I found out what went wrong. The link was supposed to be a link to a new page called 2003 (yes, ....a new year's page). Linking to a number made the swiki think it had to link to an existing pagenumber. In this case page 2003 is non existing and gives an error. To give a page this title (2003) I had to name it different and rename it (to 2003). In this case the page is allready existing and numbered. But this may give problems when approaching page 2003 in the swiki.
New question: should page titles consisting of numbers be avoided?
Thanks,
Kees Brandenburg
I'll look into it. That definitely should not happen. Peace and Luck!Je77 On Thu, Jan 09, 2003 at 09:38:58AM +0100, Kees Brandenburg wrote:Hello, First a happy new year to you all! Recently I discovered something that might be considered as a bug. I am using the most recent Comswiki on OS X. When editing a page I was trying to create a new page by typing: *word-to-link>new page* I was expecting to see the link with a 'create' butten after saving. This did not happen: instead I received an "error this should not happen" message. After this happened the name of the 'new page' seems a forbidden name from now. When trying to link (or creating it again) by typing *new page* I get the 'error this should not happen' message. To get what I want I have to create a page first (by typing *another new page*) and then change the link to *word-to-link>another new page*> > Kees Brandenburg > Middelburg Netherlands
