[tw5] Re: Help New User

[Mat]

Hi "bee...@gmail.com" (sorry, can't see a better name in your post).

Where exactly did you actually download 'this' from? Your use of the term 
"app" and other indications makes me thing you're maybe not talking about 
what the rest of us are talking about.

<:-)
On Saturday, February 20, 2021 at 4:39:42 PM UTC+1 bee...@gmail.com wrote:

> Hello, I have downloaded this yesterday and I am struggling a bit with a 
> few things 
> 1) where is it stored on our pc, and how can I find the local host link?
> 2) I wanted to set up the connection with Google Drive but couldn’t get 
> through trying the steps, anyone can help me please?
> 3) is there anyway to save/store in a Dropbox folder, so I could access 
> from another pc? 
> 4) can i create tables and hierarchy on content? can i add tags to create 
> connections or only hyperlinked ones?
>
> thank you very much 
>

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[tw5] Re: Help New User

[Charlie Veniot]

G'day,

It might be easier if we first start with understanding what kind of 
devices and web browsers you use (well, intend to use with TiddlyWiki).  
When you have a chance, let us know that info.

In my case, I do everything on my Chromebook (Chrome web browser), so 
downloading a "empty" TiddlyWiki file to Google Drive and accessing 
(opening and saving) the TiddlyWiki from Google Drive with help from 
TiddlyDrive (a Google Drive Add-On): that's the best scenario for me.

Just to get a feel for how TiddlyWiki works (and until you are setup to use 
your own empty TiddlyWiki),  play around a little with the TiddlyWiki at 
TiddlyWiki.com   (or any other TiddlyWiki instance 
out there).  You can't break anything because you're just playing with what 
your browser loaded up.  Go ahead and edit any tiddlers to see what is 
going on in them, and create some to try things.

Cheers and best regards !

On Saturday, February 20, 2021 at 11:39:42 AM UTC-4 bee...@gmail.com wrote:

> Hello, I have downloaded this yesterday and I am struggling a bit with a 
> few things 
> 1) where is it stored on our pc, and how can I find the local host link?
> 2) I wanted to set up the connection with Google Drive but couldn’t get 
> through trying the steps, anyone can help me please?
> 3) is there anyway to save/store in a Dropbox folder, so I could access 
> from another pc? 
> 4) can i create tables and hierarchy on content? can i add tags to create 
> connections or only hyperlinked ones?
>
> thank you very much 
>

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Re: [tw5] Re: Help New User

[Siath Moon]

Hello, I do apologise
I dont understand how the app works 梁 tyvm for the information though

On Sat, 20 Feb 2021, 22:52 Eric Shulman,  wrote:

> On Saturday, February 20, 2021 at 1:36:13 PM UTC-8 Mark S. wrote:
>
>> By itself, the single file version is just a very elaborate web page. It
>> can't save itself or your changes.
>>
>
> That is not exactly true.  You CAN save your changes without using any of
> the addon "saver solutions".
>
> With no add-on installed, pressing the sidebar "save" button will use the
> browser's built-in "download" handler to save a *copy* of the currently
> loaded TiddlyWiki file with any tiddler changes you have made.  This
> usually results in a new version of the file being automatically created in
> your Downloads folder.  However, if you set your browser's download handler
> to "always ask for a location", then when you press the "save" button, you
> will be prompted with a system dialog that allows you to select a local
> target destination (folder and filename) for the download.  You can then
> select the existing file to overwrite it with the latest tiddler changes.
> When you reload the page, all your changes will be there.
>
> Of course, if you select your local Dropbox folder location, then Dropbox
> will automatically sync the saved file with your online Dropbox storage,
> thus allowing you to access the latest changes from another PC.
> Alternatively, you can save directly to Dropbox by using the "TiddlyWiki
> Cloud" service (formerly known as "TiddlyWiki in the Sky for Dropbox").
> See https://tiddlywiki.com/#TiddlyWiki%20Cloud for more info.
>
> enjoy,
> -e
>
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[tw5] Re: Help New User

[Eric Shulman]

On Saturday, February 20, 2021 at 1:36:13 PM UTC-8 Mark S. wrote:

> By itself, the single file version is just a very elaborate web page. It 
> can't save itself or your changes.
>

That is not exactly true.  You CAN save your changes without using any of 
the addon "saver solutions".

With no add-on installed, pressing the sidebar "save" button will use the 
browser's built-in "download" handler to save a *copy* of the currently 
loaded TiddlyWiki file with any tiddler changes you have made.  This 
usually results in a new version of the file being automatically created in 
your Downloads folder.  However, if you set your browser's download handler 
to "always ask for a location", then when you press the "save" button, you 
will be prompted with a system dialog that allows you to select a local 
target destination (folder and filename) for the download.  You can then 
select the existing file to overwrite it with the latest tiddler changes.  
When you reload the page, all your changes will be there.

Of course, if you select your local Dropbox folder location, then Dropbox 
will automatically sync the saved file with your online Dropbox storage, 
thus allowing you to access the latest changes from another PC.
Alternatively, you can save directly to Dropbox by using the "TiddlyWiki 
Cloud" service (formerly known as "TiddlyWiki in the Sky for Dropbox").  
See https://tiddlywiki.com/#TiddlyWiki%20Cloud for more info.

enjoy,
-e

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[tw5] Re: Help New User

['Mark S.' via TiddlyWiki]

When you say "downloaded", what exactly did you download? The single file 
version? It will be wherever your download folder is.

By itself, the single file version is just a very elaborate web page. It 
can't save itself or your changes. For that, you need one of the 20+ saver 
solutions. You can save to a dropbox folder using one of the saver 
solutions. If you're on a PC, and using a chromium based browser (most 
browsers are), or Firefox, then Timimi is a good choice. You install an 
extension. You install a local save file. You configure your browser a tiny 
bit. And then you're good to go.

You can create hierarchies of tags and view them easily using a macro:

<>

(where "Contents" is your root tag. There's a whole slew of TOC macros 
 that can give you 
different views of your data.

You can roll your own table using the listwidget, but you might find it 
easier to install the shiraz plugin and use
dynamic tables 
 instead.

HTH

On Saturday, February 20, 2021 at 7:39:42 AM UTC-8 bee...@gmail.com wrote:

> Hello, I have downloaded this yesterday and I am struggling a bit with a 
> few things 
> 1) where is it stored on our pc, and how can I find the local host link?
> 2) I wanted to set up the connection with Google Drive but couldn’t get 
> through trying the steps, anyone can help me please?
> 3) is there anyway to save/store in a Dropbox folder, so I could access 
> from another pc? 
> 4) can i create tables and hierarchy on content? can i add tags to create 
> connections or only hyperlinked ones?
>
> thank you very much 
>

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