Hi there.
You're doing a great job! I just discovered TiddlyWiki and am experimenting
with it. I want to create a wiki for a club. It should be both, explaining
the structures and rules for Newcomers and being source for forms /
documents documents for the function owners to download/ / print out.
I want to link to documents, that are changed / updated from time to time.
The same (pdf-)file is linked to in multiple Tiddlers. When the file is
updated I want to update the link just once and being able to access it
from multiple Tiddlers
I experimented and a working solution is to use html:
I create one Tiddler with the name "description pdf" and the content:
"./file.xyz"
and I reference to it with "<a href={{description pdf}}
target="_blank">descriptive flowtext</a> in multiple Tiddlers.
So if the document is updated, I can change the content of the Tiddler
"description pdf" and all links in tie TiddlyWiki will refere to the new
file.
My first approach was using
[[ext]"descriptive flowtext"|{{description pdf}}]]
but thtat doesn't work.
I read about the difference in transluding and substitution in the
documentation but (may be in lack of language) I couldn't figure out a
nicer solution.
Is there a more elegante way to transclude a link? The workflow just isn't
very fluid when typing the obove. I would love to learn a
TiddlyText-version instead of the html-version.
Best regards
Hain
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