Broken links with Mathjax \eqref

[DavidPowell]

I have Mathjax equations within my slides, and I have enabled automatic equation with Mathjax autonumbering. I then create an equation label with \label and refer to it later with \eqref

For example, I create the following slide:

<section>
	\begin{equation} \label{straightline}
	y = mx+c
	\end{equation}
	
	Equation \eqref{straightline} is a straight line
</section>

The equation is numbered correctly, and the link to it has the correct number as well.

However, mathjax turns the \eqref into a link, which does not seem to work within reveal.js - it just jumps to the first slide.

Is there easy any way that such links could be corrected to point to the slide on which the equation appears?

Failing that, does anyone know how to stop mathjax from creating these hyperlinks? Cleary it is better to have no hyperlink rather than a broken one.

Note, in order to get auto-numbering working, I have the following mathjax config lines to my html file, in addition to including the math plugin

<script type="text/x-mathjax-config">
    MathJax.Hub.Config({
		TeX: { equationNumbers: { autoNumber: "AMS" } },
    });
</script>

[ndaman]

I am having the same issue (although with manual numbering and using \ref instead of \eqref), and would appreciate any advice.

For reference, although I write my equations in an external markdown file, I can see by inspecting elements that there is an <mtd id="mjx-eqn-eqref">..</mtd> generated, which the reference tries to link to using <a href="#mjx-eqn-eqref">...</a>

There are two issues I can see. One is that the href format is missing a /, it should read <a href="#/mjx-eqn-eqref">...</a> to link properly, but even when I force that change in the browser, it links to the first slide, but when I give the id "mjx-eqn-eqref" to the slide (and manually change the link) it does link as expected.

I'm not sure how to proceed from here, as it seems both a fix to how MathJax links are created and how internal links are handled with reveal.js are needed to solve this issue.

[chnchg]

I am using MathJax 3.1 and work around this problem by using the tagformat extension. The following will slide to the page of the referred equation upon click.

tagformat:{
    url:(id,base)=>{
        var i = Reveal.getIndices(document.getElementById(id).closest('section'));
        return 'javascript:Reveal.slide('+i.h+','+i.v+')';
    }
}

You can turn off the link by returning an empty string ''.