Hi BurningTreeC, Mark,
Great work! A modern TiddlyWiki app for Android is long overdue, and could be
very popular.
If you'd like to make it a community property then we could host it alongside
TiddlyDesktop (currently at https://github.com/Jermolene/TiddlyDesktop, but
moving to
Dave
I mentioned the nas because I can intall apps on it. I can access it from the
internet and with its two lan ports you can install firewall and proxy software
and use this to strengthen and contol access I have not done it yet, but may
open node js in a docker container running on the nas.
> It won't install on my system -- what minimum SDK level did you specify?
>
> Nice touch having the icon in there.
>
> The orientation problem is standard. You have to save the currently loaded
> file path in onPause (I think -- it might be something else) and then
> reload the TW in
> Folks
>
> It is really exciting to hear you are playing with this. I have dreamed of
> having a way to build a tiddlywiki and publish it as an app. I think we
> need to work together to document the process so anyone can design and
> publish a tiddlywiki as an app. Perhaps even its own
> It won't install on my system -- what minimum SDK level did you specify?
>
> Nice touch having the icon in there.
>
> The orientation problem is standard. You have to save the currently loaded
> file path in onPause (I think -- it might be something else) and then
> reload the TW in
Ok I'll look up port forwarding, thanks - Yeah I definitely don't want to
set up something stupidly vulnerable.
No synology, just a router and a NAS and a plex server on an Nvidea shield
pointing to the NAS (Buffalo I think, not sure if that's important), and
I'm playing around with connecting
Folks
It is really exciting to hear you are playing with this. I have dreamed of
having a way to build a tiddlywiki and publish it as an app. I think we need to
work together to document the process so anyone can design and publish a
tiddlywiki as an app. Perhaps even its own folder not
Dave,
I belive you need set a dmz or port forwarding on the router. Remember you pi
the becomes the attack surface for any one or thing on the internet, and it is
in your network once hacked.
Careful,
Do you have a synology nas at home?
Tony
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It won't install on my system -- what minimum SDK level did you specify?
Nice touch having the icon in there.
The orientation problem is standard. You have to save the currently loaded
file path in onPause (I think -- it might be something else) and then
reload the TW in onResume. I'm sure the
Getting closer...
I set my router so I can access the router itself from outside, so in the
browser its (externalIPaddress):8080 and then you have to enter the router
password etc
But how do I go from "(externalIPaddress):8080/homepage.html" to the BobTW
address?
I tried tacking on
> It just needs to be called "twi" instead of "Android".
>
Right, I tried that now. Thank you, you see I'm just figuring things out
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It just needs to be called "twi" instead of "Android".
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On Friday, December 21, 2018 at 8:35:38 PM UTC-8, BurningTreeC wrote:
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>
> In the world of coincidences, I just today made a not-ready-for-prime-time
>> Android app. I'm sure yours is much better. At the moment, it uses an
>>
Ok, I think I got my router to allow a VPN, I have the username, password,
and PSK for that. On my android phone I set up the VPN connection to that
info and it says "connected", but then what do I do next?
I found out my external IP address from some website for that purpose, and
inside
> One quick and non-professional way is to attach file like myApp.apxx
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Great, this worked, thanks Mohammad! Just rename the file to TW.apk
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> In the world of coincidences, I just today made a not-ready-for-prime-time
> Android app. I'm sure yours is much better. At the moment, it uses an
> external file manager (ES File) to pick files. But since it's Android 4.4,
> I don't know if it can save on an external device yet (it can
> Hello BTC,
>
> This is a great step in using TW on Android system. Thank you!
> For start this is really useful.
>
> I hope you could resolve those shortcomings and publish it through Google
> Play.
>
Hi Mohammad, thanks for your reply. I'm afraid the app is by far not ready
being
One quick and non-professional way is to attach file like myApp.apxx
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Android app. I'm sure yours is much better. At the moment, it uses an
external file manager (ES File) to pick files. But since it's Android 4.4,
I don't know if it can save on an external device yet (it can save
Hello BTC,
This is a great step in using TW on Android system. Thank you!
For start this is really useful.
I hope you could resolve those shortcomings and publish it through Google
Play.
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Google doesn't want me to attach the .apk file, even zipped - I'll post a
download link
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Hi there community,
I've made a very simple Android app that allows opening, modifying and
saving a single-file tiddlywiki
For saving I use a slightly modified andtidwiki saver, I made a plugin from
it
The app opens an index.html file that must be present in the Documents
folder and makes a
So for a next step... in order to access it this way (let's say I was able
to install Bob on my raspberry pi) how hard would it be to be able to
access it this way from outside the network (e.g. in my car or out doing
errands via mobile data)?
I'm guessing from some initial reading I've done
That worked! Thank you!! (I like simpler first too, ha ha)
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Mohammad,
Some help, not an answer.
To do this you will need to modify the sidebar tabs tiddler, I would suggest
using the colour field on the tiddlers that make the sidebar tab and using
that.
One issue is you may need modify the tabs macro as well, or perhaps clone and
rename the copy the
Josiah,
I am on my android right now, typicaly I check the forum online in the chrome
browser, from a link I have in a folder on the home screen. I star items I want
to revisit on the desktop, but I open most posts that have unread messages read
them, and rely on the new messages indicator to
My last message, from Android, I deleted as it was incomprehensible.
GG on Android is pretty crude because there are no alerts on the web
version.
The problem is that if folk are working through web on Android--its highly
likely they will only have the vaguest idea what is happening. Posting
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According to this, it is still in the experimental state. In any case,
thank you for the idea, I will try to it out by myself.
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I'm getting into Android mainly because everyone else is.
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S.S
I think you perfectly captured a major problem with search in TW. The best
thing to illustrate it, is what you just said:
*Title matches:*
*HelloThumbnail - HelpingTiddlyWiki*
HelpCommand
HelpingTiddlyWiki
There is no clearer way to say it...
On Thursday, December 20, 2018 at 11:37:16 PM
My sincere apologies for this late reply, but I got called into the
resolution of a business dispute between two companies that took a lot more
time and energy than I anticipated.
Unfortunately, I do not have a public-facing wiki that I can provide to
illustrate my use of keywords, at this
You could have the mail sent to your device, perhaps?
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On Friday, December 21, 2018 at 10:32:59 AM UTC-8, @TiddlyTweeter wrote:
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> Just wondering ...
>
> As is I get no alerts on Android of when a new post is commited...
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Ahhh. Gotcha. That would explain things then. Thanks for the heads up.
Best wishes,
Adam
On Friday, December 21, 2018 at 4:01:37 PM UTC, Jeremy Ruston wrote:
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> Hi Adam
>
> Are you using Firefox? It doesn’t support draggable buttons; you’ll have
> to use links instead. All other browsers do
Hi Adam
Are you using Firefox? It doesn’t support draggable buttons; you’ll have to use
links instead. All other browsers do support draggable links, as far as I know.
Best wishes
Jeremy
> On 21 Dec 2018, at 12:56, AdamS wrote:
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> I'm trying to make some buttons that can be dragged around
I'm trying to make some buttons that can be dragged around and relocated,
but without success. I'm using the dragTiddler parameter, but when I go to
drag it, no luck. Could the click event of the button be getting in the way
of the drag? That doesn't seem right because links are clickable and
How is it possible to use different colors for sidebar tabs?
For example I wish to have
- open tab in green
- recent tab in blue
- tools in red
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Hello Tony!
Brilliant!
Thank you
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Dave,
Try simple first. Both the screenshot and the error you shared show that it
isn't using 0.0.0.0 as the host. Open the settings.json file in a text
editor and make sure that under the ws-server key you have host set to
0.0.0.0
And if you have other processes running that are taking ports
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