Hi all,
the MW site I'm running is a traditional tunes archive with a lot of tunes
belonging to british isles and most of them have unusual characters in the
titles.
After a recent upgrade from 1.15.x to 1.16.0 I warned the community that
suddenly the drilldown is no longer functioning, i.e. the Special:BrowseData
page just shows the values of the filtered property but not the list of
articles (the traditional tunes) in the category.
I made some research and found that:
this is not a SemanticDrilldown issue;
listing by category (i.e. Category:Tune) works fine;
listing by properties (e.g.
Special:SearchByProperty/It-20comes-20from/Scotland) shows duplicated titles
like:
'A Bhean a Bh'aig an Tàillear Chaol (a normal link)
'A Bhean a Bh'aig an T�illear Chaol (a red link...)
Searching in wikidb.page table I have found two records as expected: the page
itself (namespace 0) and the talk:page (namespace 1)
Searching in wikidb.smw_ids table I've found four records
'A Bhean a Bh'aig an Tàillear Chaol
'A Bhean a Bh'aig an Tàillear Chaol
'A Bhean a Bh'aig an T�illear Chaol
'A Bhean a Bh'aig an T�illear Chaol
a couple of main and talk namespaces respectively.
So what to do now?
May I DELETE from wikidb.smw_ids where smw_id = <the corresponding smw_id> of
the incorrect tune titles without damage the db???
Dunno! But I did it!
The SemanticDrillDown now does what is expected to do.
Did I made a mistake? But above all, what happened to my wiki?
Any clue/help appreciated.
Regards,
Valerio
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