Activating radio links when agenda called

Activating radio links when agenda called

[Matthew Lundin]

Hi everyone, 

When I load an org file into a buffer using find-file, radio targets
(i.e., triple bracket targets such as <<<MyTarget>>>) are
automatically activated and the corresponding plain text (My Target)
is turned into a link.

However, when my org files are loaded into buffers by calling the
agenda for the first time, radio targets are not activated. Instead, I
have to use C-c C-c to activate the links.

Since I usually open all my org files by calling the agenda, I'd like
to have the links activated right away. Is there perhaps a setting
that will change this behavior?

Regards,

Matt

Re: Activating radio links when agenda called

[Carsten Dominik]

Hi Matt,

wow, this was a serious bug, fixed now, thanks.

- Carsten

On Dec 4, 2008, at 4:05 PM, Matthew Lundin wrote:

>
> Hi everyone,
>
> When I load an org file into a buffer using find-file, radio targets
> (i.e., triple bracket targets such as <<<MyTarget>>>) are
> automatically activated and the corresponding plain text (My Target)
> is turned into a link.
>
> However, when my org files are loaded into buffers by calling the
> agenda for the first time, radio targets are not activated. Instead, I
> have to use C-c C-c to activate the links.
>
> Since I usually open all my org files by calling the agenda, I'd like
> to have the links activated right away. Is there perhaps a setting
> that will change this behavior?
>
> Regards,
>
> Matt
>
>
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