[img[../image/test.png]]
should work. You need two dots (..
) to point the directory above your wiki, not three (your example had ...
). This is good to bear in mind in general - two dots are standard on any command line and/or textual representation of a file system.
[img[/home/yan/image.png]]
also works. Note this is on a Linux system under Firefox. The root path on Linux and Unix is just the abstract /
, not a drive name like C:/
.
For Windows, it appears you must use a third slash before the drive name when using the file://
URI.
So in your example, these should work in theory:
[img[/C:/Users/22427/OneDrive/Documents/TiddlyWiki/image/test.png]]
[img[file:///C:/Users/22427/OneDrive/Documents/TiddlyWiki/image/test.png]]
Note the extra slashes. Try also lowercasing C
if that doesn’t work.
This is a best guess that I hope works for you. I believe also that OneDrive is not a normal folder in Windows. Windows is sort-of launching a separate application to explore it. It may just work though, so worth giving a shot.