Re: How to get the right link using org-capture from the second level

["Lukas C. Bossert" <mail@lukascbossert.de>]

I thought that `org-roam-node-insert` (`C-c n r i`) is doing that. It 
works fine when I use it with the default template or when I create a 
new node at toplevel of a file.
My workflow is that I am working on a file (e.g. `house.org`) and then I 
want to add a reference to a person, for example the janitor of the 
house. So I am envoking C-c n r i and in case I don’t have the person in 
my database yet, Emacs asks me which template I want to use and I am 
selecting "p" for person. The entry for the janitor is correctly created 
in my file `persons.org` but in `house.org` the link is wrong, because I 
don’t get back the link to the janitor-node but to the file/node of 
`persons.org`. (Sorry, if this procedure was too obvious).




On 26.06.24 15:51, Ihor Radchenko wrote:
> "Lukas C. Bossert" <mail@lukascbossert.de> writes:
> 
>> Under the `* Persons` heading, I intend to list all individuals. I've
>> created a template that allows me to add people from any other file
>> using e.g. `C-c n r i`. This template also facilitates the creation of
>> new person entries on the fly, and ideally, it should add a link to the
>> person entry in the file I am currently working in.
>> ...
>> Here is my template:
>> ```
> 
> I do not see anything in your template that creates links.
> 

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