Closed emms007 closed 2 years ago
@emms007, thanks for bringing this up!
Basically, only assets that can use the ![filename](../assets/filename)
syntax would be able to be "transferrable" across other computers. This means only PDFs (non-inline), images & external docs.
For all the other uses, e.g. inline PDFs, audio & video, Logseq doesn't support the above syntax. For example, for audio controls, the syntax [:audio {:controls true :src "../assets/test.mp3"}]
will not work.
I've since updated the release to support transferability for images, external docs and PDFs (non-inline). But do note that for the other file types, there would be no transferability.
Thanks again for your inputs!
Hello,
Thanks for your plugin, it works pretty good. I use it to publish Telegram content to Logseq script.
It seems logseq-localassets-plugin translates the {{render}} instructions when it parse the .md file for the first time, so "../asset/zzz.jpg" becomes "c:\logseq\zzz.jpg". Following this first time, the conversion is saved in the the .md file, ie containing now the full path. This kills any chance to have a different path that would be applicable to other devices running the same Logseq schema.
See the scenario of the PC translating to "c:\logseq\zzz.jpg" and this will fail to render a phone later on.
Is there any chance that the conversion of {{render}} is not saving the full path in the file, but rather calculates it upon every rendering context?