Thanks BJ,
That approach is worth remembering, but it creates an untitled tiddler with
a link that contains a long absolute file name. By the time I've taken all
the steps to massage it back into a proper tiddler with an appropriate
title, [img] tags, and relative path (the only pathing that ma
Hi Julie
Try dragging the link into an open tiddler. File:/// works for me. I am
running linux.
Birthe
Den lørdag den 20. september 2014 13.17.56 UTC+2 skrev Julie:
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> I've first tried files:/// which retuns an error message saying that
> Firefox doesn't know this protocole.
> With file://
I've first tried files:/// which retuns an error message saying that
Firefox doesn't know this protocole.
With file:/// , file:// or file: nothing happens.
After asking the web developer who shares my live, I've got the answer: the
disk has to be specified, for example file:///C:/
Many thanks a
try typing only "file:" into the address bar (file:/// is linux), its not
a plugin
On Saturday, September 20, 2014 8:59:01 AM UTC+2, Julie wrote:
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>> That sounds awesome, but I can't figure out how to make it working.
> Don't you need a Firefox extension for that? Maybe (10s Google s
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> That sounds awesome, but I can't figure out how to make it working.
Don't you need a Firefox extension for that? Maybe (10s Google search)
Firefly?
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Hi Mark, you can achieve this by using firefox as a file browser. - type
file:/// into a tabs address bar to start the file browser - files dragged
and dropped from here will appear as links in the tiddlywiki
cheers
BJ
On Friday, September 19, 2014 2:50:20 AM UTC+2, Mark S. wrote:
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> If you d
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