On 12 Feb., 16:22, FND f...@gmx.net wrote:
it now seems there's a TiddlyWiki core bug causing it
I've committed a temporary workaround:
http://trac.tiddlywiki.org/changeset/8731
Note, however, that this sort of rename-overwrite isn't actually
permitted in terms of TiddlyWeb - that is
it now seems there's a TiddlyWiki core bug causing it
I've committed a temporary workaround:
http://trac.tiddlywiki.org/changeset/8731
Note, however, that this sort of rename-overwrite isn't actually
permitted in terms of TiddlyWeb - that is intentional.
So we end up with a bit of a
tried both tricks, but the problem is still there
That's very odd indeed. Would you mind zipping up that test instance
directory and sending it to me (directly) so we can investigate further?
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i cleaned up the hole installation and now it works again
No idea what might have gone wrong before - but for now, let's just be
happy it works.
3) rename tiddler 1 to 2 and changed tiddler 1 contents (without
reloading the wiki)
[...]
but tiddler 1 isn't deleted (yes i'am a bad guy)
rename tiddler 2 to 3 and changed tiddler 3 contents (without
reloading the wiki)
- get the message 'Error saving 3: Precondition Failed', filestore:
tiddler 2 is not renamed and tiddler 3 is created
I'm afraid I can't replicate this; it works fine for me on the nightly
instance*.
Can you
here are the logs
We might have an idea why this is happening, but aren't quite sure.
Could you test it on the nightly server referenced above?
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yes i tested it on peermore and it works there!?!
So there's some kind of mismatch on your side then...
I don't think it's a server-side issue, so I'd first delete the plugins
(especially the adaptor) and add them anew - e.g. a manual copy paste
from SVN*.
Should that not do the trick,
Again, many thanks for your efforts.
-- F.
I should also thank you, Eduard, for your detailed what works, what
doesn't, posts. It was actually two of your other threads posted a
while ago that got me to try tiddlyweb. It's amazing, the more I use
it the more I realize its power and
Again, many thanks for your efforts.
-- F.
I should also thank you, Eduard, for your detailed what works, what
doesn't, posts. It was actually two of your other threads posted a
while ago that got me to try tiddlyweb. It's amazing, the more I use
it the more I realize its power and
Once again you prove to be an invaluable help, Eduard (even though I'm
starting to wish we would just disallow renaming... ).
tiddler 1 is renamed to tiddler 2, but contents still tiddler 1
Right.
That was because we hadn't considered that someone might actually make
other changes (e.g.
On 9 Feb., 18:06, FND f...@gmx.net wrote:
Once again you prove to be an invaluable help, Eduard (even though I'm
starting to wish we would just disallow renaming... ).
I'm pleased to hear that. My team loves (or hates) me, because i do
the final testings on our own systems.
'don't give it
Your points about revisions, and size not being a major factor, are
well taken.
I think the best is to write a cleansing script. Which just removes the
older revisions. (What happens in the python if there is only a file named
6, but no 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5?... Also what's the next revision's
On Feb 4, 1:37 am, cd...@peermore.com chris.d...@gmail.com wrote:
(As an aside is it getting to the point where we should have atiddlywebgoogle
group?)
I think the only downside to that is lower TiddlyWeb exposure to the
general TiddlyWiki user population that browses this group. I
it's more the idea that bothers me. If I have a long tiddler, like
maybe a 1,000 words or more, and I fix a typo, the idea that all 1,000
words are saved again for the sake of one correction bugs me a bit. So
my hang up is with making many small changes to large tiddlers.
I can relate.
On Feb 2, 10:27 am, Oveek Mallik mov...@gmail.com wrote:
I won't comment too much on what's been said, but I really like the
concept oftiddlyweb, and so far I think the implementation is very
nice. I do like the decision of making concrete bags/folders where
tiddlers are stored as
On Feb 2, 10:54 am, Reenen Laurie rlau...@gmail.com wrote:
I think the best is to write a cleansing script. Which just removes the
older revisions. (What happens in the python if there is only a file named
6, but no 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5?... Also what's the next revision's name?)
If there's
I've been experimenting with tiddlyweb, and found this thread really
useful to get me going.
I won't comment too much on what's been said, but I really like the
concept of tiddlyweb, and so far I think the implementation is very
nice. I do like the decision of making concrete bags/folders where
I think the best is to write a cleansing script. Which just removes the
older revisions. (What happens in the python if there is only a file named
6, but no 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5?... Also what's the next revision's name?)
Also, the way I understand the design choice was, that hard drive space is
not
There was a small bug in TiddlyWeb's ETag handling.
Chris has fixed this and released v0.9.7:
http://tiddlyweb.peermore.com/dist/CHANGES
Hi,
updated to version 0.9.7 now and the problem is solved, but
we have some tiddlers including brackets within tiddlernames (...)
and there
we get
On Jan 21, 8:53 am, EduardWagner ugligats...@googlemail.com wrote:
we have some tiddlers including brackets within tiddlernames (...)
and there
we get futher the message Error Saving tiddler.title Precondition
Failed
please let me know if there are some restrictions for using special
There's a lot to comment on in this thread, and I hope to when I have
a gap, but wanted to hit some high points in here. See within:
On Jan 21, 2:02 am, ccahua cca...@gmail.com wrote:
I copied the TiddlyWebConfig from the system bag into 2 test bags: foo
and bar
Then I changed
There seems to be some confusion WRT workspaces/bags/recipes, so I'll
try to clear that up (I hope I'm not missing the point here though... ):
The basic unit is the tiddler.
Each individual tiddler has a workspace (in TiddlyWeb terms, that
translates to a certain bag or recipe) associated with
To get it to go somewhere else its server.workspace needs to
changed to something else. I think FND has a plugin that can do this.
There's the TiddlyWebTiddlerSourcePlugin:
http://tinyurl.com/7d7l53
On Jan 20, 10:43 pm, EduardWagner ugligats...@googlemail.com wrote:
The key question from myself is: what was the reason for the bag-
concept in filesystems?
From a real real green green user opinion the concept with extented
tiddler fields and tags would have been more
of a meta description
So there are two separate pieces of functionality which are desired,
which are orthogonal
Oh, I absolutely agree.
Since we haven't really experimented with the unplugged experience much
yet, I figured in this case the renaming thing was what's relevant.
-- F.
OK, we updated to version 0.9.6 and now we don't have the mentioned
problems with saving any more
Happy to hear that!
I installed the TiddlyWebAutoSavePlugin
Actually, the TiddlyWebAutoSavePlugin should be obsolete by now,
replaced by the ServerSideSavingPlugin (and, to some extent,
I can confirm this. I thought we had addressed this issue, but it seems
it's not resolved entirely.
There was a small bug in TiddlyWeb's ETag handling.
Chris has fixed this and released v0.9.7:
http://tiddlyweb.peermore.com/dist/CHANGES
-- F.
On Jan 20, 9:49 am, FND f...@gmx.net wrote:
I can confirm this. I thought we had addressed this issue, but it seems
it's not resolved entirely.
There was a small bug in TiddlyWeb's ETag handling.
Chris has fixed this and released v0.9.7:
http://tiddlyweb.peermore.com/dist/CHANGES
On Jan 20, 12:00 pm, ccahua cca...@gmail.com wrote:
On Jan 20, 9:49 am, FND f...@gmx.net wrote:
Do I add this custom line (server.workspace: bags/myBag) in
TiddlyWebConfig/config.defaultCustomFields
for every new bag? or do I add new set of config.defaultCustomFields
witht the custom line?
Actually, the TiddlyWebAutoSavePlugin should be obsolete by now,
replaced by the ServerSideSavingPlugin (and, to some extent,
TiddlyWebConfig).
Hi,
we actually use the listboxplugin from tiddlytools and after changing
a listboxvalue the tiddlers are only saved
immediately when the
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