[tw5] Way to prevent closing home tiddler?

2020-07-04 Thread Paul P
Is there a way to prevent users from closing the home tiddler? For most people 
unfamiliar with the more obscure navigation options, this puts them into 
nowhere land, especially when using the read-only plugin.

For example, close enough tiddlers on tiddlywiki.com and it is easy for a 
non-technical user to get stuck and give up.

Reference: http://tw5readonly.tiddlyspot.com

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[tw] Embed Tiddlywiki within a database driven website

2017-09-11 Thread Paul P
This is of interest. https://noteself.github.io/ I cannot run CouchDB however 
maybe I can use the same concepts. 

So far I am uncertain as to the best approach to take. Because of the size of 
even an empty tiddlywiki I am leaning toward storing each as a separate file on 
the server upon save of the wiki. I am thinking this helps ensure each 
tiddlywiki is "future proof" because each is fully self contained. Newer 
versions of tiddlywiki will not affect older versions.

However this is all new to me and so I may be mistaken on some basics.

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[tw] Embed Tiddlywiki within a database driven website

2017-09-08 Thread Paul P
Hi

I want to embed multiple Tiddlywikis within an existing database driven web 
application. Think of this as a database of Tiddlywikis.

I am new to Tiddlywiki. My hope is to store the entire Tiddlywiki as text 
in a database via the web application such that I can retrieve and save in 
the same way as any other text field. The entire Tiddlywiki would be stored 
in the database. I would add a button on a screen in the web application 
that would allow the user to "Open the Tiddlywiki", which would use the 
text from this new field which stored the wiki page, similar to the way the 
entire wiki can be saved to a local file. If that is not the way to go, 
then maybe some pointers on how to save just the data (as json, but again, 
to a text field on a screen). Ideally, installed plugins would be saved 
also. The idea is to store the wiki almost as it is a new "field type" 
along with other fields on an existing screen. I would rather not send 
directly to a server, as I cannot control too much of what the server will 
accept. But it will accept and return text fields so I hope to use that.

Any ideas on how to proceed? Thank you!

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