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Key: NBRCP_KOLEKTIV-1
Type: Bug Bug
Status: Closed Closed
Resolution: Fixed
Priority: Major Major
Assignee: Varun Nischal
Reporter: Varun Nischal
Votes: 0
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nbrcp-kolektiv

Can't navigate to documents when the value of href attribute contains (\\)

Created: 02/Jun/09 11:53 AM   Updated: 08/Jun/09 08:29 PM  Due: 15/Jun/09
Component/s: nbm-hyperlink
Affects Version/s: RHN v1.0
Fix Version/s: RHN v1.1

Time Tracking:
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Environment: NetBeans 6.0 with Java Platform and Source Level (JDK 1.5)

Tags: html hyperlink navigation


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Refer this Dzone article for more details;
http://netbeans.dzone.com/news/revamped-html-hyperlink-naviga

In this article, check out the introductory part as it provides all the usecase's implemented currently working for NetBeans 6.0!

Usecase's to be implemented are as follows;

Type 6- based on Type 4 (Referenced HTML files within another directory)
<a href="path\\to
ref.html">Text in-between these tags, get hyperlinked!</a>
This ref.html is the Referenced HTML file, which is in the directory having a relative path
(path/to/).

Currently, module doesn't handle this scenario. So, it must handle this so as to prevent it from throwing exception to the user.



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Varun Nischal added a comment - 02/Jun/09 12:02 PM
Assigning to myself..

Varun Nischal added a comment - 03/Jun/09 06:59 PM
Made slight changes in the environment..

Varun Nischal added a comment - 04/Jun/09 05:02 PM
Updating Version Info..

Varun Nischal added a comment - 08/Jun/09 07:53 PM
Revision: 32
Author: nvarun
Date: 2009-06-09 01:22
Message: Refactored some more code.. Replaced OpenHTMLThread with more apt name OpenThreadImpl..
Issue #NBRCP_KOLEKTIV-1 - Can't navigate to documents when the value of href attribute contains (
)

Varun Nischal added a comment - 08/Jun/09 08:17 PM
I'm done fixing this issue and closing it for time being, unless somebody reopens it.

Varun Nischal added a comment - 08/Jun/09 08:26 PM
This issue was basically affecting v1.0 and was a fix for v1.1. Reopening issue to fix this.

Varun Nischal added a comment - 08/Jun/09 08:27 PM
It was intended to be fixed for v1.1 and I chose wrong versions while creating this issue. My mistake. I am rectifying this now.

Varun Nischal added a comment - 08/Jun/09 08:28 PM
Its already resolved, just made changes to the version info of this issue.

Varun Nischal added a comment - 08/Jun/09 08:29 PM
Done rectifying silly issue.