Hi,
I've never seen this specific behaviour but this would be my approach
* try to get into the console of the java plugin. See if any errors
show up there, or maybe the console thing is there and disappears
after a while? Maybe that's when the saving stops working
* in chrome's javascript console: once the behaviour is broken, what
happens if you try to access document.applets['TiddlySaver'] ? If you
still get a valid object, you can also try
document.applets['TiddlySaver'].loadFile("someexistingfile",
"UTF-8") ... the error messages will most likely not tell you much,
but something useful show up in the java console. If loading works
also try document.applets['TiddlySaver'].saveFile("DOESNOTEXIST",
"UTF-8", "some text").
* the low-tech approach/workaround would be to press F5 after coming
back to the tab after some time ... I'd probably forget to do this a
lot and hack some reload mechanism into the TiddlyWiki
Kind regards,
Juergen
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