Wrong Markdown file when creating a non-existing page

[schulle4u]

If you call a non-existent page in the browser and you are logged in, the editor allows you to create this as a new page. However, the error handler only considers the default template (page-new-default.md). For example, if you call a non-existent wiki page and then try to create it, (page-new-wiki.md) will not be taken into account and the wiki page will be created as a normal page, even though you are already in the wiki directory. If you go to an already existing wiki page or a normal page created in the wiki directory, creating a new wiki page from there will work fine with the correct template. Tested in a fresh Wiki installation of Datenstrom Yellow. Why does the Error handler behave differently in this case?

I suspect that it might be due to a technical limitation of the layout system, so I ask this as a question, but maybe this usability glitch can be solved anyway.

[annaesvensson]

This is not the intended behaviour. I changed the categorisation to a bug, probably in the edit extension.

Thank you for finding such an interesting bug. I can confirm the bug with a brand new installation. Select Small wiki during the installation, edit the wiki start page in a web browser, make a link to a non-existing wiki page, go to the non-existing wiki page, click on You can create this page. What you see in the web editor is the wrong Markdown file. Here are the version numbers of some of the installed extensions:

Datenstrom Yellow 0.9
Core 0.9.12
Edit 0.9.10
Wiki 0.9.4