Thus I'm shamelessly asking the JS-gurus hanging around here if they could concoct up a tiny script that would check the URL for the current page and if it does not have either a node parameter or a node_id one, then find the latter (I seem to have understood that pages are regular enough to allow one to do so reliably) and reload the page redirecting there.
I'm not a guru, but this snippet should do the job. It checks the current url, and if it just ends in /?, it gets the current pages node ID via XPath and redirects there. NO WARRANTIES. Although I've tested it, please keep a Free Nodelet Settings tab open without this hack in it, to emergency-post that in case something goes wrong.
var uri = new String(document.location);
if (uri.match(/\/\?$/)) {
var id = document.evaluate("/html/body/table`[@id='titlebar-bottom']
+/tbody/tr/td`[1]/span/a`[1]", document, null, XPathResult.ORDERED_NOD
+E_SNAPSHOT_TYPE, null).snapshotItem(0).innerHTML;
id = parseInt(id);
if (id != 11911) {
uri = uri.replace(/\?/,"?node_id=" + id);
document.location = uri;
}
}
There might be other cases than post previews for which redirection isn't wanted; adding those is left as an exercise to the reader ;-)
update: scratch that, ++ccn's solution looks better... well, TIMTOWTDI ;)
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