...and here comes my first question: Does this make sense at all? Is there > a way to put the tiddlerfolder (for the individual tiddlerfiles) on > Tiddlyspot? (I do believe there is a folder per TW on tiddlyspot used for > backups, no? > > ...and, @Simon Baird, > > a) would that be ok if it works? > b) if it doesn't work, is it possible to make it work > c) ...and, if yes, would you be willing to make it so? >
Tiddlyspot currently assumes your wiki is a single HTML file - viewing your tiddlyspot wiki doesn't run any tiddlyspot server code at all, it's just you getting a static HTML file from Apache. We expanded the saving mechanism that BidiX's venerable UploadPlugin has to also do backups etc, but it's still all based on wiki-as-file. So anything you want to do to in node to a ts wiki will have to happen on a server that isn't tiddlyspot.com, like your local server. I don't know how much spare time Simon has lately, but I don't have much, so it's unlikely that tiddlyspot will change much, certainly while tw5 is still in beta. The same-origin thing PMario talks about will make it hard to use multiple sources (for system and content) in-browser. You could probably run a local server and make that server fetch the remote tiddly content and serve it up to you itself, so your browser thinks it's all coming locally. Doing it the other way (remote 'system', local tiddler content) can't easily use that server-fetching trick, because you'd have to make your local content available to a remote server, which would be a security risk I wouldn't want to take :) Jeremy's generally pretty great at thinking forward; once the smoke clears around tw5 and it's nice and stable, there'll be all sorts of remote storage options that we can support with a new tiddlyspot. How's your JS or Ruby (or even PHP, I have a theory that a PHP server would be the easiest thing for people to set up on their own servers)... we might need to recruit some extra tiddyspot coders to get stuff done :) Cheers Daniel -- Daniel Baird objoke: I had a problem and decided to solve it with threading. Now, have problems. two I -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWiki" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. Visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/tiddlywiki. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
