| 2013-02-26 15:21:13 |
K. Bauer |
description |
=== Related Bugs ===
https://bugs.launchpad.net/zim/+bug/501496
"Relative links broken after cut and pasted to different hierarchy level"
If ZIM uses the same code for processing copy/paste text and "Move Selected Text"-text, my bug may be considered a duplicate.
=== How to reproduce ===
1. Write a page ":Parent", that contains a relative link, e.g. [[+Sub1:Page]].
2. Mark, rightclick and select "Move Selected Text" and move to "+Sub2".
=== Expected behaviour ===
After moving the text, it the link should have changed (ideally) to [[Sub1:Page]], as Sub1 is no longer a subpage but on the same hierachy level with the text containing the link.
=== Observed behaviour ===
The link stays unchanged, i.e. [[+Sub1:Page]]. Instead of :Parent:Sub1:Page thus a non-existing page :Parent:Sub2:Sub1:Page is referenced. If unnoticed, after several restructurings, the user may be left having a hard time finding out what page was originally meant, especially if he has in the meantime created a page corresponding to the broken link. |
Zim version 0.59 (precompiled) on Windows.
=== Related Bugs ===
https://bugs.launchpad.net/zim/+bug/501496
"Relative links broken after cut and pasted to different hierarchy level"
If ZIM uses the same code for processing copy/paste text and "Move Selected Text"-text, my bug may be considered a duplicate.
=== How to reproduce ===
1. Write a page ":Parent", that contains a relative link, e.g. [[+Sub1:Page]].
2. Mark, rightclick and select "Move Selected Text" and move to "+Sub2".
=== Expected behaviour ===
After moving the text, it the link should have changed (ideally) to [[Sub1:Page]], as Sub1 is no longer a subpage but on the same hierachy level with the text containing the link.
=== Observed behaviour ===
The link stays unchanged, i.e. [[+Sub1:Page]]. Instead of :Parent:Sub1:Page thus a non-existing page :Parent:Sub2:Sub1:Page is referenced. If unnoticed, after several restructurings, the user may be left having a hard time finding out what page was originally meant, especially if he has in the meantime created a page corresponding to the broken link. |
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