Bug: Interwiki plugin fails when page data includes %

If an interwiki link includes a % sign, the page match is chopped at that point. This is a problem if you use % URLENCODE% to create a page portion of the link. Why would you do that you ask? How about external searches like: Google:search%20term should work as well as Google:test.

Test case

Google:search%20term

Possible fix

It looks like this pattern:

 $pagePattern = '([a-zA-Z0-9_\/][a-zA-Z0-9\-\+\_\.\,\;\:\!\?\/]+?)'; 

need to be enhanced with a \% inside the second set of square brackets.

Environment

-- JohnRouillard - 18 Aug 2002

Follow up

Been running it on my internal TWiki for a week with no ill effects, and its nice to be also to embed searches to google using interwiki. Have I missed anything that should prevent this from being added to BeijingRelease?

-- JohnRouillard - 26 Aug 2002

Fix record

Good point. Is now in TWikiAlphaRelease and TWiki.org. Test: Dictionary:feature%20creep. (This looks to me more like a feature enhancement then a bug fix )

-- PeterThoeny - 01 Sep 2002

How about one more change? Add a # as well. For example, I considered creating a glossary-type page on my wiki with anchors for each entry. Then you could link to an entry with Glossary:blah...but InterwikiPlugin doesn't seem to like the # in the pattern URL at all.

-- WalterMundt 14 Jan 2003

The Plugin allows now also the number sign # in the page name.

-- PeterThoeny - 19 Jan 2003