Well, it occurs to me that I'm making another assumption. I actually have
three REFALIAS commands that I'm expecting to run in sequence. The one I
omitted is
REFALIAS *?Button=Details&* $1
That removes another irritating and extraneous piece of query beforehand. Is
it possible that once one REFALIAS has fired, others don't? (Yes, I should
just read the code.) Whoops -- yes! That does indeed have an effect when I
remove that! So how do rules chain? If one applies, the others don't get
applied in succession?
Anyway, I'm using Analog 4.1, to answer your question.
Stephen Turner wrote:
> Michael,
>
> I've just tested it. It works perfectly for me. Are you using the latest
> version of analog? (Not that I can see why it would fail with previous
> versions, but...).
>
> --
> Stephen Turner http://www.statslab.cam.ac.uk/~sret1/
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