>
> No-no, i definitely don't want several TDs launched. I just got rid of the 
> mess that caused. :)
>

This was just a warning, if you wanted to do this. But that is what I 
understood as "INSIDE TiddlyDesktop"
 

>  
>
>> Have you tried using an iframe? I would test it, but I think I need to 
>> reboot to get tiddlydesktop working again.
>>
>  
> Ermmmm... nooo... and I don't think I know how to implement it to what I 
> want in this particular situation. :)
>

These worked for me from inside a TiddlyDesktop wiki

   - the first one is to a wiki served by TiddlyServer, 
   - the second a tiddlywiki on disk
   - The third to a bob served wiki, in fact to a specific tiddler.


<iframe src=
'http://127.0.4.81/Development/!SandboxWikis/InterpretingIT-Wiki.html' 
frameborder="0" width="1024"; height="600"></iframe>

<iframe src='C:\Data\TW5\Instances\BigData.html' frameborder="0" width=
"1024"; height="600"></iframe>

<iframe src='http://127.0.4.85:8081/Scratch#Toolbar%20select%20test' 
frameborder="0" width="1024"; height="600"></iframe>


Added value comes from this;

   - You can drag and drop between wikis in an iframe
   - I use width="100%" to fill the tiddler
   - f

 

>  
>
>> On Question 2 
>>
>> I created very simple .bat and .cmd files like "test.bat" and "test.cmd" 
> with "TOTALCMD64.EXE C:\Windows". And if executed in total commander, 
> windows explorer or cmd - it works fine and does what it should. But if I 
> make an external link to it [[Testing|file:///c:\Program 
> Files\totalcmd\test.bat]] and click in TiddlyDesktop - nothing happens. 
> Well, "almost nothing". I see it blinks with a black window (looks like it 
> launches cmd), but after that nothing happes, it doesn't launch 
> TOTALCMD64.EXE that is in .bat or .cmd.
>
>
This launches a cmd file I made
<a title={{!!tooltip}} href="file:///C:\Data\batches\runnetworkcheck.cmd" > 
Go</a>

Note I am not using the internal link format, of [[name|link]] but the html 
a tag to reference an external address.

However I just tested this and it worked
[[Go|file:///C:\Data\batches\runnetworkcheck.cmd]]

Maybe something is misspelled?


> I knew this should be easy. Thanks! 
>

Your Welcome
Tony

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