When I am on the Android Joplin app and I attempt to click an In-line link to another note it takes me to the top of the note rather than the specific header.
My links are setup as: [Another Note](link#header-2 ← Edit: Intentionally removed the end parenthesis so it doesn't turn into a link here.
But this link, rather than take me to Header 2 of "Another Note", just takes me to the top of "Another Note".
The same link works fine on the desktop Joplin application, and up until ~2 weeks ago, this worked fine on my Android app as well.
This is really frustrating me as I have a lot of these type of links that go to specific parts within a note. Going to the note itself is way less useful.
@personalizedrefriger Do you think there could be a similar issue with the TinyMCE editor on desktop? See the steps to re-create in this post where the "Outline" plugin appears to be scrolling to wherever the cursor position is (instead of the clicked heading) in the rich text editor in recent joplin versions: A markdown outline sidebar plugin for Joplin - #152 by bwat47
Ctrl + clicking on a link that includes a heading anchor does seem to work on desktop though
Do you think there could be a similar issue with the TinyMCE editor on desktop?
I'm not sure... The Outline plugin uses scrollToHash and the scrollToHash command does still seem to work in the desktop app with TinyMCE. I'm testing by running joplin.commandService.execute('scrollToHash', 'some-heading-hash-here') from the Joplin development tools (with Joplin in dev mode).
Yeah this seems like it may be some kind of race condition with the outline plugin (due to it running the different scroll commands for the markdown/rich text editor back to back), modifying the code to explicitly check if the markdown editor is active and only trigger the scrollToLine command when the markdown editor is active seems to fix it