On Thu, 15 Jun 2000, Larry W. Virden wrote:
> I've become aware that Lynx seems to have problems with links that
> consist of space (whether white space or no-break space or both).
...
> For a demonstration of the actual problem that provoked this posting,
> (I'm sorry, this is a somewhat involved prescription, since it
> involves a POST query), try going to
>
> http://bahn.hafas.de/bin//query.exe/el
>
> and querying a connection between two British railway stations of your
> choice, and then ask for either "Detail" or "Journey guide". In
> either case, the "Train No" column does not contain a train number
> (these are not used in public timetables in the UK), but nevertheless,
> the empty space is linked to further details about the train. These
> details can be accessed in a graphical browser, and indeed even in
> w3m, but Lynx (at least in the several 2.8.* sub-versions I tried)
> seems to make them inaccessible.
Those links are what lynx regards as "hidden links".
A combination of -hiddenlinks=merge and link numbering makes them
accessible (by the numbers).
Klaus
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