Interesting; I did not know that.
A markup rule that translates [[!Turoa|+]] into [[Category.Turoa|+]]
might work, although category markup uses a special categorylink class
in the <a> link generated. Or you could introduce a local category
markup rule just for this purpose, for example so that [[!T`uroa]] is
turned into [[Category.Turoa|T#363;roa]] (ie look for "`[aeiouAEIOU]"
inside category link markup, then process as a category link). The rule
would have to fully process the link markup, as it needs to use the
category link format, with the correct class attribute.
A bit more investigation is needed, I think.
JR
On 21/07/19 10:31 PM, Simon wrote:
Thanks, it actually came about because I was trying to use [[!Tūroa]]
for which there is no markup [[!Turoa|+]]
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On Sat, 20 Jul 2019 at 14:55, John Rankin <john.ran...@affinity.co.nz
<mailto:john.ran...@affinity.co.nz>> wrote:
One (least work) option would be to name the page Turoa, and add
(:title T#363;roa:) to the page text. You would want to use
[[Turoa |+]] when linking to the page.
JR
On 20/07/19 2:14 PM, Simon wrote:
Any suggestions on how I can create page names such as T#363;roa.
I have an older wiki - not UTF8.
Would it work to add characters such as āēīōū to the valid page
name character set
(BTW please point me to the page where this is documented, I
couldn't easily find it - closest I could get to was
https://www.pmwiki.org/wiki/PmWiki/BasicVariables#NamePattern but
has no detail)
thanks
Simon
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