I seems to me that you can get to the right place by replacing the .pdf by a .html and by clicking on the link that appears on the html page. Not a definitive solution though... 2006/2/20, Mojca Miklavec :

On 2/20/06, andrea valle wrote:

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Hi to all,

I'm having many of these while searching for sample in contextgarden:

request http://www.pragma-ade.com/general/manuals/mag-0001.pdf cannot be honored

Oh, it's http://www.pragma-ade.com/general/magazines/mag-0001.pdf (magazines, not manuals). I guess it was probably me who replaced many hard coded links by [[manual:mag-0001.pdf]] (as in this example) without ever testing them. I wasn't aware of this problem (I never thought about documents outside the "manuals" folder).

Patrick, are you going to fix the source so that these links will point to the proper document s or should I fix those links (hard code them) again?

Is there any simple tool to check for broken link in the wiki?

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On 2/21/06, Patrick Gundlach wrote:

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I'm having many of these while searching for sample in contextgarden:

request http://www.pragma-ade.com/general/manuals/mag-0001.pdf cannot be honored

Oh, it's http://www.pragma-ade.com/general/magazines/mag-0001.pdf (magazines, not manuals). I guess it was probably me who replaced many hard coded links by [[manual:mag-0001.pdf]] (as in this example) without ever testing them. I wasn't aware of this problem (I never thought about documents outside the "manuals" folder).

Patrick, are you going to fix the source so that these links will point to the proper document s or should I fix those links (hard code them) again?

what about [[magazine:0001]] (now active)?

Thanks a lot! To Andrea: please fix the links where you saw them by changing [[manual:magazine-000x.pdf]] into [[magazine:000x]]. Thanks, Mojca