Save tiddlers on TiddlyServer & querying tiddlers

[Jonathan Muehlstein]

Hi,

I'm trying to setup TiddlyServer as I found the following features very useful:

1. multiple hosts can connect to a wiki (including mobile I assume)
   
2. scaling by separating tiddlers into files

Though I've run into 2 issues (please excuse me if there are clear answers. I've searched around):

1. I can't save tiddlers to their defined folder. When I hit save the current browser downloads a copy of the modified wiki. I understand that this is the standard tiddlywiki behavior but I expected TiddlyServer to save changes where the server is running and not locally on the host connecting. Am I missing something?
2. Is there an explicit way to use logical operators in queries? or should I consider e.g., [tag[url]tag[article]] as logical AND and [tag[url]][tag[kb]] as logical OR?

Thanks,

Jonathan

[Arlen Beiler]

TiddlyServer uses TiddlyWiki to load data folders, so both of these are related to TiddlyWiki in general, not just TiddlyServer.

The first question takes a little digging.  When you load a wiki for the first time after the server is started it will go through a special startup process for the wiki. Please start the server, load a wiki, then copy the console output and post it here.

The second question is a TiddlyWiki question that I'm not familiar with, so it may be better to ask it on a separate thread.

Hope that helps.

Arlen

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[Mark S.]

Yes, I think "[tag[url]] [tag[kb]]" would work something like a logical OR.

-- Mark

[TonyM]

With a subtle difference

All tagged with either or both creating a unique list of titles.

Regards tony

[Jonathan Muehlstein]

You mean that the operation resembles an "inclusive OR"?

Best,

Jonathan

[Mark S.]

I guess so -- the standard "or" (||).

To get the exclusive kind, I believe you can use:

[tag[url]] [tag[kb]] -[tag[url]tag[kb]]

-- Mark

[Jonathan Muehlstein]

This filter does indeed give an exclusive OR.
I didn't expect the filter syntax to be this powerful in a wiki.

Thank you for clarifying this.

[Jonathan Muehlstein]

It's working now that I've switched to these files:

https://github.com/Arlen22/TiddlyServer/blob/master/tiddlywiki/datafolder-template.json
https://github.com/Arlen22/TiddlyServer/blob/master/example-settings-simple.json

Thanks for the great tools!

[TonyM]

Jonathan

TiddlyWiki is a wiki but much more. Trust me! ;)