Hi Mario, > uique ID (checksum)?
Well, actually perhaps the most simple paragraph count actually does the trick. > all references are broken, if they are not dynamically rewritten. What I have in mind is to... * either keep a full index of hash tags updated in memory * dynamically load something more resembling search results > Linking from external sources to one of your paragraphs imo > will allways be broken after some time. (1/2 a year, 1-2 years ...) I guess the example of Chris implementation wasn't really a good one. It might have given the idea that url-style-references and permalinks to paragraphs were in the focus... which they are not. So actually, what I have in mind really is a kind of search function with perhaps a smart pre-indexing and the ability to show search results in the context of a surrounding paragraph or section. These search results could be invoked via macro or even by detecting hashtags when rendering a tiddler and turning them into links, which upon click would open a corresponding (shadow-)tiddler with the search results for this hashtag... all on the fly and most certainly updated with any tiddler updates. Thinking this further, calling such a shadow tiddler via permalink would actually display hashtag search results when a tw loads... how cool would that be? Again, hashtag prefixes might be any in a number of different prefixes, not just #. So when you click on a hashtag, you might want to not only see other contents where it is contained but also other hash tags that start by the same prefix... perhaps by opening a slider containing a list of all alike hastags, perhaps again as a slider which - when opened - immediately displays the search results for a given hashtag. Tobias. -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWiki" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected]. For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/tiddlywiki?hl=en.
