https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=100137
--- Comment #8 from Martin Nathansen <[email protected]> ---
> ...Move the liked object to a shared folder (e.g. a network folder) and use an
> absolute path to the file on the shared folder.
This has nothing to do with my bugreport.
> This has nothing to do with LibreOffice and Linux...
It has. As I already mentioned above the bug does not occurs on MS Windows. I
tested it with OpenOffice 4.1 and LibreOffice 5.1 on Windows 7.
> ...That works the same way on Linux, OS X, and Windows
On Linux it is more difficult to resolve the paths, however it is possible:
1) retrieve the absolute path of the opened document (“ls -ali”, "readlink -m
<file>", "realpath()", or boost: "path absolute()", "path canonical()"..)
2) from there resolve the relative paths inside the document
> ...and moreover on any other application which can create and kind of
> links (e.g. HTML pages)
I tested the scenario with HTML files. At least Firefox is able to do the job,
even on Linux.
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