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.
