Re: [O] link referencing does not work for headings including dates?
great. many thanks. i'll fetch new version then .d. Bastien writes: > Hi David, > > David Belohrad writes: > >> I'd like to use headings, which display dates (live) as well. This seems >> to be practical when browsing org file. So one can see at first sight >> when e.g. meeting was held: >> >> ** Changelog >> *** meeting <2013-10-03 Thu 17:41> >> *** meeting Cristina <2013-09-13 Fri 14:41> >> *** short meeting after holidays <2013-09-04 Wed 09:09> >> *** meeting - seems finally OK <2013-06-27 Thu 17:00> >> >> >> Now, the trouble is, that when I invoke org-store-link in any of those >> headings containing date, only the textual part gets copied. Such link, >> when pasted, does not work. Instead I get message claiming that link >> does not exist, and asking whether I want to create a new one > > This is now fixed, thanks. > > -- > Bastien
Re: [O] link referencing does not work for headings including dates?
Hi David, David Belohrad writes: > I'd like to use headings, which display dates (live) as well. This seems > to be practical when browsing org file. So one can see at first sight > when e.g. meeting was held: > > ** Changelog > *** meeting <2013-10-03 Thu 17:41> > *** meeting Cristina <2013-09-13 Fri 14:41> > *** short meeting after holidays <2013-09-04 Wed 09:09> > *** meeting - seems finally OK <2013-06-27 Thu 17:00> > > > Now, the trouble is, that when I invoke org-store-link in any of those > headings containing date, only the textual part gets copied. Such link, > when pasted, does not work. Instead I get message claiming that link > does not exist, and asking whether I want to create a new one This is now fixed, thanks. -- Bastien
[O] link referencing does not work for headings including dates?
Dear All, I'd like to use headings, which display dates (live) as well. This seems to be practical when browsing org file. So one can see at first sight when e.g. meeting was held: ** Changelog *** meeting <2013-10-03 Thu 17:41> *** meeting Cristina <2013-09-13 Fri 14:41> *** short meeting after holidays <2013-09-04 Wed 09:09> *** meeting - seems finally OK <2013-06-27 Thu 17:00> Now, the trouble is, that when I invoke org-store-link in any of those headings containing date, only the textual part gets copied. Such link, when pasted, does not work. Instead I get message claiming that link does not exist, and asking whether I want to create a new one anyone knows how to avoid this problem while still using 'visible' dates? I want to have those dates visible at first sight without need of opening the heading... many thanks .d.
