For the name of the main page on my site, i chose, "The Universal Encylopedia" under liquid settings. However, when I edit this, and attempt to submit, it tells me that "The Universal Encyclopedia" is an invalid WikiID. When I navigate to that page, its url is wiki/The_Universal_Encyclopedia. I assume that this is the actual wikiID, not the title of the page.
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Comment #1
sirkha commentedThis occurs when the page type is page. On this type of page, i cannot specify the wikiID.
Comment #2
sorenp commentedThis is a bug indeed. I will fix it as soon as I get home (I'm on a business trip at the moment).
Untill then, there is a way around the problem: Check the bind title to wiki id in the settings page for the page content type.
Thanks sirkha!
Comment #3
sorenp commentedYou can also get around the problem by setting the default wiki page to The_Universal_Encyclopedia. That should work...
Comment #4
Lucifer_arma commentedI just installed on a new installation of Drupal 4.7 and I'm getting this error. Any help?
Comment #5
uranik commentedRussian chars in Wiki ID : [[система]] = Invalid Wiki ID - You have specified an invalid wiki ID
http://drupal.org/node/55454
Comment #6
gmak commentedThis problem seems to be related to linking from phrases (eg. words with spaces). If I create a link like
[[my links]]the link is created and I can follow it to a page ready to be edited. However, when trying to save the edit I get the message:The wiki ID my_links is invalidMy default page is called Main_Page, so it can't (or shouldn't) be related to this setting (as suggested above).
The only work around is to use piped ('|') links, like
[[my links|links]]. While this works it is very problematic for novice users.Comment #7
gmak commentedIt also seems that if you pipe the link (eg. [[this_is_my_link|this is my link]] then the subsequent edit to that node will fail with the "wiki ID" invalid proble, but it will now have tried to create an id of "this is my link" (all the underscores removed).
I don't know about anyone else, but this is confusing to me.
(Still, this is the start of a great module)
Comment #8
drupalicious commentedI'm getting the same error related to linking from phrases, "The wiki ID __ is invalid". Works fine with single words. Any ideas?
Comment #9
sorenp commentedAs it seams, there are three different problems reported in this issue, all related to how liquid handled wiki id's.
The code for handeling wiki ids have been completely rewritten and most, if not all problems should have been fixed. There might still be problems with international characters since i haven't had the time to test that in any greater extent...
If the new version still causes these errors, please start a new issue
Kind regards, Soren