Jed,
Thanks for your work, I will be donating as soon as my own finances are in
order.
I use windows 10, and happy to provide testing and feedback for you there.
I replaced an older version with the latest and of course I no longer saw
the hello. WHich means I did not see the new set the host to 0.0.0.0 button.
Its all in test so I blew away the last "install".
Just a note for upgrades in the future.
My "Editions list" is empty but I saw your comments earlier - are these
pointing to the internet or can we point them to a folder? Even custom
folder(s).
I already have Existing wikis I do not need to create but would like to
point to existing wikis - the documentation tiddler needs to be updated
$:/plugins/OokTech/MultiUser/Starting Other Wikis
To Create the Wikis section create an object named wikis
To add a wiki create a field named "WikiName" with the path as the value
In windows change slash to backslash ?
Can we only point to Node Installs or also single file installs?
Unfortunately there is snsufficent info for me to get the aditional wikis
working
Here is an example
I have a NodeJS install at the folder C:\Data\TW5\NodeJS\psat.com.au
"wikis": {
"PSaT":"C:/Data/TW5/NodeJS/psat.com.au
The above closed the server window when I link to it from Available Wikis
As does
"PSaT":"C://Data//TW5//NodeJS//psat.com.au
C:\Data\TW5\NodeJS\psat.com.au
C:\\Data\\TW5\\NodeJS\\psat.com.au
Last attempt with more details
"psat.com.au": "C:\\Data\\TW5\\NodeJS\\psat.com.au
NodeSettings - Parsed raw settings.
NodeSettings - Parsed raw settings.
Added route /^\/psat.com.au\/?$/
Websockets listening on 8085
Settings.json reads
{
"ws-server": {
"port": "8084",
"rootTiddler": "$:/core/save/single",
"renderType": "text/plain",
"serveType": "text/html",
"username": "",
"password": "",
"host": "0.0.0.0",
"pathprefix": ""
},
"wikis": {
"psat.com.au": "C:\\\\Data\\\\TW5\\\\NodeJS\\\\"
}
}
I hope you can help me, and I you.
Tony
On Saturday, 24 March 2018 03:35:53 UTC+11, Jed Carty wrote:
>
> As Jeremy has said many times, the people here aren't the target audience
> when asking for donations and support. I like tiddlywiki and the things I
> make are normally just the toys that I make in my spare time. This specific
> plugin I made to fit my companies internal needs so there is a bit more of
> a work aspect to it but most people who are active here also contribute to
> the group, asking questions helps determine what is needed and useful,
> documentation is always important and bug reports can save everyone a lot
> of time by helping to find where problems are.
>
> I mentioned the patreon page because a few people have asked about helping
> with the development costs in the past and we made it to support making the
> videos with my robot, it wasn't meant to pressure anyone to donate. I do
> need to eat and I wouldn't turn down a donation, but I don't want anyone to
> feel pressured to donate. I work on tiddlywiki because I enjoy working on
> it and unless you are trying to get me to work as an unpaid engineer for a
> business than I am fine.
>
> @BurningTreeC,
>
> Both of those sound great. I think that the plugin is stable enough that
> most of the improvements will come from better documentation and interface
> so anything you can help with would be greatly appreciated.
>
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