Defect #5888
closed{{toc}} macro doesn't get headers from {{include}}d pages
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Description
The TOC as created by the {{toc}} macro doesn't render headers contained within {{ include }} pages. This means that you can't use the included page as a self-contained identity, because then it wouldn't appear in the TOC in the main page it gets included in.
What I was doing was partition a large document into subpieces, and then include each subpiece using {{ include }}. However this means the {{toc}} stops working properly.
Related issues
Updated by Jean-Baptiste Barth over 14 years ago
- Status changed from New to Closed
- Resolution set to Duplicate
I close this one as duplicate, see #3707.
If you want to help please avoid to copy/paste so long wiki pages, it's pretty difficult to read... Thank you for reporting
Updated by Alvaro Herrera over 14 years ago
I didn't copy/paste any page -- I just used the problematic macro (brace-brace-include-closebrace-closebrace). It seems the wiki formatting expanded it into the initial page of this wiki. Sorry for the noise.
I note that I didn't find #3707 because it's not correctly categorized.
Updated by Mischa The Evil over 14 years ago
Fixed the issue-description and added correct issue-relation to #3707.