Placing a {link } to a {destination } inside an SCURL file which is then the target of a top-level {include } results in mal-functioning links un Google Chrome, Curl 8.0.
The bug is this: instead of scrolling to the link, the browser does a download of the linked content. Place the link in the top-level CURL file and leave the destination where is was, and the link functions as intended.
Where do we now post these bug reports?
Robert Shiplett, Curlr
Fredericton NB
Canada
c-s回答 #1
Issue reports can be sent to support at curl.com.
tdeng回答 #2
m> Where do we now post these bug reports?
I think here is a good place for bug reports, we currently don't have any open system for bug reporting.
Sorry I cannot reproduce the issue you are facing, maybe you could send me a reproducible sample and the steps to reproduce ?
I'll attach a sample I created for trying to describe your case but failed.
Please run the index-test-link-target.curl or index-test-link-target.htm to have a try with this sample.
the sever_license.scurl containing a {destination} with a {link} embedded is included in sample-contains-destination.curl,