Tex4ebook - reference within endnote / footnote reference

Question

I use references to other endnotes within an endnote.
Example:
usepackage{endnotes}
renewcommand{footnote}{endnote}

...

footnote{... siehe Fußnote textsuperscript{ref{org4b3dd1c}}

(tex is generated from org).
If I create the ebook, this gives an error in the epubcheck (in German: "Fragmentbezeichner ist nicht angegeben.") and the linking does not work (the link is not set correctly in the xhtml). I don't really care about the actual linking (see Fußnote xy is enough), but it would be nice if I could keep the references in my tex/org file and if they appear with the right number. In fact, it is already like that - so ok for me - but I have to get rid of the error due to a submission process.
Kind regards
Hartmut
Sorry, I wasn't precise enough - it is about a reference to footnote in a footnote. Your modified example:
documentclass{article}

usepackage{endnotes}
renewcommand{footnote}{endnote}

usepackage{lipsum}
begin{document}
title{Hello world}
author{Michal}
maketitle

section{Hello}
lipsum[1-2]

section{Second section}

Some textfootnote{a first footnote label{org4b3dd1c}}

Some textfootnote{second footnote with ref to first onetextsuperscript{ref{org4b3dd1c}}}
lipsum[3-4]

section{Third section}

lipsum[5-6]

theendnotes

end{document}

This leads to an error in the epubcheck.
KR

michal.h21 · Answer

Edit: The sample TeX document in the updated question contains label inside endnote command. TeX4ht normally supports labels out of the box, but endnote uses low-level way of defining of the labels, so we need to put the destination link by hand. Try the following .cfg file: Preamble{xhtml} Configure{enoteformat} {Link{enmark-endnoteN}{ennote-endnoteN}} {EndLinkAnchorLabel} begin{document} EndPreamble This is copy of configuration from TeX4ht sources, with the addition of the AnchorLabel command. It will insert the destination link for the current label. This is the generated HTML code for your endnote with label:

¹ a first footnote

is the destination, as you can see from the endnote that references it:

² second footnote with ref to first one ¹

Original answer: You didn't provide full example, so it is hard to guess. The following example seems to produce a good result: documentclass{article} usepackage{endnotes} renewcommand{footnote}{endnote} usepackage{lipsum} begin{document} title{Hello world} author{Michal} maketitle section{Hello}label{org4b3dd1c} lipsum[1-2] section{Second section} Some textfootnote{siehe Fußnote textsuperscript{ref{org4b3dd1c}}} lipsum[3-4] section{Third section} lipsum[5-6] theendnotes end{document} Epubcheck doesn't find any error for the resulting Epub file and the link to the section works correctly. The endnotes section looks like this:

Tex4ebook - reference within endnote / footnote reference

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