I found that I can't open external resources in chrome when using tiddlyserver or node.js. However, I can open it in Microsoft edge.
On Friday, 17 April 2020 13:05:46 UTC-7, Gursimran wrote: > > > > On Thursday, 16 April 2020 19:47:28 UTC-7, TonyM wrote: >> >> Gursimran >> >> >> 1. When I drag/ drop a pdf file into a tiddler, it embeds it into the >>> HTML file. Is there a way to change it and have it store it in a directory >>> and link to it, instead? >>> >> >> - Yes, if you can place it anywhere for which you can access with a >> link, and place the link in tiddlywiki - then you have done it >> - You need something like tiddlydesktop if you want full access to >> the local computer files and folders (browsers are too secure now days, >> although there are workarounds) >> >> How to make it work when working with node or tiddlyserver? > I'm running WikiFolder and when I put a relative or absolute link, it does > not open it. > This is how I'm doing it [ext[[Open > file|file:///c:/users/g00556111/mynewwiki/VAE.pdf]]] > > However, the same thing works in tiddlydesktop (when opened as WikiFolder) > and also when I open it as a single file in chrome (WikiFile). > Is there any documentation regarding this? > > > I have seen that > > >> 2. When I click the link to the pdf file, it opens a tiddler containing >>> the pdf (like in a browser). Can I have it open with the default system >>> program so that I can annotate it and my annotations hold? >>> >> >> - Yes, but this can depend on browser or desktop and if you >> annotations software has the rights. I use foxit reader, and I must run >> the >> local desktop application to annotate. The file on disk changes, so if >> you >> have a link to it it should open the "latest copy" >> >> How to make it open with the default system program? > Even when I use tiddlydesktop, it still opens it in the chrome extension? > Do I have to change my browser settings to happen for all pdfs? > > Alternatively, can I use node server mode to do this? I think technically > the server can open the file in the system. > > >> >>> 3. Is there a Monokai theme available? Or a similar dark theme. >>> >> >> - I do not no Monikai >> - The newer release has a new dark Palette rather than theme for >> tiddlywiki >> Control Panel > Apperence > Palette - try each and you will find the >> dark ones. >> >> Regards >> Tony >> > -- 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/8e868978-a3fd-42c3-8796-485021d6a982%40googlegroups.com.
