I wonder, weather it is possible to use this extension to use a property to define alternative pagenames / redirects for the main title.
I would like to have something like a uuid inside each page and be able to link to the page by this uuid.
If I have a page with name "bla" and property "has uuid=SomeUID" it should be reachable with "http://wiki.com/wiki/uuid:SomeUID".
SemanticTitle controls the rendering of the title and links, but not the URL itself.
I believe you can use some hook ( like that Manual:Hooks/ArticleFromTitle ) to match your UID with real page and redirect user / alter rendering. To fetch page with needed UID you can use https://github.com/vedmaka/SemanticQueryInterface
To put it in other words: you would like to have redirects, or at least they should serve what you would like to do, e.g. information on Jane Doe is saved in the wiki on Page "P25468" with the display (semantic) title "Jane Doe". In this situation if you enter "Jane Doe" in the search field you do not get her suggested (e.g. TitleKey extension) right away since the page has actually a different name. Or if you would like to directly link to her page from outside without knowing the exact page name but just the display title. Both use cases could be solved with a redirect by a page called "Jane Doe" with a redirect to "P25468".
As a matter of fact I tried to achieve this by using Semantic Forms and automatically create a page "Jane Doe" redirecting to page "P25468". Creating such a page is no issue but getting the value into the #REDIRECT[[P25468]] was not possible - at least I did not manage to get it to work.
Yes, this feature (= automatically create redirects) would be dynamite.
Just yesterday I stumbled upon the AutoCreatePage extension and figure I/you should give this one a shot.
@Vedmaka It looks very much like one could probably create an extension based on the Semantic Query Interface extension if the AutoCreatePage extension does not do the job.
Yep, I think so, though I did not put too much optimizations into Semantic Query Interface, so it would be a nice to be aware of performance while developing such redirect extension.