Thanks for your reply... I had heard of TiddlySnip and thought it might be a good solution but at the time (maybe 1.5 yrs ago) I got the impression it wasn't being supported anymore, and my Firefox was newer than the last supported version. I read that someone had made some kind of hacked update available for newer browsers, and I was kind of scared to be installing some binary XPI file that I didn't really trust. (At least with JavaScript bookmarklets/TW plugins/etc, everything is plain text so you can at least try to review the source code for maliciousness.)
Has TiddlySnip been picked up again? I'm on Firefox 7 now (my TiddlyWiki 2.6.1 still seems to be working) & not sure how compatible it would be... I will search below later tonight and see what I find. I am definitely looking for something that will let me send myself tiddlers from any JavaScript-capable browser, whether I'm on my iPhone or friend's laptop or Droid or at work or what have you. That brings up another question, how would you send yourself the tiddler... I would think opening a mailto URL would work on just about anything. The only alternative would be posting to a Web form but then you have to develop that and host it out on some site. Yuck. Thanks again On Sep 29, 4:08 pm, whatever <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi! > There's TiddlySnip (1) for Firefox. It enables adding snippets or > links to a tiddlywiki. I'm using it for TiddlyMarks (2), my > bookmarking solution. There's another bookmarking solution on > TiddlySpace called Bookmarks (3). > There are also plugins for sending tiddlers as mail and I believe > there was even talk about receiving tiddlers in mail, though I'm not > sure about that, you should search this group. > > (1)http://groups.google.com/group/tiddlysnip > (2)http://tiddlymarks.tiddlyspot.com > (3)http://bookmarks.tiddlyspace.com > > w > > On Sep 29, 9:48 pm, Mad Scientist Jr <[email protected]> > wrote: > > > > > > > > > Has anyone figured out a way to send bookmarks / clippings / etc. to > > TiddlyWiki, similar to Evernote? > > > So when you're browsing a Web page you want to save, click bookmarks > > > MyTwBookmarklet, and it will > > > # open up an input box that prompts you to enter any tags and lets you > > edit the title (from page's <TITLE> tag) > > ## maybe you delimit them with a semicolon or some character, or > > ## 2 separate prompts, or > > ## popup an HTML form with various fields > > ### sendto address (pre-populated in bookmarklet code, you can > > override) > > ### title (from page <TITLE> tag) > > ### tags dropdown with pre-populated tags > > # click submit > > # emails a "purestore" XML tiddler to your address, containing > > ## subject line with > > ### text to let you identify the message as a tiddler (or embed this > > info in your email address, like gmail lets you do, ie myaddress > > [email protected]) > > ### page title > > ## the current page's URL > > ## plain or rich text/HTML contents of the clipboard if anything is > > selected > > # closes the popup (if a form is used) > > > This way as long as you have the bookmarklet, you can send yourself > > stuff on any device. You can publish the bookmarklet out on the Web > > somewhere and as long as you remember where, you can get to it from > > wherever. > > > The one thing that would be better would be some way to get the device > > to do this right from the page (ie right-click or long-click on the > > link you want to send) so you don't have to go into your bookmarks and > > click the bookmarklet. But maybe that's unavoidable. > > > The ugliest part is then your email client needs to be smart enough to > > automatically identify & export these tiddler-emails to a folder on > > your computer, and you can then just import them into your > > TiddlyWiki. (I use Outlook at home (since I know VBA) so I'd have to > > write a script to do that part. I'm not sure how hard it is to do for > > other clients like Thunderbird.) > > > It would have to work for multiple browsers/devices like iOS, etc. I'm > > pretty sure an inputbox or HTML form generated on the fly is doable, > > > Anyway, is all this something someone has done already or done > > better? > > > Any info appreciated...thanks -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWiki" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected]. For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/tiddlywiki?hl=en.
