Re: [tw5] Re: [tw] Annoying "Changes you made may not be saved." popup on leaving without editing

Hi Hans, Thanks for the kind words. Let me know if you’d like to get involved in it. You can check out the video explainers at https://www.youtube.com/c/XSCALEAlliance to get a better idea about the principles of the thing. I’m presently updating the

[tw5] Re: [tw] Annoying "Changes you made may not be saved." popup on leaving without editing

Peter: An impressive piece of work, indeed. Hopefully I'll find some time this summer to learn more about both your technolony and the subject matter. Congratulations! Best regards, Hans -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWiki" group. To

[tw5] Re: [tw] Annoying "Changes you made may not be saved." popup on leaving without editing

Thanks for the kind words Eneko. I'm just getting around to updating it now. And many thanks Jeremy for the tip - it works fine! On Sunday, 24 September 2017 01:08:45 UTC+10, Eneko Gotzon wrote: > > What a wonderful piece of work Peter… > > On Mon, Sep 18, 2017 at 12:09 AM, Peter Merel

Re: [tw] Annoying "Changes you made may not be saved." popup on leaving without editing

What a wonderful piece of work Peter… On Mon, Sep 18, 2017 at 12:09 AM, Peter Merel < peter.me...@xscalealliance.org> wrote: > Dear tiddlyfolks, > > I have a public tiddlywiki up at http://xscale.wiki . Public editing is > unimportant because the community coordinates and versions its edits on >

Re: [tw] Annoying "Changes you made may not be saved." popup on leaving without editing

Hi Peter Your site xscale.wiki is a nice piece of work. The reason that the $:/config/SyncFilter trick doesn’t work anymore is because it turned out to be a mistake to re-use the same filter for both controlling which tiddlers are synced to a server and which tiddlers affect the unsaved

[tw] Annoying "Changes you made may not be saved." popup on leaving without editing

Dear tiddlyfolks, I have a public tiddlywiki up at http://xscale.wiki . Public editing is unimportant because the community coordinates and versions its edits on github as you'd naturally expect. I know that's not how most people save edits but I confess for the life of me I don't understand