I think it would be helpful if this module supported 302 code as an option besides 301.
How can we edit the page with the redirect, since it always redirects?
Wikimedia pages that are redirected to, show text "(Redirected from <pagename)", with a link so tht you can see the redirected page. Or perhaps redirects should show in backlinks?
> How can we edit the page with the redirect, since it always redirects?
As documented in the module Redirect doc use http://wiki-name.wikidot.com/page-name/noredirect/true to view the page.
To directly edit it, use http://wiki-name.wikidot.com/page-name/edit/true/noredirect/true
Is there any way to hide redirects and still have them function?
How to delete redirection links? I ve.. redir.php..
Wikimedia pages that are redirected to, show text "(Redirected from <pagename)", with a link so tht you can see the redirected page.
Can the same be done here?
> Wikimedia pages that are redirected to, show text "(Redirected from <pagename)"
> Can the same be done here?
Yes — see http://snippets.wikidot.com/code:redirect-to. The code to achieve this is unfortunately complex and difficult to understand.
This and the Include directive don't seem to be working for me at the moment :(
What code are you using? Which page?
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well, first, I am willing to admit I might be using them wrong, but I have the following on one of my pages (as a test):
[[module Redirect destination="classes:rook"]]
The idea being that the page is an alternate name for the rook page. Unfortunately, all that shows up is the template I have for the classes category.
At the same time, my include pages aren't working either. They don't seem to be passing the parameters through. (I put the space at the front on here because I didn't know if the message box would try and parse the wiki code.