Hi.....I am using a slight variation on Mans's suggestion...and its working well for small groups and not a lot of traffic.
Each user has a copy of the TW on his computer...it is installed with UploadTiddlerPlugin and UploadTiddlerMacro (and the uploadfromFile parameter is turned on) and LoadTiddlersPlugin (TiddlyTools). This TW can have lots of great editing stuff built in - Quick-edit Plugin etc.................On the server there is a copy of the TW in PureStoreFormat...that is it only has the actual subject tiddlers, not the whole gammot of plugins...so this file is fairly small and quick to upload...........when a user opens his TW....LoadTiddlersPlugin ....silently updates any recently changed tiddlers ....and new work gets loaded back as and when it happens (via UploadTiddler)....... There is still the problem of two people working on the same tiddler at the same time...so its not true multi-user.....but the use of the PureStoreFormat speeds things up......in my case students are adding their answers/proposals into a common TW....so they are accessing the same TW at the same time...but very very unlikely they are accessing the same tiddler at the same time!!! Skye PS...set-up the PureStore online copy once you've got the TW working as you want..otherwise the extra plugins and changes get uploaded....or as I do....in my original TW I have two buttons that toggle the UploadTiddlerfromFile parameter on and off....that way I can work on the TW on-line or off-line..... ...with this scheme I can also edit the copies of the TW of the students....and in case I need to correct something (in the administration of the TW) I allow that plugin modification to be uploaded to the server copy....thus I can remotely edit the operation of the students' TWs!!....sort of simple at-distance maintainence of the TW. On 21 Set, 14:16, Måns <[email protected]> wrote: > It's not a multiuser setup - and people might overwrite each others > edits...st > If you want to take precautions to avoid that (not very secure though) > - you could install his UploadTiddlerPlugin + storeTiddler.php - and > configure the TW to save single tiddlers on the fly. > Then different users can contribute with new tiddlers and edits at the > same time - as long as the tiddlers have unique names - and they don't > work on the same tiddlers at once it should be quite usefull... > The plugin and php are available from the same address.. > iaiton > How ever - if you want true collaboration, with multiuseraccess to a > TW you can try and setup CCTiddly or TiddlyWeb. > > Regards Måns Mårtensson > > On 21 Sep., 19:04, Måns <[email protected]> wrote: > > > Hi Andy > > > It does sound as if you don't have writepermission to the particular > > (local?) place on the server - as a regular user. > > If you can reach the TW via http:// from your server, you could use it > > (almost as easily) as you do with tiddlyspot TWs. - upload to web... > > You'll need Bidix's UploadPlugin and his store.php. > > Install UploadPlugin into your TW and place the store.php-document the > > same directory. > > The store.php document will need to be modified with a username and a > > password. > > Again you will need to be able to set writepermissions for the > > directory, so it is writable when viewed over http. > > Bidix's Uploadplugin and store.php can be downloaded > > here:http://tiddlywiki.bidix.info/#[[Extension%20directory]] > > > Regards Måns Mårtensson > > > On 21 Sep., 16:44, AndyF <[email protected]> wrote: > > > > I hope someone can help. I have searched this Group and have seen > > > several similar posts but none are related 100% and the suggested > > > solution haven't yet worked for me. > > > > I have a small network community of 5 users and have been using TW as > > > a communal How-to and To-do list. I have done all the updating on my > > > PC and then copy the file to the server for all to see. This works > > > well but the users want to do their own editing - and yes I know I > > > will need add-ons to make this multi-user. My problem is I'm not even > > > getting that close at the moment. > > > > Currently if I try to edit and save on the Server version I get > > > the ... > > > > It's not possible to save changes. Possible reasons include: > > > - your browser doesn't support saving (Firefox, Internet Explorer, > > > Safari and Opera all work if properly configured) > > > - the pathname to your TiddlyWiki file contains illegal characters > > > - the TiddlyWiki HTML file has been moved or renamed > > > > error message. I have checked permissions and the file and directory > > > has read/write permissions and there is no 'unblock' option in > > > properties. If I log on as the server administrator I can edit and > > > save the TW file. > > > > I have also downloaded an TW empty.html and TiddlySaver.jar to the > > > Server. Again I cannot edit and save the empty.html unless logged on > > > as Administrator (via the console). > > > > Am I missing something basic ? --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWiki" group. 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