For as long as the wiki module has been available, I’ve been using html to make links because I could never get my head around the wiki syntax. Now I’m trying to create links the correct way, using the appropriate wiki syntax and I’m having all sorts of problems.
The URL: http://www.farces.com/index.php/wiki/ goes to my wiki homepage.
The URL: http://www.farces.com/index.php/wiki/Category:User_experience::UX_strategy/ goes to the appropriate page in the wiki. If I’m understanding EE’s wiki syntax correctly, the link for this page would be [[Category:User_experience::UX_strategy| Toward a user experience strategy]]
When I place that wiki syntax link on the wiki homepage, the link goes to this monstrosity:
Which displays a simple redirect page to:
http://www.farces.com/index.php/wiki/UX_strategy class=noArticle title=UX_strategy
That, of course, does not exist.
If I use the {homepage} variable, like so: {homepage}/wiki/Category:User_experience::UX_strategy/
I get this:
http://www.farces.com/index.php/{homepage}/wiki/Category:User_experience::UX_strategy/
The wiki is configured as follows:
Wiki Short Name: wiki
Text Formatting for Articles: Xhtml
HTML Formatting for Articles: Allow ALL HTML
My wiki template (Group: wiki Template: index) is a simple:
{exp:wiki base_path="wiki/index" wiki="wiki" theme="farces"}
With simple copyright logic (including the {homepage} variable) and woopra/google analytics tracking code.
Update Monday, 16 July:
Thinking there might be something wrong with the wiki files in the database, I created a new, empty wiki and the results were the same using wiki syntax.
I’m running EE 2.5.2 build 20120606 (including wiki module 2.3).