Upload, view and edit TiddlyWikis in Moodle - finally!

#1

Hi everyone,
I finally managed to create an alpha of the Moodle-part of the Tiddlywiki-saver.

Of course you also need the tiddlywiki-moodle plugin in the thread above to set the path to the store.php and transfer the IFrameURL

You can upload and view a TiddlyWiki, edit and save the changes :rocket: in a Moodle-Activity-Plugin using the moodleDB and filedir for BLOBs with the TIddlyWikis Save-mechanism
You don’t need a password, because it uses Moodle’s capabilies systems.
For now it does no backups but only replaces the wiki with the newly saved one because I did not implement a clean backup function yet and did not want wikis to be flooded with tons of draft-wikis.

Volunteers and testers are very welcome! This has been tested on my 3.5 installation and a moodlebox, but as moodle is so configurable, testing is very important.

A shadow is cast on my euphoria as the store.php does not respond on the 4.1 Moodle I just tested it on. May be a question of userrights or chmod.

It would be nice to get some attention in the moodle community … so star this on github.

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#2

At the moment it shows you a ton of debug informations and even more if you set the password to debug.

1st question: What answer message does the tiddlywiki need to know it is saved?

2nd question: Can I create a button or even better a checkbox to set something into the password-storage or set another trigger to activate the autosave-mechanism because a password is not needed because of using Moodles sign-in and capability-system and would be distracting.

#3

It’ll be a while before I can take a look. And the purpose here is a bit different from what I do with TiddlyWiki on Moodle. But I’m excited to support your efforts here, and get TiddlyWiki into the places where students can use it!