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:You could call this a bug, but actualy, it is a logical dilema. Either use the isin in the redirecting page and ignore a potential isin in the page where the redirects points to, or doing it the other way round. It's not possible to do both.
:-- hansm
:No, sorry, I have been wrong. After having looked through the code, I know it better, now. It's right the opposit way as I have told: ''First'', it looks for an isin. If no isin is found, it checks whether the page is a redirect. If so, it follows the redirect, displays the level in italics and looks for an isin in the page the redirect points to. -- [[User:Hansm|Hansm]] 19:54, 14 June 2008 (CEST)