>>>>> "Michael" == Michael Olson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Michael> Phillip Lord <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: >> I've been having problems recently with links of the form >> >> [[thing.owl]] >> >> which get interpreted into HTML as >> >> <a href="thing.owl.html">thing.owl</a> >> >> which is not what I wanted. But >> >> [[thing.tgz]] >> >> gives >> >> <a href="thing.zip">thing.tgz<a/> >> >> which is what I expected. Michael> I've checked in some changes that now try to see whether a Michael> filename or path in a link (in this case, "thing.owl") Michael> exists. If so, use that name without further modification. Michael> Otherwise, apply the usual transforms (removing stuff in Michael> muse-ignored-extensions and adding muse-file-extension to Michael> the end). Michael> Does this provide the functionality that you want? I've Michael> seen people use periods in page names before, so I'd rather Michael> not make that change to muse-file-regexp. Michael, sorry the delay in trying this out. I'm afraid it doesn't appear to work in my hands. [[thing.owl]] gets correct interpreted when clicked upon (the thing.owl file opens -- likewise, "../thing.owl" works). But, the HTML publication doesn't seem to work. So [[thing.owl]] still comes out as <a href="thing.owl.html">thing.owl</a> This is in 3.02.93. Cheers Phil _______________________________________________ Muse-el-discuss mailing list [email protected] https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/muse-el-discuss
