[tw] Re: Export to Evernote?

[Lee]

Thanks Eric. It seems to work, but I don't see any difference between
the files produced without the CSS and with the CSS. What should I
notice?

I tried both the checkbox to withhold the CSS and the CookieJar
tiddler. Not sure if I was doing it correctly, but the html rendered
snapshot files, as well as the source, looked the same.

I got great importing results if I manually deleted the div
class=Toolbar line in the snapshot files, and then imported into
Evernote.



On Oct 19, 2:37 am, Eric Shulman elsdes...@gmail.com wrote:
  I found a Firefox add-on that makes copy/paste into Evernote somewhat
  easier, and I'm making pretty good progress highlighting each TW
  record, then invoking the add-on. Its somewhat tedious, but all rich
  formatting is retained, and the end result looks good. Evernote has
  little in the way of importing of files, but instead seems to focus on
  good drag and drop-style importing. Anyway, thanks for the replies. It
  looks like I'll get through the semi-manual importing in a few
  days. :)

 If you install the latest revision of:
    http://www.TiddlyTools.com/#SnapshotPlugin
 you can then write:
    snapshot label:snap id:story

 Clicking the 'snap' command link created by the above macro usage will
 automatically take all rendered tiddlers (i.e., those currently
 displayed in the story column) and write their *generated HTML* output
 to separate files, one per tiddler, using the tiddler's title +
 .html for each file.

 Note: in addition to the generated HTML, each snapshot file also
 includes a complete copy of the CSS stylesheets that were in effect at
 the time the snapshot was made.  This can make the files considerable
 larger than needed... especially if you are only interested in the
 HTML content, without concern for styling.

 You can prevent the extra CSS from being written into the files by
 setting the checkbox provided by:
    option chkSnapshotHTMLOnly
 or, by assigning a value via a 'CookieJar' tiddler, tagged with
 systemConfig, containing:
    config.options.chkSnapshotHTMLOnly=true;

 Hopefully, the snapshot files should speed up the 'semi-manual'
 process considerably...

 enjoy,
 -e
 Eric Shulman
 TiddlyTools / ELS Design Studios
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[tw] Re: Export to Evernote?

[Mark S.]

I looked at the Evernote site, but there didn't seem to be a quick way
to access manuals, if there are any.

You might describe what format Evernote wants for importing.

Good luck
Mark

On Oct 17, 8:51 pm, Lee lee...@gmail.com wrote:
 I would like to export a few hundred record tiddlywiki file, and
 import into Evernote. Is there an easy way to do this?

 I looked at tiddlytools export, but didn't find an export format that
 would work with Evernote. Copy and paste from html works, and retains
 the rich text formatting, which is great, but this is tedious.

 Can you export in formatted html, with one file per tw record? Not
 sure it this would work, but it might be a less tedious way to copy/
 paste into Evernote. Thanks.
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[tw] Re: Export to Evernote?

[AlanBCohen]

Evernote is a one-file note repository that allows you to create,
store, and edit snippets in various formats, including html.  From the
description of what the OP is looking for, it looks like the OP has
tiddlers formatted in html or wants wiki formatting converted to the
comparable html (fonts, bold, underline, etc.) where upon export, the
selected tiddlers are written to a single file per tiddler.  That
would allow each tiddler to be imported as a separate Evernote object.
I don't have an answer for what the OP wants to do.  An alternative
would be to export the selected tiddlers to a separate TW file and
import the whole TW file as a single Evernote object..  You would
still be able to use Evernote's search tools against the TW file (as
an object) and split apart the TW into separate objects with cut/paste
at your leisure, if needed.
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