We have the power, and we are using it to redirect to a search function. Google search is more effective than most others, in my experience.
The redirect to
search site:autohotkey.com/docs/ is for
docs/whatever-you-want when
whatever-you-want isn't in the documentation index.
keyword
The same redirection script strips ".htm" from the URL if present, before searching in the documentation index. I don't clearly recall, but I may have done this because I tend to type URLs like
/docs/commands/functionname.htm and sometimes that wasn't working because
functionname shared a page with some other function.
The redirection to search only happens if nothing is found in the documentation index. I suppose that it could redirect to the documentation's built-in search function instead.
There is absolutely no point redirecting invalid links to Google.
Does this behaviour offend you? Stating your opinion in absolutes like this is not helpful. If anyone finds the search results useful,
there is a point, regardless of what you or anyone else personally consider to be correct, or any other reasons for or against.
As for KeyList.htm, the redirect for files in the docs/ root was not working. I was aiming to redirect only when the file exists in /v1, but for now it will redirect any *.htm in root.
is correctly being redirected to v1. Why not KeyList?
I have no idea. After reviewing the redirect I had in place more closely, my new understanding is that it should not have worked at all, and I do not see how Hotkey.htm could have been redirected.
