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Ihor Slabkyy commented on JSPWIKI-30:
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Yep. I have the same problem and I am trying to fix it.
1) Create page "TestPage" and try to rename to "Test Page" - it says, that page
already exist.
2) Also, there is rather big mess with referenced links. It changes only the
link and not linkText. As for me, when we rename a page, first of all we need
to change a linkText.
What actually I have done:
replace this
properReplacement = '[' + textLink + '|' + replacementLink+subpage+anchor + ']';
to this
properReplacement = '[' + replacementLink + '|' +
replacementLink+subpage+anchor + ']';
I am not quite sure if it's ok, I am testing, but that could be a variant.
3) Third bug, that I found is that matchResult sometimes contains LeftMenu, and
on the next iteration - page content, but sometimes we have page content on the
first interation (that why links in LeftMenu can't be changed).
> Rename may cause dataloss
> -------------------------
>
> Key: JSPWIKI-30
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/JSPWIKI-30
> Project: JSPWiki
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: Core & storage
> Affects Versions: 2.5.139-beta
> Reporter: Janne Jalkanen
> Priority: Critical
> Fix For: 2.8
>
> Attachments: realerrorpage.txt, Rename.jsp.html
>
>
> If rename fails due to an exception in PageRenamer, the end result may be
> wiping out of some of the pages that refer to the linking page. The
> preconditions seem to include a complicated link sentence. I managed to get
> this to happen on jspwiki.org by renaming page "MyCodingStandard" to
> "JSPWikiCodingStandard", which resulted in some of the renaming to fail. I
> think some of the links were of the form "my coding standard".
> Suggested correction: let's get rid of the link "guesser", and just modify
> the actual link reference - and if it's missing, we'll add one.
> Note that this is not real dataloss; you can still get the old page from the
> page history. It just causes a new, empty page to be put into the repository.
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