Folks,

As a long term TiddlyWiki super user a reoccurring need for me is to 
automate interactions with tiddlers a little more. Specifically I would 
like a drop zone on tiddlers that can ether interrogate the content of what 
is being dropped or can have a number of different drop zones within it. I 
will explain this a little further below;

However the biggest challenge seems to be finding a space on the screen or 
method so  dropping content will not interfere with the display content in 
the tiddler. I have made buttons on which you can drop content, but I am 
looking to find a space where this can be done.

Some Ideas;

   - Personally I use the "Fluid Story, Fixed Side Bar a lot, perhaps an 
   area we could toggle on or off could appear to the right of open tiddlers 
   as a tiddler drop zone.
   - I have seen a solution that uses a vertical Right or left hand bar 
   inside tiddlers as an active element. Perhaps this could accept drops
   - Perhaps we could put a tiddler in a drop receptive mode with an 
   overlay that accepts dropping.

Why allow more to be dropped on a tiddler?
Tiddler often refer to other tiddlers, use fields to contain urls, or 
emails, phone number; and tags similarly. The ability to drop content from 
elsewhere in the wiki or external addresses and content on specific 
tiddlers rather than the wiki (import) would make a lot of since.

What are your thoughts?

Do you have the skills to update the view or tiddler templates to provide a 
functioonal drop zone per tiddler (permanent or toggle)?

I would love to hear from you!

I am keen to collaborate, Except for the drop zone I thing I have all the 
code patterns I need.

Tones

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