Hi Dave,
I just noticed that NoteStorm is using older versions of
AttachFilePlugin and AttachFilePluginFormatters. About 3 months ago I
re-wrote the 'storage format' code for attachment tiddlers. Instead
of using a plugin-defined syntax for identifying the url, path/file
and data embedded in the attachment, the new format uses only native
TW section syntax to create addressable parts within the tiddler.
This has several advantages, not the least of which is that the
section syntax takes less overhead and is much easier to read and
edit. It also allows you to directly transclude the information
stored in the sections of the attachment tiddler, without needing
AttachFilePluginFormatters to extract the information. For example,
if you wanted to use encoded image data stored in an attachment as a
background texture for your page, you could write something like this
in [[StyleSheet]]:
body { background-image:url("[[SomeAttachedImage##data]]") }
...and, to embed the encoded image into tiddler content, without using
the ...Formatters, plugins, you can use this little tiddler:
http://www.TiddlyTools.com/#ShowImage
Although you can't be expected to update your document each time any
plugin has been tweaked just a little bit, as a general principle, if
you are creating a document intended for re-distribution, you should
make a habit of installing the latest plugin updates before posting
and announcing any major release, so that you don't spread "old" code
around.
enjoy,
-e
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