To answer my own question after a bit of investigation:
I added a new markup tag ;{ } to allow writing snippets of raw html. I
also had to modify the external web link tag to allow urls starting with
"/". (see code at end).
Now, for example on the DevForum wiki page I can write something like
;{My viprc}
and on another wiki page I can reference it with
;{My viprc}
It works! Yay!
Although, the jump doesn't work when logged into the wiki (i.e. on a
session port different than the default port that the server is listening
on). I'm not sure why.
/Lindsay
In wiki/lib.l:
(de render (Bin)
..
("\^" # External web link
(let S (split (till "}") " " "^I" "^J" "^M")
(char)
(if
(or (member
(car (split (car S) ":"))
(quote
`(chop "http")
`(chop "https")
`(chop "irc")
`(chop "mailto") ) )
(= "/" (car S) ) ) # lindsay allow '/?wikipage#part'
links
(
(or (glue " " (cdr S)) (pack (car S)))
(pack (car S)) )
(prin "???")
(msg '> "render href? :" S) ) ) )
(";" (renderBlock prin)) # lindsay allow raw html
..
On Tue, Jan 7, 2025 at 7:43 PM Lindsay Lawrence <
lawrence.lindsayj...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I have been setting up a (for now) internal wiki using the PicoLisp Wiki.
>
> Is there a straightforward way with the wiki markup syntax to add an id to
> a page element, or insert some other kind of id element so I can link into
> a page. This would be particularly useful for longer pages. For example, to
> have a content index at the top of a page, or to reference from another
> page, jumping straight to the particular point.
>
> I've spent some time looking at the code that processes markup. I may try
> and extend that, but was wondering if there is already support there and I
> have just missed it.
>
> Regards
> /Lindsay
>
