SharePoint Wiki Redirect provides an easy way to manage different versions of wiki pages and control which version is displayed by default. SharePoint Wiki Redirect gives you the ability to quickly toggle between the SharePoint wiki versions edited most recently, the latest approved/published version, and the version history page, deciding which version will be displayed whenever someone accesses the SharePoint wiki.

The "Default Page" setting lets you choose between the SharePoint wiki page and the version history page as a default landing page, while the "Default Version" setting determines whether the latest version of the wiki or the most recently approved version is displayed as default. If the version history page and the current approved version of the SharePoint wiki are selected as defaults, the wiki page will automatically open the most recent published version, with a clickable list of other versions available on the left.

Instructions:

A complete guide is included in the Tutorial below. Please read it carefully prior to using SharePoint Wiki Redirect. You can refer to the Installation Instructions and FAQ if you have any questions regarding using SharePoint Wiki Redirect.

SharePoint Wiki Redirect provides auto redirect functions for the Wiki list view. With SharePoint Wiki Redirect, you can:

• Control which version of a wiki page is displayed by default;
• Quickly toggle between the most recently edited version and the latest approved/published version of a wiki page;
• Set the version history page as the default view, displaying all other versions in a clickable list on the left;
• Can select views from which to redirect.

See below for an example of how to use SharePoint Wiki Redirect:

In the Wiki Page Library, click on “Document Library Settings” in the Settings menu of your Wiki list.

On the settings page, click "Wiki Redirect settings".

On the "Wiki Redirect Settings" page, you can configure the default page and version of a wiki page that will be displayed once you click on a list item in the view you select from which to redirect. In other views you do not select to redirect, the configuration of “Default Page” and “Default Version” does not work.

For example, if you selected “All Pages” and "Recent Changes" as views from which to redirect, and selected "Wiki Page" as your default page and "Latest Version" as the default version, so the most recently edited version of the wiki page will be displayed when you click a list item in the view “All Pages” and "Recent Changes".

Clicking on the list item "How to use this wiki library" displays the latest version of this page (see below):

If you select "Wiki Page" as your default page and "Current Approved Version (Published Version)" as the default version, the most recent published/approved version will be displayed by default (note that the most recent published version might not be the most recently edited version).

Remember that if you selected "Require content approval for submitted items" on the Version Settings page, you will be directed to the current approved version of a wiki page when you click on an item. Otherwise, you will be directed to the most recent published version of the wiki page.

If you selected "All Pages" and "Recent Changes" as views from which to redirect, and selected "History Page" as your default page and “Latest Version” as the default version, the version history page with the latest version of the wiki page will be displayed by default when you click an item in the view "All Pages" and "Recent Changes", All previous versions of the wiki page will appear in a clickable list in a column on the left (see below):

If you selected "All Pages" and "Recent Changes" as views from which to redirect, and selected "History Page" as your default page and "Current Approved Version (Published Version)" as the default version, the version history page with the most recent published version of the wiki will be displayed by default. All other versions (both previous and subsequent) will appear in a clickable list in a column on the left (see below):

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Support Languages: English, Chinese, Japanese.

System Requirements

Operating System:	Microsoft Windows Server 2003 x86/x64 Microsoft Windows Server 2008 x86/x64
Server:	SharePoint Release: - Microsoft Windows SharePoint Services v3 or Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 - Microsoft .NETs Framework 2.0 or 3.0 Note: This product is not compatible with SPS 2003 and WSS v2
Browser:	Microsoft Internet Explorer 6 or greater is recommended for Advanced Administration features

Release Notes

1.2.820.0 Aug 21st, 2009	Licensing module upgraded.
1.2.526.0 Jun 5th, 2009	New Feature: - Support Japanese.
1.2.520.0 May 21st, 2009	Licensing module upgraded.
1.1.507.1 May 14th, 2009	New Feature: - The auto redirect function can be applied under public view.
1.0.409.1 Apr 15th, 2009	Initial Release

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