Do not URL-encode the anchor sign ('#') to %23

[richter@…]

I used revs 44 and 37 in Trac 0.9pre. TocMacro does nicely show the Table of Contents, but the anchor sign is encoded to %23 in links to headings on the referenced page. When the user clicks them, he is guided to a blank page named i.e. 'WikiPage#Heading1'

[Alec Thomas]

I'm surprised TocMacro works in trunk at all. The encoding must be a side-effect of changes introduced in trunk.

[anonymous]

I fixed this on my system; line66: link = page + ""#"" + anchor Don't know wether that's proper python-code, but works.

[anonymous]

In my TOC.py the line 66 is as described by the comment above, but the problem with '%23' occurs anyway (trac 0.9pre).

[ebrown@…]

Close. All that did was remove the anchor altogether.

This works though:

link = page
if current_depth <= max_depth:
    out.write('<a href="%s#%s">%s</a></li>\n' % (env.href.wiki(link), anchor, header))

[richter@…]

Thank you, ebrown. This works for me, too.

[Alec Thomas]

(In [111])

• First version of TocMacro for trunk
• Fix for finding current page, closes #50
• Fix for anchor escaping, closes #23

[Alec Thomas]

Milestone 0.9 deleted