Egon Schmid wrote: > From: "Hartmut Holzgraefe" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > >>Egon Schmid wrote: >> >>>It is not a bug from the PHP documentation team. It is the >>>generating software. Please blame Norman Walsh about this. I >>> > have > >>>seen this wrong #AEN... anchors many years ago. >>> >>they are not 'wrong', they are just not static, so they might >>change with every build. within the manual they are absolutely >>valid and useable, you just can't rely on them for external >>linkage, similar to page urls generated for tags without id >>attribute >> >>would be nice if id attributes would be used here as they >>are for page urls ... >> >
> If static or dynamic, we have some AEN anchors in the PHP manual. AEN anchors are generated when the element the anchor is bound to does not have a id attribute in this case the anchor is bound to the <question> element which is the title element for <qandaentry>, but only the <quandaentry> has an id attribute while <question> has not, so the stylesheets generate a more or less random anchor ID (which always starts with AEN) there is a special rule in the stylesheets for <title> tags to look for the id of the element the <title> is in, this had to be extended so that it does the same for <question> -> problem solved > Please read a recent build log and add the missings IDs :) there are no missing ids in the current manual, and even if there were it is not related to this issue > I think it have not to do with external linkage. it is exactly about external linkage as the link in question is in the configure file of php4 and not in the manual -- Hartmut Holzgraefe [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.six.de +49-711-99091-77
