Add links to anchor or node in other cherrytree file

[cas-ady]

Add link for a cherrytree file and add the node or anchor in the link.

link my_file.ctx -anchor anchor_name -> open the file my_file.ctx and go directly to the anchor named "anchor_name"
link my_file.cth -node node_name -> open the file my_file.ctx and go directly to the node "node_name"

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[cas-ady]

In the below menu

add another bullet named external Cherrytree file. Select the file cherrytree file and add a reference (cherrytree node or anchor) the reference (in a text field)

[gitvectors]

As an experimenter I often browse these feature requests. And often find "workarounds" to apply to my own workflow.
But this feature request sparked some new ideas. For which I thank you.
In my case there is a need to interconnect many CT documents on my desktop. Mostly *.ctd extension.
The protocol you suggest does not meet my requirements.
But rather than write it up here (where it might be lost) I intend to create a workflow. Indeed it might be configured into a CherryTree container as a routing node. Broadly there is a need to build a "satellite view" of CT objects which are realised as a "vector database". There can be multiple connections to multiple CherryTree documents. I don't see any forum which expands beyond "issues" and feature requests" into "CherryTree ideas box".

In your case I would exploit the CherryTree command line features and create a link which opens remote CT via command line. For a deeper understansing of my own thinking, install Recoll, index your entire desktop, then apply queries such as "ext:ctd" (list all files with extension *.ctd). My workflow centres on using Recoll as the indexer of every CT document in my desktop. Your connection can then be via recoll command line. Such as recollq ext:ctd. You will then see a list of every *.ctd document in CT command console. But extracting that Recoll raw index data to engineer a vector database is the next step I will develop further. An orchard of CherryTrees.