If you are having problems using the built-in backstage "upgrade"
process, here's a simple manual procedure that you can use:
1) Download the latest empty.zip from
http://www.TiddlyWiki.com and
extract a copy of empty.html
2) Load your existing TW document into the browser
3) Invoke "save changes" to create a backup copy of the current
document
4) Replace the existing TW document's file on disk with a copy of the
latest empty.html
5) Invoke "save changes" again
6) Reload your document
Normally, when "save changes" is triggered, the TWCore code is first
read in from the existing file, and then the current tiddlers (as
loaded in the browser) are merged in, and the combined content is
saved back to the file.
When you invoke "save changes" in step (3), it simply creates a backup
copy of the existing document, without altering the TWCore version or
any tiddler content. This ensures that your current document is
safely preserved in a backup file, regardless of any further actions
you perform.
Then, in step (4), you manually *replace* the existing TW file on disk
with a copy of the latest empty.html, so that in step (5), the "save
changes" process actually reads in the *updated* TWCore code from the
empty.html, and merges it with your existing tiddler content and saves
that combination back to the file, resulting in an upgraded document.
When you are finished, you will have two backup files. The first
backup will be your old version of the document. The second backup
file will be an exact copy of the empty.html you used for the upgrade,
and can be safely discarded.
enjoy,
-e
Eric Shulman
TiddlyTools / ELS Design Studios
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