Fixed state machine link

binaryphile · Dec 9, 2013 · 7d974cb · 7d974cb
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diff --git a/content/developer/core/orders.md b/content/developer/core/orders.md
@@ -13,7 +13,7 @@ Orders have the following attributes:
 * `item_total`: The sum of all the line items for this order.
 * `adjustment_total`: The sum of all adjustments on this order.
 * `total`: The result of the sum of the `item_total` and the `adjustment_total`.
-* `state`: The current state of the order. To read more about the states an order goes through, read [The Order State Machine](#state_machine) section of this guide.
+* `state`: The current state of the order. To read more about the states an order goes through, read [The Order State Machine](#the_order_state_machine) section of this guide.
 * `email`: The email address for the user who placed this order. Stored in case this order is for a guest user.
 * `user_id`: The ID for the corresponding user record for this order. Stored only if the order is placed by a signed-in user.
 * `completed_at`: The timestamp of when the order was completed.
@@ -108,4 +108,4 @@ If you change any aspect of an `Order` object within code and you wish to update
 
 For example, if you create or modify an existing payment for the order which would change the order's `payment_state` to a different value, calling `update!` will cause the `payment_state` to be recalculated for that order.
 
-Another example is if a `LineItem` within the order had its price changed. Calling `update!` will cause the totals for the order to be updated, the adjustments for the order to be recalculated, and then a final total to be established.
+Another example is if a `LineItem` within the order had its price changed. Calling `update!` will cause the totals for the order to be updated, the adjustments for the order to be recalculated, and then a final total to be established.