Tiddlyweb and Tiddlyspace plugin

[Andy Pastuszak]

The Tiddlyweb and Tiddlyspace plugin states:

"This plugin runs in the browser to synchronise tiddler changes to and from a TiddlyWeb-compatible server (including TiddlyWiki 5 itself). It is inert when run under Node.js."

Does this mean I can put a TW5 file on my web server at home and I can have a local copy and sync the two?

Andy

[Jeremy Ruston]

Hi Andy

"This plugin runs in the browser to synchronise tiddler changes to and from a TiddlyWeb-compatible server (including TiddlyWiki 5 itself). It is inert when run under Node.js."

Does this mean I can put a TW5 file on my web server at home and I can have a local copy and sync the two?

Nowadays browser security measures prevent an HTML file running from a file:// URI from accessing resources on the web. That means that we can't use the sync mechanism to push changes back to the server.

Instead, one can export a snapshot of a client-server wiki (using the "save changes" button in the sidebar), work on it offline, and then later import it back into the client-server wiki to merge the changes.

Best wishes

Jeremy.

 

Andy

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