Converter fails when sectids are disabled #70
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- don't crash if sectids are disabled - get links from TOC and outline working when sectids are disabled
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I decided to introduce a new attribute named 'anchor' that is assigned to the id of the section, if it exists, otherwise an auto-generated value. I added stub code for reenabling generated section ids if we decided to go that route. |
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- don't crash if sectids are disabled - get links from TOC and outline working when sectids are disabled
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resolves #70 don't crash if sectids attribute is disabled
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This issue appears to be back. See #419. |
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Fixed once again. |
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When the
sectidsattribute is disabled, the converter fails when attempting to create internal cross references (destinations).The likely solution is to force
sectidsto be enabled when using the PDF converter. We could also assign a random id if one is not already assigned. The values are meaningless to the user.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: