See my answer to Mohammad. On Monday, March 9, 2020 at 5:16:32 AM UTC-4, Atronoush wrote: > > Donald, > > Yes, I am using Node.js on Windows machine. > Tiddlywiki correctly scans the picture folder and create the image > tiddlers with correct name (The same file name as in pictures folder). Also > when I relocate pictures folder, on wiki startup I get the error > complaining Tiddlywiki can not find the picture folder. > > I see the broken image when I open an image tiddler. I did what you advised > > This is address of image: > http://127.0.0.1:8080/pictures/IMG_20160405_122242.jpg > > Like you I think something wrong with _canonical_uri! But I don not know > what is that? > > > > > On Monday, March 9, 2020 at 11:40:23 AM UTC+3:30, Donald Coates wrote: >> >> my use case is a bit different from yours in that I am using nginx to >> serve the image from a webserver. >> >> when you click to open the tiddler I assume there is a 'broken picture' >> icon. right click on that and look for something like open in a new tab or >> properties. You want to see where the browser is looking for the file. >> This usually puts me in the right direction. You probably need to adjust >> the prefix of the canonical uri based on where the browser is being >> pointed. Let me know if that helps or gives a clue. >> >> On Monday, March 9, 2020 at 2:01:35 AM UTC-4, Atronoush wrote: >>> >>> Hi Donald, >>> I have the same problem. See my file structure where there few tens of >>> .jpg pictures are loctaed in a folder (picture) in the same folder with >>> mywiki (wiki) >>> >>> -- pictures >>> -- myWIki >>> -- -- tiddlywiki.info >>> -- -- tiddlers >>> -- -- -- images >>> -- -- -- -- tiddlywiki.files >>> >>> >>> ant my tiddlywiki.files is as below >>> >>> "directories": [ >>> { >>> "path": "../../../pictures", >>> "filesRegExp": "^.*\\.jpg$", >>> "isTiddlerFile": false, >>> "fields": { >>> "title": {"source": "basename-uri-decoded"}, >>> "created": {"source": "created"}, >>> "modified": {"source": "modified"}, >>> "type": "image/jpeg", >>> "tags": ["$:/tags/AttachedFile"], >>> "text": "", >>> "_canonical_uri": {"source": "filename", "prefix": >>> "pictures/"} >>> } >>> } >>> ] >>> } >>> >>> >>> >>> When I start the wiki, I see all image tiddlers have been created >>> successfully. but not image is shown. >>> >>> This is the structure of one image tiddler >>> title:IMG_20160403_172207.jpg >>> _canonical_uri: pictures/IMG_20160403_172207.jpg >>> >>> What do you think? >>> >>> >>> I appreciate to share your experience if you have been successful in >>> loading several images from local disk in this way. >>> >>> >>> >>> On Monday, March 9, 2020 at 8:10:55 AM UTC+3:30, Donald Coates wrote: >>> Jeremy!!!!!! That was the solution!!!! >>> >>> Sorry for the exclamations but I have dumped a lot of time obsessively >>> trying to figure this out. It has been constructive playtime I hope >>> because I'm starting to get a sense of just how powerful the server can be >>> beyond just serving the files, but I was beginning to despair. I have been >>> playing with tiddlywiki.file in other contexts and have no idea why I did >>> not apply it here. >>> >>> You have truly saved my sanity. >>> >>> This was part of a more complex task I was trying to achieve which I >>> will write up later in case it might help others like Beckstrom. >>> >>> Again - thank you for your advice and this wonderful tool. >>> >>> Donald >>> >>
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