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    copied!<p>Using <code>?rev=0</code> in the URL will always take you to the current revision at the time. Maybe a null-edit would help (the content doesn't change and you <em>may</em> get a edit history entry).</p> <p>Now, if you have actual access to the fileserver where your DW is hosted, you can fetch the <code>id</code> of the most recent revision (the at-the-moment-current-one) by first checking the id of the latest edit in Old Revisions, then going to the <code>${DOKUWIKI}/data/attic</code> directory and checking the numbers that correspond to the pagename that you want. There will be one file with a more recent <code>id</code> (a higher numeric value) which, if I'm not mistaken, corresponds to the current revision. For example, for a last edit of <code>mypage.1263571254.txt.gz</code> you might find <strong>one</strong> higher index of, say, <code>mypage.1291408231.txt.gz</code>.</p> <p><strong>EDIT</strong>: the same value does show somewhere in the rendered page's source. If you have section editing enabled and the buttons do show up in the page, search the source (CTRL+U on most browsers) for <code>form class="button btn_secedit"</code>, then continue reading until you read an input element with <code>name="rev"</code> and a <code>value=</code> that should correspond to the number of the current revision.</p> <hr> <p>Using that found <code>id</code> as the argument of <code>?rev=</code> should reveal if it is the correct one and as a result get you the permalink to this revision.</p> <p><strong>Note</strong>: I have not tried this in my own install.</p>
 

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