ===
Now the user edits the second "subheading 1" of the article. After saving, the page is repositioned at the first "subheading 1".
Any way to prevent this, maybe with not displaying / not printing characters?
GunterS
On 27/02/07, Gunter News2006@freenet.de wrote:
Now the user edits the second "subheading 1" of the article. After saving, the page is repositioned at the first "subheading 1".
Sounds like a known bug to me, but I can't remember the number..
Any way to prevent this, maybe with not displaying / not printing characters?
I suppose one approach would be to define two kinds of anchors; the friendlier, textual kind, and a numbered anchor, e.g. "sectionXX", which the edit page could redirect back to.
Are duplicate anchor names allowed in the XHTML spec we're using? I would have thought not...
Rob Church
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Moin,
On Tuesday 27 February 2007 20:09:09 Gunter wrote:
Hello,
we have a large article with exactly similar subheadings, like
== heading special 1 ==
=== subheading 1 ===
=== subheading 2 ===
== heading special 2 ==
=== subheading 1 ===
=== subheading 2 ===
Now the user edits the second "subheading 1" of the article. After saving, the page is repositioned at the first "subheading 1".
Any way to prevent this, maybe with not displaying / not printing characters?
You could try adding a into one heading, but this is still cumbersome.
All the best,
Tels
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Regards, Aretai
On 2/27/07, Rob Church robchur@gmail.com wrote:
On 27/02/07, aretai aretai aretaiuc@gmail.com wrote:
There were some problems with extensions as they have redirected users
to:
http://mywiki/index.php?title=Index.php/Special:Extension/Pagename
Which extensions are doing this?
Rob Church
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