Results 352 comments of Jendrik Seipp

*Original comment by* **patrick-kudos** (2013-02-19T12:42:49Z): ---------------------------------------- I can confirm this behaviour Windows 7 also: relative paths to images work now, but it is broken to ordinary files. Can this be...

*Original comment by* **jendrikseipp** (2013-02-28T01:26:06Z): ---------------------------------------- Relative links should now work on windows (at least in unreleased dev version).

*Original comment by* **entrup** (2013-03-05T14:29:46Z): ---------------------------------------- Test with RedNotebookPortable 1.7.1 on WinXP. Relative links work fine now. I tested the following cases: 1. Files in the notebook directory 2. Files...

*Original comment by* **jendrikseipp** (2013-03-05T15:09:31Z): ---------------------------------------- Thanks for your tests! The next step will be to allow users to copy the files relatively when inserting them.

*Original comment by* **naimzard** (2013-03-27T10:06:38Z): ---------------------------------------- Hi Jendrik, The relative path is enough. No need to have Rednotebook copy all the files to a subdirectory. If someone cares about keeping...

*Original comment by* **jendrikseipp** (2013-04-03T20:50:09Z): ---------------------------------------- That's true, however an option (not the default) should be added. Otherwise nobody will notice the new feature.

*Original comment by* **dseifert** (2013-07-24T09:26:14Z): ---------------------------------------- Though relative links are supported, they are not added automatically. I.e. I copy all files I want to be part of my journal into...

*Original comment by* **l-t** (2015-06-07T15:04:09Z): ---------------------------------------- Hi there, and sorry if I dig out this old feature request. But I have to disagree with Naim Zard! Having Rednotebook copy all...

Let me try to sum up the status of this issue. It has been a while since I last worked on this, but I'm fairly certain that most of the...

It's probably a good idea to add a method `add_file(self, filename)` to the `Journal` class. The `Journal` object knows the currently visible date and can create the correct folder and...