- Summary
- Duplicate anchors generate invalid XML
- Type
- Bug
- Raised by
- dg?
- Date opened
- Sunday, 7 August 2005
- Description
- Duplicate anchors (
<wrap id=‘anchorname’></wrap>) in the XML output with identical IDs make the XSLT processor unhappy (as they should). Unfortunately, the (:toc:) markup generates anchors named toc; when you publish the Pdf2you? pages, two (:toc:)s are used, and the publish fails.
- Importance
- 3
- Proposed solution
- Find some way to translate anchor names into names unique to that page — maybe by prepending the page name to them. This may have to be done in a posteval step.
This was a side-effect of a form processing bug — toc markup is supposed to be ignored in print and publish view. It should now be fixed. However, an author could use the same anchor on different pages; the solution is to add the pagename as a prefix when publishing a page collection.
- Urgency
- 3
- Status
- Closed
- Resolution
- Any
(:toc:) directives are ignored in print and publish. Cross-references within a page collection are detected and the target pagename gets added to the anchor. See also issue 00020.
- Date closed
- Tuesday, 16 August 2005
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