[tw] Re: How do I "permalink" in an email

[FND]

> Apparently, when I send and email, the link doesn't get followed.

Just to be on the safe side: Does that file actually exist on the 
recipient's end? Your example looks like a mapped network drive - maybe 
your colleagues have it mapped to a different drive letter, or not at all?


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[tw] Re: How do I "permalink" in an email

[Reenen Laurie]

Thanks, yes, I actually am testing it by sending it to myself at the moment.

It seems that it is an issue with outlook, that you cannot send "anchored"
links via it.

I've tried to change the # to %23, but that then makes that the file is not
found.

But I'll tell the people to copy and paste the link into their browser bar,
or use the "search" function for them.

On Tue, Nov 25, 2008 at 11:00 AM, FND <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

>
> > Apparently, when I send and email, the link doesn't get followed.
>
> Just to be on the safe side: Does that file actually exist on the
> recipient's end? Your example looks like a mapped network drive - maybe
> your colleagues have it mapped to a different drive letter, or not at all?
>
>
> -- F.
>
> >
>


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[tw] Re: Is there any plugins for providing site users leave messages on my tiddlywiki site?

[[EMAIL PROTECTED]]

Hello,
I am using a modified version of Tiddlywiki with blog functions and I
needed this kind of comment stuff.
I am writting my own with juste some lines of php code and an easy
integration into tiddlers : basicly an iframe with php call and a
param for comment number related to this tiddler.
The php code and comment folder will be on the server, the Twiki page
also but no database is needed, just plain text.
It is almost working but I have some issue with characters formatting
that I hope to fix shortly.
Then It will work.
Told you
Dadoo
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[tw] Any neat solution to preventing wiki-linking?

[Marc J. Cawood]

When TW sees the word "MyText" it automatically converts it to a link.
If you want to prevent this you have to prefix the symbol "~".

Often however, you don't know if TW is going to wiki-link a word
because you are creating dynamic things (like table column headers in
the SQLQueryPlugin. If you always add the "~" you sometimes end up
with things rendering with the "~" when they are not camel-case.

Is there any way (other than {{{ }}}) to prevent wiki-linking?
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[tw] Re: TW Glass available

[rakugo]

Really impressive. Well done elnoi Hope that you will keep working on
this. :)

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> In reference to this 
> thread:http://groups.google.com/group/TiddlyWiki/browse_thread/thread/4e0c23...
> I published the TW Glass 0.91 
> here:http://dl.getdropbox.com/u/55061/TWGlass0_91.zip
>
> Remember that is an experimental TW.
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[tw] Re: Any neat solution to preventing wiki-linking?

[Reenen Laurie]

MyCamel doesn't link.  "Escapes """WikiCase

On Tue, Nov 25, 2008 at 2:05 PM, Marc J. Cawood <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

>
> When TW sees the word "MyText" it automatically converts it to a link.
> If you want to prevent this you have to prefix the symbol "~".
>
> Often however, you don't know if TW is going to wiki-link a word
> because you are creating dynamic things (like table column headers in
> the SQLQueryPlugin. If you always add the "~" you sometimes end up
> with things rendering with the "~" when they are not camel-case.
>
> Is there any way (other than {{{ }}}) to prevent wiki-linking?
> >
>


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[tw] Re: How do I "permalink" in an email

[roger]

> Yes, I also think it's a MS issue... But I think the issue lies with the
> #...

I was thinking it must be a MS issue as well, until I discovered that
the permalinks were being handled (mishandled) by OpenOffice too.


> that somehow separates the destination from parameters.  Is there not a
> "code" for a #?

When I tried to substitute %23 for #  in a permalink URL, the
hyperlink wouldn't open at all in Outlook 2007, Word 2007 or
OpenOffice, but the base URL would still open from Outlook Express.

 ~Roger
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[tw] Re: Any neat solution to preventing wiki-linking?

[Eric Shulman]

> Is there any way (other than {{{ }}}) to prevent wiki-linking?

http://www.TiddlyTools.com/#DisableWikiLinksPlugin

offers several options, including
* tagging a tiddler with 'excludeLinks' to block automatic WikiWord
linking in the tiddler
or
* Create a space-separated, bracketed list in a tiddler called
[[DisableWikiLinksList]].  The words in that list will no longer be
auto-linked anywhere in the document.
or
* Set an option checkbox to block all automatic wiki linking
throughout the document

enjoy,
-e
Eric Shulman
TiddlyTools / ELS Design Studios

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[tw] Re: URGENT MESSAGE TO PERSON AT IP 123.204.119.64 (somwhere in Taiwan)

[Savanni D'Gerinel]

You might be able to get your up-stream ISP to null-route that IP 
address.  You could do it yourself if it is on your home router, but 
that will still clog everything leading up to your home router.

Thanks for mentioning this plugin.  I have the case where I edit one 
tiddlywiki from two different paths, one of which has the images 
locally, and the other of which has the images only on my public server. 
  This will be a nice little tweak for me. :)

--
Savanni

Eric Shulman wrote:
> Someone appears to be running a PHP script called "test.php" that is
> clogging the TiddlyTools server with hundreds of thousands of "404"
> errors, while apparently trying to retrieve images files that don't
> exist.
> 
> Here's the summary of 404 errors from just yesterday...
> 
> 29581 /images/did_100059.gif
> 28913 /images/letter A.jpg
> 22899 /images/did_100065.gif
> 22793 /images/p_109.jpg
> 16528 /images/letter O.jpg
> 15214 /images/letter P.jpg
> 10964 /images/bid_65.jpg
> 8678  /images/letter N.jpg
> 6861  /images/bid_79.jpg
> 6539  /images/did_100072.gif
> 
> This has been going on for at least a few days, if not a week or
> more.  I had hoped it was just some stuck runaway process that would
> be stopped eventually by an admin, but it seems to be getting even
> worse!
> 
> Today's bombardment started with this logfile entry:
> --
> 123.204.119.64 - - [25/Nov/2008:02:47:18 -0800] "GET /images/
> did_100088.gif HTTP/1.1" 404 583 "http://localhost/test.php"; "Mozilla/
> 5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.1; en-US) AppleWebKit/525.19 (KHTML,
> like Gecko) Chrome/0.3.154.9 Safari/525.19"
> --
> and has thus far seen more HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS of errors being
> generated extremely rapidly (as many as 10-12 every *second*).
> 
> Note that the referring URL appears to be obfuscated (i.e.,
> "...localhost... "), and says it's coming from "test.php"... which
> seems a bit odd, unless perhaps it is some sort of special PHP-
> generated TiddlyWiki document.
> 
> Even so, I suspect that the cause isn't intentional.  In fact, it
> might be due to an errant installation of
>http://www.TiddlyTools.com/#ImagePathPlugin
> which automatically attempts to look in 'fallback' locations for
> missing images, which is very convenient when moving lots of image
> directories around.
> 
> However, it is also *very* important to note that, when installing
> this plugin YOU SHOULD NOT COPY THE PLUGIN CONFIGURATION TIDDLER
> (called [[ImagePathList]]... and yes, I *do* mean to shout that!).
> This configuration tiddler contains explict references to the "images"
> directory on TiddlyTools.com.  As a result, any missing images files
> on your local system will automatically trigger attempts to find them
> on MY server!
> 
> This goes for everyone who is using TiddlyTools' ImagePathPlugin:
> 
> Please IMMEDIATELY check your copy of [[ImagePathList]] and replace
> all references to TiddlyTools.com in that tiddler with some other URLs
> where *your* images might actually be located.
> 
> Sorry to have to make this a public airing, but I can see no other way
> to try and get this unfortunate server assault to stop...
> 
> Much thanks,
> -e
> Eric Shulman
> TiddlyTools / ELS Design Studios
> > 


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[tw] URGENT MESSAGE TO PERSON AT IP 123.204.119.64 (somwhere in Taiwan)

[Eric Shulman]

Someone appears to be running a PHP script called "test.php" that is
clogging the TiddlyTools server with hundreds of thousands of "404"
errors, while apparently trying to retrieve images files that don't
exist.

Here's the summary of 404 errors from just yesterday...

29581   /images/did_100059.gif
28913   /images/letter A.jpg
22899   /images/did_100065.gif
22793   /images/p_109.jpg
16528   /images/letter O.jpg
15214   /images/letter P.jpg
10964   /images/bid_65.jpg
8678/images/letter N.jpg
6861/images/bid_79.jpg
6539/images/did_100072.gif

This has been going on for at least a few days, if not a week or
more.  I had hoped it was just some stuck runaway process that would
be stopped eventually by an admin, but it seems to be getting even
worse!

Today's bombardment started with this logfile entry:
--
123.204.119.64 - - [25/Nov/2008:02:47:18 -0800] "GET /images/
did_100088.gif HTTP/1.1" 404 583 "http://localhost/test.php"; "Mozilla/
5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.1; en-US) AppleWebKit/525.19 (KHTML,
like Gecko) Chrome/0.3.154.9 Safari/525.19"
--
and has thus far seen more HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS of errors being
generated extremely rapidly (as many as 10-12 every *second*).

Note that the referring URL appears to be obfuscated (i.e.,
"...localhost... "), and says it's coming from "test.php"... which
seems a bit odd, unless perhaps it is some sort of special PHP-
generated TiddlyWiki document.

Even so, I suspect that the cause isn't intentional.  In fact, it
might be due to an errant installation of
   http://www.TiddlyTools.com/#ImagePathPlugin
which automatically attempts to look in 'fallback' locations for
missing images, which is very convenient when moving lots of image
directories around.

However, it is also *very* important to note that, when installing
this plugin YOU SHOULD NOT COPY THE PLUGIN CONFIGURATION TIDDLER
(called [[ImagePathList]]... and yes, I *do* mean to shout that!).
This configuration tiddler contains explict references to the "images"
directory on TiddlyTools.com.  As a result, any missing images files
on your local system will automatically trigger attempts to find them
on MY server!

This goes for everyone who is using TiddlyTools' ImagePathPlugin:

Please IMMEDIATELY check your copy of [[ImagePathList]] and replace
all references to TiddlyTools.com in that tiddler with some other URLs
where *your* images might actually be located.

Sorry to have to make this a public airing, but I can see no other way
to try and get this unfortunate server assault to stop...

Much thanks,
-e
Eric Shulman
TiddlyTools / ELS Design Studios
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[tw] Re: Any neat solution to preventing wiki-linking?

[Marc J. Cawood]

> http://www.TiddlyTools.com/#DisableWikiLinksPlugin
>
> offers several options, including
> * tagging a tiddler with 'excludeLinks' to block automatic WikiWord
> linking in the tiddler
> or
> * Create a space-separated, bracketed list in a tiddler called
> [[DisableWikiLinksList]].  The words in that list will no longer be
> auto-linked anywhere in the document.
> or
> * Set an option checkbox to block all automatic wiki linking
> throughout the document

This is great and, like all things I like: should be part of the core!
Or at least, Jeremy, that we could globally disable auto-wiki-linking
throughout the document OR have the ~ disappear when a word is not a
candidate for wiki-links. In my experience auto wiki-links are more
trouble than they're worth especially because we thereby cause people
to WriteLikeThis instead of [[Writing Like This]...
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[tw] Re: Any neat solution to preventing wiki-linking?

[Marc J. Cawood]

> MyCamel doesn't link.  "Escapes """WikiCase

Very neat - that's what I'll do!
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[tw] http://www.tiddlywiki.org/wiki/TiddlyWiki_Markup: 404 error

[Igor]

Link doesn't work

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[tw] Re: http://www.tiddlywiki.org/wiki/TiddlyWiki_Markup: 404 error

[FND]

I'm afraid we're currently experiencing hosting issues for the community 
wiki at tiddlywiki.org (Trac and Subversion are working fine though).

It's a bit of a tricky situation, but we're working hard to resolve it. 
Worst case, it'll remain offline for a few days - but I hope we'll be 
able to fix this sooner.

Sorry for the inconvenience (it's quite a pain for us as well... ).


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[tw] Re: I think I broke MonkeyTagger

[Dave Gifford - http://www.giffmex.org/]

bump
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[tw] A suggestion for making TW more user-friendly

[Eric Weir]

I'm curious. Firefox and Thunderbird have a nifty system for installing 
and managing add-ons. There's a standard interface that is used for 
installing, customizing, deactivating, uninstalling all add-ons.

If there were something corresponding that for TW plugins, I'll be a lot 
of people who're otherwise put-off by the complexities of exploiting 
TW's amazing versatility.

Just a thought -- but then I have absolutely no idea, beyond what I've 
written, what I'm talking about.

Regards,

Eric Weir
Decatur, GA  USA
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[tw] Re: A suggestion for making TW more user-friendly

[Eric Weir]

On 11/25/2008 Eric Weir wrote:

>  If there were something corresponding that for TW plugins, I'll be a
>  lot of people who're otherwise put-off by the complexities of
>  exploiting TW's amazing versatility.

Guess it would help if I finished the sentence. Shoulda been:

"I'll bet a lot of people who're otherwise put-off by the complexities
of exploiting TW's amazing versatility would be able to use it."

Regards,

Eric Weir
Decatur, GA  USA
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[tw] Re: Installing DiscussionPlugin

[Eric Weir]

OK, I figured it out myself.

In fact my TW *is* using a custom ViewTemplate. After determining that, 
it took some more figuring for this novice to decipher the instructions 
for modifying the ViewTemplate. Once I did, it was right there in black 
and white, as simple as pie -- *after* I deciphered the instructions.

I've made a note for myself in a tiddler of my own in case I forget what 
I did to get it to work -- which I am sure to do.

Regards,

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Decatur, GA  USA
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[tw] Re: A suggestion for making TW more user-friendly

[FND]

> Firefox and Thunderbird have a nifty system for installing 
> and managing add-ons. There's a standard interface that is used for 
> installing, customizing, deactivating, uninstalling all add-ons.
> [...] something corresponding that for TW plugins

This sort of thing has been discussed many times - and to some extent, 
achievements have and are being made.
However, it's a very complex problem, in part because the TiddlyWiki 
universe is in many ways very different from most extensible 
applications/systems (for example, a centralized distribution system is 
not as easy to implement, and possibly even not as desirable, as it is 
in Mozilla's landscape).
Nevertheless, there will certainly be further advancements - though of 
course the amount of developers available to work on a given project is 
frequently the bottleneck.

FWIW, the existing plugin manager (backstage > plugins) already provides 
some functionality for handling plugins.


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[tw] Re: A suggestion for making TW more user-friendly

[Reenen Laurie]

I found it *extremely* easy to install plugins.  When you're in the wiki
business, then reading is a skill you should use.  And after a bit of
reading (almost any plugin gives you the exact procedure) it's very easy,
and most plugins are installed the same way...

Copy the text into a new tiddler (that you give the right name), and add
systemConfig as a tag.  Press save, and F5.

As far as other wikis and other web content management systems go, this is
as easy as it gets.

Regards,
-Reenen

On Tue, Nov 25, 2008 at 10:15 PM, FND <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

>
> > Firefox and Thunderbird have a nifty system for installing
> > and managing add-ons. There's a standard interface that is used for
> > installing, customizing, deactivating, uninstalling all add-ons.
> > [...] something corresponding that for TW plugins
>
> This sort of thing has been discussed many times - and to some extent,
> achievements have and are being made.
> However, it's a very complex problem, in part because the TiddlyWiki
> universe is in many ways very different from most extensible
> applications/systems (for example, a centralized distribution system is
> not as easy to implement, and possibly even not as desirable, as it is
> in Mozilla's landscape).
> Nevertheless, there will certainly be further advancements - though of
> course the amount of developers available to work on a given project is
> frequently the bottleneck.
>
> FWIW, the existing plugin manager (backstage > plugins) already provides
> some functionality for handling plugins.
>
>
> -- F.
>
> >
>


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[tw] Re: A suggestion for making TW more user-friendly

[FND]

> I found it *extremely* easy to install plugins. [...] 
> most plugins are installed the same way

Glad to hear that - and you do have a point.

> As far as other wikis and other web content management systems go, this 
> is as easy as it gets.

True - compared to installing extensions for, say, MediaWiki, TiddlyWiki 
plugins are a breeze to install.

> Copy the text into a new tiddler (that you give the right name), and add 
> systemConfig as a tag.  Press save, and F5.

Actually, it can be even easier by using TiddlyWiki's import mechanism:
 http://www.tiddlywiki.org/wiki/Importing
(TiddlyWiki.org is currently down, but should be back tomorrow.)

The advantage of importing plugins is that you can use TiddlyWiki's 
built-in synchronization mechanism (backstage > sync) to update them.*


-- F.


* however, this currently only works if you haven't modified the 
respective plugin tiddler, e.g. by assigning different tags

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[tw] Re: I need help making a password vault

[Matt L.]

Thanks Nicolas.  After some experimenting, I think you have put me on
the correct path.  I was worried about being forced to use the Encrypt
() tag because I was afraid I would forget it when adding new ones,
but I found out how to make a button and specify the default tags so
that should suit my purpose just fine.  The "Decrypt All" button you
mentioned will work well with this approach.

Thanks again!
   - Matt L.




On Nov 22, 3:45 am, "Nicolas Syssoieff" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Hi Matt,
>
> Well you named it, the TiddlerEncryptionPlugin is what you're after, it only
> depends how you use it.
>
> In fact, provided you tag all encrypted tiddlers with the same tag, for
> example with "Encrypt(MasterPassword)", then you could just add a "Decrypt
> All" button in your sidebar or mainmenu somewhere (see the plugin
> documentation for the exact chunk of code to do that), and when you click on
> it, it will ask you consecutively for all passwords (or just for
> MasterPassword if you have indeed used the same tag in each tiddler), and
> will decrypt all tiddlers encrypted with this password at once. This is as
> if you had a password for the entire wiki, except it's even better, because
> you can still keep some tiddlers (trivial ones) visible all the time when
> you don't need the encrypted ones.
>
> Enjoy,
> Nicolas
>
> On Fri, Nov 21, 2008 at 21:23, Matt L. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > Hi all,
> >  I am new to TiddlyWiki and I am trying to reach my nirvana of
> > information management.  I have created a main wiki page for general
> > information, and I want a second wiki page for passwords, financial
> > info, etc.  The problem is that I need the data to be protected from
> > being viewed, not just being edited.  EncryptedPasswordVault seems to
> > work well to deny editing, but sadly it does allow viewing.  I would
> > prefer something that applies to the whole wiki, so I am not prompted
> > for a password on each tiddler - as the TiddlerEncryptionPlugin does.
> >  Any suggestions?
>
> > Many thanks!
> >   - Matt L.
>
>
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[tw] Re: A suggestion for making TW more user-friendly

[Reenen Laurie]

On Tue, Nov 25, 2008 at 10:45 PM, FND <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

>
> > Copy the text into a new tiddler (that you give the right name), and add
> > systemConfig as a tag.  Press save, and F5.
>
> Actually, it can be even easier by using TiddlyWiki's import mechanism:
> http://www.tiddlywiki.org/wiki/Importing
> (TiddlyWiki.orgis 
> currently down, but should be back tomorrow.)
>
> The advantage of importing plugins is that you can use TiddlyWiki's
> built-in synchronization mechanism (backstage > sync) to update them.*


Don't go making it more complex! :-)



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[tw] Re: A suggestion for making TW more user-friendly

[Eric Weir]

On 11/25/2008 Reenen Laurie wrote:

>  Copy the text into a new tiddler (that you give the right name), and
>  add systemConfig as a tag.  Press save, and F5.
>
>  As far as other wikis and other web content management systems go,
>  this is as easy as it gets.

Well, it's not always so easy. Often there have to be modifications to 
stylesheets, viewtemplates, etc. May be as "easy as it gets" for someone 
like yourself -- obviously, being in a position to compare TW versus 
"other wikis and other web content management systems, you're not 
exactly a novice at this -- but when someone who knows nothing about 
CSS, e.g., is given vague instructions to put a snippet of code 
somewhere in a tiddler filled with obscure code it doesn't appear easy 
at all. Initial attempts to follow them are often unsuccessful. When 
they are it's often a complete mystery why. Big chunks of days have 
disappeared out of my life trying resolve such mysteries. At the end of 
the day it's never a good feeling -- whether you've succeded or not.

I don't mean to be ungrateful or unappreciative. This is clearly one of 
the most creative, caring, and generous communities around. By a long 
shot. That said, there could be a bit more imagination about what it's 
like for the ordinary user.

I hope no one takes offense at this. I do not mean to give it. Only to 
say how it appears to me.

Sincerely,

Eric Weir
Decatur, GA  USA
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[tw] Unable to save backups...

[carol]

Hi, I would really appreciate an answer as to how to save a back up
file...For some reason, this feature stopped working and I am unsure
as to why. Back up file box is still checked in preferences. Would I
be able to download the Tiddlywiki program again, over the one I have
on my laptop, to possibly correct this problem and restore the ability
to create back up files? Thanks
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[tw] Is TiddlySnip broken for Firefox 3.03

[Jason Cunliffe]

{oh no}I stopped working on my TW for a few months. And now 
TiddlySnip plugin won't load in Firefox versoin 3.03
Please can anyone tell me what to do so I can use TiddlySnip again ?
Thanks very much


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[tw] Re: Is TiddlySnip broken for Firefox 3.03

[roger]

There's an update for TiddlySnip.  I installed it and all is good
again.

Here's the thread where it's discussed:
http://groups.google.com/group/TiddlyWiki/browse_thread/thread/b8fe1f7c7c2236c0/7795cef33442823b?lnk=gst&q=TiddlySnip+Firefox+3#7795cef33442823b


Here's the link to the message that contains the upgrade:
http://groups.google.com/group/TiddlySnip/browse_thread/thread/8846404dc903c859

~Roger

On Nov 25, 4:36 pm, Jason Cunliffe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> {oh no}I stopped working on my TW for a few months. And now
> TiddlySnip plugin won't load in Firefox versoin 3.03
> Please can anyone tell me what to do so I can use TiddlySnip again ?
> Thanks very much
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[tw] Mobiles Rejoice! A Mobile Browser that works with Tiddlywiki!

[leeand00]

I found a mobile browser that works with Tiddlywiki!  (well
tiddlyspot.com anyway)

It's called SkyFire for Windows Mobile.  And it works great, I can
even update my tiddlyspot account from there!

http://www.skyfire.com/

No word yet on if I can update a tiddlywiki file though yet...as I
haven't tried it yet.

- Andrew J. Leer
  (blog: http://leeand00.tiddlyspot.com/)
  (twitter: http://twitter.com/leeand00/)

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[tw] Re: A suggestion for making TW more user-friendly

[Reenen Laurie]

>
> "other wikis and other web content management systems, you're not
> exactly a novice at this


Point taken... But the fact remains, that you ARE busy with a wiki and a web
management system. (And not a 70mb MS Word / Frontpage application)

In most of these when you ask:"How can I  in ", they'll tell you... You can't...

Here they say:"Oh, just have a look at ", or "We haven't tried
that! Sounds like a challenge!".

So at this stage you're asking:
"How can I make it easy (yet customizable) for people with no web skills, to
do really advanced stuff that most content management systems can't do"

And I'm answering "You can't, but it's actually already halfway there"...
but guess what... some of these other guys are saying "We have tried that,
and it remains a challenge!"  (They've not given up!)

This *easy* extensibility is exactly why I've asked in a previous thread for
a "fully fledged" tiddly wiki (with page revisions, and a true multi-user
environment).  It's simply better and easier than any other stuff out there
(including Joomla).

Regards,
-Reenen


On Tue, Nov 25, 2008 at 11:58 PM, Eric Weir <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

>
> On 11/25/2008 Reenen Laurie wrote:
>
> >  Copy the text into a new tiddler (that you give the right name), and
> >  add systemConfig as a tag.  Press save, and F5.
> >
> >  As far as other wikis and other web content management systems go,
> >  this is as easy as it gets.
>
> Well, it's not always so easy. Often there have to be modifications to
> stylesheets, viewtemplates, etc. May be as "easy as it gets" for someone
> like yourself -- obviously, being in a position to compare TW versus
> "other wikis and other web content management systems, you're not
> exactly a novice at this -- but when someone who knows nothing about
> CSS, e.g., is given vague instructions to put a snippet of code
> somewhere in a tiddler filled with obscure code it doesn't appear easy
> at all. Initial attempts to follow them are often unsuccessful. When
> they are it's often a complete mystery why. Big chunks of days have
> disappeared out of my life trying resolve such mysteries. At the end of
> the day it's never a good feeling -- whether you've succeded or not.
>
> I don't mean to be ungrateful or unappreciative. This is clearly one of
> the most creative, caring, and generous communities around. By a long
> shot. That said, there could be a bit more imagination about what it's
> like for the ordinary user.
>
> I hope no one takes offense at this. I do not mean to give it. Only to
> say how it appears to me.
>
> Sincerely,
> 
> Eric Weir
> Decatur, GA  USA
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> >
>


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[tw] Re: Unable to save backups...

[Nicolas Syssoieff]

Hi Carol,

As it sounds, if you download something from the internet *over* your
existing version, you'll likely lose the content of your actual TiddlyWiki
so I'm not sure this sounds like the best option.
Which flavor of TiddlyWiki are you using (standard, MPTW, etc) ?
Also, do you have plugins installed (as some of them can have an impact on
backups, such as LessBackupsPlugin for example) ?

On Tue, Nov 25, 2008 at 23:13, carol <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

>
> Hi, I would really appreciate an answer as to how to save a back up
> file...For some reason, this feature stopped working and I am unsure
> as to why. Back up file box is still checked in preferences. Would I
> be able to download the Tiddlywiki program again, over the one I have
> on my laptop, to possibly correct this problem and restore the ability
> to create back up files? Thanks
> >
>

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