> Great stuff, thanks for the explanation. This is a wonderful area for
> experimentation and I shall be very interested to see what you come up
> with.
>
Me too :P
>
> Reading the code I don't see anything obviously wrong, I'm afraid.
>
Oops, this is going to be tricky.
> I'd suggest adding a console.log to the top of each of your functions so
> that you can see what is being called.
>
The problem is that I can't open a console in Tasker's webview. I should
log it to a file. It's enough to write a function that writes to the file
or should I use some kind of logger?
> I notice that the deleteTiddler() method is commented out, and that it
> doesn't call the callback; if it is in fact being called by the syncer then
> that would be a problem.
>
What kind of problem? What would be the easiest option for this?
> I suspect that will be because TW is attempting to run the syncadaptor on
> the server as well as in the browser. The fix is to only export your
> syncadaptor in the browser:
>
> if($tw.browser) {
> exports.adaptorClass = FileSystemAdaptor;
> }
>
> I'll try that out! Thank you
> Best wishes
>
> Jeremy.
>
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>
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