Ah, that worked -not immediately; had tried this, then saved, and still i
got the _canonical_uri method- but it seems you have to save AND reboot TW.
After i did this, it does indeed embed the image directly into my
index.html, as i can see when i change the tiddler datatype to TW5, as you
You could disable the external attachments plugin when you don't need it.
On Monday, January 4, 2021 at 1:16:12 AM UTC-8 ludwa6 wrote:
> Thanks @Mark, but... This is strange:
> My usual way of adding external content in TiddlyDesktop has been via the
> "Import" tool... But now that i've
Thanks @Mark, but... This is strange:
My usual way of adding external content in TiddlyDesktop has been via the
"Import" tool... But now that i've added the "External Attachments" plugin,
attempting to add an image via the "Import" tool automatically triggers
that _canonical_uri method from
> I'm viewing that file (14.1mb) through DeveloperTools in my Chrome
> browser, and -though it's a lot to scroll through, and i may be missing
> something- i'm not seeing anything like the kind of inscrutable text that
> normally describes an image file -of which there are several multi-mb
Thanks for the quick reply, @Jeremy... But i am slow to understand: when
you say "Image tiddlers are self-contained unless the _canonical_uri field
is present pointing to an external path" -does this mean that the image
itself (i.e. the binary code that paints the image on my screen) is
> Of those two config options, i chose "Use absolute paths for non-descendent
> attachments
> "
> because presumably the other option for DESCENDENT attachments is for
> images i want to reside inside the ./wiki/files folder -correct?
Correct.
> i'm also confused by some options that appear
Thanks, @Jeremy : this makes the plugin useful to me, in that i can drag in
a set of images from my desktop, and get a new tiddler for each one, with a
navigable URL in format "/Users/walt/Desktop/imagename.jpg" -providing that
i've configured the plugin to "Use absolute paths..."
Of those two
In fact @jeremy, even locally stored files were still giving me the long
list of unrelated tiddlers to import... But since i took advice of @saq and
deleted the preexisting tiddler "$:/Import" , that seems to have resolved
this problem of getting a long list of tiddlers to import; now i just
Hi Walt
Are you dragging the image from Finder, or another web site? Perhaps you could
post a screenshot of the list of tiddlers?
Best wishes
Jeremy
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> On 2 Jan 2021, at 18:00, ludwa6 wrote:
>
> Correct, @Jeremy : If you mean by
What version is your TiddlyWiki file?
Please confirm that the tiddler $:/Import does not already exist. If it
does, please delete it, save and reload and try again.
On Saturday, January 2, 2021 at 7:00:48 PM UTC+1 ludwa6 wrote:
> Correct, @Jeremy : If you mean by "main window" the one that
Correct, @Jeremy : If you mean by "main window" the one that launches on
startup, which displays the several wikis i am managing with TiddlyDesktop,
that's not the one...
But rather: in the window that holds the wiki i am currently managing, if i
drag an image to that window, a green bar
> On 1 Jan 2021, at 14:38, ludwa6 wrote:
>
> Was excited to learn from @MarkS. about "External Attachments" plugin for
> TiddlyDesktop, since that is my UI for TW5, but couldn't get it working
> right: i drag an image to TiddlyDesktop, and it lights up the green import
> bar atop the window,
Hello all,
I'm looking for a plugin or an already existing TW5 function for my
excessive image based working process. Based on the sheer number of to be
processed images, it is neither possible to save them manually nor in TW5
(I don't like nodejs a lot - so "lazy load" isn't an option).
I
tl;dr atb
Hello all,
I'm looking for a plugin or an already existing TW5 function for my
excessive image based working process. Based on the sheer number of to be
processed images, it is neither possible to save them manually nor in TW5
(I don't like nodejs a lot - so "lazy load" isn't an
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