Hi, On Sun, Jan 29, 2012 at 10:53 PM, Dennis Plöger <develop@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: >> Yes, according to [1] $INFO['id'] should always be the "main" page. > > Yes. That works. Hmm. Is this a bug? Should I file it? I'm not sure what should be a bug here. This behavior is completely intended and does also make sense in my opinion. The current page is $ID, $INFO contains information about the global request. The problem is that pages need to be rendered in different contexts (e.g. also for getting meta data from another page) but different part of the code need to know which page is currently rendered, e.g. in order to correctly resolve internal links, read/write special meta data files (discussion plugin, tag plugin, ...) etc. However there is unfortunately no way in DokuWiki to access the name of the currently rendered page but using $ID. That's why before a page is rendered the global $ID is changed to the id of the page that is rendered. I'm not completely sure, but I think in most cases it is also done for the handler (I'm also speaking of plugins like blogtng or include). I'm very much in favor of getting rid of these globals in as many places as possible and make things like the currently rendered page available in other ways, e.g. as attribute of the renderer or handler, but I fear this will be a complicated transition. I think the problem is that this design is deeply rooted in DokuWiki and it won't be easy to change it and from all I know it is usually not that problematic once you are aware of this design as simply changing $ID is enough. Michael -- DokuWiki mailing list - more info at http://www.dokuwiki.org/mailinglist