Defect #8194
closed
{{toc}} uses identical anchors for subsections with the same name
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Description
If you have a wiki page with the following structure:
1. Section A
1.1 overview
...
2. Section B
2.1 overview
...
the {{toc}} macro cannot distinguish between 1.1 and 2.1, since it uses #overview# for both, thus ending up in 1.1
Redmine version: 1.1.2
Updated by Etienne Massip over 13 years ago
- Category set to Wiki
- Target version set to Candidate for next major release
Anchor name could be preppend with parent title anchor.
Updated by Adam Pullen over 12 years ago
Etienne Massip wrote:
Anchor name could be preppend with parent title anchor.
I would like to +1 this.
And maybe extend the requirement by allowing custom anchor names. Would be most useful in wiki when trying to write a use guide that would produce a "pretty and informative url"
i.e.
!h1. Transaction
..blah blah blah...
!h2. Expense
..blah blah blah...
!h3. Bank
..blah blah blah...
h4[[transaction-expense-bank-bank-fees|Bank Fees]].
To enter a bank fee click...
Updated by Jean-Philippe Lang over 12 years ago
- Status changed from New to Resolved
- Assignee set to Jean-Philippe Lang
- Target version changed from Candidate for next major release to 1.3.2
- Resolution set to Fixed
Etienne Massip wrote:
Anchor name could be preppend with parent title anchor.
This is not bullet-proof as it wouldn't make unique anchors with the following:
1. Section A
1.1 overview
1.1.1 subsection
...
2. Section B
2.1 overview
2.1.1 subsection
I fixed it in r8871 by using -2, -3... at the end of anchors (similar to what mediawiki does).
Updated by Jean-Philippe Lang over 12 years ago
Adam Pullen wrote:
And maybe extend the requirement by allowing custom anchor names. Would be most useful in wiki when trying to write a use guide that would produce a "pretty and informative url"
This is out of the scope of this fix but you can use h1(#anchor). to have custom anchors. This is part of the textile syntax.
Updated by Adam Pullen over 12 years ago
Thank you very much.
This will do just fine.