Hi Andreas
Wouldn't it be possible to handle all unkown MIME types as binary data ?
That would ensure that people could for example embed word or excel files
or a bunch of other file types (at the expense of some txt/ascii based
formats). I am not sure if that is a good idea, or if that is
Hi Stephan
Just to be clear, TW5 does indeed support binary tiddlers (images being a
good example). You can drag a ZIP file into TW and the right thing happens.
The limitation at the moment is that there's no built-in way to download
the file afterwards. You can use something like the following
On Monday, February 23, 2015 at 10:01:21 AM UTC+1, Stephan Hradek wrote:
Thanks Andreas - So Mario is right with his hint that I need to convert to
base 64.
Ouch! Any doubt about this? :))
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On Monday, February 23, 2015 at 12:15:14 PM UTC+1, Andreas Hahn wrote:
Wouldn't it be possible to handle all unkown MIME types as binary data ?
I think, this would be a good idea, if users wouldn't use it in the wrong
way, which will cause support on our side.
That would ensure that
Thanks Andreas - So Mario is right with his hint that I need to convert to
base 64.
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Am Montag, 23. Februar 2015 10:06:00 UTC+1 schrieb Andreas Hahn:
Yes, it is unfortunately it is the only way to do it, without editing
core source code.
I btw use powershell with a function I found online[1], that makes it
kinda easy to do (since it even copies it to the clipboard).
I
Am Montag, 23. Februar 2015 08:54:49 UTC+1 schrieb PMario:
So you want to distribute the application within the documentation?
I want to host the TiddlyWiki on (e.g.) tiddlyspot. As a sideefect yes, the
documentation would contain the zip in a saveable form.
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If you use eg: github to host 2 different files, you can use a simple
download link in TW and you don't have the mess with converting zip to
base64 and back.
If you use the github release feature [1][2], they will create a zip with
your program and the docs contained in a single zip file. So
Am Montag, 23. Februar 2015 09:31:22 UTC+1 schrieb PMario:
If you use eg: github to host 2 different files, you can use a simple
download link in TW
At the moment I have difficulties using GIT. My browsers are no longer
supported by them and the commandline also is very reluctant :(
Hey Stephan,
at the moment TW is incapable of handling binary files (i.e. zip files).
Unless you want to make big changes to various parts of the core, I
suggest you do the following:
1. Convert your .zip into a base64 string
2. Place it inside a plain text tiddler (for reference)
3. Place a
Yes, it is unfortunately it is the only way to do it, without editing
core source code.
I btw use powershell with a function I found online[1], that makes it
kinda easy to do (since it even copies it to the clipboard).
/Andreas
[1]
So you want to distribute the application within the documentation?
If you open the docs, it should be possible to say. save the zip from a
file tw. right?
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