Hi Sebastian,

simply awesome!!!!!!!

A few observations:

- "?" does not work for me, is does nothing.

- How about allowing "2 . 1 s" as a way to jump to section 2.1,  
without ever showing a dialog window?

Best wishes

Carsten

On Mar 31, 2008, at 2:56 PM, Sebastian Rose wrote:
> Hi list,
>
> this is the next version of org-info.js.
>
> The documentation is included per org-info.js.html again.
>
> This time everything works in the attached package (I just found the
> last one was broken somehow).
>
> This will be the last time I post the script itself to the list. I  
> will
> find some place to publish the next versions of this script and just
> announce the new versions here to save your mailbox's space in the
> future ;-)
>
>
> The most important change is the conversion of internal links, to make
> them work with this script. If you follow such an internal link, you  
> may
> go back to place you clicked on it by pressing `b'.
>
> To try this unpack the attachment and open the contained
> org-info.js.html in your browser. Since this file is configured to  
> hide
> the table of contents, you should see the first section now. Near the
> bottom of the page is a hyperlink `supported browsers'. Click on it to
> see the linked section. Then hit `b' to go back to section 1 again.
>
> You will have to press `b' twice, since for now I still show the
> minibuffer when you follow an internal link.
>
>
>
>
> * Changes
>
>
> *** Internal links working
>    Internal links are now converted to work with this script. The user
>    may go back using the `b' key since the browser's history is not
>    updated. The history is deleted, when using a subsequent
>    navigational command. I.e. one may click an internal link and side
>    read the linked section and then go back using `b'. Maybe I will
>    implement a full history in the future.
>
> *** http://path/to/org-file.html#sec-x.y.z
>    is now working too. The script will show the correct section if the
>    page was retrieved using an URL like this.
>
> *** Folding now on by default.
>
> *** Scrolling
>    A suggestion of Carsten. 'v' and 'V' now scroll the window by the
>    visible height of the document window. A little bit less though for
>    better orientation.
>
> *** Documentation: Deleted setup section using export options template
>    This one was not working. I'm not shure it ever was… but I think  
> so. I
>    should look up this one in the org documentation again.
>
>
> *** FIXED Bugs
>
>  The view mode was dependend on the folding feature because of a
>  typo. When folding was of an error was shown when trying to fold.
>
>
> <org-info-js.tar.bz2>
>
> -- 
> Sebastian Rose, Hanover, Germany
> Phone: +49 173 83 93 417
> Mail.: sebatian_rose@gmx.de, s.rose@emma-stil.de
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