"විකිපීඩියා:පිටුවක් ගෙනයාම" හි සංශෝධන අතර වෙනස්කම්

Once the page has been moved, this will be recorded in the [[Special:Log/move|Move Log]] and a "move has succeeded" message will be displayed.

 

The "move page" function keeps the entire edit history of the page before and after the move in one place, as if the page had ''always'' been named that way.

 

You should never just move a page by cutting all the text out of one page, and pasting it into a new one; old revisions, notes, and attributions are much harder to keep track of if you do that. (But you may have to if, for instance, you're splitting a page into multiple topics. If you do, please include a note in the new page's edit summary and talk page stating where you took the text from.) Also see [[#Fixing cut and paste moves]] below.

 

A page that is a redirect can be moved like any other page. This is however not advised while it has the same detrimental effect on page history as copy-pasting content to a new page, and making the old page a redirect: when moving a redirect page to a new page name, the redirect on the old page (now directing to the new redirect page) will have to be changed in order to avoid double redirects. So the content of the ''old'' page will no longer redirect to the page containing the history of that old page. The only effect is that the whereabouts of the page history of the old page (now seemingly a "recently created page") are a bit trickier to find, while on the other hand the new page has a history attached to it not clarifying why it would need to be a redirect page.