On Mar 7, 10:23 pm, Måns <humam...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi Mario > Now I just need a quick way to download all uploaded images as image > files to a folder specified by the fancyboxPlugin via the > [[DirectoryConfig]]... As you uploaded them as binary tiddlers, you should have them in directories allready. right?
> It should be an optional/automated sideeffect, when downloading the > space to a local folder.... > Guess that's one of those things I should ask for/request at the > TiddlyWeb group... - or it might that be too much of a mouthfull?? There have been some posts about how to download binary stuff. But I don't think, there was a conclusion, how to solve it. May be some tiddlyweb command line tools could handle this. But I am a noob using the command line :) ==== I had a short look at your ismer space, and saw some inconsistencies: you call the fancyBox (FB) macro many times with allmost the same result. In some cases, there could be some unwanted side effects. I didn't see any, but may be. Executing unnecessary macros will only slow down the performance. eg: [[Jais Nielsen]] a) <<tiddler fkunst with:[[Afgang 1918]][[Jais Nielsen Afgang - 1918.jpg]]>> b) <<tiddler fkunst with:[[Hostpital train]][[Hostpital train.jpg]]>> c) <<fancyBox>> and [[fkunst]] d) <<fancyBox [[$2]] label:"$1" button:"$1" picHost:"http:// ismer.tiddlyspace.com/">> e) <<image [[$2]] 200 label:[[$1]] link:[[http://ismer.tiddlyspace.com/ $2]]>> f) <<fancyBox>> ---- Some info: d) .. creates the button. this should be OK. _but_ picHost is absolute so offline mode will not be possible. You should use "defaults:" settings instead. If an !Offline sections is defined, FB will use it. e) .. link: is absolute so FB needs to have online access. f) .. calls FB. But I am sure it has no wanted effect. --It should be possible to remove this line, without any loss of functionality-- see info below. Line a) calls [[fkunst]] with some params and calls FB at position f). The FB (f) call without any parameters, just takes the whole content of the tiddler, and searches for usable <a href:"http:// ..."><img ...></a> structure and combines it to a fancybox show. Since the tiddler isn't fully rendered at this time (line b and c are missing), it doesn't produce anything usefull. Line b) is the same as a) Line c) calls FB, which was my intended usecase. === Generally speaking: If <<fancyBox>> is called without any parameters, it should be only called _once_ per tiddler, otherwise there may be side effects. Line d) which creates the button (wasn't intended), but should be OK. I'll have a closer look :) -m PS: You should post at TiddlyWeb group about downloading. Since your usecase is quite interesting. I think it's worth a new discussion! -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWiki" group. To post to this group, send email to tiddlywiki@googlegroups.com. To unsubscribe from this group, send email to tiddlywiki+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com. For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/tiddlywiki?hl=en.
