On Friday, February 10, 2012 3:11:29 AM UTC+7, Dan wrote:
>
> I'm new to TiddlyWiki's but find it fascinating. Anyway, trying to get
> started I'm already running into errors.
If your goal is to learn the basics of TW - which I highly recommend you do
in single-file mode before getting into s
> back to an "empty" state? This is in place of locating an older version
of an empty TiddlyWiki.
Of course you will also lose any plugins or other system-level content, but
that maybe what you want.
As I build a new TW design I use tags (all my TWs use taggly tags anyway)
so that every non
One can use Eric's plugin for exporting the tiddlers along with core code
into a new tiddlywiki document.
http://www.tiddlytools.com/#ExportTiddlersPlugin
Just select one random tiddler and export it to a new TW and then later
delete that one tiddler after opening the new TW.
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Is there a simple way to clean out an existing TiddlyWiki and take it
back to an "empty" state? This is in place of locating an older
version of an empty TiddlyWiki.
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I believe I got it working in Chrome now after setting up a
SystemSettings tiddler and putting a switch on Chrome.exe.
(and of course after more googling)
Still looking for an IE solution as I have to use that for work.
This is all more complex than it needs to be.
Dan
On Feb 9, 3:44 pm, Dan wrot
This worked great for me too using Chrome. My settings wouldn't
stick.
They do now by adding this tiddler as he described.
Thanks.
Dan
On Feb 8, 2:09 am, Grmble wrote:
> By default, these settings are stored in cookies, maybe you configured
> your browser to not keep cookies?
>
> Some browsers m
Additional information.
I see the same problem on hosted wiki http://tiddlywiki.com/ ( I can
send window image)
New empty wiki with problem is
version = {title: "TiddlyWiki", major: 2, minor: 6, revision: 5, date:
new Date("October 6, 2011"), extensions: {}};
I downloaded hosted TiddlerToddler fr
Hi Dan
> I'm on Win7 6.1.7600 Enterprise using IE 8.0.7600.16385CO
> most things work, actually but I have Error in macro <>
> and that is the only error shows. Interestingly, when I go to other
> wiki's online(Tiddlyspot), I don't have the error.
I get the same timeline error in XP on IE.
I'm new to TiddlyWiki's but find it fascinating. Anyway, trying to
get started I'm already running into errors. Being new doesn't help
with the terminology or searching either. I would think, starting
out, not wanting to change anything to start with, things should
work...but..
I'm on Win7 6.1.
> At first I was going to say, "No, I don't, and probably never will,
> understand the actual technology, but I get the general picture." But your
> comment that "it doesn't mean the end of the line for the single file
> configuration of TiddlyWiki" brought me up a little short.
>
> I've wondere
> Is the use of node.js (one of) "the" way(s) future TW will run?
Yes, that is correct. TiddlyWiki5 will run in the browser (meaning
desktop and mobile) and under node.js (which either means running
locally on your machine, or running on a server somewhere).
> For anyone of course, not just Jerem
On Feb 8, 9:37 pm, twgrp wrote:
> Just a fantasy for the future
>
> https://torrentfreak.com/tribler-makes-bittorrent-impossible-to-shut-...
This would be very interesting. I think the important thing here is
that it could be distribution of individual tiddlers _not_ of
TiddlyWiki documents. Then
On Feb 9, 2012, at 4:48 AM, Jeremy Ruston wrote:
> I'll try to draw some pictures of these configurations, I realise that
> it's all a bit confusing,
At first I was going to say, "No, I don't, and probably never will, understand
the actual technology, but I get the general picture." But your co
*like* dropbx
Alex
On 9 February 2012 11:11, Alex Hough wrote:
> How is the torrent approach different to something life dropbox?
>
> ALex
>
> On 9 February 2012 08:15, Eric Shulman wrote:
>>> In what respect would you suggest that this affects 'distribution of
>>> tiddlers'?
>>
>> "tribler" pr
How is the torrent approach different to something life dropbox?
ALex
On 9 February 2012 08:15, Eric Shulman wrote:
>> In what respect would you suggest that this affects 'distribution of
>> tiddlers'?
>
> "tribler" provides peer-to-peer torrents for direct distribution of
> files without centra
On Thursday, February 9, 2012 4:48:34 PM UTC+7, Jeremy Ruston wrote:
>
> The second thing you mentioned, working around the compatibility issues of
> browsers, is actually accomplished by using node.js to run the TiddlyWiki
> core as a little mini webserver.
>
Is the use of node.js (one of) "the"
> Not as up-to-date on developments here as in the past, so may be completely
> off-base, but are you talking about a TW-specific browser? Something that has
> the advantages of a single-file browser-based wiki without all the
> compatibility issues with the continually evolving generic browsers
On Feb 7, 8:47 pm, funkyeah wrote:
> What would you consider that type of statement to be? It doesn't fit
> in with the <> formatting thats described everywhere, but I've
> seen it referred to as a macro. Is it a special case of a macro that
> doesn't need <<>>? What else fits into this category
> In what respect would you suggest that this affects 'distribution of
> tiddlers'?
"tribler" provides peer-to-peer torrents for direct distribution of
files without central servers. This could be used to share TW
documents.
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