Antti,
You're right it was the wrong list, but I may be able to
shed a little light.
I think the problem is that any time you have a # in the
last element of a URL, the code parsing the URL will look
for a file with a name that matches the URL up to the #,
and look for an anchor within that file with a name that
matches whatever comes after the #.
So, in your case, I suspect fop is looking for an anchor
named 1_1.svg inside a file at the URL: file:/C:/Temp/test123/m2
Since there is no file of that name at that URL, it fails.
I know Firefox (and most likely other browsers) will act
this way, but I'm not 100% sure about fop. But, I wouldn't
be surprised if it works the same way.
Hope that helps.
Dick Hamilton
http://managingwriters.com
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> Sorry, wrong list, this was meant for the fop list.
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