Thank you for the suggestion, but that does not provide the behaviour I
want. It substitutes the link text with its value from the json file.
What I want to do is istead of replacing the item, I want to show it, I
could use a Tiddler to get the same functionality but then then each
Glossary term is in a separate Tiddler with all the overhaeds in
maintenance that entails and they are not all in one place. I could tag
them with a Glossary tag and collect them under one Tiddler.
But I think it would be much simpler, to use the existing linking structure
and be able to go to a point in a Tiddler, and not just the Tiddler.
I hope that makes it clear.
On Tuesday, April 5, 2016 at 6:54:09 AM UTC+1, c pa wrote:
>
> You could use the regex filter to search the text of your glossary. Or you
> could convert your glossary to type=json
> title: glossary
> text:
>
> {
> "aTerm":"aDefiniton",
> "aSecondTerm":"aSecondDefinition"
> }
> Type: application/json
>
> And then link using: {{glossary##aTerm}}
>
>
>
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