Thanks werner. I will build my own notes after trying this thanks
Regards
Tony
On Monday, 7 September 2020 at 20:36:23 UTC+10 Werner wrote:
> Tony,
>
> here's how I did it:
>
> - D installed the plugin in question. In my case, it was A. Aldrich's
> Tables plugin.
> - The result was two files
Tony,
here's how I did it:
- D installed the plugin in question. In my case, it was A. Aldrich's
Tables plugin.
- The result was two files in my tiddlers
directory: $__plugins_aaldrich_tables.json
and $__plugins_aaldrich_tables.json.meta.
- Under my
Mark,
Are there instructions anywhere to take an in wiki plugin and make it a
server plugin (file?).
Regards
Tones
On Saturday, 5 September 2020 06:27:02 UTC+10, Mark S. wrote:
>
> Let me add, that there are two ways to add a plugin folder.
>
> The first is to add it to just a single wiki, in
Let me add, that there are two ways to add a plugin folder.
The first is to add it to just a single wiki, in the plugins folder of your
tiddly data folder.
The second is to add it to your node.js master copy of tiddlywiki.
The advantage of the first method is that the plugins will continue to
This was *REALLY *helpful"
Much obliged,
Pit.W
Am 04.09.2020 um 12:21 schrieb 'Werner' via TiddlyWiki:
>From my limited experience... while it is possible to install a
plugin on Node.JS via D, and it seems to work properly, the plugin
will only be available on the wiki it has been installed
>From my limited experience... while it is possible to install a plugin on
Node.JS via D, and it seems to work properly, the plugin will only be
available on the wiki it has been installed on. If you choose the more
cumbersome way, as recommended for Node.JS, the plugin will be available on
Mark,
That is possibly the clearest description so far. We need to document this
a bit better.
I admit I am no expert in this yet, and I hope if what I state is incorrect
someone will contradict me.
I would add to your points, as I understand it, that if installed in node
apparently they are
Ah I see that does make sense. I think then I'll stick with drag and drop
for the time being.
Thanks!
On Thu, Sep 3, 2020, 17:56 'Mark S.' via TiddlyWiki <
tiddlywiki@googlegroups.com> wrote:
> I think it means there some plugins meant for node.js that need to be
> installed in a directory
I think it means there some plugins meant for node.js that need to be
installed in a directory (maybe because they need to communicate directly
with the operating system).
For most 3rd party plugins I think you're OK with d But if you have a
plugin that needs to directly communicate with the
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