Wikify Difference

[Thomas Stone]

I was wondering why the WikifyWidget's HTML output of an internal link includes a # link.

```

\define test_link()[[a_test]]

<$wikify name=str_text_out text=<<test_link>> output="html">

1)  <<str_text_out >> 

</$wikify>  

2) <<test_link>>  

```

Both outputs look same, but clicking on link #1 opens the [[a_test]] navigates the browser to the #a_test bookmark and tiddler at the top of the story river. You can close the [[a_test]] tiddler, and link #2 can re-open it, but link #1 doesn't work because the the browser address already shows the #a_test bookmark.

[Jeremy Ruston]

Hi Thomas

The wikify widget doesn't support dynamic content because it produces a static snapshot of the rendering. In fact, internal links always include the `#` but you wouldn't normally see it because a JavaScript event handler intercepts clicking on the link.

What are you trying to achieve?

Best wishes

Jeremy

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On 24 Dec 2020, at 10:52, Thomas Stone <positiv...@gmail.com> wrote:



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[Thomas Stone]

I was just trying to understand some of the differences between Wikified HTML and Transcluded content. Thank you for explaining.