> I have installed PHP Tiddlywiki on my own server for my clients to use.
> What doesnt work is plugins. No matter which I have installed they all say
> the same in the plugin manager: Error: SyntaxError: illegal character
> I cannot import a plugin through PHP Tiddlywiki - So I have tried just
> copying and pasting the code. Is there something I'm missing with the
> copy/paste installation?

Make sure you copy *everything* from the *source* definition of the
tiddler, not the displayed content from the rendered view.  Press
'edit' (or 'view' if in read-only mode) to view the source of the
tiddler, and then select ALL the content in the main text edit field
(use ctrl-A or right-click>Select all) and copy it to the clipboard.
Then, in your own document, create a new tiddler (use the same name as
the plugin you are copying), tag it with 'systemConfig', and then
paste in the clipboard content.  Save-and-reload for the plugin to
take effect.

enjoy,
-e
Eric Shulman
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