Lost admin, Are you referring to my words "Browser embed eg NoteSelf no DB"?
If you were I would suggest by example a tiddly-wiki for playing tic tack toe would hardly suffer from the changes going missing. My interest in such a solution is providing tools to people, that get a specific task, done, end of story. Helpful if it remains indefinitely but not essential. Regards Tony On Monday, September 4, 2017 at 10:52:30 PM UTC+10, Lost Admin wrote: > > That would be a bit risky. Once "clear all data" and your content is gone. > > On Sunday, September 3, 2017 at 2:21:30 AM UTC-4, TonyM wrote: >> >> P.S. >> >> >> - Browser embed eg NodeJS no DB >> >> should read >> >> - Browser embed eg NoteSelf no DB >> >> I would also like to see the in browser embed/save method used by >> NoteSelf (without DB) to be an option on all relevant browsers, with the >> save/download process helping people secure or backup the wiki as at a >> point in time, or to permit distribution or single file use. >> >> This would allow the use of tiddlywiki as a webapp freeing tiddlywiki to >> work in a somewhat server-less mode (After read only open). >> >> Regards >> Tony >> >> >> On Sunday, September 3, 2017 at 4:13:21 PM UTC+10, TonyM wrote: >>> >>> Mario/ @TiddlyTweeter >>> A reboot and auto-load of the IIS Webdav solution its all there working, >>> with Chrome not demonstrating the same fault as before so add Chrome to the >>> list of Very successful browsers on top of Windows 10 Home. >>> >>> Perhaps I did as you said. Perhaps I would have resolved it if I had >>> searched for the error, something we may expect users to do. >>> >>> YATWS >>> >>> Yet another TiddlyWiki server! >>> >>> @TiddlyTweeter, I agree with the epoch of THE BONANZA OF SAVING METHODS >>> >>> I also know if there are a hundred ways to do something each with their >>> own bespoke method sometimes people will try a few, and if they don't get >>> what they want and give up. >>> >>> We need firm tested solutions and need to provide a structured table of >>> requirements and methods so people can choose the best option. >>> >>> One way to excuse the dearth of options and deal with the resulting >>> complexity is to present the number of alternatives as features, with a >>> nice table of advantages and disadvantages for each solution people will be >>> empowered to select one that suits and enter the world of TiddlyWIki with a >>> good impression. >>> >>> Here is a brain dump of options I know off that have friendly save and >>> load, please add to this list if I have missed something includes from >>> http://tiddlywiki.com/#GettingStarted >>> >>> >>> - Single File on FireFox with TiddlyFox (<V57) >>> - Single File on FireFox ESR V52? + TiddlyFox (including >>> Portableapps.com version >>> - Single File on Chrome and safari (these does not work in my view >>> although you can work around) >>> - With NodeJS on any browser and platform inc Desktop, Server, NAS, >>> Rasberry Pi >>> - I believe there is a "runtime" NodeJS bundle I have not yet tested >>> - NoteSelf in Browser >>> - NoteSelf with DB >>> - IIS and WebDav (Chrome, FF, Safari, IE, Edge etc...) >>> - Beaker Browser (yet to test) >>> - TiddlySpot >>> - TiddlyDesktop >>> - AndTidWiki? Android >>> - Using Node.js in Termux (android) >>> - MicroTiddlyServer TWC Only? >>> - Using Store PHP >>> - TiddlyIE extension (not used by Me) >>> - TWEDit on iPad/iPhone >>> - Git >>> - Dropbox etc... >>> >>> There would also be value letting users know which browsers have which >>> kind of tools available, I love a lot about firefox as a complement to >>> tiddlywiki because of addons that integrate but of course this is expected >>> to change. >>> >>> >>> So on consideration of the above each solution need to list features >>> like; >>> >>> - Single File >>> - Multi file (eg Node JS) >>> - Database store >>> - Save as Single File >>> - Platform OS to Host >>> - Hosting Method eg NodeJS or IIS WebDav >>> - Platform / App / Browser access >>> - Read only eg Git? >>> - Browser embed eg NodeJS no DB >>> - P2P >>> - Interactive but read only ways to publish are also important to >>> many >>> - Accessibility/Security eg Localhost, LAN access Internet host >>> >>> For the conversation >>> >>> Tony >>> >>> >>> On Saturday, September 2, 2017 at 7:33:37 PM UTC+10, PMario wrote: >>>> >>>> Hi Tony, >>>> >>>> Thanks for testing. ... error 412 ... >>>> https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Status/412 >>>> >>>> So did you save from an other browser or tab, and then save witch >>>> chrome, without reloading first? >>>> >>>> -m >>>> >>> -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWiki" group. 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