Hm, but is "notation-nog-page#" a correct Part of a link?
Phil Holmes <address@hidden> schrieb am 07.04.2014:
If you check HTML syntax, you'll find that the
#location is an anchor, and identifies a location in the page that the link is
pointing to.
If there's a problem, it's with Firefox: I suggest
you raise an issue with the developers.
-- Phil Holmes
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Monday, April 07, 2014 9:24
AM
Subject: Re: Issue with downloaded
manuals
Phil,
I think I've
found the problem. Most of the links in the web site are of the form
"#location". The TOC frame has links of the form "notation-big-page#location"
which Firefox interprets as a request to point to the original server rather
than the local copy. After all, had the file name been different it wouldn't
have been downloaded so the link would have to point to the server.
The
question remains: why is the page coded this way? Is there some reason that I
can't think of that the TOC needs to point to the server. Or is it an
oversight?
Best regards,
Peter mailto:address@hidden www.ptoye.com
------------------------- Saturday,
April 5, 2014, 6:11:12 PM, you wrote:
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So it's Firefox
that will be creating the non-relative links. In the original HTML
files, the server is not a part of the links.
-- Phil Holmes
----- Original Message
----- From: Peter Toye To: Phil Holmes Cc: address@hidden Sent: Saturday,
April 05, 2014 6:07 PM Subject: Re: Issue with downloaded
manuals
Thanks Phil.
I
saved the page (in Firefox). This saves the page and the associated
files.
Best regards,
Peter mailto:address@hidden www.ptoye.com
------------------------- Saturday,
April 5, 2014, 5:25:50 PM, you wrote:
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How did you
download them? If you simply Save the html file, you'll be
missing the style sheet and all the images.
-- Phil
Holmes
----- Original
Message ----- From: Peter Toye To: address@hidden Sent:
Saturday, April 05, 2014 4:41 PM Subject: Issue with
downloaded manuals
I've downloaded
the big file HTML version of some manuals, and the links in the
table of contents frame to the left of the window refer to the
LilyPond web site, rather than the local copy. The links in the
main text refer to the local copy. This is a bit of a pain if the
internet's being slow (or possibly it's the servers), as well as a
bit confusing.
Is this meant to happen?
The manuals
I've tried are the learning, motation and
internals.
Regards,
Peter mailto:address@hidden www.ptoye.com
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