4 Sep
2008
4 Sep
'08
5:57 p.m.
Jean-Vincent Drean wrote:
We could also keep ':' as a generic separator, but it will require all
links to also include the wiki name.
Another more complex idea would be to have something like:
part1=value1:part2=value2:part3=value3...
For example:
space=Space:document=Doc:version=4.2
wiki=incubator:space=Some.Deep.Space:document=Doc:attachment=file.svg:attachmentVersion=1.4
space=SpaceName:document=DocName:attachment=archive.zip:path=/path/inside/archive/index.html
Of course, this is the long version, and the short version, if the part
name is not specified, is:
first part = wiki
second part = Space.document
third part = attachment
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Sergiu Dumitriu
http://purl.org/net/sergiu/
On Wed, Sep 3, 2008 at 9:38 PM, Vincent Massol
<vincent(a)massol.net> wrote:
I'm not sure about this, traditionally the target was the second
parameter, and I think it would be better to keep it that way: label,
target, extra parameters.
Hi,
This has been slightly discussed in other thread but not clearly so
here's the clear proposal I'd like to implement:
1) Linking to an attachment:
[[label>attachment:my.doc]] or simply [[attachment:my.doc]]
Could we use "=" instead of ":" is already used for the wiki prefix
(as in xwiki:Main.WebHome) ?
To be able to write [label>attachment=xwiki:Main.WebHome^my.doc]
2) Image link:
[[label>reference>image=my.png]] or simply [[reference>image=my.png]]
"reference" is a wiki page here ?
If so I'd be in favor of keeping the target element as the last
element of the link : [[image=my.png>reference]]. [snip]
Note 2: The value for attachment:xxx is an attachment name (as in
my.doc) or the qualified name of an attachment. I'm proposing
"wiki:space.page^attachment" for now.
Note 3: The value for image can be: a full URL, an image attachment
name (as in my.png) or the qualified name of the image as in:
"wiki:space.page^imagename" (same as above).
I'm not a fan of "^" or "/" but I don't have any suggestion,
choices
are very limited!