However if autosave is OFF by default, you still cannot loose that much
because the wiki informs you about unsaved changes.
Again I think we need other users' opinion on this. And by users I mean
non-developer users :-)
Misclick the back button of the browser, and you will loose that
Le mardi 2 décembre 2014 15:36:33 UTC+1, Evolena a écrit :
What I would like is:
- click the save button saves on the current file
- autosave saves on a backup file
I didn't think before, but I agree with your proposal, it's a good approach
to alwayse have backup and don't want to save
On Monday, December 1, 2014 2:16:48 AM UTC+1, Tobias Beer wrote:
... besides the option that I wish TiddlyWiki.com also used... to have the
url updated with the currently viewed tiddler.
There have been many confused users, when Jeremy did activate the
permaview option at TW dot com. So
@Birthe
That is quite a reasonable thought. I tend to agree.
On Monday, December 1, 2014 2:48:02 AM UTC+2, Birthe C wrote:
Anyone having used TiddlyWiki for some time will know how to set autosave
on or off as they please. Autosave default on for a new wiki, what will we
loose? Download a
On Monday, December 1, 2014 12:28:37 AM UTC+1, Branimir Braykov wrote:
However if autosave is OFF by default, you still cannot loose that much
because the wiki informs you about unsaved changes.
Again I think we need other users' opinion on this. And by users I mean
non-developer users :-)
On Sunday, November 30, 2014 2:41:15 PM UTC+1, Branimir Braykov wrote:
I think that the default Autosave option should be Do not save changes
automatically simply because it is safer.
We should also get other opinions on this.
Funny.
I always thought, saving changes is safer if I don't
I always thought, saving changes is safer if I don't want to loose
information.
Not always. Without a reliable backup mechanism liek LessBackupsPlugin was
it might just not be as you might override your working document with one
that is broken... thanks to some plugin experiments, etc.
Mario,
You are an expert, and you know what you are doing, so it is common for you
to want autosave ON. This just saves you an extra click.
However most (novice) users are fighting with widgets, filters, lists, etc.
and it takes trial and error until things work.
Breaking functionality is
Anyone having used TiddlyWiki for some time will know how to set autosave
on or off as they please. Autosave default on for a new wiki, what will we
loose? Download a new one.
A new user having downloaded his or her very first tiddlywiki wil not know
about this. If autosave is off there is a
I think it's a good excercise and first look at the ControlPanel to turn it
off for a new TiddlyWiki. There are a few things I do in the ControlPanel
anyways, like Title, Subtitle, TiddlySpot, etc so changing that saving
behavior is just one of those... besides the option that I wish
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