1. Some kind of search and replace would probably be the fastest way to update links from linking to "bib.html" to linking to "bibliography.html". See https://dynalist.io/d/zUP-nIWu2FFoXH-oM7L7d9DM#z=qvnb1tyGX-Zfd0n7kl_Moj-d&q=replace for several tools. Obviously, thinking through your file naming conventions carefully beforehand will save you headaches later.
2. Showing a list of tiddlers in another file that link to a tiddler in the present file, as far as I know, is impossible. On Thursday, November 5, 2020 at 1:40:48 AM UTC-6 Victor Dorneanu wrote: > Hi everybody, > > somehow I must have missed the notifications for this thread. First of all > thanks for your replies. I didn't know TW-Searchwikis before and I think > that for searching tiddlers in multiple wikis that's definitely the perfect > tool. > > As for "links between multiple wikis" I'll try to give a more > comprehensive explanation: > > > - the reason why I've splitted "concerns"/domains/contexts in multiple > wikis is because of the size: I don't want to have a big bloated wiki, > instead I want to have multiple ones > - one for the zettelkasten > - one for the bibliography > - individual ones for several domains like IT security, nutrition, > sports etc. > - one for collection of bookmarks > - etc. > - now when I create links e.g. from the *zettelkasten* to the > *bibliography* wiki, I also need to specify the location of the wiki > as well (like I've described at the beginning of this thread) > - imagine after some years you'll have hundreds of links from one > wiki to another > - let's say the location of one wiki changes (bib.html changes to > bibliography.html) > - then I'll have to update the links to reflect the new wiki > location (bibliography.html) > - and that's what I mean by "elegant" > - regardless of the method I use to interlink between multiple > wikis there should be a way to update multiple links easily > - and this solution should also work in 15 years :D > - one thing that is not solved yet (at least I haven't found a > solution): > - let's stick to the *zettelkasten* -> *bibliography* example (you > have several tiddlers in *zettelkasten* containing links to > tiddlers in *bibliography*) > - inserting links in the *zettelkasten* to some tiddlers in the > *bibliography* wiki is easy (I still use the macro mentioned before) > - but how do I show *backlinks* in the *bibliography* wiki? > - more specific: how can I show which tiddlers in the > *zettelkasten* wiki point to _this_ specific tiddler in the > *bibliography* wiki? > > I hope my post is not that confusing. I'm looking forward to your comments > and suggestions. > > Victor > On Thursday, November 5, 2020 at 7:05:57 AM UTC+1 TW Tones wrote: > >> Victor, >> >> I will backup David's suggestion of Mohammad's searchWikis because you >> can link to specific tiddler in another wiki but they key is what you want >> to achieve. >> >> The first rule is you can do anything with links you can on any website, >> use permalinks and permaviews, drag and drop between wikis, iframe one in >> another and create link that open in the the same target windows/tab. Bob >> or bobexe is critical if you may open the same wiki for edit in different >> tabs, windows or browsers. >> >> Copy to clipboard is a way to take a search string from one wiki to >> another and a lot more can be done. >> >> I recently responded to someone else's questions on the same subject and >> someone else was talking about capturing bookmarks with tiddlywiki which >> can include tiddlywiki itself. >> >> Regards >> Tones >> >> >> On Sunday, 13 September 2020 20:29:22 UTC+10, Victor Dorneanu wrote: >>> >>> I don't know if this topic has been discussed somewhere else, but I'd >>> like to know if there is any "elegant" solution how to create links between >>> tiddlers in different wikis. >>> >>> I've recently found Tobi Beer's quick'n'dirty solution >>> <https://tobibeer.github.io/TiddlyWiki5/> which uses several macros to >>> have something like: >>> >>> <<. docs Documentation>> >>> >>> to link to a tiddler called "Documentation" in the "docs" wiki. If you >>> look at *$:/editions/docs *you'll see a "src" field where the location >>> of the wiki is specified (in that case docs.html). >>> >>> I use the same approach for my personal Zettelkasten >>> <http://brainfck.org/> where I have: >>> >>> 1) one TW instance (single HTML file) for the knowledge base >>> 2) one TW instance (single HTML file) for bibliography and sources (web >>> articles etc.) >>> >>> Are there any other ways to implement this? Thanks in advance. >>> >>> KR, >>> Victor >>> >> -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWiki" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/tiddlywiki/02c3d4ac-ab0c-4a13-9751-299335e84c46n%40googlegroups.com.
