Call OneNote-created hyperlinks from IE7

[Paul23]

Hi,

I would like to be able to call links to OneNote pages from an HTML
page. For the moment, I managed to -ironically- make it work in a
Firefox browser, but not in an IE7 browser. Did someone manage to make
this work?
Thanks,

Paul

 

[Kulkarni, Kiran Vilas]

Just to understand your scenario better -
You want links on your HTML page (which you are viewing in IE / Firefox)
open OneNote to a particular notes page. right?
You can do this in Firefox and not in IE... how are you doing it in Firefox?

thanks,
Kiran

 

[Paul23]

Hi Kiran,

here is the code that works for FF, and not for IE: href="./OneNote
%20Notebooks/Work%20Notebook/Requirements/Customers.one#Focus%20group
%20WebI%20usability&section-id={FE857A7A-
E62D-472A-8E5B-9F3B544A7176}&page-id={C6318587-4E66-43FF-BCF4-
AC79F9E65727}&object-id={88F15420-20B1-44DB-B437-520AF623A76D}&
2E"

The structure of the directories is:
FileFromWhichICallOneNote.html
--OneNote Notebooks
--Requirements
Customers.one

I have tried out a variety of different formats to define the path to
the file in href, with no success in IE. I hope this is clearer...
Thanks,

Paul

 

[Josh Einstein]

Have you tried compacting the &amp's to & and try converting the # to a ?

I'm just guessing but that would make it look more like a traditional
querystring. Maybe IE is having trouble seeing that it's a .one file in
there?

 

[Ilya Koulchin]

Hi Kiran,

here is the code that works for FF, and not for IE: href="./OneNote
%20Notebooks/Work%20Notebook/Requirements/Customers.one#Focus%20group
%20WebI%20usability&section-id={FE857A7A-
E62D-472A-8E5B-9F3B544A7176}&page-id={C6318587-4E66-43FF-BCF4-
AC79F9E65727}&object-id={88F15420-20B1-44DB-B437-520AF623A76D}&
2E"

You'd probably want a onenote: protocol on the link. Something like this
should work:
<a
href="onenote:http://server/share/section.one#page&section-id={guid}&page-id={guid}&object-id={guid}&11">

Of course, this would require users to have OneNote installed. You could
also just link to a section (using
href="http://server/share/section.one"), but then users would likely get
a "where do you want to save this?" dialog.

Ilya