On 5 Dec 2008, at 14:31, Hannes Magnusson wrote:
On Fri, Dec 5, 2008 at 14:58, Anthony Bedford
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Yeah, I think I'm not doing it correctly then as I was doing this:
<para xml:id="mysqli.overview.mysqlnd">
<emphasis role="bold">What is PHP's MySQL Native Driver?</
emphasis>
</para>
I think it's only going to work for a section title. :)
The following *does* work however:
<link linkend="mysqli.overview.mysqlnd">What is PHP's MySQL Native
Driver?</link>
And that links to the exact paragraph?
(mysql.overview.php#mysql.overview.mysqlnd)
Yes. It works fine.
I guess I could use an entity for the link text as you say.
If the <link linkend="">What is PHP's MysQl..</link> is going to be
repeated a lot I would add the entire thing into a entity and use
&link.whatis.mysqlnd; (en/language-snippets.ent).
OK if it gets to be something I use a lot I'll make it an entity,
thanks.
However, when I re-configure and rebuild what I actually get is a
link to
is
mysqli.overview, that is the top of the document, rather than the
specific
paragraph I want.
Hmh. mysqli.overview is the parent chunk of the paragraph right?
So the link is correct, just missing the fragment?
Not quite. Following the link takes me to the right document, but
not down
to the correct paragraph.
Right, its just missing the #id.of.the.paragraph fragment so the
browser scrolls down to the anchor (that is; should be linking to
mysql.overview.php#mysql.overview.mysqlnd, but is mysql.overview.php)?
Yes, that seems to be the problem.
Thanks,
Tony
