Richard, thanks for the kind words - really great to hear!
You could also check the UploadPlugin and UploadTiddlerPlugin which save to
any PHP server - assuming you're able to put a small script on the server.
As for auto-saving, there is the built-in "Auto Save" and "Save Backups"
with every
Hi,
I have recently set up mGSD running with tiddlyweb on my vserver and its
working fantastically - now it's accessible from everywhere with multiple
users working on it at the same time. I am really happy with it.
Due to the fact that dGSD is also "only" based on tiddlers, this should
also work w
I have to agree. If there was some way to even sync against a server, that
would be helpful, even if it's my own.
Andy
On Thursday, January 31, 2013 11:40:46 AM UTC-5, Richard Campbell wrote:
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> First, I find dGSD (and mGSD) almost scary in how they help with
> productivity. And I think that
First, I find dGSD (and mGSD) almost scary in how they help with
productivity. And I think that tiddlys are a wonderful user-interface.
But saving/persisting TiddlyWikis has always been problematic. I haven't
been able to get WebDAV loaded in; Can anyone point me to better docs? (And
in a corpo
