Jan
 In TW-Scripts there are some examples uses HTML5 embed to embed text, 
video or audio,...

I am not sure, but may be helpful or shed some lights into this case.

See for example:
 Embed text and object in Tiddlywiki 
<https://kookma.github.io/TW-Scripts/#Example%2019%3A%20Embeding%20Video:%5B%5BExample%2019%3A%20Embeding%20Video%5D%5D%20%5B%5BExample%2014%3A%20Embeding%20Media%5D%5D>


--Mohammad
On Wednesday, April 10, 2019 at 6:42:38 PM UTC+4:30, Jan wrote:
>
> Hello Tony,
> thanks a lot for your interest. I think the ability to work with external 
> ressources would enable us to new and "unothodox" Uses of TiddlyWiki. 
> Unorthodox because they contradict the single file concept of TW.
> This is why importing the .txt is not the solution. 
> https://szenio.de/Test/post/Posttester/Jan_Test.txt is created by a php 
> which allows students to post to the wiki and to modify the posts during 
> the session see https://szenio.de/Test/post/Posttester. The posts are 
> then shown on the sidebar and I am importing into a mod of admls Mentat you 
> find here: http://szenio.de/pin. (On the Desktop you can drag an entry to 
> the pin and show it...) It is all work in progress so i did not show it to 
> the group yet.)
>
> So this is why I need a new way to 
> -display txt-files configurably
> -use them inside widgets (like converting them it them into tiddlers)
> -and it would be great it I could make them *refresh* on click.
>
> Best wishes Jan
>
>
> Am 10.04.2019 um 05:42 schrieb TonyM:
>
> jan 
>
> I would like this as well, If we could only access the content of an 
> external text file we could easily interrogate the status of something that 
> say a server process set or another user deposited.
>
> I believe using the html object to display a file should provide us the 
> opportunity if not with a button click or trigger, it is after all on the 
> screen in front of us, I can use the mouse to select and copy it so why can 
> I not get a TiddlyWiki process to capture it. I believe a refresh of the 
> tiddler does refresh the file from disk.
>
> However not withstanding the value I see in this, Perhaps there is another 
> way to achieve what you are after. Have you considered importing the text 
> file, or giving each student their own wiki and exporting/importing 
> tiddlers created by their username?
>
> Importing from external resources
>
> Try this - Go to TiddlyWiki.com then use import and rather than provide a 
> local file provide the following url 
> https://tiddlywiki.com/prerelease/index.html
> This will open the whole prerelease wiki and you can select one or all 
> tiddlers to import. 
>
> I tested also importing a text file such as 
> https://psat.com.au/tiddlywiki/Readme.txt and it worked
>
> The Browse widget also works for html/tiddlywiki files but not for txt 
> files
>
> Perhaps you could build an independant process to collect all the students 
> text files and create a local copy then use <$browse multiple> and select 
> all the text files and import them in one step
>
> Also
> In the pre-release there is a local storage and an Innerwiki plugin that 
> may solve a number of related needs.
>
> Regards
> Tony
>
> On Wednesday, April 10, 2019 at 7:44:45 AM UTC+10, Jan wrote: 
>>
>> Hello,
>> I still was not able to solve this problem...
>> Should I use a macro or a widget to display external .txt-files 
>> I want to 
>> -display txt-files configurably
>> -use them in widgets (like converting them it them into tiddlers)
>> -and it would be great it I could make them refresh on click.
>>
>> I made an attempt on http://szen.io/Test/ to solve the Problem but I am 
>> stuck...
>>
>> best wishes Jan
>>
>>
>> Am 29.03.2019 um 23:44 schrieb Jan:
>>
>> Hi Jed, Hi everybody!
>> I am beginning to grasp the difference of widgets and macros which I 
>> mixed up on http://szen.io/Test/ would you propose to  make a widget or 
>> a macro to display refreshing txt.files...
>> Have you found a solution?
>>
>> Best wishes Jan
>>
>>
>>
>> Am 27.03.2019 um 17:54 schrieb Jed Carty:
>>
>> My last post may be almost completely wrong. It is one way that you could 
>> handle the problem but I think that your example is not far from working. 
>> One problem you have is you are mixing a javascript macro with a widget, 
>> the two are different and having pieces of both is causing trouble. 
>>
>> I will look at this for a bit longer and I may have something to help a 
>> little at least.
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