[Logiweb] references

[Martin Røpcke]

>> Also, I made a hyperlink and didn't notice that \href and 
>> \{lgwSomepageUrl} must be on the same line. But it appears so.
>
> I hope you mean {\lgwSomepageUrl} and not \{lgwSomepageUrl}.

Yes, sorry for misprinting.

> \href{\lgwBaseUrl}{base} denotes \href applied first to \lgwBaseUrl and then 
> base. The TeX manual states that spaces after a control sequence are
> ignored so that \href{\lgwBaseUrl}{base} and \href {\lgwBaseUrl}{base} mean 
> the same. A single newline counts as a space (two newlines count as a \par).
>
> If you omit braces, a command just takes the next two characters as arguments 
> so that \href abc means \href{a}{b}c.
>
> If you write \href\{lgwBaseUrl}{base} then \{ is a command for producing a 
> left brace so that \href\{lgwBaseUrl}{base} means
> \href{\{}{l}gwBaseUrl}{base} which is likely to fool TeX.

I wrote:

\href
{\lgwSomepageUrl}{...}

where the line break was done by my editor. The result was a long url 
in the pdf document that didn't quite make sense to me:

diku.dk/cgibin/cginetd/grue/relay/go/...

where the ... stands for a numeric reference I couldn't make out.

Regard,

Martin