I've found something strange going on in my wiki, and was hoping you could point me in the right direction.
There was an article called "James O'Connor" that seems to have disappeared. When I type the guys name in the forums, it still auto-links to the original article. Example here.
The auto-link should take me to this url, however it instead takes me to a different article, "David Pocock".
I recently moved a lot of articles into sub-forums, perhaps something happened in the move? I also installed the Header and Book namespaces yesterday.
Make sure that there are not two James O'Connor articles in your wiki. Go to VaultWiki > Wiki URL Manager, and see if it appears in the list. If it does, probably one of them was turned into a vBulletin (not a wiki) redirect when you moved the original to a sub-forum. Typically this should result in an infinite redirect, and not what you have here. You would want to delete the redirect that was left behind in the move.
If this doesn't work, what makes this especially confusing is that the AJAX pop-up for the link actually shows the correct article. So it doesn't look like this falls under the normal "missing article" possible-fix list.
Did you create any plugins where you rewrite wiki URLs? i.e. hook locations vault_url_generate or vault_url_interpret
Thanks for the quick response as always Pegasus.
I notice 4 URLs in the conflicted area, however when I click [Edit] I get an error on the page.
Edit Conflicting Pages for /showwiki/David+Pocock
Two or more pages in the wiki have the URL /showwiki/David+Pocock. Since only the first version will be visible, you should modify the live page to reflect the content of all the pages.
Use the link to the right to edit the Live version. The text for each version is listed below for your convenience. You can only delete the excess pages using this form.
[Edit Live Page]
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Title: David Pocock (Live Version)
Article: James OC.jpg Name: James D. O'Connor Born: 5th July, 1990 Position(s): Fullback, wing, inside centre, fly-half. Official Nickname(s): Rabbit [1] G&GR Nickname(s): Bieber, JOC.
Rugby Career
Schoolboys
O'Connor appeard for St Joseph's Nudgee College on Brisbane's north side. For two years O'Connor terrorized the defences in the Queensland schools GPS. In 2006 he was selected in an Australian Under-16 ‘merit’ side after appearing for the Queensland Under-16s in the national championships in Sydney. O'Connor appeared for Nudgee at fly half in 2006 and seeing as this was his first year in his new code O'Connor showed extreme potential by appearing for the Queensland U16 side. 2007 appeared to be a promising year for both O'Connor and Nudgee. He appeared alongside future stars such as Joe Tomane, Dominic Shipperley and Stefano Hunt. O'Connor was selected at 12 for the season and both his dazzling footwork and incisive running led Nudgee to a succesful season. With losses against TSS and ACGS a very talented Nudgee side unfortunately didn't fulfil its ambitions. A particular lowlight of the year was O'Connor's last minute missed kick against ACGS which would have put Nudgee in the lead however O'Connor made up for this against IGS where a last minute re-kick conversion ensured a Nudgee victory against spirited opposition. James was rewarded for his performances in the GPS and featured prominently for the Queensland I side which won the Australian Schools Division I championships at Canberra in July 2007. His performances for Queensland as well as Nudgee led to O'Connor being selected for the Australian Schools team which played the England Under-18s in August and then Samoa Schools in September. He also appeared off of the bench against the New Zealand Schools side where Australia recorded a rare win against their illustrious rivals. O'Connor was unfortunate enough to be selected for the Schoolboys in a year that contained prestigous talents such as Matt Toomua, Rob Horne, Aidan Toua and Ben Tapuai. This ensured that the brilliantly talented but occasional "Campese esque mercurial brain farts" led to O'Connor riding the pine for the Schoolboy Internationals.
Club
Provincial
O'Connor plays for the Western Force. A prodigious talent of the rarest order, O’Connor belied his diminutive stature to make an immediate impact for the Emirates Western Force after becoming the youngest ever debutant in tournament history when he was sent on as replacement against the Reds in Brisbane in 2008. [4] He was the second youngest player ever to represent the Wallabies when he made his Test debut against Italy in Padova later that year. After four caps in 2008 he played 10 matches in 2009 and scored five tries to be the club’s second leading try scorer that season (tied with Ryan Cross). He continued to grow in stature on the test scene as well and became the first Australian player to score a hat-trick of tries in his run-on debut for the Wallabies (2009 v Italy in Canberra). He took home the Emirates Western Force 2009 ‘Rookie of the Year’ award and was also named the Wallabies ‘Rookie of the Year’ at the 2009 John Eales Medal dinner. Possessing a dangerous sidestep and sublime ball skills O’Connor is one of the most exciting young talents in world rugby and has committed his future to the Emirates Western Force. [5]
International
O'Connor made his debut for Australia against Italy in 2008 was off the bench at fullback where he became Australia’s second youngest representative in making his Test debut, and earning the Wallaby number 832 in the All-Time list [7]. In an international against Italy on the 13th of June 2009, O'Connor started at fullback, and scored three tries. In October 2009, O'Connor was named 2009 rookie of the year at the John Eales medal awards night. O'Connor was eligible for all 3 Tri Nations teams because of his New Zealand born parents and South African born Grandmother.[8]
If I look at the sub-forum that I moved them too, there are now two "David Pocock" articles. If I mouse over the title, one has the James O'Connor preview show in the browser tooltip.
Any suggestions on how I could change it back to a normal wiki article? It's happened to four articles now..
At that point you should be able to use the tools in the URL Manager to change the title of the "David Pocock" article that should be "James O'Connor".
Thanks Pegasus, that's fixed the screen, however when I fill in the renamed articles and click update I get an error
"No pages were selected for deletion."
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