Ok that's obvious. But the currently implemented logic then seems to be "it mustn't be a page, so it's an attachment", which isn't that obvious anymore?
Regards, Florian Ursprüngliche Nachricht vom 19.02.2008 um 11:19: > That's easy - if you are able to create a page name containing a > slash, it is a bug. Slashes are NOT allowed in page names. > /Janne > On 19 Feb 2008, at 11:57, Florian Holeczek wrote: >> Hi all, >> >> while trying to create a wiki page containing the slash character, >> I've been running into some weird issues. I've been testing this on >> 2.6.2-svn-1 running on Tomcat/6.0.14. >> >> It's not making much sense to me, so I'll post this here awaiting some >> comments like "sure, that's all fine" or "ugh, that's a bug". >> >> * first try: >> [issue one / two] >> Creates a link to an attachment "issue one / two" of the current >> page (http://localhost:8080/jspwiki/attach/issue%20one%20/%20two). >> Result is a "HTTP Status 404 - Attachment 'Issue one two', version >> -1 does not exist." from Tomcat. >> Weird: >> * Why is this an attachment and not a regular page link? >> * The link appears in blue underlined letters, although it doesn't >> exist. >> * slash in the link (!?), no slash in the error message. >> >> * second try "maybe escape the slash": >> [issue one \/ two] >> Nearly the same again, >> "http://localhost:8080/jspwiki/attach/issue%20one%20%5C/%20two";. >> But this time, the result is a blank page (really blank, no HTML). >> >> * third try "maybe with double slash": >> [issue one // two] >> Same as first try, but of course the double slash is the difference >> in the link. >> >> What remains is the question of how to correctly link to such a wiki >> page and whether which characters are allowed and how to be used is >> documented somewhere (haven't found anything on this topic). >> >> Regards, >> Florian
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