When exporting a project, footnotes in individual chapters are misplaced about zettlr HOT 3 CLOSED

Alright, that was easy. Attached fix finally closes this problem.

Instead of manually reordering and renaming the footnotes, now I simply prepend them with the file's hash (which is unique), rendering the footnotes unique and preventing errors:

cnt = cnt.replace(/\[\^([\w]+?)\]/gm, (match, p1, offset, string) => ´[^${String(this.hash)}${p1}]´)

How Footnotes look in the temporary files:

References:

How footnotes look inside the files prior to export:

What the exported result looks like:

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I realize this is more of a pandoc issue

Nope, unfortunately this is completely at the fault of Zettlr =D

This is what I mentioned in issue #42. To reiterate:

The only thing that needed to change in the code (and this is something I have to do pretty quick) is to correctly number the footnotes on export (otherwise you'd have a footnote number 1 for each file, which would confuse Pandoc). This is not done currently, because I've had massive problems reordering the footnotes in the past.

In short: I need to do something about footnote renumbering on export, as in:

Internally, Zettlr "glues" the markdown files together and then exports them using pandoc. That means: While each individual file is loaded, I need to replace all footnotes based upon a general counter. Which is what I'll be doing in the next days for the next release, depending upon my speed!

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@nathanlesage Many thanks!!

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