> Suppose 'home' and 'away' are the host names of two machines on an
> intranet which has ad.min.com as its domain name and also suppose that
> there is a Fossil repository and server installed and running on
> home.ad.min.com <http://home.ad.min.com/> on port 8080. A browser
> running on away can access the wiki at http://home.ad.min.com:8080/home,
> assuming default Fossil configurations.
>
> Using wiki markup, the home machine refers to another wiki page on the
> home repository by specifying, for example,
>
> [otherPage]
>
> The html source viewed by the home site is
>
> <a href-"http://localhost:8080/wiki?name=otherPage";>otherPage</a>
>
> but viewed from the away machine's browser the source is
>
> <a
> href-"http://home.ad.min.com:8080wiki?name=otherPage";>otherPage</a>
>
> which is of course what you want. The home machine can also refer to a
> page of embedded documentation using markup like
>
> [http://localhost:8080/doc/tip/docDir/embeddedDocFile.wiki|otherEmbedded
> Page]
>
To refer to one embedded doc from another, you should be doing
[./embeddedDocFile.wiki|otherEmbeddedPage]
i.e. a relative link.
To refer from a wiki page to an embedded doc, do
[/doc/tip/docDir/embeddedDocFile.wiki|EmbeddedPage]
For examples of the former in Fossil's own repository, see index.wiki, for
the latter, see the wiki page Branching.
Eric
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