Re: link attribute in literals element

Shannon,

It seems the documentation is not correct and the link feature on text
is not implemented.  

If you wanted to make it work you would have to hit:
rlib.h
parsexml.c
resolution.c
free.c
layout.c

Or just as me to do it.. (it's only a 5 minute job)

- bob

On Tue, 2005-03-15 at 13:29 -0500, Shannon Weyrick wrote:
> The current docs mention the 'link' attribute for the Literals (and 
> Field) element, which should make the content a URL link. This doesn't 
> appear to be working for Literals (it's ignored). I've only seen the 
> link attribute in the Field element in the examples -- and it appears to 
> work properly there.
> 
> I haven't dug into the code on this yet - is this an error in the docs, 
> or am I doing something wrong? I'd volunteer to add it if it's on the 
> TODO. Since it's working for the Field tag, I'd imagine it's not too 
> hard to add (hopefully).
> 
> Thanks,
> Shannon
> 
> 
> 
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