I feel like Iām going back a long way, is it really that long? Anyway, let me address these.
Weāre not hijacking default behaviors, itās just doing whatever your OS thinks is best.
Yes, that should be the case, Iāve opened a bug for it.
This is fixed.
Perhaps not, but a nicely spotted bugette nonetheless. And I dig the screenshots!
Iām hoping this bug has cleared since then, please let me know if it has not.
Other bugs of similar sort I will also leave for now.
Yeah, itās a hassle to support this kind of non-standard usage. Itās so brittle. This is discussed in an upcoming prject, if you have ideas please add them there:
Indeed. I am still pondering options. In the long term, yes, this would be the ideal, and I would recommend maintaining links to verse numbers for the Dhammapada.
Vatthus are headings, and all headings take a zeroth number. (When you took the screenshot, the headings werenāt displaying properly, this was a separate bug that has since been fixed.)
Ahh, not sure what to do about this ATM, sorry. But there may be some good news on the Disctionary front, so stay tuned!
Sorry, this is a function of the hyphenation algorithms or lack thereof. Weāll revisit our implementation, meanwhile please upvote adding language alias to CSS:
This seems to be fixed now.
Hmm, Iāll fix it.
As for the title issue, I made a bug report for that yesterday as it happens.
It looks like the errors in the footer are probably the same bug.
This is a problem around the history interface I think. There is one problem with Chrome and there is an additional problem with Firefox (Iāve only checked those two browsers on Windows 10).
The back button behaviour is a bit unexpected.
In Chrome - If Iāve scrolled some way down a page such as suttacentral.net/mn and then click to go to (for example) suttacentral.net/mn9/en/sujato. If I then press the back button, it goes to the top of the previous page instead of where I had just come from (a bit down the page).
In Firefox - The same problem appears as in Chrome, but Iām also forced to press the button twice.
Iām curious if this has made any progress. Iām trying to link to/display verse numbers but I still donāt see a way. Is there something Iām missing?
Hi - on Chrome Version 96.0.4664.110 (Official Build) (64-bit) Win 11 from SuttaCentral Iām seeing blank pages for a few DHP links like SuttaCentral & SuttaCentral etc.
With Metta,
Bob
Thanks, I can access them directly! It may be naive but can I volunteer to edit the page with the broken links (SuttaCentral) in github or is there more to it?
Dhammapada links are a bit special, because canonical links only exist for each vagga in the collection, not for each verse.
If you follow the link to Dhammapada you will see that all verses from 1ā20 are collected under the same link, which points to the Yamakavagga, verses 21ā32 point to AppamÄdavagga and so on.
This is a design choice (single verse on a page would break the text flow more and would thus be less friendly for reading than one vagga per page).
@HongDa perhaps there might be some magic which would redirect manually entered links like /dhp7 to the correct canonical link /dhp1-20?
Voice has such a magic, and so do EBT-Sites like Dhammaregen. You enter any number of a so called āvagga suttaā into the search field, and you get the correct vagga. I remember a discussion that SuttaCentral would also want to make something similar, but I donāt know when ā¦ Itās probably a question of priority, as there are many issues to solve and few people to do it.
However I donāt know if this id system is officially supported, meaning that it will be around for the long term. If the links did get updated on the index pages mentioned, at least they would fail gracefully if the ids stopped working.
When I try to click on member/user names or profile picture to see their profile, some work and some donāt. Some just very briefly twitch the screen. This has been going on for a week or two.
Iām using Safari 15.2 and I also tried Chrome and Firefox.