Thanks for sharing the macro. I use a slightly different one
\define img(img, img_url)
<a href="http://localhost:8084/$img_url$"; target="_blank"><img src=
"http://localhost:8084/$img$"/></a>
\end
because I want to link to the image: the image I display is a scaled-down
version of the linked one. Even on the portable edition of TW5, I could
never manage to get the right combination of ext and img to do the right
thing.
michele
On Monday, May 11, 2015 at 1:12:06 AM UTC+2, Mark S. wrote:
>
>
> Ok, using Michele's idea for http-server running on port 8084, I can
> define a macro like this:
>
> *\define images(image:"Bugs Bunny")*
> *<$macrocall $name="imagepath" image="$image$" path={{imagePath1}} />*
> *\end*
> *\define imagepath(image:"a",path:"b")*
> *[img[$path$$image$]]*
> *\end*
>
> Then with tiddler imagePath1 like this:
>
> http://192.168.1.103:8084/TW-Images/
>
>
>
> *I can insert an image like this*
> *<<images myimage.jpg>>*
>
> It serves up on my desktop and local device OK. Presumably I could change
> the path whenever I needed.
>
> But this would mean changing all my image references to macros. And the
> _canonical_uri thing doesn't work. What I would prefer is if there was a
> way to "hook" a macro to the existing image links and insert the path
> before the image is rendered.
>
> Mark
>
>
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