Folks,
I currently use TiddlyDesktop single file wiki, to launch a network check
batch file, that generates the results from pinging various targets.
I can then review the results in a tiddler using html object tag;
<object width="100%" height="930"
data="file:///C:\Data\batches\networkcheck.txt"></object>
I added a refresh button, which just time stamps the tiddler thus the
object tag is also refreshed. It works well and I wanted to share this
incase you can make use of it.
I am in someways re-asking this question because perhaps you have gained
fresh insight of late.
*Is there away to extract the text from the tiddler displaying this
external content and capture it in the current wiki, such as to archive the
contents in a tiddler?*
- *A lot more can be done as a result of being able to capture the
content for further interrogation*
Perhaps it needs another html tag, a tricky use of an iframe, another
import mechanism, but if you have any ideas please share.
- This could help automate/scrape content
- Support the new HTML/XML tools
- Have external CSS stylesheets that you optional import and modify
- The refresh button code is below if you need it, but this is also an
opportunity to trigger an import or other action to gain access to the
content.
<$button set="Networkcheck!!last-refresh" setTo=<<now "0hh:0mm">> >
Refresh {{Networkcheck!!last-refresh}}
</$button
Thanks in advance
Tony
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