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Starting jupyter notebook programmatically from another notebook

Is it possible to start another notebook from the current notebook? I know how to create and save the current notebook but I cannot launch another notebook from the current one. %run does not work while starting another notebook

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MARK Avatar asked Jun 15 '16 23:06

MARK


2 Answers

If I suppose you know the url for the notebook you want to open you could open it in the following way:

This code should be a code cell in your notebook:

%%javascript
window.open('http://localhost:8888/notebooks/Name_of_the_notebook.ipynb')

If you don't know the complete path (url) to the notebook you should, at least, know the name of the notebook you created. In this case you could do:

%%javascript
var name_of_the_notebook = 'Name_of_the_notebook.ipynb'
var url = window.location.href.split('/')
var newurl = url[0] + '//'
for (var i = 1; i < url.length - 1; i++) {
    console.log(url[i], newurl)
    newurl += url[i] + '/'
}
newurl += name_of_the_notebook
window.open(newurl)

Maybe the browser will ask if you want to open the new tab.

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kikocorreoso Avatar answered Sep 27 '22 22:09

kikocorreoso


The answer of kikocorreoso should open the specified notebook at launch. When this is not required or desirable, you can simply create a clickable link (even relative) in a Markdown cell, i.e.:

Click to open your [notebook](../others/name_of_the_notebook.ipynb).
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Aristide Avatar answered Sep 27 '22 20:09

Aristide