Closed valpackett closed 9 months ago
Then just do what you do in a browser... Tiddloid have a function to save any wiki hosted on HTTP servers with no extension restriction. Open your page in a browser and click Share
to port the page to Tiddloid, then click the save button in the toolbar and choose Save as a bookmark
.
Or you should use WebDAV
entry in the file list to operate the source file directly. (Make sure you are able to access the .html
source files in Explorer/Finder/etc.)
Does anyone still have problem? I may close this if no problem reported.
For example with koofr.net the
.aspx
extension is used to allow opening the wiki directly from the WebDAV URL in a web browser. But currently tiddloid restricts the "supported" file extensions to.html
on both WebDAV and SAF, making it impossible to work with that setup.