One way you could do it would be to share a directory structure, in
addition to just sharing the Tiddlywiki file. For example, if you put the
tiddlywiki inside a "wiki" folder, and then, inside that you had a "files"
folder where the wiki points to for its file URLS, then by sharing the
"wiki" fold
Use case: Hyperlinks are great if it is just for you, or if your files are
online, and yes, that helps with the file size issue. But if you want to
share local files with a friend, putting them in a TiddlyWiki would be a
way to share them.
Dave
On Friday, November 15, 2013 5:52:13 PM UTC-6, Dy
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> What's the use case that you're interested in?
>
>
For me it would be .txt, .docx, and .pdf files.
For me, I'm content to store them in a nearby local directory and just have
TW5 point to them via relative hyperlinks or something like that. Would
that work well enough to cut down on the f
> If I understand correctly what you are saying, the attachment (embedding)
> functionality is agnostic with regard to the actual content of the file to
> be embedded, the only restriction being that the file size should not be
> too big. So, in theory, any type of files could be embedded, within
>
If I understand correctly what you are saying, the attachment (embedding)
functionality is agnostic with regard to the actual content of the file to
be embedded, the only restriction being that the file size should not be
too big. So, in theory, any type of files could be embedded, within
reaso
>
> What's the use case that you're interested in?
>
>
I am mostly interested in attaching PDF and Word/Excel documents.
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Hi Karhof
TiddlyWiki5 does indeed handle attachments in the sense you mean, of
embedding the file within TW5. Right now, embedding only works reliably for
images and PDFs; unknown file types won't necessarily be treated correctly.
There's also currently no way to extract embedded data except as im
On Friday, November 15, 2013 4:03:00 AM UTC+1, karh...@gmail.com wrote:
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> What about other files, such as documents?
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Can you specify "documents" a bit closer?
IMO if you wan to add some 1-2kByte text files ... OK
several 100kByte PDF ... may be.
If you want to add a 1.1MByte docx file, just u
What about other files, such as documents?
On Friday, November 15, 2013 3:00:17 AM UTC+1, bluespire wrote:
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> In a nutshell, yes. However, I don't think all the support is there yet.
> Images are natively supported and are encoded in base-64 in in the TW.
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>
> On Thu, Nov 14, 2013 at 2:28 PM, >
In a nutshell, yes. However, I don't think all the support is there yet.
Images are natively supported and are encoded in base-64 in in the TW.
On Thu, Nov 14, 2013 at 2:28 PM, wrote:
> Does TW5 support attachments? I don't mean supporting attachments as
> external files, by providing links to
Does TW5 support attachments? I don't mean supporting attachments as
external files, by providing links to them. What I mean is bundling a file
inside the TW file. This would be very much appreciated.
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