Thanks a lot, Bauwe. Turns out I was doing it completely different. It
works great now!
However, one problem with the plugin that I've encountered is that
when I drop my images into Tiddlywiki the Plugin generates a lot of
'extra' stuff such as:
!usage
{{{[img[SDC15489.JPG.jpg]]}}}
[img[SDC15489.JPG.jpg]]
!notes
attached by FileDropPlugin
!type
image/jpeg
!file
./Pictures/Krim/SDC15489.JPG.jpg
!url
!data
I tried to remove it, however the image does not display correctly
without it (I'm guessing that it needs some of that code to correctly
display the image). So then I tried making the code invisible with /%
and %/ however this also broke it.
Is there way to make this code invisible and yet still display the
image?
On Sep 15, 3:55 pm, Bauwe Bijl <bauweb...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi Zans,
> I have a similar setup witch is working fine....(xfce-ubuntu and
> firefox).
> (i use this since filedrop has some issues with my older osx and
> firefox combination)
> Just to be sure...(since you don't mention about other setups where
> filedropping was successful....you might be using it the first
> time...?) and in case you overlooked it:
> did you:
> open a new browser window
> dropped the folder on the adresbar (so a file uri is created)
> enter
> and then drag the file/folders from the browserwindow to the (open for
> edit) tiddler in the other browserwindow tw?
> ?
> Bauwe
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