I'm sorry for this double post . . . pressed the wrong damned button.
Hi, In regards to your first question, there is a way to get your web export to have the other links. In Aeon Timeline, if you go into Display Settings you will see a item down the bottom saying Links. If you drag this into the display contents, it means when you expand the event in your timeline it will display your other links. Therefore when you export to a web page with these display settings, your other links should appear. In regards to your second question, the documentation in regards to direct and indirect link access is about moving the timeline file, not the web export file. Unfortunately when the timeline is exported to the web, is used absolute links and therefore when you move the folder you lose the links. The timeline file itself uses both absolute and relative links, and therefore you can move it and its supporting data between computers. However since the web export only uses absolute links, you would have to export the file again once you move it to the new location. Jess
Jess, Thank you for the information and clarification. I was not very clear about my 1st question: In the web export the links are visible when the entity is expanded. But, as with the Aeon file, you cannot access them from the expanded entity, you can (it seems) only do that (as in Aeon) from the Entity Inspector. I thought that might be the case for the we export as well. Based on your comments on my 2nd question, I assume it is NOT possible to send a fully viewable (not fully buildable/modifiable) timeline file to someone UNLESS they have a full version of Aeon. This appears to be the case, since if the web export .html uses absolute links and these would almost always be broken when the .html and any link folders are ported somewhere other than where the timeline was generated. I was hoping that the web export would provide something like Adobe's PDF reader, allow for the reading any PDF file but not the generation of a PDF file. But you do need Acrobat it you want to generate a PDF.