Implemented option to set type of reference in org files and option if user should be ask for filename #12
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I have created the two feature request I proposed (#10, #11), and after looking into the sources, I thought, it might be easy for me to implement them, so voila, if you find then useful feel free to incorporate them.
I defined two new customize var (defcustom):
if set to true, user is ask for filename, if nil, the default-filename will be used
if set to 'link, the link with the display-name is insert into the buffer
if set to 'inline-image only a link to the image file is set (so it will be imported to published documents)
The default values of the vars are chosen in a way, that the original functionality is not changed.