Yes this is a bug. I fixed it for markup 1.0 not 2.0 (not using so
haven't tested).
The problem is that the footnote functions do not include the page name.
It would work also if the link was just #footnote, but by default
WikiLinks include the proper full path.
In transform.php replace function wtt_footnotes and wtt_footnoterefs:
function wtt_footnotes($match, &$trfrm)
{
// Begin add by joby 7/18/2002
global $request;
$page = $request->getArg('pagename');
// Begin add by joby 7/18/2002
// FIXME: should this set HTML mode?
$ftnt = trim(substr($match,1,-1)) + 0;
$fntext = "[$ftnt]";
$html = HTML(HTML::br());
$fnlist = $trfrm->user_data['footnotes'][$ftnt];
if (!is_array($fnlist)) {
$html->pushContent($fntext);
}
else {
$trfrm->user_data['footnotes'][$ftnt] = 'footnote_seen';
while (list($k, $anchor) = each($fnlist)) {
$html->pushContent(HTML::a(array("name" => "footnote-$ftnt",
// removed by joby "href" => "#$anchor",
// begin add joby 7/18/02
"href" => "$page#$anchor",
// end add joby 7/18/02
"class" => "footnote-rev"),
$fntext));
$fntext = '+';
}
}
return $html;
}
function wtt_footnoterefs($match, &$trfrm)
{
// begin add joby 7/18/02
global $request;
// end add joby 7/18/02
$ftnt = trim(substr($match,1,-1)) + 0;
$footnote_definition_seen = false;
if (empty($trfrm->user_data['footnotes']))
$trfrm->user_data['footnotes'] = array();
if (empty($trfrm->user_data['footnotes'][$ftnt]))
$trfrm->user_data['footnotes'][$ftnt] = array();
else if (!is_array($trfrm->user_data['footnotes'][$ftnt]))
$footnote_definition_seen = true;
// removed by joby $link = HTML::a(array('href' => #footnote-$ftnt"),
"[$ftnt]");
// begin add joby 7/18/02
$page = $request->getArg('pagename');
$link = HTML::a(array('href' => "$page#footnote-$ftnt"), "[$ftnt]");
// end add joby 7/18/02
if (!$footnote_definition_seen) {
$name = "footrev-$ftnt-" .
count($trfrm->user_data['footnotes'][$ftnt]);
$link->setAttr('name', $name);
$trfrm->user_data['footnotes'][$ftnt][] = $name;
}
return HTML::sup(array('class' => 'footnote'), $link);
}
Cliff Brake wrote:
> We use phpwiki (v1.3.0-jeffhack) for an internal knowledge base and it works
> well. One thing that is used quite a bit is footnotes. I would like to
> upgrade to 1.3.3, but am not sure what to do about the footnotes. In 1.3.3,
> clicking on a footnote takes you to the home page. A few questions:
>
> * is phpwiki currently under active development? When is the next stable
> release expected?
> * Is there a plan to support footnotes in the future or some equivalent
> functionality?
>
> Thanks,
> Cliff
>
>
>
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