Hello Mat
> You really are working on cutting edge stuff. So cool. > Thank you. > > > Plugins and their configuration tiddlers will not be saved to the >> database, > > > Why? > Because a plugin is not the kind of thing you want to synchronize with a database. Plugins are executable bites of TW and should not be mixed with user data. There are several reasons for this. One very important one is that plugins are loaded during boot process, and a sync adaptor does not start to sync until TW has started completely, so plugins will not work in any way. Other good reason is that one configuration that is good for one device, is not good for another device. For example on my mobile phone I have animation set to 0 for performance reasons and a mobile theme installed. On my computer, on the other hand I have power enough to have full animations, dozens of plugins (TiddlyMap for example) and things that does not make any sense on mobile like the keyboard shortcuts plugin. It's the same with any program if you think about it. Yo don't have the fonts you use with office in your dropbox folder, neither the installation folder of your excel application. > Do I understand it right that the default save button will be pretty much > obsolete when you're using TiddlyPouch, i.e that things sync automatically > when they can? > Tiddlypouch saves immediately locally. You can use it totally offline if you want. Then, if you have sync activated it syncs automatically when it can, yes > > Which saving methods would show in this eventual dropdown and how often > would they be used, respectively? > I want to provide: - Normal tiddlywiki save (not recommended). This will include all the loaded tiddlers in the save operation - Save config - Database snapshot - Save as a normal wiki, without the plugin and with all the tiddlers. Useful if you get tired of tiddlypouch The second one should be used each time you make a change that is not synchronized to the server or you want to stick that change to the html file you are using. For example installing a new plugin, changing a configuration like wiki name, type of view (zooming) or any other config that is not saved on local db. How often each method is used depends on the end user. > (You mention Evernote - did they face the same issue? If yes, how did they > solve it?) > They are a big company, and a team of programmers, and they totally own their application. I am just a single guy writing a plugin for an already existing tool. I just mentioned Evernote because the objective of TiddlyPouch is to turn TW into some kind of offline/online notebook like Evernote is. > BTW, I haven't sat down with tiddlypouch just yet. Still my intention to > do it though. > It is impossible!! It is not released at any place. Unless you have access to my dropbox and you have grabbed an early version ;) Please do not mix this with couch adaptor. They are similar but different things. > > <:-) > -- 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. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/tiddlywiki/d754a33b-b4fe-40c9-bce1-31e863f008c0%40googlegroups.com. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
