On 19/09/2020 16:33, Dave Barton wrote:
I am trying to create a Writer document with a number of links to files
in the same directory as the odt file itself. Using absolute paths
everything works perfectly, but relative links (eg. file://abc.xyz)
always fail with a "not an *absolute* URL" error.
What version of LibreOffice are you using, and what is the exact wording
of the error message? At least with recent versions of LibreOffice, the
wording of the error message when clicking the link should be:
"'file://abc.xyz/' cannot be passed to an external application to open
it (e.g., it might not be an absolute URL, or might denote no existing
file)."
And note that <file://abc.xyz/> is not a relative URL, it is an absolute
file URL with an "abc.xyz" authority, which is interpreted by
LibreOffice at least on Windows to denote the root directory of some
(most likely non-existing) abc.xyz UNC share.
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- Re: [libreoffice-users] Create a relative hyperlink to file? (continued)
Re: [libreoffice-users] Create a relative hyperlink to file? · DaveB
Re: [libreoffice-users] Create a relative hyperlink to file? · Dan Lewis
Re: [libreoffice-users] Create a relative hyperlink to file? · Stephan Bergmann
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