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I'm not saying he saw it and deliberetly got Boone to go up there and as a result of this die because he thought the island wanted it, so it would give him the use of his legs back.
But it's not the kind of think you would/should ignore, the hatch was in his vision and that's real, the jungle - it's real, the beach craft, also real, so why did he not see injured Boone as real?
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It's a good point. The realistic elements of the vision did far outweigh the unreal elements - esspecially Boone uttering "Teresa falls up the stairs, Teresa falls down the stairs" so I'm surprised that finding out the story behind this didn't alert Locke to the realism more - although he was overcome with his tunnel vision at the time and all that mattered was getting to the plane - so he could have easily considered this a sign that he was on the right path, as he had uncovered a mystery that the island tantalized him with in the vision.
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He did try to get Boone to come down - he seemed to have changed his mind and realised that it was in fact real, but he realised too late. It was quite obvious that a plane hanging off the edge of a cliff isn't safe and he should have made the connection of that and his vision.
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Ahh - a Boone fan who'll admit that Locke tried to gete Boone to come down *hugs*
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(p.s. Sorry for rambling - didn't know how else to get my point across)
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Nothing wrong with a good ramble lol.