Several of us on the English Wiktionary are trying to resolve an issueand we could use some advice.(This is my frist post to this list, so apologies if I restate theobvious.)What's the best way to rig it up so that when you interlink to [[Foo]]on a caseful Wiki project, where "Foo" does not exist but "foo" does,to give the user a convenient shortcut to [[foo]]?Background: unlike most Mediawiki projects, the English Wiktionaryhonors case in the first character of article titles . (That is, Iassume it has $wgCapitalLinks set to false.) This can cause problemswith links to Wiktionary from other Mediawiki projects, and from theoutside world (such as Wiktionary mirrors), since those incoming linksare often to the capitalized version of a word, on the assumption thatWiktionary works like Wikipedia. (As, in fact, it once did.)Even since it switched over to casefulness, Wiktionary has evidentlybeen trying to "solve" this problem by having an explicit, capitalizedredirect in place for every lower-case entry. But that's clearly a hugenuisance and waste of time.Instead, some of us have been thinking it Would Be Nice if we couldadjust the behavior on a missing page ("broken link") slightly. Insteadof saying "Wiktionary does not have an entry for this word yet", in thecase where Wiktionary does have an alternate-case version of the word,perhaps it should display an explicit "Did you mean?" link right upfront (along with but ahead of the other search and create options).There are probably several ways of approaching this. I've alreadyimplemented one way, but I'm curious as to this list's opinion of themost appropriate approach. 1. I added some code (in a test wiki) to getContent() in Article.php to optionally display "Did you mean ___?" before displaying 'noarticletext', in the case where an alternate-case version does exist. In some ways this is the right approach, but it's awkward, because it has to prepend its text to the 'noarticletext' boilerplate. Someone editing MediaWiki:noarticletext would reasonably expect to see the "Did you mean?" text there, and might want to integrate it with the rest of the boilerplate, but wouldn't be able to. 2. It might also be possible to implement the test and optional text right there in 'noarticletext', using the new in-line conditional expressions. (But I'm not sure they're quite powerful enough.) 3. Arguably, this is a problem that doesn't need solving, and the typical, already-existing "You can search for this article in Wiktionary" link should suffice. 4. Arguably, this is a problem that does need solving, but in an even more general case, whenever there are other kinds of near matches, that aren't appropriate to handle with redirects or with the automatic case mapping that happens when $wgCapitalLinks is on.(Someone might ask, "Why provide an interactive question and a link;why not just quietly redirect?" But that defeats the purpose of beingcaseful and makes it difficult or impossible to create a second entrywith the other case. If you're going to redirect in this case, youmight as well turn on $wgCapitalLinks and be done with it.)Another way of thinking of this is that the proposed "Did you mean?"question is a little like a disambiguation page, in a case where userconfirmation is required (i.e. in cases where a more implicit Wikiredirect or 302 redirect is not appropriate).For all I know this issue has been discussed already and some consensusreached. But does anyone have any advice or suggestions? Thanks.