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    • Stephen Warren's avatar
      Redirect to start page for the root namespace too · 7873e757
      Stephen Warren authored
      Dokuwiki emits an HTTP redirect when accessing:
      /path/to/some/namespace/
      
      to force the browser to:
      
      /path/to/some/namespace/$conf['start']
      
      However, this doesn't happen for the root namespace itself.
      
      In some ways, this doesn't really matter, since accessing plain
      "doku.php" will show the root namespace "start" page even without the
      redirection. Equally, this can be trivially fixed using mod_rewrite
      rules, but I don't want to encode the start page name into my rewrite
      rules. Finally, I like the consistency of always having the start page
      name in the URL, rather than special-casing the root namespace.
      (Actually, I'd prefer never to have it in the URL, but that looks more
      complex to achieve).
      
      Anyway, the attached patch makes the redirect happen for the root
      namespace as well.
      7873e757
    • Stephen Warren's avatar
      Omit do=show from URLs · 4fc51abc
      Stephen Warren authored
      It looks like when there is no "do=" parameter to doku.php, "show" is
      assumed. When clean URLs are used (via mod_rewrite), regular
      page-to-page links hence just link to "pagename". However, if you "Show
      pagesource", then "Show page", the browser is sent back to
      "pagename?do=show" instead of just "pagename". This seems like a "less
      clean" URL to me.
      
      So, the attached patch removes "do=show" from URLs in this case, so
      cleaner URLs are used.
      4fc51abc
    • Joël Schintgen's avatar
      Luxembourgish translation added · f77ccdf7
      Joël Schintgen authored
      f77ccdf7
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