How http://do/I/access/_THISPART_ ?

[Mat]

Non of the info commands seem to access the marked out part. How do it?

Thanks!

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[Jeremy Ruston]

Hi Mat

Non of the info commands seem to access the marked out part. How do it?

There’s no consensus but it’s often called the “location hash”, “fragment identifier” or “named anchor”. In any case, it is not currently exposed by the info mechanism because   it instead exposed through the navigation mechanism.

Best wishes

Jeremy.

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Thanks!

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[Mat]

Thanks. 

So how would I test if the url has the suffix "foo"?

I hope to do it at startup.

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[Jeremy Ruston]

So how would I test if the url has the suffix "foo”?

Just to check, in the example http://example.com/index.html#fragment are you talking about “fragment” or “index.html”, or something else?

If you are talking about fragment, then there’s no direct way to read it at the moment.

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Jeremy

I hope to do it at startup.

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[Mat]

If you are talking about fragment, then there’s no direct way to read it at the moment.

Yes, the fragment (tiddler) - but if the whole url could be retrieved then I could do the slicing myself.

BTW, I initially used "$:/info/url/full" which caused some confusion because I assumed it really was the full url. Maybe it is misnamed? (Or maybe I don't know what the "full url" is).

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[Jeremy Ruston]

Hi Mat

Yes, the fragment (tiddler) - but if the whole url could be retrieved then I could do the slicing myself.

BTW, I initially used "$:/info/url/full" which caused some confusion because I assumed it really was the full url. Maybe it is misnamed? (Or maybe I don't know what the "full url" is).

As I say, I don’t think it’s currently possible to read the fragment; it is not included in $:/info/url/full.

Best wishes

Jeremy

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[Mat]

Then I know. Much appreciated that you replied.

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[Arlen Beiler]

If you need to read the location hash for Javascript purposes, you could use a raw head tiddler with a script tag to save it in a global variable. Or put it in a tiddler in the preload array. 

On Sat, Aug 3, 2019 at 12:37 PM Mat <matia...@gmail.com> wrote:

Then I know. Much appreciated that you replied.

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[Mat]

Jeremy, Arlen and anyone - my question did have a familiar feel to it:

https://groups.google.com/forum/#!searchin/tiddlywiki/location.js|sort:date/tiddlywiki/bDAOWS5fcHw/5jr5Xtd9CQAJ

BJ has solved it!

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[TonyM]

On a related issue

I was trying to get the filename.ext the wiki loaded from when using file://

Is there a way?

Regards
Tony

[Jeremy Ruston]

Hi Tony

On 4 Aug 2019, at 01:04, TonyM <anthony...@gmail.com> wrote:

I was trying to get the filename.ext the wiki loaded from when using file:// 

Is there a way?

Try something like:

[[$:/info/url/pathname]get[text]split[/]last[]]

Best wishes

Jeremy

[TonyM]

Thanks Jeremy

I expected it was something like that. But at the time I asked, the filename was not even present in the info path. On top of timing I think.

I will ask more If I can reproduce it.

Regards
Tony