I've been playing with ZiddlyWiki.com a little bit, and they have a
really neat revisioning system. On the menu of each tiddler, there's a
button that brings up a list of all the revisions of the current
Tiddler. According to the site, it uses some built-in Zope revisioning
system to do that. Does anyone know if this is possible with a normal
local TiddlyWiki, or might it be possible with ccTiddly?
I noticed that ccTiddly says it has "Versioning: All versions of
tiddlers kept", so maybe it's possible to exploit that capability and
create a button that lists available revisions? Or with the
traditional TiddlyWiki, if you have a folder defined to save backups,
is there anyway it can look inside the older versions saved in the
backup directory, and inject the applicable version into the active
tiddler without reloading the page?
Any thoughts?
Thanks!
v1.1 have copied over the revision system in ZW. Otherwise revisions
can only be accessed via ?title=tiddler title.
I am not aware that local TW have revision kept (except backups)
CC
> v1.1 have copied over the revision system in ZW. Otherwise revisions
> can only be accessed via ?title=tiddler title.
>
v1.1 already has this capability? I seem to have missed it.
Cheers.
Actually TiddlyWiki itself does a great job of saving backups. I just
really like the way ZiddlyWiki lets you pick different versions of each
tiddler without a page refresh. I imagine it must be possible without
Zope?