Nino Novak wrote:
But that's not what I meant. What I meant is like in the file system:
absolute paths start at the root. So e.g. (imaginary)
[[Documentation/UserGuide/GettingStarted/chapter1]]
is an absolute path, while relative paths start with the present
document's path, so to link to the above Page from another chapter,
let's say from
[[Documentation/UserGuide/GettingStarted/chapter2]]
you can simply write [[../chapter1]]
The only discrepancy is that path names starting with a slash are
interpreted as childs from the present document. So from the page
[[Documentation/UserGuide/GettingStarted]]
the link
[[/chapter1]] and [[/chapter2]] lead to the above subpages (and do not
represent absolute pathnames like in dos or unix filesystem naming
conventions).
Nino
Ah! I saw where you did that, and was impressed. Now you have taught me
more. Is that on one of those MediaWiki Help pages?
The Basic Guide is full of places where that would work, unless someone
wants to move pages between chapters; not very likely.
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/tj/
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