How viewing only bookmarks local to a document

[skneife]

I have create a small iSilo file.
It is from HTML files
The main file is an alphabetic index (A B C,...) and there is links from letter A to a page, and so on. Each page is like a dictionnary. Example:
ENTRY=definition.

Fo each entry, I have make in my HTML an anchor like (<A Name="ENTRY">ENTRY</A>.
So for each page A, B, C,.. I have many independants bookmarks create by the ISiloX converter (checkink 'Generate bookmark from named anchords').

When a user access on the alphabetic page 'A' for example, I need to see *only the bookmark of this page* not all bookmark that were created for all aphabetic page ; that is my question !
I need an options that allow a user for seeing local bookmark or all bookmarks exists in the whole iSilo file.
Is there a way for limit the bookmark scope by document HTML and NOT the whole iSilo file ?

Thanks.

[iSilo]

There is no way to limit the bookmarks shown to just those on the current page.

[skneife]

Thank you for the reply.

So, what is the way to create per page HTML a Tbale Of Contents ?

[iSilo]

You could place your table of contents at the top of the page then. You would of course have to do this yourself.

[Matthew Ripplinger]

I haven't found the answer to this question on the threads, yet.

The last post over a year ago said there is no way to see bookmarks specifically for a certain page. That would be a very useful feature. I'm only a user, not a programer, so I don't know how difficult these issues are, but it would be nice to have this fixed in future editions. (E.g., so I could set bookmarks that would only show up when I had a certain page open, or to be able to jump between documents to key bookmarks.)

A related question: I understand Global Bookmarks are obsolete remnants. But there are still Document and Local Bookmarks: what is the difference? The only one I see is that they are slightly separated on the bookmarks screen. Thanks!

Matt Ripplinger

[iSilo]

Local bookmarks are stored in the iSilo™ settings database of your device. If you transfer a document to another device, local bookmarks do not travel with the document.

Document bookmarks are stored in the actual document. If you transfer a document with document bookmarks to another device, those document bookmarks also travel with the document.