On Tuesday, December 3, 2013 3:55:59 AM UTC-8, Gary Barker wrote:
>
> Did this problem ever get solved?
> Saving in Chrome stopped working for me a month or more ago. Today I tried 
> starting from a fresh empty.zip version but Chrome simply resorts to 
> downloading a new version to my Downloads folder every time it saves which 
> isn't any use. TiddlySaver.jar is definitely in the folder with the wiki.
>

The fallback "download saver" is trying to save your document **with your 
changes**.  When TiddlySaver.jar (or the other local file I/O handlers) 
fail, TiddlyWiki triggers the browser's built-in "download a file" 
mechanism to attempt to save the file by simulating a download event.  The 
downloaded file is actually constructed on-the-fly from the current tiddler 
content loaded in your browser (including any new/changed tiddlers), rather 
than merely making a copy of the previously saved file.  Most browsers 
allow you to change the download settings so that it will *ask* for a 
target filename and folder, rather than defaulting to your Downloads 
folder.  With this setting active, you can navigate to the current document 
folder, and select the active document to overwrite it with the updated 
content.  Of course, the browser will ask for confirmation before 
overwriting.

I am still looking into some reported problems with the download/save 
fallback mechanism.  It *was* working for all major browsers, and still 
seems to work for many users, but may have run afoul of recent browser 
updates for some people on some platform/OS configurations.  I am working 
on putting together the next TiddlyWiki Classic update (v2.8.2), in which I 
hope to include some possible fixes or workarounds to provide a more 
consistent fallback handling experience.  Unfortunately, due a major family 
crisis (my Mother had a stroke two days before Thanksgiving!), I've been 
quite distracted recently.  Although I cannot reliably state when that 
update will be posted, my intention is to release it by the end of this 
month.

-e

>

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