On Wed, 20 Aug 2008, Patrick R. Michaud wrote:
* Should the default for (:include:) be that (:redirect:) is
interpreted?
* Is there a way to disable (:include:) from parsing (:redirect:)?
(This would be useful with e.g. pagelists...)
It has always been the case that (:redirect:) inside of (:include:)
works. What has changed in your case is that (:redirect:) is now being
honored inside of pagelist output, where it didn't used to be.
Ok, I understand.
I suppose we could add an option to (:pagelist:) that would
enable/disable redirects. Another possibility might be to add a special
(:redirect disable:) markup that could be put into a page or template
to explicitly disable any redirects that occur (via include or
otherwise) in that markup text.
I guess (:redirect disable:) would work. An alternative could be to add an
option to (:include:)? Then I'd just modify the pagelist template to use
something like:
(:include {$=pagename} redirect=disable :)
Either way is fine I guess, since (:redirect disable:) could also be added
to the pagelist template.
/Christian
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