I rearly like the look and feel of the exported freemind files.
So : Thanx for your work !!!!
I posted the following already to the Freemind forum, but probably you are the man who could help me.
I use freemind ( version 0.8.0 alpha2 on Windows XP ) for projectmanagement in a showtec company.
I organize my notes and attach pictures and drawings as external files.
I make this strukture visible to the other people in the office via Export to xhtml (Java).
Basically I use Freemind as a poormans filemanagement system for the intranet.
What I'm missing is :
Local hyperlinks get referenced as link in the outputfile but the target nodes don't get labeled as anchor.
<a name="nodenumber">first line of node</a> for allnodes works fine if I edit the file manually.
I assume that changing this shouldn't be a big problem for someone who knows what he's doing
, but I rearly don't know nothing about Java ('til now ?!).
If that is impossible the internal hyperlinks shouldn't be exported at all.
Links to nothing ............ ?
I know that this is probably a matter of view, but linkpaths are invissible in Freemind so shouldn't
they be invissible in mm.html ?
One would loose a bit information, but it wouldn't burry the outline under endless pathinformations.
Maybe you can help me.
I try to establish Freemind as a standart tool in our team, but this rearly depends on the xhtml export feature.
Thanx
Thomas
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Indeed, this link type is not supported by mmtree and there is quite a simple reason for this. When I originally created the alternate export option at the end of 2003 (I didn't yet publish it in sf then), FreeMind did not have those kinds of links.
You are right, local links support should be relatively easy to add to mmTree (and definitely should be included anyway), but unfortunetely I don't have time to do it just now. But I'll try to update mmTree in the next month.
About linkpaths: I have mainly used marktree/mmtree for personal notes and bookmarks where visible linkpaths have been most useful. But this is clearly a preference, so perhaps I'll add some kind of option for hiding the paths.
Miika
(posted to both FreeMind and MarkTree Open
Discussion)
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Wow !!
Beeing the first one in a forum..........
I rearly like the look and feel of the exported freemind files.
So : Thanx for your work !!!!
I posted the following already to the Freemind forum, but probably you are the man who could help me.
I use freemind ( version 0.8.0 alpha2 on Windows XP ) for projectmanagement in a showtec company.
I organize my notes and attach pictures and drawings as external files.
I make this strukture visible to the other people in the office via Export to xhtml (Java).
Basically I use Freemind as a poormans filemanagement system for the intranet.
What I'm missing is :
Local hyperlinks get referenced as link in the outputfile but the target nodes don't get labeled as anchor.
<a name="nodenumber">first line of node</a> for allnodes works fine if I edit the file manually.
I assume that changing this shouldn't be a big problem for someone who knows what he's doing
, but I rearly don't know nothing about Java ('til now ?!).
If that is impossible the internal hyperlinks shouldn't be exported at all.
Links to nothing ............ ?
I know that this is probably a matter of view, but linkpaths are invissible in Freemind so shouldn't
they be invissible in mm.html ?
One would loose a bit information, but it wouldn't burry the outline under endless pathinformations.
Maybe you can help me.
I try to establish Freemind as a standart tool in our team, but this rearly depends on the xhtml export feature.
Thanx
Thomas
Hello, Thomas.
I haven't checked sourceforge in many weeks so it took some time to answer... :-)
I't very nice that you have found mmTree useful. Thank you for your comments.
I assume that you by local links you mean something like this in .mm file:
<map version="0.7.1">
<node TEXT="gfdsg" POSITION="right">
<arrowlink ENDARROW="Default" DESTINATION="_" STARTARROW="None"/>
</node>
<node ID="_" TEXT="fsfd"/>
</map>
Indeed, this link type is not supported by mmtree and there is quite a simple reason for this. When I originally created the alternate export option at the end of 2003 (I didn't yet publish it in sf then), FreeMind did not have those kinds of links.
You are right, local links support should be relatively easy to add to mmTree (and definitely should be included anyway), but unfortunetely I don't have time to do it just now. But I'll try to update mmTree in the next month.
About linkpaths: I have mainly used marktree/mmtree for personal notes and bookmarks where visible linkpaths have been most useful. But this is clearly a preference, so perhaps I'll add some kind of option for hiding the paths.
Miika
(posted to both FreeMind and MarkTree Open
Discussion)
Please check mmTree 0.2. That should fix it (among other minor new features).