Rudolf Adamkovič writes:
>>> `ox-texinfo' exports the link as
>>>
>>> @uref{file://test.org,Foo}
>>
>> the link points to the test.org file. It is not broken - the relevant
>> heading is present in the .org file even though it is absent in the
>> exported .texi file.
>
> Oh, I see now. OMG,
Ihor Radchenko writes:
> In
>
>> `ox-texinfo' exports the link as
>>
>> @uref{file://test.org,Foo}
>
> the link points to the test.org file. It is not broken - the relevant
> heading is present in the .org file even though it is absent in the
> exported .texi file.
Oh, I see now. OMG, I wo
Rudolf Adamkovič writes:
> Ihor Radchenko writes:
>
>> That link is not broken - it points to a file containing the linked
>> heading. It just happens to be the same Org file.
>
> I am struggling to understand.
>
> The link points to a heading that is not exported due to its `noexport'
> tag. H
Ihor Radchenko writes:
> That link is not broken - it points to a file containing the linked
> heading. It just happens to be the same Org file.
I am struggling to understand.
The link points to a heading that is not exported due to its `noexport'
tag. How is that not a "broken link", especial
Rudolf Adamkovič writes:
> REPRODUCTION STEPS:
> ...
> * Foo :noexport:
> :PROPERTIES:
> :ID: xxx
> :END:
>
> * Bar
> [[id:xxx][Foo]]
>
> 3. Export the file as HTML using (`C-c C-e h o').
>
> EXPECTED:
>
> The export stops due to a broken link, as per
>
REPRODUCTION STEPS:
1. `emacs -Q'
2. Create a file `test.org' with the following content:
* Foo :noexport:
:PROPERTIES:
:ID: xxx
:END:
* Bar
[[id:xxx][Foo]]
3. Export the file as HTML using (`C-c C-e h o').
EXPECTED:
The export stops due to a
