Greetings,
First time poster. I have been using TW5 for a while now and in the last
few months I deployed using Node.js.
When I "Lazy Load" (--server 8080 $:/core/save/lazy-images) I experience
unexpected behavior.
"Picture.jpg" is a tiddler created using the import feature via drag and
drop of a JPEG image.
When I try and display this image in a tiddler via {{Picture.jpg}} it works
as expected. The site is loaded lazily and when I access the Tiddler
containing that code I see the picture inline.
However, when I include Picture.jpg in a tiddler via [img[Picture.jpg]] the
picture does not show up. Likewise, <$image source="Picture.jpg"> behaves
the same way. I have to first open the Tiddler Entitled "Picture.jpg" (the
one created automatically from drag-drop-importing of the image file.) Once
I open this "origin" tiddler then the image pops up everywhere.
I have tried the latest versions of Firefox and Google Chrome. I am running
the latest version of TW5 (5.1.10.)
I am using TiddlyWiki for documentation and thus there is quite a bit of
pictures on each tiddler I create. I have chosen TW for its ease of use and
extensible nature. Can someone please explain what I am doing wrong or
perhaps a method/work-around to accomplish my goal. I have search the webs
all day to no avail.
Thank you.
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