Re: LYNX-DEV lynx bug with NAME value in anchors 2.7.1

[David Woolley]

> Error occurs on HTML code included below.

NO!  The error occurs IN the HTML code.  Lynx is implementing UNDEFINED
in a perfectly reasonable way.

E.g. quoting from HTML 4.0 (draft 8 July 1997):

   The A element
....
   name = cdata
      This attribute indicates that the element is being used to define
      an anchor.  The value of this attribute is a unique anchor name.  The
                                                   ^^^^^^
      scope of this name is the current document.  Note that this attribute
      shares the same name space as the id attribute.

(My ^^^^^)

> 
> Error is that "init.c" link leads to "Makefile" file if NAME values
> ("tex2html1") in the two achors are exactly the same, as below.  If one
> of the values is changed, the "init.c" link leads to "init.c".
> 
> <A NAME="tex2html1"
>  HREF="lab1/Makefile">Makefile</A>
> and
> <A NAME="tex2html1"
>  HREF="lab1/init.c">init.c</A>
> to your newly-created directory.