Jan, Thanks again. I will digest this potential ASAP.
Regards Tony On Monday, July 15, 2019 at 7:20:24 PM UTC+10, Jan wrote: > > Hi Tony, > > I got it working on php with tw-receiver. > > I works completely independent from the tw-reciever. (by the way, I still > use a modified Version of store.php to save my wiki.) > > *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? > > Yes, you could have an Iframe pointing to a php which is generating an > index. I put copy/pasted an rough example for you into this mail. > Put it into the post-Folder. You should change the password in a > text-editor. > > > - 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?, > - 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. > - 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 > > ??? > > > - 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. > - Use this link to selectively import multiple tiddlers or trigger > an action to do so silently (Prefix or Naming standards could avoid > conflict) > - Other wikis with this can optionally import the content of the > json (a way of publishing content in bundles and plugins) > - Use this as a selective backup process eg dump to user filename > based on [haschanged[]] or local storage (5.1.20+) then reload > automatically. > - Use this to submit changes requests by tiddler or group of > tiddlers to be committed to the wiki master itself. > - Allow a user to only save to their own folder and with a size > limit to stop hacks and DDoS > > Yes, all this is possible - only reimporting is difficult, partly for > security reasons, partly due to the lack of infrastructure for this in TW > > > - 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 > - file download (already possible but integrate to make seamless), > - 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] <javascript:>. > To post to this group, send email to [email protected] > <javascript:>. > 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. > > > -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWikiDev" group. 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