splitting wiki into 2 files - is it possible?

[terryowen]

I've been playing a lot with woas the last few days. I like it a lot
more than tiddylywiki (the tiddlywiki transitions drive me crazy) but
at the same time, the woas premise and xhtml format is confusing to
me.

I would love to see my data in a separate file and all the wiki code
in a master file. Is that potentially doable?

Thanks,

Terry

[_legolas558_]

Hi Terry,

yes that's possible - it's how the SVN/development version works.

Just remove the main javascript code block and put a <script /> tag with
external source reference (with relative path), containing the code your
removed.

Best regards,
--
Daniele

terryowen ha scritto:

[terryowen]

On Mar 22, 9:58 am, _legolas558_ <legolas...@email.it> wrote:
> Hi Terry,
>
> yes that's possible - it's how the SVN/development version works.
>
> Just remove the main javascript code block and put a <script /> tag with
> external source reference (with relative path), containing the code your
> removed.
>
> Best regards,
> --
> Daniele
>
> terryowen ha scritto:
>

> > I would love to see my data in a separate file and all the wiki code
> > in a master file. Is that potentially doable?
>

I'll check it out - thanks!

Terry

[Snaga]

On Mar 22, 6:58 am, _legolas558_ <legolas...@email.it> wrote:
> Hi Terry,
>
> yes that's possible - it's how the SVN/development version works.
>

You must have a woas.htm that you use with the scripts. I didn't see
it on SVN. Maybe you could post the scriptless file?

> Just remove the main javascript code block and put a <script /> tag with
> external source reference (with relative path), containing the code your
> removed.
>

Technically that is the [u]reverse[/u] of what terryowen asked about.
It seems like he wanted the WoaS [u]engine[/u] in the running file and
the [u]data[/u] in an external file. I'm curious--is that something
that could technically be done?

Thanks,

Snaga

[_legolas558_]

Snaga ha scritto:

>
>> Just remove the main javascript code block and put a <script /> tag with
>> external source reference (with relative path), containing the code your
>> removed.
>>
>>
> Technically that is the [u]reverse[/u] of what terryowen asked about.
> It seems like he wanted the WoaS [u]engine[/u] in the running file and
> the [u]data[/u] in an external file. I'm curious--is that something
> that could technically be done?
>

The SVN version works that way; I already explained that you can achieve
this by moving the javascript block into an external file.

Best regards,
--
Daniele