$:/StoryList on BOB

[Torax Malu]

Hi,

<del>TW on node-js and the standard-TW is very handy for common purpose. But while developing new templates BOBs behaviour to reload changed tiddlers from the filesystem is very handy. But one "drop of bitterness" is by it: I can't figure out to get the handy usage of the default-tiddler. BOB is simply ignoring this TW-setting. So what I've to do to get this feature back?</del>

Sorry - got the whole thing completely wrong. The Default-Tiddler-feature works fine. It is the StoryList, which is not saved between sessions. To add the filter "[list[$:/StoryList]]" into the setting doesn't restore the current open tiddlers between sessions / reloads. So how I can get back this feature?

Thanks and cheers.

ToraxMalu

[Jeremy Ruston]

Hi Torax

Just a reminder that a number of users read this forum via email (including me), and so will never see edits made after posting. It's usually better to make a second post than make substantive edits to an existing post.

Sorry - got the whole thing completely wrong. The Default-Tiddler-feature works fine. It is the StoryList, which is not saved between sessions. To add the filter "[list[$:/StoryList]]" into the setting doesn't restore the current open tiddlers between sessions / reloads. So how I can get back this feature?

A simple work around if you're using a single browser is to switch the control panel setting "Navigation Address Bar" to "include the target tiddler and the current story sequence".

Best wishes

Jeremy

 

Thanks and cheers.

ToraxMalu

[Torax Malu]

Hi Jeremy,

sorry for the inconvinience I created with the editing. I completely forgot the usage as a email-list.

And also I forgot the multi-user-cabability of BOB. With this background it would be more of a hassle to save the storylist.

Thanks for the reminder.

Cheers

Torax

[Torax Malu]

Well - one solution is the permalink-view or adding this to the setting of default tiddlers:

[all[]tag[boot]]

and tagging all for reload with the tag "boot".

As mentioned in the initial post, BOB is very handy for developing templates and views in combination with an external editor. ;)

In this context a really big thanks to Ook Tech and Jed.

Cheers.