On Jul 18, 2008, at 12:19 PM, Richard G Riley wrote:
Carsten Dominik <address@hidden> writes:
On Jul 18, 2008, at 10:29 AM, Richard G Riley wrote:
I would like to suggest that follow link (C-c C-o) defaults to
"index.org" when the link is merely a directory. e.g I prefer my
links
to be without the "index.html/org" part ,"./projects/", so that
"index.html" does not appear in the address bar when browsing the
published project. At present it will open dired in that
directory.
I do not want to give up that link into dired while working in
Emacs - and I believe upon exporting, the link will end up pointing
to the directory, which in HML will read index.html.
- Carsten
Yes, without the specific file, the browser will indeed default to
index.html. This is a standard - and what I use. It just means C-C
C-o
does not open the link to the file. But if people prefer dired to
come
up on such a link I can see that might be beneficial to some too.
I depends on application. In a web publishing project, I agree
that opening index.org might be the most useful approach.
However, when using Org for notes, planning etc, I frequently
rely on the ability to link to a dired list of a directory.
Maybe is is worth an option......
- Carsten