I was facing the same scenario (office; shared network drive; no server;
~15 people) and I am currently experimenting with the following
implemented approach (not public though!) that seems to work fine:
* When opening a wiki, users are asked whether to open it in read or
write mode. The dialog also displays the information whether the
wiki is currently used in write mode by anybody
+ In write mode, I ask for credentials (name) which can be
also selected from an existing list
# Non-existent users are newly added to the wiki (tagged
"user").
# The wiki is then immediately (automatically) saved so
anybody opening the wiki is informed that it is in use
(a red bar at the top).
# All tiddlers created are signed with the user name as author
+ In read mode opened
# all edit/config buttons are removed and I prevent that
the wiki can be saved
# You have the chance to switch into write mode
* This will reload the wiki and display the dialog
(see first point)
Of course this only allows 1 person at a time to write to the wiki! So
it is not possible to give people "write access at the same time". And
maybe it is not directly what you are after. But you do not have to fear
"lost updates" or "dirty reads" because it is clearly communicated
whether the wiki is in use or not and when in readmode a write is
prevented (saving mechanism is programmatically disabled; also buttons
removed).
Maybe I get the chance to publish this mechanism as plugin at some
point. I'll report back in this case.
-Felix
On 28.05.2015 09:26, Juan Don wrote:
> Hey guys,
>
> I'm currently creating a Wiki for my small Company.
>
> I don't have a webserver running or anything like that, i just have my
> html file located in a Network Partition.
>
> Now i want several users to be able to make changes to the Wiki.
>
> Is Tiddlywiki able to, to do something like an incremental update,
> where it just adds things and keeping everything which is wasn't altered ?
>
>
> Greetz,
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