TOC not recognizing non-numbered sections

[Da Zhang]

Hi Brandon,

I started using the TOC, and I saw another strange behavior:
When I have #+OPTIONS: H:2 num:1 toc:t i.e., headline level (H:) > accepted number of section levels (num:), the TOC was generated, but the links of the non-numbered items on the TOC mess up. For example, try the following code for ox-twbs export and the behavior of links in the TOC. Thanks!

#+OPTIONS: H:2 num:1 toc:t
#+OPTIONS: \n:t
#+OPTIONS: ^:nil
#+OPTIONS: <:nil todo:t *:t ^:{} ::t |:t TeX:t

* Plan 
** 1 
** 2 
** 3 
** 4
* Summary 
** Important tasks/projects done this week 
** Drawbacks 
** Thoughts/Comments 
** Time usage

Thanks for looking into this.

Da

[Brandon van Beekum]

I created a document similar to what you describe, and it seemed to export ok. I put a bunch of content between each section to ensure table-of-contents links worked. Perhaps the behavior you are thinking is a bug, is just the somewhat unsatisfactory feeling of clicking on anchor links already visible?

Sorry if I'm misunderstanding! Here is link to example doc: http://clubctrl.com/org/prog/foo.html

[Da Zhang]

Can you try this org file instead? Also see the html file generated. Thanks!

Da

On Mon, Mar 7, 2016 at 4:08 PM, Brandon van Beekum <[e-mail]

wrote:

I created a document similar to what you describe, and it seemed to export
ok. I put a bunch of content between each section to ensure
table-of-contents links worked. Perhaps the behavior you are thinking is a
bug, is just the somewhat unsatisfactory feeling of clicking on anchor
links already visible?

Sorry if I'm misunderstanding! Here is link to example doc:
http://clubctrl.com/org/prog/foo.html

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[Brandon van Beekum]

I did, and it worked. Can you perhaps explain what the problem is more specifically?

[Da Zhang]

Thanks for the quick reply! I created a screen shot. When clicking
"Drawbacks", the entire TOC was highlighted, and the cursor was at Section
1.1.
[image: Inline image 1]

On Mon, Mar 7, 2016 at 4:21 PM, Brandon van Beekum <[e-mail]

wrote:

I did, and it worked. Can you perhaps explain what the problem is more
specifically?

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[Brandon van Beekum]

I couldn't see the screenshot, sorry! Perhaps try setting num:t and see if that helps. If you don't want headline numbering use whn:nil. I describe whn here.

[Da Zhang]

How about this time? Thanks for your
  help!

  Da


On 3/8/2016 2:11 AM, Brandon van Beekum
  wrote:


  I couldn't see the screenshot, sorry! Perhaps try setting num:t
    and see if that helps. If you don't want headline numbering use
    whn:nil. I describe whn here.
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[Da Zhang]

Can you share the org file header you used for generating
http://clubctrl.com/org/prog/foo.html
?
I want to figure out why my setting does not work.
Thank you.

Da