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marubinotto / Piggydb

Piggydb is a Web notebook application that provides you with a platform to build your knowledge personally or collaboratively.
http://piggydb.net/
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How #trash tag works? #24

Closed DerReiter closed 5 years ago

DerReiter commented 5 years ago

I've started a new DB as a knowledge base with coworkers. When loading fragments, i've noticed that embedded images also appear at the bottom of the fragment, making it difficult sometimes to read and understand it (and it also makes a mess on main view, with a lot of images floating around). So, it came to me, that i could use the #trash tag. When I use that tag on embedded images, they still appear on the fragment, but they disappear at the bottom (and main view). That worked just fine, until a week ago, when i've noticed a lot of embedded images missing from fragments. The files were deleted from the system folder where they were (C:\Windows\SysWOW64\config\systemprofile\piggydb). So, the question is, there is another way to "hide" images from the main view? And also, does the #trash tag deletes files after a while?

marubinotto commented 5 years ago

does the #trash tag deletes files after a while?

No. #trash tagged fragments/files should not be deleted unless you click Delete all fragments in this trash completely button. So,

when i've noticed a lot of embedded images missing from fragments.

maybe, someone mistakenly emptied the #trash?

there is another way to "hide" images from the main view?

Currently, there's no way to hide some fragements from the main view, so one way to work around it would be to create a filter and use it as your sub-main view.

DerReiter commented 5 years ago

maybe, someone mistakenly emptied the #trash?

I've thought about it, and I think it may be that

Currently, there's no way to hide some fragements from the main view, so one way to work around it would be to create a filter and use it as your sub-main view.

Ok, I'll try this. Thanks a lot!