Details
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Type:
Bug
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Status:
Closed
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Priority:
Minor
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Resolution: Won't Fix
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Affects Version/s: 1.2
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Fix Version/s: None
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Component/s: Module - Apt
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Labels:None
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Description
A common cause of frustration is APT's linking feature. Consider this example: You want to link to an external resource without a name for the link. So you do write:
{{http://truezip.java.net}}
Some time later you decide you would prefer a name for the link, but you cannot insert
{name}like so:
{{{TrueZIP User Website}http://truezip.java.net}} // BROKEN!
Rather than this, you have to reverse the order and write:
{{{http://truezip.java.net}TrueZIP User Website}}
So the URI effectively moves from
{{URI}}
to
{{{URI}NAME}}
This is really annoying!
I know you can't change this without breaking compatibility. So please provide a new linking feature, probably something like this:
[[URI]] and [[[NAME]URI]] respectively.
Issue Links
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DOXIA-428
Fix broken fragment links in Doxia
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Activity
Christian Schlichtherle
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Dennis Lundberg
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| Description |
A common cause of frustration is APT's linking feature. Consider this example: You want to link to an external resource without a name for the link. So you do write:
{{http://truezip.java.net}} Some time later you decide you would prefer a name for the link, but you cannot insert {name} like so: {{{TrueZIP User Website}http://truezip.java.net}} // BROKEN! Rather than this, you have to reverse the order and write: {{{http://truezip.java.net}TrueZIP User Website}} So the URI effectively moves from {{URI}} to {{{URI}NAME}}. This is really annoying! I know you can't change this without breaking compatibility. So please provide a new linking feature, probably something like this: [[URI]] and [[[NAME]URI]] respectively. |
A common cause of frustration is APT's linking feature. Consider this example: You want to link to an external resource without a name for the link. So you do write:
{noformat} {{http://truezip.java.net}} {noformat} Some time later you decide you would prefer a name for the link, but you cannot insert {name} like so: {noformat} {{{TrueZIP User Website}http://truezip.java.net}} // BROKEN! {noformat} Rather than this, you have to reverse the order and write: {noformat} {{{http://truezip.java.net}TrueZIP User Website}} {noformat} So the URI effectively moves from {noformat} {{URI}}{noformat} to {noformat} {{{URI}NAME}} {noformat} This is really annoying! I know you can't change this without breaking compatibility. So please provide a new linking feature, probably something like this: [[URI]] and [[[NAME]URI]] respectively. |
Lukas Theussl
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| Status | Open [ 1 ] | Closed [ 6 ] |
| Assignee | Lukas Theussl [ lukas ] | |
| Resolution | Won't Fix [ 2 ] |