Ferdinand Soethe wrote: > > I just realized that a local anchor named #raw in a page that is > listed in site as > > <upgrading_07 label="Upgrading to 0.7" href="upgrading_07.html"> > > cannot be adressed by a url like site:upgrading_07#raw as I expected. > Instead I have to extend site to something like > > <upgrading_07 label="Upgrading to 0.7" href="upgrading_07.html"> > <upgrading_07_raw href="#raw"/> > </upgrading_07> > > and then address it as site:upgrading_07_raw
This doesn't solve the issue (see below) but there is a better way than your example. No need for the repetition: <upgrading_07 label="Upgrading to 0.7" href="upgrading_07.html"> <raw href="#raw"/> </upgrading_07> and then refer to it as site:upgrading_07/raw > Is this a bug or are there reasons for this to be so. After > all it does force you to duplicate each anchor in the page if your > want to address it. Or use the normal http-protocol which is not > really a solution either. This is a known issue: http://issues.cocoondev.org//browse/FOR-95 "indirect linking and anchors" The Cocoon LinkRewriter Transformer block needs enhancement. --David
