Thanks very much for the info.   Two followon questions:
1.  Is the jquery pluggin something the tiddlywiki group has developed
or is it imported from some jquery project?
2.  I've already got jquery running in my project; is there a proper
way to invoke the save function given that?

As for my project: inspired by tiddlywiki, which is a wiki-in-a-file,
I'm working on developing an analogous database-with-visualizations-in-
a-file, based on my group's exhibit framework (http://www.simile-
widgets.org/exhibit/).  It's nowhere near ready for release yet but I
did plan to advertise it to the tw community when it is.  I'm not
using much tw code, but the browser-independent file load/store was
great.  I have a local copy of Filysystem.js, but being a lazy/
inexperienced developer, I made it easy to move my code elsewhere by
linking to Filesystem.js in the svn repository, and that suddenly
stopped working.

On Mar 13, 6:42 am, FND <[email protected]> wrote:
> > Was loadFile moved elsewhere?
>
> Yes, indeed:
>      http://trac.tiddlywiki.org/changeset/9050
> The file-system code has been moved to a jQuery utility module to
> simplify reuse for a wider audience:
>      http://trac.tiddlywiki.org/browser/Trunk/core/jquery/plugins/
> Therefore the original API functions have been deprecated:
>      http://trac.tiddlywiki.org/browser/Trunk/core/deprecated/FileSystem.js
>
> Note that there is no internal dependency on jQuery. So all that's
> required is a variable "jQuery" to which the file object will be attached.
> For example, you could wrap the code in a closure defining the jQuery
> object as an arbitrary global variable:
>      (function(jQuery) {
>
>      /* jQuery.file.load */
>      /* jQuery.file.save */
>
>      })(MyVar);
>
>      var myFilePath = "/path/to/file";
>      var myContent = "hello world";
>      MyVar.file.load({ fileUrl: myFilePath, content: myContent });
>
> Note that since this interface has not been incorporated into an
> TiddlyWiki release yet, it is still subject to change.
>
> Purely out of curiosity, what is your use case, and how come you're
> working with the latest version of the code base?
>
> -- F.
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