I have recently discovered that Firefox with PMario's File Backup addon appears
to work very well on Android.
The only caveat is that tiddlywiki file needs to be placed in the Android
download folder. This preserves any relational-based external links such as
image files, thereby maintaining i
First of all, Mark S. thank you for your suggestion. I moved my trial
tiddlywiki to the downloads folder and although relational linking does not
work for me with TiddloidLite, Chrome or Samsung browser. I found it works
perfectly with Firefox when PMario's File Backup 0.3.5 is included as an
a
Once again, thanks for your suggestions but it still doesn't work on any of my
android devices. I thought perhaps it was because of my browser and attempted
to use the Samsung browser, then Chrome but when the img command still didn't
work and the ext command showed the following address
conten
Like you, I keep my images folder in the same location as my tiddlywiki.
However, when I set the link I get nothing.
[img width="100%" alt="(image
missing)"[00-mysite_portable-00/images/smudge.jpg]]
In your example I get the alt text "image missing".
Please note, when using orgzly, using org
Sorry, it doesn't seem to work.
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Can anyone advise: On Android with TiddloidLite, how can I link to external
image and audio files, also on the same android device?
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My solution---sadly--was to move to another solution. After several months
of trial and error research I chose Orgzly combined with org-mode in emacs.
Although emacs has a steep learning curve just as TW does, perhaps even
moreso, I'm using the same learning methodology I did with TW. Learning a
Hi Jeremy. I am so greatful for this latest update. I have been seriously
considering moving on from TW now that Firefox is gone (as far as I am
concerned) and
On Friday, February 2, 2018 at 3:41:06 AM UTC+8, Jeremy Ruston wrote:
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> I’m pleased to announce the release of v0.0.12 of TiddlyDesk
Hi Jeremy,
I would like to echo dg's gratitude. I am actually thinking of moving on
from TW, but TiddlyDesktop's ease of install and ease of use, even with its
limitations, has me hesitating.
So, whatever happens with TiddlyDesktop, please accept my thanks for
developiing something un non-te
iki on NodeJS is
> that you can edit multiple TiddlyWiki data folders at once, and you can
> serve static files along side them. It is not possible to serve static
> files using TiddlyWiki on NodeJS.
>
> Hope that helps. If someone else wants to suggest something as well, feel
> free t
On Sunday, November 5, 2017 at 11:19:42 AM UTC+8, Josh Rollins wrote:
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> I didn't write much about how I use TW to the outside world, and perhaps I
> should change that. Here's a story about how I returned to it, last week.
> Hope it's ok to share personal stories :)
>
> https://medium.com/@Jo
Can node.js be set up as a portable app. Please note I spend at least half
my time with no Internet so any cloud based service won't work for me.
Thanks,
Ray
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As a non-technical user of TW I would suggest you follow the directions
provided by Jeremy at
http://tiddlywiki.com/static/Installing%2520TiddlyWiki%2520on%2520Node.js.html.
They are simple and clear enough
I believe the server referred to is the server node.js creates for you
you can then go
Thanks.
On Sun, Mar 19, 2017 at 4:09 PM, Mat wrote:
> This appears in the Contents in the sidebar on tiddlywiki.com
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> http://tiddlywiki.com/#Reference
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I've been looking for a glossary of tiddlywiki terminology but can't find
any. I've founds lots of posts on it, but no actual glossary. Is one
available?
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Just a thought after having an exchange with former ShadowPlan users who
are uncomfortable moving to TiddlyWiki.
Would it be workable to have an empty TW5 with a set of plug-ins and macros
set up to provide ready made and intuitive experience for new users? Why
can't the download (perhaps a z
Thanks for the response. I'll keep my eyes open in case a workable.solution
ever appears.
On Thursday, October 20, 2016 at 12:34:16 PM UTC+8, Raymond McDowell wrote:
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> This may have been covered somewhere else, but I couldn't find it. Is is
> possible for tags to inherit
This may have been covered somewhere else, but I couldn't find it. Is is
possible for tags to inherit the color of their parent without changing
each one?
Example: My wiki is named "mysite". It is segmented into 7 topics e.g.
1. writing
2. catalogs
3. strategy
4. journals
5..correspondence
6.
For me, the advent of TW5 was and is a godsend. For 20 some years I
searched and experimented with anything that could remotely meet my needs
of desktop/mobile/laptop access, whether I was traveling in China, the
Philippines or at home in Hong Kong where I wanted to be able to access and
edit m
ndering if there was an easy way to
accomplish this. Guess not. Again, thanks.
On Monday, August 1, 2016 at 10:24:03 AM UTC+8, Raymond McDowell wrote:
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> I was just wondering if it were possible to make "[[]]" links insensitive
> to upper or lower case. I believe it it would creat
I was just wondering if it were possible to make "[[]]" links insensitive
to upper or lower case. I believe it it would create a more flexible
environment and allow me to avoid topic duplication.
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Allow me to add my thanks for the update. Great job.
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On Monday, June 6, 2016 at 10:39:12 PM UTC+8, madscijr wrote:
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> Just sayin'. I would find it useful, if only the way the Dummies books
> are structured.
> Maybe dedicate half the book to TW Classic and half to TW 5?
>
>
I've been hesitant to add my two cents to this discussion, but let me o
Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. I have to go back to school a bit to
understand how to use it, but it works!
> I found a terminal emulator that will run NodeJS on Android. I don't know
> how much features it has and I haven't really tested it out much yet, but
> it seems to work great. It
Background: Upon my retirement, my family and I headed for the Philippine
provinces. We landed in Navitas, Numancia in Aklan. The place is wonderful,
except for an iffy phone line Internet connection. Yes, we've relocated to
2000 technology. Since then, I have had little opportunity to check on
Funny you should mention that. I had just reloaded windows 7 and was using
a Firefox browser with only TiddlyFox as an add-on when I ran the test I
mentioned. As noted before, this is evidently not an issue for other users.
I'm trying to adjust to the environment as I go. Right now I'm trying to
se
Here's an example. Please note this is one of many. One entry. Plain
text.307,832 characters. 56,458 words in its full completed state. Not
really a long story in today's world. It barely qualifies as a short
novel. No links, no special formatting. Just words, phrases, sentences and
paragraphs
I use TW for everything (by everything I mean as a database, a writing
environment, task development, et. al.), and prefer to keep it all in a
single file. However, I find that some of my entries (e.g. novel length
stories, long articles, long lists et. al.) slow down the beast to the
point it
Thanks Jed. I'll work with that. For the second question, I mean that I
would like a single template where I don't need to make any modifications
that uses the current tiddler as the tag and makes a checkboxed list. That
way all I need to do in any given tiddler is just call that template and i
Sorry if this is too many queries at the same time.
Here is my situation. I use my TiddlyWiki as a PKM. This includes my
writing projects, catalogs, all my projects and tasks, reference materials
and journals.
Query 1) How to add checkboxes to a TOC. To keep a status update, I use
checkboxes
If I have multiple TiddlyWiki files, is it possible to transclude a tiddler
from TiddlyWikiA to TiddlyWikiB?
Thanks in advance
Ray
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I am now vested in TiddlyWiki. I'm using it as a unified cross-platform
personal knowledge management (and document development) system.
Before ever coming to TiddlyWiky, when I first decided the Wiki Way was the
best way for me, but in a personalized environment, I discerned the need to
retai
After several months, I am now fully invested in TiddlyWiki. I was
wondering if there are any rules of thumb or best practices on keeping
content human readable while still making use of the advanced functionality
TW provides. Suggestions would be appreciated.
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Thanks, Jed! It took me some head bangingI'm not all that brightbut
it works like a charm. Even more, you have managed with this little bit of
code to make an old ShadowPlan user grin from ear to ear. It gives me
everything I could ask for and more. You have given me an outliner with a
Perhaps this is an odd request, but the way I keep track of where I am in
my project listing is via checklists. I was wondering if it would be
possible to combine a comprehensive site TOC incorporate a nested checklist.
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On Wednesday, March 4, 2015 at 10:02:31 AM UTC+8, Raymond McDowell wrote:
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>
>1. Is it possible to modify the tag manager to display a tag hierarchy
>(e.g., like a TOC) so that the listing can fold and unfold.
>
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Wishing you a quick recovery. Take care.
On Monday, March 2, 2015 at 2:15:18 AM UTC+8, Jeremy Ruston wrote:
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> I'm sorry to say that I've been whizzed to hospital with what has turned
> out to be pneumonia. No fun at all. I'll be here for a couple more days and
> so
> will have to postpone Tu
er) into
>> individual files.
>>
>> /Andreas
>>
>> [1] http://tiddlywiki.com/#RenderTiddlersCommand
>> [2] http://tiddlywiki.com/#SaveTiddlersCommand
>>
>> Am 23.02.2015 um 09:47 schrieb Raymond McDowell:
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>> Having played about a bit w
Having played about a bit with the offered suggestions, it looks like
TiddlyWiki cannot readily export a body of tiddlers into individual
discreet files. At least, not yet. Too bad. Something to keep looking for.
Monday, February 23, 2015 at 8:18:42 AM UTC+8, Raymond McDowell wrote
Thanks Jed. This answer, while being quite comprehensive, doesn't actually
answer my needs. Nor do I see an export option for the listing. From what
I can tell, the export list is simply another way to accomplish what I get
with the standard export option.
Perhaps there is something here I j
Consider me a novice.
After years of reluctance, I started using TiddlyWiki. I am now invested
and my TW5 is my pkm. I use it for writing, tasks, projects, catalogs,
brainstorming and journals. All inter-connected in a many to many structure
and neatly accessible via TW's tags, sophisticated
I watched my first Tiddlywiki Google Hangout this morning. It was
fascinating. The participants were knowledgeable and diverse. My respect
for Jeremy and the other developers grew even more as I heard them
verbalize their thought processes and rationale with and behind
TiddlyWiki. Jed's outpu
Thanks Jon, worked like a charm.
On Wednesday, June 25, 2014 12:35:21 PM UTC+8, Raymond McDowell wrote:
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> Maybe I'm doing something wrong, but when I download TW 5.0.13 I don't see
> the contents tab. I tried it both with a migrated version (importing my
> wiki) and the
Maybe I'm doing something wrong, but when I download TW 5.0.13 I don't see
the contents tab. I tried it both with a migrated version (importing my
wiki) and then an empty version. In both cases I see no contents tab. I've
tried on two separate computers. Both using FireFox. When I check out th
Maybe I'm doing something wrong, but when I download TW 5.0.13 I don't see
the contents tab. I tried it both with a migrated version (importing my
wiki) and then an empty version. In both cases I see no contents tab. When
I check out the core tiddler I see it listed, but there's none in the
act
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