ADA/ABA guide links to the standards don't work

[RSD-accessboard]

create a regular expression to link to the standards page directly to the section. Should be straightforward with the enhanced ADA version, a bit more challenging with architectural barriers act version because they on separate pages

Kathy are you comfortable with regular expressions? Or should I take on this

[kengdoj]

Better for you to handled this @RSD-accessboard. I don't know how to do this.

[bruce-usab]

This will be nice, but I think it can wait until post launch. We have six business days.

[RSD-accessboard]

I made some good progress with the ADA guides, but then it turns out there’s a bunch of links that don’t use the consistent formatting. I might take another stab at it or we will just have some links that work and some don’t.

Here are my notes on the regular expressions I had to create in case anyone wants to learn Hint hint

ADA Standards [ADA Standards]({{ site.baseurl }}/ada/)

To change bold to heading level in markdown search: **(.)**\ Or **(.)** (*remember to use regular expression and make sure match new line is not checked)

replace:

\1

$1

*Visual Studio code uses $'s instead of \'s

to find the 3 digit section links used in the ADA guides [[§([0-9][0-9][0-9])]((.*))] and replace with new website link [[§$1]({{ site.baseurl }}/ada/#ada-$1)]

To find the XXX.X section links used in the ADA guides [[§([0-9][0-9][0-9]).([0-9])]((.*))] and replace with new website link [[§$1.$2]({{ site.baseurl }}/ada/#ada-$1_$2)]

To find the next XXX.XX section links like 404.10 [[§([0-9][0-9][0-9]).([0-9][0-9])]((.*))] And replace with the new website link [[§$1.$2]({{ site.baseurl }}/ada/#ada-$1_$2)]

To find the XXX.X.X section links [[§([0-9][0-9][0-9]).([0-9]).([0-9])]((.*))]

and replace with [[§$1.$2.$3]({{ site.baseurl }}/ada/#ada-$1$2$3)]

ABA to find the 3 digit section links used in the ABA guides [[§F([0-9][0-9][0-9])]((.*))]

[bruce-usab]

Thanks for posting the regular expressions!

[kengdoj]

ugh i guess i'll learn how to do this :-/. I'll start with the aba guides...

[kengdoj]

where is the UFAS file located? it is linked from the aba ch 1 guide

[RSD-accessboard]

{{ site.baseurl }}/ufas/

_Pages/guidelines-standards/ufas.html

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where is the UFAS file located? it is linked from the aba ch 1 guide

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[kengdoj]

Links in the ABA guides should be good.