Just set _datafoldertarget property in settings.json to whatever folder you
> want to use.
>
Just tested. It works. Thanks. Really a great job.
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Actually there is an easier way than replacing the folder. Just set
_datafoldertarget
property in settings.json to whatever folder you want to use. The plugins
are bundled so they load faster. It doesn't matter, TiddlyWiki just loads
them either way.
On Wed, Sep 11, 2019 at 5:16 AM mauloop
Hi, Arlen.
I would like to upgrade the TW version included in TiddlyServer to 5.1.21,
which fixes lot of 5.1.20 bugs. I think I could simply download the new TW5
rel from Github and replace the tidllywiki subfolder in the Tiddlyserver
install dir.
I noticed that all of the plugins, themes,
I added a simple tree example to the server config page and also linked to
it from the getting started guide. I will add more information as I have
time. Thank you for your suggestions.
Arlen
On Wed, Sep 4, 2019 at 11:39 PM 'Mark S.' via TiddlyWiki <
tiddlywiki@googlegroups.com> wrote:
> I
TiddlyServer hands all data folder requests off to the TiddlyWiki server
instance, so it should function the same for core features. I believe the
path may have been changed to /static/tiddlername in 5.1.20.
On Thu, Sep 5, 2019 at 9:23 PM TonyM wrote:
> Arlen,
>
> Thanks so much for updating
Arlen,
Thanks so much for updating and improving your wonderful solution.
I will be upgrading shortly.
In the vanilla node version there are static tiddlers "path/#tiddlername"
published at "path/tiddlername" will this be possible with TiddleyServer ?
Regards
Tony
On Thursday, 5 September
I might be able to contribute some documentation when I get some more time.
Tonight I learned:
In the tree line of settings.json, even though my windows directory
is ../apps/Work the settings file is expecting lowercase ../apps/work
For HTTPS, if you have the certs, you just have to learn
Ahha...solving my own problems. On the Getting Started page you wrote "create
a webroot and a backups folder *beside *the TiddlyServer folder"
I read that as *inside*. That would mean the relative path ../webroot
wouldn't work and ./webroot would be correct (2 dots vs 1 dot). Makes much
more
I haven't tried it yet, but it seems like a lot of the information a user
would need is missing. Like how to make "children" of trees. How to set the
port, like Scott asked. What's the difference between a group and a folder?
How to use those new https super powers?
Maybe just making a sample
Just going by my own experience.
I believe you could put your single file wiki in "webroot". You could also
put any data folders in a dir below "webroot" (e.g. webroot/mywiki) and
they would be served up as data folder TW files. Mostly you can't put
a single file TW into a data folder and
Hi Arlen,
Thanks for your work on this. I'm new to TiddlyServer but I have used node
on windows. I am trying to figure out if my data folders should be under
the webroot folder. Like webroot\mywiki. And if I was using a single html
file wiki would that go inside webroot? Lastly, is it using a
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