Sounds good to me.
One question though : what's happening when a link points to a non-existent
attachment ? Should we display a full link leading to nowhere or should we
redirect the user to the attachment upload form with a message saying the
attachment doesn't exist ?
Guillaume
On Wed, Sep 3, 2008 at 9:38 PM, Vincent Massol <vincent(a)massol.net> wrote:
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]]
2) Image link:
[[label>reference>image=my.png]] or simply [[reference>image=my.png]]
3) Linking to an attachment with an image displayed:
[[label>attachment:my.doc>image=my.png]]
Note 1: In 2) and 3) the label is only used in the HTML "alt" and
"title" attributes since the link is on an image.
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).
WDYT?
Thanks
-Vincent
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