Integrate mGSD in existing TiddlyWiki-File

[Gabriel Jülke]

Hi,

i just found the stunning mGSD-Fork of TiddlyWiki when looking for a ToDo-List for my TiddlyWiki. Now i am wondering if it is possible to integrate the functionalities of the mGSD into my existing TiddlyWiki - as to meet the Style and make it an enhancement of my Wiki and not a Stand-Alone-Version...

Is this possible? Anyone tried yet?

[David Szego]

I've made a ton of enhancements to mGSD if you'd like to take a look - http://thinkcreatesolve.biz
This includes:
- Meetings, Attendees, and Agenda Items
- Project Status Updates
- Drop-down calendar of Ticklers
- Refined layout of Tiddlers and Sidebar Tabs
- Mobile (touch-friendly) theme
...and more!

If you want to add it to your existing mGSD build or TiddlyWiki, you can download this link (right-click, save-as) and import it through Backstage:
http://thinkcreatesolve.biz/mGSDEnhancements-export.html
(Don't click on the link itself, it's not a complete TW file, it's a PureStore export of the tiddlers you'll need to add to get the mGSD Enhancements)

Please give it a try and let me know your feedback!

Cheers,
David Szego

[Gabriel Jülke]

Hi,

thanks for that... but when i try to import the mGSDEnhancements i get an error : Error retrieving tiddlers from url, please ensure this url exists and is  enabled. I get this error with the downloaded file and also when i try to load it directly throuhg the import function... 

[David Szego]

Hi Gabriel,

I'm pleased to announce a few updates, and a complete importable set of Tiddlers that will take any TW file and turn it into a dGSD (new name) TW.

Right-click and save as this:
http://thinkcreatesolve.biz/dGSD-export.html

Then, in your Backstage, import it - but I've found importing only works for me if I enter the filename as a URL:
file:///c:/whatever-directory/dGSD-export.html

Where "whatever-directory" has to be the same path as your TW file... the export needs to be in that directory.

If I click "Browse", the import plugin fails with a CORS error.  This is a common problem in current Firefox versions, and the TW community (especially Eric) is working hard to fix it.
I've had a bunch of errors myself, and in testing, had to use that URL filename specifier, and even a copy of Portable Firefox 10 !!