Because IPA redirects to International Phonetic Alphabet, there ends Because the browser is instructed to go to that anchor on whatever This is an anchor used with as a redirect to ]. Bug 3344: Redirected terms cannot be included in categoriesīug 1476 works (again).
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I don't think that moving the redirection notice down to the section header would be a good idea, however.įrom Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia that anyone can edit The remaining flaw in my proposed solution is that the redirection notice at the top would likely not be visible when the page is scrolled down to the section, thus potentially increasing userĬonfusion. Without sending another request to the server. This would allow MediaWiki redirection to go to a specific section The JavaScript above gives a way to do a browser-side redirect to a section anchor within the same document. Adding a secttion anchor would requireĬhanging the URL. Normally, an HTTP redirect is required to change the URL, and this is why the URL remains at "William Clinton" while you see the "Bill Clinton" page. This involves another browser-server round trip, and another server request, so increases both latency and server load. An HTTP redirection requires the server to instruct the browser to ask the server for a different The MediaWiki redirection that is done is purely server-side. If you go to it shows you the contents of the ] page (with a redirection note), but it does *not* redirect you to This is why we'd rather not have redirects with an anchor. have redirects with an anchor produce a 502 response that actually redirects the browser to /wiki/Proof_theory#Structural_proof_theory, but this would mean that the user will no longer see the "redirected from" message, and hence, it will be very difficult for people to change the redirect (because one would have to manually fiddle with the URL, or go through Whatlinkshere, but the latter is difficult to think of if you don't know).have ] turn into a link to /wiki/Structural_proof_theory#Structural_proof_theory, but this would mean that, when we parse a page, we would have to check *all* the pages linked to to see if any of them happens to be a redirect with an anchor in it, thereby increasing the database load significantly or.No idea why people keep putting them in, apparently not noticing that they Anchors have never worked (and were never meant to work) in redirects.
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