On Fri, Jul 25, 2008 at 02:15:46PM -0300, Felipe Uderman wrote: > Yes, with pagemove plugin you can easylly move or rename a page, and > all the links on the wiki will be automatilly changed. But if someone > tries to access the old page name/location (it will still be cached by > search engines), then a "this page does not exist yet, create it" is > what the users will get. Is there allready a plugin for redirection on > this case? As nice as the idea with "pagemove" plugin sounds, I am not convinced that this plugin works 100% on a large number of pages because of some simple reasons. I've downloaded the plugin to take a look at the code. It does all the logic of finding possibly broken backlinks etc. by running a bunch of regular expressions on the plain text of every page in the Wiki. I think however the plugin should rather work on the page instructions level to eliminate most points of possible failure and take the page meta data ("relation" etc.) into account. Simply put, we have much smarter ways to assemble lists of media references, backlinks, external links etc. but the plugin uses none of them and relies completely on it's own logic, which leads me to believe that we shouldn't use it. Just my 2 cents PS.: On the other hand, while thinking that much about it I am now convinced that writing a solid working pagemove plugin might not be that hard ... but not trivial too. Cheers, Chi -- Michael Klier www: http://www.chimeric.de jabber: chi@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx key: http://downloads.chimeric.de/chi.asc key-id: 0x8308F551