Andreas Harnack schrieb:
- create a new empty Writer document,
- insert a hypertext link (Insert > Hyperlink from the menu bar or
Hyperlink from the Toolbar)
- enter as target a relative URL starting with the current directory
(like ./file.txt),
- Apply and Close the dialogue,
- open the Navigator and check the target URL of the link just created,
it should be as entered,
- save and close the file (any name will do)
- reopen the file, open the Navigator and check the URL of the link you
entered above: The URL as changed to something like file://C:/..../file.txt
There is another thing in this context. I tried to check the
impact off the "Tools" > "Options..." > "Load/Store" > "General"
> "Save URLs relative to" options. When creating and storing a
file as described in the previous post with both options set,
then the "content.xml" in the document.odt file contains a line
that reads reads:
<text:a xlink:type="simple"
xlink:href="../file.txt">./file.txt</text:a> .
If the test is repeated with both options turn off, the same
line reads:
<text:a xlink:type="simple" xlink:href="">./file.txt</text:a>
If the document is opened again, the link is gone (can be
checked in the Navigator). That looks definitely like a bug to
me. It is reproducible. I used OpenOffice 2.4 on a W2k system.
(Perhaps it should be mentioned that ./file.txt doesn't exist)
A slightly longer description can be found here:
http://user.services.openoffice.org/en/forum/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=6358
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