Mohammad et all.
On Tuesday, 18 May 2021 at 16:03:45 UTC+10 Mohammad wrote:
Just to supplement the drag and drop conversation I wanted to point out a
few more methods I use
- If you download a wiki simply clicking on it will open it in the
browser (no need for opening your file manger)
- If you download a plugin or JSON in Chrome (listed at bottom) or
FireFox (behind download button) you can simply drag from the browser
downloads on top of a wiki (no need for opening your file manger).
- You can load a set of tiddlers into a bookmarklet, on any site click
to install (download) that content to the current tiddler. A Quick and easy
method to build bookmarklets to drop on your favourites/bookmarks could be
another interwiki transfer method.
I did not understand this solution! Would you please explain this!
Sure.
As a tiddlywiki user I deal with html files (wikis) and plugins and JSON
files all the time. Thus any work flow improvements are welcome.
If you want to get something, the typical approaches are;
- Drag from one wiki to another
- Download a file then open it in the file system and drag and drop it
- After downloading import the desired file to your current tiddlywiki
However the modern browsers allow you to download a file (no where
particular like the downloads folder), the recently downloaded file is
listed in down loads, and you can open it from there OR drag a file from
there and drop it on a wiki in the browser tab.
Lets say I come across a new plugin or a json tiddler, I just want to test.
1. Go to tiddlywiki.com and download empty.html
2. Go to the download manager and open it (empty.htm) opens in a tab)
3. Go to the link and download the resource (file plugin etc) you want
4. Now drag this recently downloaded resource (file) onto the tab with
empty html
5. With Timimi installed I can save and reload and test the plugin
6. If I am happy with that I close the tab and forget about it.
7. Also this takes place in a single browser and tab, I have no need to
visit the file system
Of course
1. If drag and drop is a available I use it.
2. If I want to retain the result I may rename and move it!
3. If something is in your download manger it can be dropped on multiple
wikis without leaving the browser.
Futures
1. Drag /download " objects from one wiki to another" such as todos and
streams and more
1. Test data and more
Regards
Tones
On Tuesday, 18 May 2021 at 16:03:45 UTC+10 Mohammad wrote:
> Hi Tones!
>
> Thank you for this!
>
> On Tue, May 18, 2021 at 3:56 AM TW Tones <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>> Folks,
>>
>> Just to supplement the drag and drop conversation I wanted to point out a
>> few more methods I use
>>
>> - If you download a wiki simply clicking on it will open it in the
>> browser (no need for opening your file manger)
>> - If you download a plugin or JSON in Chrome (listed at bottom) or
>> FireFox (behind download button) you can simply drag from the browser
>> downloads on top of a wiki (no need for opening your file manger).
>> - You can load a set of tiddlers into a bookmarklet, on any site
>> click to install (download) that content to the current tiddler. A Quick
>> and easy method to build bookmarklets to drop on your
>> favourites/bookmarks
>> could be another interwiki transfer method.
>>
>> I did not understand this solution! Would you please explain this!
>
>
>
>> - Bookmarklets themselves can be dragged between Browsers such as
>> FireFox and Chrome to wikis or bookmarks.
>>
>> I would also like to see the existing zip mechaisium used to allow the
>> dropping of tiddler into a wiki stored zip file. Ideally these activities
>> can be design to use consistent interfaces and methods so learning one
>> helps you learn another.
>>
>> I can confirm it would be possible to be able to drop tiddlers into a
>> plugin with a little design.
>>
>> Regards
>> Tones
>> On Monday, 17 May 2021 at 19:35:54 UTC+10 TiddlyTweeter wrote:
>>
>>> Mohammad ...
>>>
>>> ... Footnote to my last ... in browser the experimental Bookmarklet for
>>> WikiLink versions of title/url looks like this ...
>>>
>>> [image: Screenshot 2021-05-17 113231.jpg]
>>>
>>> On Monday, 17 May 2021 at 11:27:35 UTC+2 TiddlyTweeter wrote:
>>>
>>>> Ciao
>>>>
>>>> The whole thread is very interesting! It touches on a lot of things.
>>>> Unfortunately my mind is going in different directions :-(.
>>>>
>>>> I'm trying to think *what an INTEGRATED LINK HARVESTER would look
>>>> like?*
>>>> ONE interface, multiple methods?
>>>>
>>>> For instance to capture page TITLES, not just urls, in WikiText format,
>>>> I hacked a browser BOOKMARKLET [very easy to do even if you don't know
>>>> JavaScript] that will let you copy the URL and the TITLE ...
>>>>
>>>> (Only tested on desktop FF & Chrome ...) *Just indicative of a extra
>>>> way we might look into?*
>>>>
>>>> *Bookmark name*: Copy link as WikiText
>>>> *URL*:
>>>> javascript:text='[['+document.title+'|'+location.href+']]';window.prompt('Copy
>>>>
>>>> to clipboard: Ctrl+C, Enter',text);false
>>>>
>>>> I will write later about other aspects.
>>>>
>>>> Best wishes
>>>> TT
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> On Sunday, 16 May 2021 at 10:09:21 UTC+2 Mohammad wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> Please share, someone my take quicker action ;-)
>>>>>
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