I'm very new to the Tiddlywiki community. To learn the platform as completely as possible, I'm doing a project for work. Smart, right?
I'm in the training department. We have a bunch of stuff we need regular access to. Other stuff we need less frequent access to. Some stuff we need desperately once in a blue moon. Due to the nature of the previous file management system (lets make a folder) it's impossible to find what you need. My intent is to use the wiki framework to help tag documents and give instructions for their use. The difficult part is how many files are on the shared server (drive? I don't know a lot about networking). Is there a handy way to automate any part of this process? To break it down, each file we need is in a maze of folders. I'd like to set this up with as much automation as possible. I have a few ideas, but don't know if Tiddlywiki has the ability to look through the files around it. That's a feature most of my automation ideas would require. First step is going to be making a list of the files that need sorting. All I'd really need are name, file type, and location. Then we'd set up some sort of database with that info and call on that database for partial Tiddler Population. Something like a transcluded bit of code that prints the info from the database above a description text the user enters. Is my rough plan feasible? If so, what resources would you point me towards? -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWiki" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/tiddlywiki/3cd69e00-7162-4b2b-8e7d-71bb9e0dc3cf%40googlegroups.com.
