Page not showing up in category

[Alison Snieckus]

I'm looking for some technical help.

The page http://wikieducator.org/LitGloss/A/Alliteration is categorised into the category "Language techniques glossary", http://wikieducator.org/Category:Language_techniques_glossary , via transclusion from the navigator template. The category listing displays on the Alliteration page, but the Alliteration page doesn't appear in the category listing.

We've waited a few days, having read somewhere that category transclusions are run in a batch process, but it's still missing. I tried including the navigator template on another glossary page and that worked fine.

Any thoughts on why the Alliteration page is missing from its category are much appreciated.

Thanks.
Alison
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[Sarita Kumar]

Hi Alison,

You can see the listing of Alliteration page on the category page http://wikieducator.org/Category:Language_techniques_glossary under the subheading 'A' as LitGloss/A.

Cheers,

Sarita

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[Alison Snieckus]

Sarita,
Thanks for checking into it, but the link that's missing would display just under "LitGloss/A". It should be "LitGloss/A/Alliteration".

I've added another 'A' page (I copy and pasted the wiki code from "Alliteration" to "Acronym" with minimal content changes, and that page shows up fine:
"LitGloss/A/Acronym"

and "LitGloss/A/Alliteration" is still missing.

I'm mystified.
Alison
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[Robert Kruhlak]

Hi Alison,

I have passed your message on to the Tech group. I have seen similar
strange behaviour and it has persisted for over a month.

Cheers

Rob

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[Wayne Mackintosh]

Hi Rob (Alison & Sarita)

mmm -- must say that I'm not sure what the problem is.  A little above my head technically speaking ;-).  Fortunately WE have a team of "super geeks" and I'm sure we'll  find a solution or work around.

Thanks for bringing this to our attention.

Cheers
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[Alison Snieckus]

Ah, but alas, "Alliteration" has gone astray....

Thanks for passing this on to the tech group. I'll leave a note to the author (HamishC) as to the next steps in the investigation.

Alison

[Alison]

Hi,

I just wanted to report that the Alliteration page is now displayed in
the Language techniques glossary category.

http://www.wikieducator.org/Category:Language_techniques_glossary

Thanks go out to our techies for the fix.

Alison

On Dec 11 2009, 10:26 pm, Alison Snieckus <alison.sniec...@gmail.com>
wrote:

> Ah, but alas, "Alliteration" has gone astray....
>
> Thanks for passing this on to the tech group. I'll leave a note to the
> author (HamishC) as to the next steps in the investigation.
>
> Alison
>
> On Fri, Dec 11, 2009 at 4:46 PM, Wayne Mackintosh <
>