how to convert google site to tiddlywiki??

[Thomas Chung]

how to convert google site to tiddlywiki?? 

[Eric Shulman]

On Wednesday, August 5, 2015 at 2:33:52 AM UTC-7, Thomas Chung wrote:

how to convert google site to tiddlywiki?? 

ummm....  could you be even just a tiny bit more specific?

Without more details as to what you are starting with, and what you want as a result, there's no way to provide any kind of *useful* answers.

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Eric Shulman

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[Thomas Chung]

Hi Eric,

 

I have setup a google site for long time. In the google site, most of contents are table and text

 

I want to convert to Tiddkywiki.

 

Is it possible to do it?

 

Thanks

 

Thomas

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[Eric Shulman]

On Wednesday, August 5, 2015 at 4:15:31 AM UTC-7, Thomas Chung wrote:

I have setup a google site for long time. In the google site, most of contents are table and text 

I want to convert to Tiddkywiki.

Is it possible to do it?

yes.  it is possible.

In general, because TiddlyWiki is based on standard "web tech" (HTML5, CSS, Javascript), you can start by just pasting the existing HTML content from your site into some tiddlers, and see how that goes.  Your site probably also relies upon some CSS rules to style your content so you will also want to paste *some* of the CSS definitions from your site into a tiddler (tagged with $:/tags/Stylesheet).  Exactly which bits of CSS you will need depends on what kinds of styling you are using in your content.

Embedded scripting is a different issue.  As a security measure, TiddlyWiki explicitly blocks "inline" use of <script>...</script> and element event handlers (e.g., onClick, onChange, etc.).  To add custom processing in TiddlyWiki, you need to define your scripts within separate code-bearing tiddlers with a specified "module-type" (e.g., plugin, macro, library, startup, etc.).  These code-bearing tiddlers are processed during startup handling to add custom <$widgets> or <<macros>> that can then be embedded in your tiddler content to invoke their underlying functions.

-e