Hi Scott,
actually, questions (2) and (3) have the same nature: you have to use
special symbols and url encoding. For (2) this means:
tiddler Some Tiddler - file:///C:/path/to/TiddlyWiki.html#[[Some
Tiddler]] - file:///C:/path/to/TiddlyWiki.html#%5B%5BSome%20Tiddler%5D%5D
- [[link
I just have the same need, thanks for your post and would like to have some
contribution too.
Yakov's SharedTiddlersPlugin is a great solution.
However, if you want to use the old skill of [[TiddlyWiki.html#Tiddler]],
I just figure out a new trick:
use {{ }} to make it a word.
ex:
Thanks, Alan!
I would've thought that surely I'd tried that before — but maybe I
just assumed it wouldn't work, for some reason.
It works great here, on all my Windows machines — and seems to support
relative paths with ./ and ../, even!
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Thanks for reading my mind, Michael — the IncludePlugin is a bit of a
step left from what I was asking about initially, but I have a couple
of TWs that could really benefit from being tied together in that
way. I'm off to read up on how it works, how it affects search,
etc. ... .
Oh, and your
Just a thought..
in TiddlySpace (http://tiddlyspace.com) we allow the use of links
using wiki text in the form of [[titl...@spacename where this
generates a link to http://SpaceName.tiddlyspace.com/Title
(see http://system-plugins.tiddlyspace.com/#TiddlySpaceLinkPlugin)
What would be cool in this
Hi Jon,
Then if I wrote [[...@jonsnotebook
the wikifier might generate a link to
file://path/to/jon/notebook/index.html#X
That is a brilliant idea!
It would hugely extend the already great space-linking feature that
goes:
[[custom name|tiddle...@space
If not busting the regex's complexity
This is what I'm doing (not all real now, but all have been used)::
[[AddressBook|Alan'stwab.html]]
[[Glucose Tracking|Alan'sGlucoseTracking.html]]
[[TiddlyTaskAttacker|Alan'sTiddlyTaskAttacker.html]]
[[Alan's GtD file|Alans mgsd.html]]
Basically, I'm forgoing the 'file://' before relative links
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