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Paul Matisz: Reverted edits by 60.190.249.66 (Talk); changed back to last version by User 144

2007-09-02T03:19:41Z

Reverted edits by 60.190.249.66 (Talk); changed back to last version by User 144

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	Nope... I've tried about 6 different minor variations for <nowiki>#REDIRECT [[Aglet]]</nowiki> and can't figure out what I'm doing wrong. It seems to detect the # and assume i want a numbered list. If it's just an article, do i have to put something else on the front (like cunnan:)? - [[User:Taryn\|Taryn]] 22:25 1 Jul 2003 (EST)		Nope... I've tried about 6 different minor variations for <nowiki>#REDIRECT [[Aglet]]</nowiki> and can't figure out what I'm doing wrong. It seems to detect the # and assume i want a numbered list. If it's just an article, do i have to put something else on the front (like cunnan:)? - [[User:Taryn\|Taryn]] 22:25 1 Jul 2003 (EST)

	:When you first save it you'll see it as an article not a redirect. If you look at the address bar you should see something like <nowiki>http://www.sca.org.au/cunnan/wiki.phtml?title=Aglets</nowiki><b>		:When you first save it you'll see it as an article not a redirect. If you look at the address bar you should see something like <nowiki>http://www.sca.org.au/cunnan/wiki.phtml?title=Aglets</nowiki><b>&redirect=no</b> Take away the &redirect=no from the end and it should work fine. Also, articles don't need Cunnan: or anything in front of them. The "name spaces" are only used for things that need to be kept apart from everything else. (E.g. Talk pages, pages about Cunnan and user pages.) - [[User:Tobin\|Tobin]] 22:30 1 Jul 2003 (EST)

			::I just re-read my explanation but dont think I was clear. The &redirect=no just stops it from acting as a redirect for <b>this</b> time you are viewing the page. It will, or should, work the way you'd expect when people come accross it later (they wont have &redirect=no as part of the address) - [[User:Tobin\|Tobin]] 03:07 2 Jul 2003 (EST)


			"'doh!" (slaps head) - yet again defeated by my own eagerness... oh well - a few extra diffs won't kill us ;) - [[User:Taryn\|Taryn]] 17:23 7 Jul 2003 (EST)



			==categories and this page==
			*firstly the table looks mucked up (from ISBN down)- someone more savvy than me care to fix it?
			*I think we need to add how to add categories, including how to add multiple categories to one article, here. Or a link to a page explaining when to use categories if that is really necessary.
			I for one regularly need to look up this kind of information.
			[[User:Tiff\|Tiff]] 11:34, 8 Aug 2005 (CDT)

			*I managed to fix the table. For html geeks, it seems that a couple of unclosed paragraph tags were the cause of the problem.<br>As for categories, I could write something on how to do it. I'm not entirely sure that Cunnan has a coherent philosophy on the when though. If someone wants to put a policy in place I would be happy to go along with it.

60.190.249.66 at 00:07, 2 September 2007

2007-09-02T00:07:29Z

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	Nope... I've tried about 6 different minor variations for <nowiki>#REDIRECT [[Aglet]]</nowiki> and can't figure out what I'm doing wrong. It seems to detect the # and assume i want a numbered list. If it's just an article, do i have to put something else on the front (like cunnan:)? - [[User:Taryn\|Taryn]] 22:25 1 Jul 2003 (EST)		Nope... I've tried about 6 different minor variations for <nowiki>#REDIRECT [[Aglet]]</nowiki> and can't figure out what I'm doing wrong. It seems to detect the # and assume i want a numbered list. If it's just an article, do i have to put something else on the front (like cunnan:)? - [[User:Taryn\|Taryn]] 22:25 1 Jul 2003 (EST)

	:When you first save it you'll see it as an article not a redirect. If you look at the address bar you should see something like <nowiki>http://www.sca.org.au/cunnan/wiki.phtml?title=Aglets</nowiki><b>&redirect=no</b> Take away the &redirect=no from the end and it should work fine. Also, articles don't need Cunnan: or anything in front of them. The "name spaces" are only used for things that need to be kept apart from everything else. (E.g. Talk pages, pages about Cunnan and user pages.) - [[User:Tobin\|Tobin]] 22:30 1 Jul 2003 (EST)		:When you first save it you'll see it as an article not a redirect. If you look at the address bar you should see something like <nowiki>http://www.sca.org.au/cunnan/wiki.phtml?title=Aglets</nowiki><b>

	::I just re-read my explanation but dont think I was clear. The &redirect=no just stops it from acting as a redirect for <b>this</b> time you are viewing the page. It will, or should, work the way you'd expect when people come accross it later (they wont have &redirect=no as part of the address) - [[User:Tobin\|Tobin]] 03:07 2 Jul 2003 (EST)


	"'doh!" (slaps head) - yet again defeated by my own eagerness... oh well - a few extra diffs won't kill us ;) - [[User:Taryn\|Taryn]] 17:23 7 Jul 2003 (EST)



	==categories and this page==
	*firstly the table looks mucked up (from ISBN down)- someone more savvy than me care to fix it?
	*I think we need to add how to add categories, including how to add multiple categories to one article, here. Or a link to a page explaining when to use categories if that is really necessary.
	I for one regularly need to look up this kind of information.
	[[User:Tiff\|Tiff]] 11:34, 8 Aug 2005 (CDT)

	*I managed to fix the table. For html geeks, it seems that a couple of unclosed paragraph tags were the cause of the problem.<br>As for categories, I could write something on how to do it. I'm not entirely sure that Cunnan has a coherent philosophy on the when though. If someone wants to put a policy in place I would be happy to go along with it.

User 144: Reverted edits by 205.251.197.137 (Talk); changed back to last version by User 144

2007-06-16T07:15:19Z

Reverted edits by 205.251.197.137 (Talk); changed back to last version by User 144

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	Nope... I've tried about 6 different minor variations for <nowiki>#REDIRECT [[Aglet]]</nowiki> and can't figure out what I'm doing wrong. It seems to detect the # and assume i want a numbered list. If it's just an article, do i have to put something else on the front (like cunnan:)? - [[User:Taryn\|Taryn]] 22:25 1 Jul 2003 (EST)		Nope... I've tried about 6 different minor variations for <nowiki>#REDIRECT [[Aglet]]</nowiki> and can't figure out what I'm doing wrong. It seems to detect the # and assume i want a numbered list. If it's just an article, do i have to put something else on the front (like cunnan:)? - [[User:Taryn\|Taryn]] 22:25 1 Jul 2003 (EST)

	:When you first save it you'll see it as an article not a redirect. If you look at the address bar you should see something like <nowiki>http://www.sca.org.au/cunnan/wiki.phtml?title=Aglets</nowiki><b>		:When you first save it you'll see it as an article not a redirect. If you look at the address bar you should see something like <nowiki>http://www.sca.org.au/cunnan/wiki.phtml?title=Aglets</nowiki><b>&redirect=no</b> Take away the &redirect=no from the end and it should work fine. Also, articles don't need Cunnan: or anything in front of them. The "name spaces" are only used for things that need to be kept apart from everything else. (E.g. Talk pages, pages about Cunnan and user pages.) - [[User:Tobin\|Tobin]] 22:30 1 Jul 2003 (EST)

			::I just re-read my explanation but dont think I was clear. The &redirect=no just stops it from acting as a redirect for <b>this</b> time you are viewing the page. It will, or should, work the way you'd expect when people come accross it later (they wont have &redirect=no as part of the address) - [[User:Tobin\|Tobin]] 03:07 2 Jul 2003 (EST)


			"'doh!" (slaps head) - yet again defeated by my own eagerness... oh well - a few extra diffs won't kill us ;) - [[User:Taryn\|Taryn]] 17:23 7 Jul 2003 (EST)



			==categories and this page==
			*firstly the table looks mucked up (from ISBN down)- someone more savvy than me care to fix it?
			*I think we need to add how to add categories, including how to add multiple categories to one article, here. Or a link to a page explaining when to use categories if that is really necessary.
			I for one regularly need to look up this kind of information.
			[[User:Tiff\|Tiff]] 11:34, 8 Aug 2005 (CDT)

			*I managed to fix the table. For html geeks, it seems that a couple of unclosed paragraph tags were the cause of the problem.<br>As for categories, I could write something on how to do it. I'm not entirely sure that Cunnan has a coherent philosophy on the when though. If someone wants to put a policy in place I would be happy to go along with it.

205.251.197.137 at 16:16, 15 June 2007

2007-06-15T16:16:28Z

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	Nope... I've tried about 6 different minor variations for <nowiki>#REDIRECT [[Aglet]]</nowiki> and can't figure out what I'm doing wrong. It seems to detect the # and assume i want a numbered list. If it's just an article, do i have to put something else on the front (like cunnan:)? - [[User:Taryn\|Taryn]] 22:25 1 Jul 2003 (EST)		Nope... I've tried about 6 different minor variations for <nowiki>#REDIRECT [[Aglet]]</nowiki> and can't figure out what I'm doing wrong. It seems to detect the # and assume i want a numbered list. If it's just an article, do i have to put something else on the front (like cunnan:)? - [[User:Taryn\|Taryn]] 22:25 1 Jul 2003 (EST)

	:When you first save it you'll see it as an article not a redirect. If you look at the address bar you should see something like <nowiki>http://www.sca.org.au/cunnan/wiki.phtml?title=Aglets</nowiki><b>&redirect=no</b> Take away the &redirect=no from the end and it should work fine. Also, articles don't need Cunnan: or anything in front of them. The "name spaces" are only used for things that need to be kept apart from everything else. (E.g. Talk pages, pages about Cunnan and user pages.) - [[User:Tobin\|Tobin]] 22:30 1 Jul 2003 (EST)		:When you first save it you'll see it as an article not a redirect. If you look at the address bar you should see something like <nowiki>http://www.sca.org.au/cunnan/wiki.phtml?title=Aglets</nowiki><b>

	::I just re-read my explanation but dont think I was clear. The &redirect=no just stops it from acting as a redirect for <b>this</b> time you are viewing the page. It will, or should, work the way you'd expect when people come accross it later (they wont have &redirect=no as part of the address) - [[User:Tobin\|Tobin]] 03:07 2 Jul 2003 (EST)


	"'doh!" (slaps head) - yet again defeated by my own eagerness... oh well - a few extra diffs won't kill us ;) - [[User:Taryn\|Taryn]] 17:23 7 Jul 2003 (EST)



	==categories and this page==
	*firstly the table looks mucked up (from ISBN down)- someone more savvy than me care to fix it?
	*I think we need to add how to add categories, including how to add multiple categories to one article, here. Or a link to a page explaining when to use categories if that is really necessary.
	I for one regularly need to look up this kind of information.
	[[User:Tiff\|Tiff]] 11:34, 8 Aug 2005 (CDT)

	*I managed to fix the table. For html geeks, it seems that a couple of unclosed paragraph tags were the cause of the problem.<br>As for categories, I could write something on how to do it. I'm not entirely sure that Cunnan has a coherent philosophy on the when though. If someone wants to put a policy in place I would be happy to go along with it.

User 144: Reverted edits by 203.145.131.158 (Talk); changed back to last version by User 144

2007-04-12T05:13:32Z

Reverted edits by 203.145.131.158 (Talk); changed back to last version by User 144

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	Nope... I've tried about 6 different minor variations for <nowiki>#REDIRECT [[Aglet]]</nowiki> and can't figure out what I'm doing wrong. It seems to detect the # and assume i want a numbered list. If it's just an article, do i have to put something else on the front (like cunnan:)? - [[User:Taryn\|Taryn]] 22:25 1 Jul 2003 (EST)		Nope... I've tried about 6 different minor variations for <nowiki>#REDIRECT [[Aglet]]</nowiki> and can't figure out what I'm doing wrong. It seems to detect the # and assume i want a numbered list. If it's just an article, do i have to put something else on the front (like cunnan:)? - [[User:Taryn\|Taryn]] 22:25 1 Jul 2003 (EST)

	:When you first save it you'll see it as an article not a redirect. If you look at the address bar you should see something like <nowiki>http://www.sca.org.au/cunnan/wiki.phtml?title=Aglets</nowiki><b>		:When you first save it you'll see it as an article not a redirect. If you look at the address bar you should see something like <nowiki>http://www.sca.org.au/cunnan/wiki.phtml?title=Aglets</nowiki><b>&redirect=no</b> Take away the &redirect=no from the end and it should work fine. Also, articles don't need Cunnan: or anything in front of them. The "name spaces" are only used for things that need to be kept apart from everything else. (E.g. Talk pages, pages about Cunnan and user pages.) - [[User:Tobin\|Tobin]] 22:30 1 Jul 2003 (EST)

			::I just re-read my explanation but dont think I was clear. The &redirect=no just stops it from acting as a redirect for <b>this</b> time you are viewing the page. It will, or should, work the way you'd expect when people come accross it later (they wont have &redirect=no as part of the address) - [[User:Tobin\|Tobin]] 03:07 2 Jul 2003 (EST)


			"'doh!" (slaps head) - yet again defeated by my own eagerness... oh well - a few extra diffs won't kill us ;) - [[User:Taryn\|Taryn]] 17:23 7 Jul 2003 (EST)



			==categories and this page==
			*firstly the table looks mucked up (from ISBN down)- someone more savvy than me care to fix it?
			*I think we need to add how to add categories, including how to add multiple categories to one article, here. Or a link to a page explaining when to use categories if that is really necessary.
			I for one regularly need to look up this kind of information.
			[[User:Tiff\|Tiff]] 11:34, 8 Aug 2005 (CDT)

			*I managed to fix the table. For html geeks, it seems that a couple of unclosed paragraph tags were the cause of the problem.<br>As for categories, I could write something on how to do it. I'm not entirely sure that Cunnan has a coherent philosophy on the when though. If someone wants to put a policy in place I would be happy to go along with it.

203.145.131.158 at 03:13, 12 April 2007

2007-04-12T03:13:28Z

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	Nope... I've tried about 6 different minor variations for <nowiki>#REDIRECT [[Aglet]]</nowiki> and can't figure out what I'm doing wrong. It seems to detect the # and assume i want a numbered list. If it's just an article, do i have to put something else on the front (like cunnan:)? - [[User:Taryn\|Taryn]] 22:25 1 Jul 2003 (EST)		Nope... I've tried about 6 different minor variations for <nowiki>#REDIRECT [[Aglet]]</nowiki> and can't figure out what I'm doing wrong. It seems to detect the # and assume i want a numbered list. If it's just an article, do i have to put something else on the front (like cunnan:)? - [[User:Taryn\|Taryn]] 22:25 1 Jul 2003 (EST)

	:When you first save it you'll see it as an article not a redirect. If you look at the address bar you should see something like <nowiki>http://www.sca.org.au/cunnan/wiki.phtml?title=Aglets</nowiki><b>&redirect=no</b> Take away the &redirect=no from the end and it should work fine. Also, articles don't need Cunnan: or anything in front of them. The "name spaces" are only used for things that need to be kept apart from everything else. (E.g. Talk pages, pages about Cunnan and user pages.) - [[User:Tobin\|Tobin]] 22:30 1 Jul 2003 (EST)		:When you first save it you'll see it as an article not a redirect. If you look at the address bar you should see something like <nowiki>http://www.sca.org.au/cunnan/wiki.phtml?title=Aglets</nowiki><b>

	::I just re-read my explanation but dont think I was clear. The &redirect=no just stops it from acting as a redirect for <b>this</b> time you are viewing the page. It will, or should, work the way you'd expect when people come accross it later (they wont have &redirect=no as part of the address) - [[User:Tobin\|Tobin]] 03:07 2 Jul 2003 (EST)


	"'doh!" (slaps head) - yet again defeated by my own eagerness... oh well - a few extra diffs won't kill us ;) - [[User:Taryn\|Taryn]] 17:23 7 Jul 2003 (EST)



	==categories and this page==
	*firstly the table looks mucked up (from ISBN down)- someone more savvy than me care to fix it?
	*I think we need to add how to add categories, including how to add multiple categories to one article, here. Or a link to a page explaining when to use categories if that is really necessary.
	I for one regularly need to look up this kind of information.
	[[User:Tiff\|Tiff]] 11:34, 8 Aug 2005 (CDT)

	*I managed to fix the table. For html geeks, it seems that a couple of unclosed paragraph tags were the cause of the problem.<br>As for categories, I could write something on how to do it. I'm not entirely sure that Cunnan has a coherent philosophy on the when though. If someone wants to put a policy in place I would be happy to go along with it.

User 144: Reverted edits by 121.205.236.156 (Talk); changed back to last version by Conrad Leviston

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Conrad Leviston: Reverted edit of 85.107.79.94, changed back to last version by Conrad Leviston

2005-12-15T23:16:11Z

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