Broken links fix on all chapters

jacobian · Mar 26, 2013 · ebd3449 · ebd3449
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diff --git a/chapter01.rst b/chapter01.rst
@@ -360,5 +360,7 @@ to database design, to deployment -- feel free to ask questions online.
 What's Next
 -----------
 
-In .. _chapter2: chapter02.rst/, we'll get started with Django, covering installation and
-initial setup.
+In `Chapter 2`_, we'll get started with Django, covering installation and
+initial setup.
+
+.. _Chapter 2: chapter02.rst/
diff --git a/chapter02.rst b/chapter02.rst
@@ -500,4 +500,6 @@ What's Next?
 ============
 
 Now that you have everything installed and the development server running,
-you're ready to :doc: learn the basics .. _chapter3: chapter03.rst/ of serving Web pages with Django.
+you're ready to :doc: learn the basics `Chapter 3`_, of serving Web pages with Django.
+
+.. _Chapter 3: chapter03.rst/
diff --git a/chapter03.rst b/chapter03.rst
@@ -911,4 +911,6 @@ core concepts, but in the real world, this is nearly always a bad idea.
 
 Django ships with a simple yet powerful template engine that allows you to
 separate the design of the page from the underlying code. We'll dive into
-Django's template engine in the :doc:`next chapter <chapter04>`.
+Django's template engine in the :doc:`next chapter `Chapter 4`_.
+
+.. _Chapter 4: chapter04.rst/
diff --git a/chapter04.rst b/chapter04.rst
@@ -1610,5 +1610,7 @@ Many modern Web sites are *database-driven*: the content of the Web site is
 stored in a relational database. This allows a clean separation of data and logic
 (in the same way views and templates allow the separation of logic and display.)
 
-The :doc:`next chapter <chapter05>` covers the tools Django gives you to
+The :doc:`next chapter `Chapter 5`_ covers the tools Django gives you to
 interact with a database.
+
+.. _Chapter 4: chapter04.rst/
diff --git a/chapter05.rst b/chapter05.rst
@@ -1379,5 +1379,7 @@ user-submitted form data.
 
 But in some cases, you or your team might need to enter data manually, in which
 case it would be helpful to have a Web-based interface for entering and
-managing data. The :doc:`next chapter <chapter06>` covers Django's admin interface, which exists
+managing data. The :doc:`next chapter `Chapter 6`_ covers Django's admin interface, which exists
 precisely for that reason.
+
+.. _Chapter 6: chapter06.rst/
diff --git a/chapter06.rst b/chapter06.rst
@@ -984,5 +984,7 @@ What's Next?
 ============
 
 So far we've created a few models and configured a top-notch interface for
-editing data. In the :doc:`next chapter <chapter07>`, we'll move on to the real "meat and potatoes"
+editing data. In the :doc:`next chapter `Chapter 7`_, we'll move on to the real "meat and potatoes"
 of Web development: form creation and processing.
+
+.. _Chapter 7: chapter07.rst/
diff --git a/chapter07.rst b/chapter07.rst
@@ -1279,5 +1279,7 @@ After these first seven chapters, you should know enough to start writing your
 own Django projects. The rest of the material in this book will help fill in the
 missing pieces as you need them.
 
-We'll start in :doc:`chapter08` by doubling back and taking a closer look at views
+We'll start in `Chapter 8`_ by doubling back and taking a closer look at views
 and URLconfs (introduced first in :doc:`chapter03`).
+
+.. _chapter8: chapter08.rst/
diff --git a/chapter08.rst b/chapter08.rst
@@ -1130,4 +1130,4 @@ This chapter has provided many advanced tips and tricks for views and URLconfs.
 Next, in `Chapter 9`_, we'll give this advanced treatment to Django's template
 system.
 
-.. _Chapter 9: ../chapter09/
+.. _Chapter 9: ../chapter09/
diff --git a/chapter09.rst b/chapter09.rst
@@ -1294,4 +1294,4 @@ What's Next
 Continuing this section's theme of advanced topics, the `next chapter`_ covers
 advanced usage of Django models.
 
-.. _next chapter: ../chapter10/
+.. _next chapter: chapter10.rst/
diff --git a/chapter10.rst b/chapter10.rst
@@ -598,4 +598,4 @@ What's Next?
 In the `next chapter`_, we'll show you Django's "generic views" framework, which
 lets you save time in building Web sites that follow common patterns.
 
-.. _next chapter: ../chapter11/
+.. _next chapter: chapter11.rst/
diff --git a/chapter11.rst b/chapter11.rst
@@ -518,4 +518,4 @@ recommended reading if you want to get the most out of this powerful feature.
 This concludes the section of this book devoted to "advanced usage." In the
 `next chapter`_, we cover deployment of Django applications.
 
-.. _next chapter: ../chapter12/
+.. _next chapter: chapter12.rst/
diff --git a/chapter12.rst b/chapter12.rst
@@ -1073,7 +1073,7 @@ Of course, selecting memcached does you no good if you don't actually use it.
 framework, and use it everywhere possible. Aggressive, preemptive caching is
 usually the only thing that will keep a site up under major traffic.
 
-.. _Chapter 15: ../chapter15/
+.. _Chapter 15: chapter15.rst/
 
 Join the Conversation
 ---------------------
@@ -1092,4 +1092,4 @@ What's Next?
 
 The remaining chapters focus on other Django features that you may or may not
 need, depending on your application. Feel free to read them in any order you
-choose.
+choose.
diff --git a/chapter13.rst b/chapter13.rst
@@ -986,4 +986,4 @@ Next, we'll continue to dig deeper into the built-in tools Django gives you.
 `Chapter 14`_ looks at all the tools you need to provide user-customized
 sites: sessions, users, and authentication.
 
-.. _Chapter 14: ../chapter14/
+.. _Chapter 14: chapter14.rst/
diff --git a/chapter15.rst b/chapter15.rst
@@ -758,4 +758,4 @@ What's Next?
 Django ships with a number of "contrib" packages -- optional features that can
 make your life easier. We've already covered a few of these: the admin site
 (Chapter 6) and the session/user framework (Chapter 14). The next chapter
-covers more of the "contributed" subframeworks.
+covers more of the "contributed" subframeworks.
diff --git a/chapter16.rst b/chapter16.rst
@@ -946,4 +946,4 @@ and/or after every request and can modify requests and responses at will, to
 extend the framework. In the `next chapter`_, we'll discuss Django's built-in
 middleware and explain how you can write your own.
 
-.. _next chapter: ../chapter17/
+.. _next chapter: chapter17.rst/
diff --git a/chapter17.rst b/chapter17.rst
@@ -389,4 +389,4 @@ Web developers and database-schema designers don't always have the luxury of
 starting from scratch. In the `next chapter`_, we'll cover how to integrate with
 legacy systems, such as database schemas you've inherited from the 1980s.
 
-.. _next chapter: ../chapter18/
+.. _next chapter: chapter18.rst/
diff --git a/chapter18.rst b/chapter18.rst
@@ -299,4 +299,4 @@ framework (and the hard work of Django's volunteer translators). The
 `next chapter`_ explains how to use this framework to provide localized Django
 sites.
 
-.. _next chapter: ../chapter19/
+.. _next chapter: chapter19.rst/
diff --git a/chapter20.rst b/chapter20.rst
@@ -516,5 +516,5 @@ your Django projects.
 We wish you the best of luck in running your Django site, whether it's a little
 toy for you and a few friends, or the next Google.
 
-.. _Chapter 14: ../chapter14/
-.. _Chapter 16: ../chapter16/
+.. _Chapter 14: chapter14.rst/
+.. _Chapter 16: chapter16.rst/