wiki links to pages that are not in the same hierarchy are rendered wrong

[ittayd@…]

create a page foo/Bar (need to create foo first)

create a page zoo, in it, put either 'foo/Bar' or '[foo/Bar]'. in both cases, a link is rendered to 'foo': [<a class="wiki" href="/trac/wikifoo">foo</a>/Bar]

using foo/Bar works

[Christian Boos]

I assume that in the above description, "foo" should be an actual wiki page name, like TracDev (to take an example).

TracDev/Proposals (TracDev/Proposals) and ["TracDev/Proposals"] (TracDev/Proposals) are always rendered the same, irrelevant of where in the hierarchy the link is written (here, or within TracDev/Proposals/DataModel).

Maybe you're looking for relative links? Or more likely I didn't exactly understand the problem…

[anonymous]

in my case, the name is 'foo' and it is an actual wiki page name. if the casing, or lack of two words causes misbehaviors in trac, then such pages should not be allowed to be created

[anonymous]

moreover, if the page is one/two/Three, (one and one/two actual pages), then the link will be rendered as 'one/<a href="/trac/wiki/one/two">two</a>/Three'

[Christian Boos]

Sorry, but what wiki content is rendered as: one/<a href="/trac/wiki/one/two">two</a>/Three?

Certainly not one/two/Three (one/two/Three), as it's not following WikiPageNames conventions.

Not [one/two/Three] either, it's not a valid TracLinks.

And the correct syntaxes for referring to such a page seem to work here:

[wiki:one/two/Three]	one/two/Three
["one/two/Three"]	one/two/Three

Maybe you're using some plugins which are interfering?

[anonymous]

if the WikiPageNames are somehow inherently assumed in trac, then trac shouldn't allow me to create pages which are named differently (no capital letters).

and the links i use are without quotes (second table row in your comment)

[Christian Boos]

Well, read again the WikiPageNames page, the conventions are clearly documented, as well as the syntax for creating non-conventional names, which are perfectly supported (and needed by lots of users).

What you're seeing here is an effect of one of your plugin (either ​th:HierWikiPlugin or ​th:AutoWikifyPlugin), so please contact its author or file a bug on TracHacks.