I found a problem with the @link phpdoc parameter.

The link it creates in the help popup will only be clickable if you have a certain number of lines.. I think. This is a
tough one to narrow down. if I put @link on the first line or even all alone in the phpdoc the link doesn't work. If I
have 3 line items in the PHPDoc block, the @link will only work if it is the second line; If I put it first or third it
doesn't work. It also has issues with placement. If I use @link with a phpdoc around a variable the online doc shows
right after the title line. If it is around a function the @link section shows at the bottom where it probably should as
it looks best. I think the @var variable may be part of the issue as well in relation to the formatting. @var's seem to
get placed at the bottom no matter what.

I hope I made some sense of this issue.

Btw, here is the code segment I used to test this with: (try taking stuff away around the @link to reproduce)

class User {

/**
 * mysqli Resource
 * @var mysqli $db
 * @link http://www.coresolutions.ca/index.php
 * @return void
 */
  public $db;
}

Thanks.