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this may have been asked already but I cant really find it (most likely because of how I word it),
I have a composite project made of many smaller projects (svn:external linked) but when the http link is clicked (browse repo) it shows nothing, how do I get it to show links to the svn:externals to show up in the http?
Direct access on a SVN repository via HTTP and a Web-browser is not the intended way to use it. The HTTP protocol is for the SVN client – that it works with browsers, too is coincidence because of the used HTTP protocol.
The only way to see svn:externals properties would be a repository browsing web-application such as WebSVN or ViewCV.
Unfortunately displaying svn:externals properties is not implemented in WebSVN (see enhancement request) but it looks like what you are searching for is working in ViewCV since version 1.1.3.