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  1. @eric99 Thank you for sharing! @agsteele I just want to write an .enex generator to organize some texts and images into an .enex file which is then imported to EN.
  2. Below is an image of the source code of an .enex file. The note has two local images. The <en-media> tag uses a hash code as the "url" for each local image. Do you experts know how EN maps a hash code to the image resource? In other words, if I generate an .enex file from my resources, how can I generate a hash code as the "url" to the local image resource? Thank you!
  3. @eric99 Thank you for sharing! Sorry for another question: 1. In account X, there are two online notes: note A and note B. In note A there is a link to note B. 2. Note A and note B are exported to test.enex 3. The file test.enex is imported to another account Y and synced. Is it possible to write codes (e.g. in Python) to update the link in the new note A to make it jump to the new note B? Thanks!
  4. No. I never tried to share any notes publicly. I simly judged that according to replies suggesting that the internal links are based on encrypted strings for security considerations. In my personal opinion the internal links are encripted only to bring so much inconvinience unnecessarily.
  5. Thanks for your reply! Then, sharing a note public simply use the same identifier that is used by its internal link. The design seems to be aweful. In most cloud services, the url of a shared resource uses a temporarily generated identifier that is destroied when the sharing is cancelled.
  6. If somebody have the link of a note in my account, he/she can access the note anytime and anywhere no matter whether I shared it or not?
  7. Thanks for your replies! But it seems to be difficult to imagine that creating the internal urls simply with sequential numbers has something to do with data security. Encrypting the internal urls only makes it impossible to import notes with internal links while keeping those links still working.
  8. For offline notes, it's easy to simply add 1 to the last number of the internal link url. Is there any info available to make it possible to calculate the internal links of an online note that is to be created next? Thank you!
  9. This should be the cause of the issue. But I can't figure out what's the difference between the ways of the source sites share their images. Thank you both for your replies!
  10. I have two simple html files with embedded online images. They are put in the import folder to be imported. One can fetch the image successfully, but the other fails. What's wrong? Thank you for some clues! OK to fetch image when imported.html <html><head><title>test</title></head> <body> test<br/><br/> <img src="https://www.bc.edu/content/bc-web/bcnews/campus-community/announcements/schiller-institute-grants-2022/jcr:content/news-banner/bannerImage.transform/banner-full/image.jpg"></img> <br/><br/>test<br/><br/> </body></html> Fail to fetch image when imported.html <html><head><title>test</title></head> <body> test<br/><br/> <img src="https://savesubs.com/icons/screenshot.jpg"></img> <br/><br/>test<br/><br/> </body></html> OK to fetch image when imported.html Fail to fetch image when imported.html
  11. Even more sadly, the company spent 10 years and a billion dollars to make a great productivity tool on this planet irrelevant.
  12. @Dave Green @DTLow Thank you both for your reply! I just recall that in Evernote for Mac the notes can be manipulated with Appliscript. Many years ago I called for the team to add scripting functionality to Evernote for Win.
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