Last modified: 2007-04-26 20:28:21 UTC
If you have stub display enabled, then links to stubs that include anchor links, e.g. [[Foo#Bar]], render as a link to just [.../wiki/Foo]. With stub display turned off, or for articles over the stub display threshold, is renders correctly as [.../wiki/Foo#Bar]. See URL for example of [[February 29#Births]]. (I only noticed it because my stub threshold is set very high at the moment - presumably there aren't many cases where one would need to link to a section of a stub :)
Links to stubs including an anchor show up fine for me using SVN trunk, r15139. Let me check the details: "Foo" is a stub containing a "links" section. I link to [[Foo]] and [[Foo#Links]] from another page, and set the stub threshold to ~100. Both the wiki links show up brown, etc. Seems to be working...?
It looks like the link text displays as "Foo#Links", but the actual link target is still just "http://.../wiki/Foo". See test page at [[User:Sjorford/Test stub links]].
(In reply to comment #0) > See URL for example of [[February 29#Births]] This link contains a space, which is converted to %20 and then to an underscore: my Mark 1 eyeball suggests that it is the latter conversion which drops the anchor... Does [[February_29#Births]] suffer from the same problem? (curses to the lack of preview which means I have to ask rather than simply stating yeah or nay!)
(In reply to comment #3) > Does [[February_29#Births]] suffer from the same problem? That would be a "no", although stupid IE refuses to actually jump to the anchor :-(
(In reply to comment #3) > Does [[February_29#Births]] suffer from the same problem? (curses to the lack of > preview which means I have to ask rather than simply stating yeah or nay!) Er...all the links work fine *here*, because this is Bugzilla, not MediaWiki - or have I completely misunderstood what you're saying? On EN Wikipedia I still get the problem with [[February 29#Births]], [[February_29#Births]], and [[Lincoln#Culture]], using several skins and both IE and Firefox.
(In reply to comment #2) > It looks like the link text displays as "Foo#Links", but the actual link target > is still just "http://.../wiki/Foo". See test page at [[User:Sjorford/Test stub > links]]. Good lord, I must be going blind. Yes, confirmed.
Fixed in r21635 Linker::makeStubLinkObj had its own logic to handle links, it now load the style and call Linker::makeKnownLinkObj.
