Hi Bob,
When you run the node version, you are accessing your wiki over http, which
means that it cant access regular files on your filing system unless
they're also being served over http - it's a security feature - you can run
a separate server for them if that's the solution you're looking for, but
it might be easier to incorporate them directly into the wiki.
What is your use-case for trying out the node version? I have some work to
post soon which makes it easier to maintain a stand-alone wiki alongside a
pair of folders containing it's images and pdfs - this allows one to keep
the html file small and fast. If you can explain your preferred workflow or
what you're trying to achieve, we should be able to figure out the best way
to do it.
Regards,
Richard
On Saturday, June 18, 2016 at 4:04:00 AM UTC+10, Bob Flandard wrote:
>
> Hi Jeremy (or anyone),
>
> The standalone to Node.js drag and drop method worked well (very slick
> interface for selecting tiddlers to import), but whereas a link to a video
> clip would play the clip in a new browser tab, the link is now inactive.
> Sample link =
> file:///C:/Users/Bob/Videos/Advanced%20Surface%20Repair%20Techniques.mp4#t=0:01:01,0:01:23.
>
> Any thoughts on how to fix the links?
>
> Another small issue is that the original dates displayed on the tiddler,
> all get replaced with today's date.
>
> Extra info. the links are created by the following macros in a tiddler
> tagged $:/tags/Macro:
>
> \define vid(start, end , path, file)
> <a href="$path$$file$#t=$start$,$end$" class="tc-tiddlylink-external"
> target="_blank">$start$ ˃ $end$</a>
> \end
>
> \define videolink(start:'0:00:00', end:"Finish")
> <$macrocall $name="vid" start="$start$" end="$end$" path={{!!path}}
> file={{!!file}} />
> \end
>
> <!--
> Macro to define a link to a specific section of a video file such as an
> mp4 file
> The link will open the video file in a new browser tab
> If used, the start and end arguments must be in the format h:mm:ss e.g.
> 0:02:16
> -->
>
> Thanks and regards, Bob
>
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