Superb -- maybe you could node up those links, so that others can more easily find those references, plus any others you like... I think it suffices to node them this way: [http://www.SITE.net/some/url/file.htm] for instance. You should also be able to make the link appear with some specified name by doing it like this: [link display, name even a WikiWord or any text, etc.|http://www.SITE.net/some/url/file.htm] -- (ie, [name|URL] ), that's a 'pipe' character to separate the URL from the name... my longer example highlights that even a wikiword used in the display name will link to the url, not to the wikiword (^|
Ciao, Ben Barrett On Sat, 14 Jun 2003 14:02:35 -0700 Marc Baber <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: | Thanks Ben-- that's exactly what I needed! | | Marc | | Ben Barrett wrote: | | >I'm not exactly sure, but I think you want to know more about what | >many wiki enthusiasts term "noding", ie making and editing nodes on a | >wiki. You can learn a lot about 'wikiwiki' at a root of wiki culture, | >the Portland Pattern Repository: | > | >http://c2.com/cgi/wiki?WelcomeVisitors | > | >Be sure to check out this node, and all its links: | > | >http://c2.com/cgi/wiki?WikiWikiWeb | > | >And then shift gears, and learn about the way things are done over at | >http://everything2.net/ | >Be sure to examine the "Getting Started" guide, and the FAQ. | > | >Everything2 is a special case (and IMO a worthy one!), but c2.com | >will explain the core mechanics, history, and ideologies of wikis in | >general. | > Our user group's wiki is a phpwiki, I believe, which I use for some | >personal information management(as did my previous employer). Twiki | >has been enjoyed by some other folks I work with (although it is not | >Truly Free), and there is one called Tiki that has been very highly | >active at sourceforge -- I want to try it out and may be able to | >report something on it soon. Hope this helps in your quest... | > | >Regards, | > | > Ben _______________________________________________ EuG-LUG mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mailman.efn.org/cgi-bin/listinfo/eug-lug
