Hi Tony,
I works completely independent from the tw-reciever. (by the way, I still use a modified Version of store.php to save my wiki.)I got it working on php with tw-receiver.
*A special note:*I am looking at building additional functionality and server options (including single file) for integration and messaging, and exporting content from posts to websites. It is however important to understand I have no desire to compromise the TiddlyWiki single file standard, to the contrary, I want to extend it and allow almost serverless implementations.
This is exactly my intention.I love the independency of TW, php allows you (apart form saving to web) to embed Interaction with users...which is otherwise difficult in TW if you do not use a Node-Implementation.
*I had to do the following to get it working** Create the /post folder
Ah, thats right, I forgot that because it was the first php I did.
*I observed*
1. After saving a tid, I can view a known tid in the browser with a
link eg**http://ampps.local/tw/post/Tony Post Test.tid
2. The post folder must exist first but I can "upload" any new tid
filename
3. I can use the import button and provide the above link and the
import mechanism is triggered
4. Using import and providing the path only
http://ampps.local/tw/post/ tries to import a html document which
contains a directory list of the post folder.
This only works if I preview the import and copy and paste the
content, and some icons are broken.
Importing tid files from the web is difficult.You can create a php showing the files in the directory and transclude it in an to TW in an Iframe, but so far I did not find an elegant way to Import tid or text files directly. I think half of my threads circle arround that subject.
-You can download the .tids to your harddrive an import them by dragging.-You can make an external Tiddler like in TiddlyWiki.com "Alice in Wonderland" but then you loose the field information.
-Some time ago Jeremy wrote that the only Format that could be imported by click is jsonp, but I could not find out how this work so far.
With php (which to me was much easier to learn than js) you can export any file you can produce with a macro or filter.
/*The following is about my journey, of course I would love feedback
but it is here to share where I am going with this, no obligations to
respond.*/
*Questions I will try and answer*
* Can I use something similar to post multiple files or tids at
once? (Not only one json file as below)
Yes, just modify the content of the textarea in the Tiddler PostForm in
the .json.
* I wonder if there is a way to allow browsing the posts folder (on
server) to selectively import?
* Is there a way to also delete a post tid from inside the browser
on the server?
or from a button?
This could also be done by that php.
* I wonder if the php / server could be configured to only allow
saving to a particular folder or filename?,
o perhaps after a login process or given a pre-configured
username and pass phrase
certainly
*Speculation*
* It seems to me we could generalise this PHP post mechanism into a
macro or widget so that it can be used for any number of
circumstances.
o Write a lock file if it is not already existing/ detect the
presence of a lock file and place the wiki in read only mode/
delete the lock file when done
???
o Use the browser/close tab function to delete the lock file
(freeing it for the next user) even oneself.
???
* Save a json file of filtered tiddlers (a bundle), then present a
link to the JSON to publish.
o Use this link to selectively import multiple tiddlers or
trigger an action to do so silently (Prefix or Naming
standards could avoid conflict)
o Other wikis with this can optionally import the content of the
json (a way of publishing content in bundles and plugins)
o Use this as a selective backup process eg dump to user
filename based on [haschanged[]] or local storage (5.1.20+)
then reload automatically.
o Use this to submit changes requests by tiddler or group of
tiddlers to be committed to the wiki master itself.
o Allow a user to only save to their own folder and with a size
limit to stop hacks and DDoS
* Export one or more static html tiddlers for consumption by the
wiki or other browsing (a semi-manual version of what we can do
with node static tiddlers)
* Generate and Export a full html website constructed from content
in the wikis tiddlers.
Yes
* In the case of no server rights allow
o file download (already possible but integrate to make seamless),
o or in Timimi save to filesystem when has rights to do so as if
on a server, this would allow emulation of a server install
without one.
* Could we post an email file and have another server process send
it for us? - and other messaging systems.
Yes, PHP can send emails.I think this is a usefull discussion in the Mailgroup because the possibilities of php-scripts are a little underestimated here. Especially if you want a way to define interactions with users of your Wiki.
I hope I could help you to get a start Jan
I continue exploring. Regards Tony On Sunday, July 14, 2019 at 11:07:16 PM UTC+10, TonyM wrote: Jan, Thanks. I will check it out tomorrow. Do we discuss this elsewhere? I appreciate your effort. I am likely to use this like a script kiddy and see what else I can achieve such as check in/out lock. Regards Tony --You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWikiDev" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>. To post to this group, send email to [email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>.Visit this group at https://groups.google.com/group/tiddlywikidev.To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/tiddlywikidev/a18474af-09f7-4193-9333-68e5e4d101c2%40googlegroups.com <https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/tiddlywikidev/a18474af-09f7-4193-9333-68e5e4d101c2%40googlegroups.com?utm_medium=email&utm_source=footer>.For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
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