Hi devs, When you want a local link you use something like [[label>>#anchor]] and it will produce an XHTML like <a href="/xwiki/bin/view/CurrentSpace/CurrentDocument#myanchor">label</a>. IMO this is not very good since: * it's doing lot's of useless work (resolving the reference, getting the corresponding XWikiDocument to finally generate the URL thanks to URLFactory * it's breaking any included local reference since it will be resolved based on the source document and not the current document which makes sense when you target a specific document but not when you asked for a local reference Note that it used to be that way (and I tough it was still the case) and I don't remember why this has been changed. So I proposed to put back the specific handling of empty reference: produce <a href="#myanchor">label</a> in the XHTML renderer for the previous example. WDYT ? Here is my +1 -- Thomas Mortagne _______________________________________________ devs mailing list devs(a)xwiki.org http://lists.xwiki.org/mailman/listinfo/devs

Hi devs, When you want a local link you use something like [[label>>#anchor]] and it will produce an XHTML like <a href="/xwiki/bin/view/CurrentSpace/CurrentDocument#myanchor">label</a>. IMO this is not very good since: * it's doing lot's of useless work (resolving the reference, getting the corresponding XWikiDocument to finally generate the URL thanks to URLFactory * it's breaking any included local reference since it will be resolved based on the source document and not the current document which makes sense when you target a specific document but not when you asked for a local reference Note that it used to be that way (and I tough it was still the case) and I don't remember why this has been changed. So I proposed to put back the specific handling of empty reference: produce <a href="#myanchor">label</a> in the XHTML renderer for the previous example. WDYT ? Here is my +1 -- Thomas Mortagne