[emacs-wiki-discuss] [bug #5111] Remember does not DTRT with multiple pages to link to

[Michael Olson]

URL:
  <http://gna.org/bugs/?func=detailitem&item_id=5111>

                 Summary: Remember does not DTRT with multiple pages to link
to
                 Project: Planner.el and related modules
            Submitted by: mwolson
            Submitted on: Friday 01/20/06 at 20:08
                Category: Source
                Priority: 1 - Later
                Severity: 3 - Normal
                  Status: None
                 Privacy: Public
             Assigned to: None
        Originator Email: 
             Open/Closed: Open

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Details:

I recently switched my home planner to (setq planner-use-day-pages nil) and
discovered that when I use remember and try to list multiple pages to link
to, that remember seems to add that note to what ever *page* was listed in
the minibuffer.

So, for example, if I got the prompt:

  Page: (default: MainPage)

And I just hit RET, then the note goes to MainPage.
If I enter:

  FooBar

The note gets entered only on page FooBar, and if FooBar doesn't
exist, it gets created.

If I enter:

  Foo Bar

Meaning I want this note on both the pages Foo and Bar, then I get a new page
created called 'Foo Bar'.

At first I thought it was because I wasn't using good WikiNames, but then I
tried saving something to both 'MainPage' and 'GoodBeer', and that resulted
in the buffer 'MainPage GoodBeer'.

I've checked that planner-multi-separator is set to space.

Also, if I take the default of MainPage, then use planner-multi-xref-note, it
does the same thing if I specify multiple pages in the minibuffer.  But if I
invoke p-m-x-n mulitple times with a different name each time, it does the
right thing (if you can call doing that "the right thing" :)







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