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Re: BUG REPORT: Website META Language 1.7.4 (06-Oct-1999)

Hi Thomas,

I won't disable area substitutions within tocs, but you can.
Try one of the following items:

a) Use an alternate string in toc sections
     {:
     [[s|(home.page)|<a href="my.home.net">$1</a>|g]]
     [[s|HOME PAGE|home page|g]]
     <<BODY>>
     :}
     and write
     <toc_h1>Do you have a HOME PAGE?</toc_h1>

b) Define new toc_h[1-6] tags
     <define-container mytoc_h1>
     <toc_h1><protect pass=6>%body</protect></toc_h1>
     </define-container>
     ...

c) Surround <toc> with protect tags and use an epilog filter to remove
   unnecessary stuff.

Denis

On Thu, 4 Nov 1999, Thomas Akin wrote:

[...]
> 	If I have a template "my.tmpl" that has
> 
> 	  {:
> 	  [[s|(home.page)|<a href="my.home.net">$1</a>|igs]]
> 	  <<BODY>>
> 	  :}
> 
> 	and I have a wml file test.wml
> 
> 	  #include wml::std::toc style=ol
> 	  #use "my.tmpl"
> 
> 	  <divert BODY>
> 	  <toc>
> 
> 	  <toc_h1>Do you have a home page?</toc_h1>
> 	  <br>
> 	  Yes! Follow this link to see my home page.
> 
> 	  </divert BODY>
> 
> 	I get the output 
> 
>           <ol><li><a href="#ToC1"><strong>Do you have a 
> 	  <a href="my.home.net">home page</a>?</strong></a>
>           </ol>
> 	
> 	  <a name="ToC1">Do you have a <a href="my.home.net">
> 	  home page</a>?</a>
> 	  <br>
> 	  Yes! Follow this link to see my <a href="my.home.net">
> 	  home page</a>.
> 
>         And I have a nested href inside my TOC... Not
>         pretty...
> 	
> 	The ability to put <protect pass=6> </protect>
> 	around the <toc> tag would fix this problem....
> 
> 	
> Thanks,
> 
> 
> Thomas


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