If you are using BobEXE the server images plugin should be there, you just
have to enable it using the Bob interface.
Go to $:/ControlPanel -> Bob Settings -> This Wiki -> Manage Plugins then
click the `Update Plugin List` button, check the plugins you want to
active, click the `Save Plugin Se
Awesome - thanks Jed,
More basically though for when it *is* available. The only plugins I'm used
to are kind of drag and drop from other tw sites. I don't understand how to
install from github. Do I just drag and drop all the .js ones over? Copy
and paste the .js ones into my tw?
On Friday, O
stobot,
I have it working, but I think that I am using modified versions that I
never got around to putting online anywhere accessible.
The different versions of ServerImages and Bob use slightly different paths
which makes them not play well together. I will try and push out new
versions of Bo
Hi Kelli Jae Baeli,
I certainly would second that, please do try-out Jed's software.
Bob has a learning curve for th uninitiated and Jed is still making
changes for the better, but the potential is great!
Cheers! Edm.
Op woensdag 3 juli 2019 23:32:52 UTC+2 schreef Jed Carty:
>
> If you are using
I know this thread is a little old now - but I still can't figure out how
to install the ServerImages plugin - has anyone done it? I'm using BOB.
On Wednesday, July 3, 2019 at 5:32:52 PM UTC-4, Jed Carty wrote:
>
> If you are using everything locally and you are managing a lot of wikis
> than I
As is evident from your snapshot you are still using tiddlydesktops backstage.
It is not for this use. Stop doing it and follow the instructions already
shared on building your own wiki. With all due respect you are doing it wrong
and you can not expect effective support if you are not following
take a look at this example tiddler, drag and drop the .tid file onto your
TW or use import in the
TW is very customizable whin it comes to combining text with other
multimedia
If you don't mind working with some html-- typing in between div tags--
this makes a tiddler into a grid for display
Do you have an image called "test.jpg" in the images folder below where
your TW file is? I'm sure PMario did not mean to imply
that a file "test.jpg" will magically appear in the images directory. Your
image of your directory doesn't show the names of any
image files, so it's hard to give literal
holy crap, you guys. this mostly sounds like BLAH BLAH BLAH to those of us
who don't do this sort of thing. I love the idea of TW, but if i can't get
it to handle the simple organizational and data management things i need,
such as an easy way to have a small thumbnail image (like a book cover
Mark,
I had considered in the past allowing images to be imported into tiddlers
but providing a mechanism to export them to \images leaving behind the
_canonical_uri contents, if done with a batch process even easier. On a
node server it may be more complex.
Regards
Tony
On Thursday, July 4,
If you are using everything locally and you are managing a lot of wikis
than I suggest you try out Bob. I made it to manage a lot of wikis. Also it
can help a lot with managing images, there is a plugin for it that saves
the images externally and creates a _canonical_uri tiddler for it
automati
You omitted that you also have to save an image file to .\images and copy
the name.
It's a lot of steps, especially compared with other products like Evernote.
Dragging and dropping the images, would be the most straight-forward
approach, and, if I understand correctly, should be feasible with
Hi Kelli,
Welcome to the club!
The easiest way is, to store your wiki.html file in a directory and your
images in an eg: \images subfolder.
If you want to use them in TW just
- create a new tiddler. eg: test.jpg
- create a field named: _canonical_uri
- with the value: .\images\test.j
Kelli
I am confident you can do what you want with tiddlywiki and if you scale it up
and start to hit performace issues there are plenty of tips and tricks like
external images, html etc.. To build quite a large resource. Fortunaly with
tiddlywiki you can benefit from website technologies yet u
You can drag and drop images into your TW (at least on Firefox ... don't
know about the others).
On Firefox, you can also use the built-in screen shot tool and copy the
text to the clipboard. Then go to your TW and paste. Import. Rename.
These methods are easy, but in the past they came with th
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