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 anyway for showing the path to follow!
After some test... (yes, I write as it comes and do not publish at each
step)
After the drag and drop I got a tiddler called "Untitled" containing the
(local) uri of the image.
Note : it is impossible to drag and drop successively several images in one
import, they are all called the same way so the last one replaces the
preceding. So you have to drag and drop 1 item, import, rename, repeat. If
you select several image at once, the imported tiddler will simply contain
a table with all the images' URI.
I've renamed my Untitled tiddler in MyImage.
Then I've made some tests:
{{MyImage}} -> as one could foresee, it displays the uri
[img[MyImage]] -> displays a placeholder. The img HTML element created has
an empty src attribute (<img src="">)
<$image source={{MyImage}}/> -> the picture is displayed
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