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RSS feed support is here... you'll see the RSS link at the top of the page... the feed will be of the 10 most recently modified items (not including private items).\n\nh2. Textile required for nice feeds\n\nFor the feed to be nicely formatted HTML you'll need to use the Textile markup language and tag each page "textile".\n\nBefore launch the default format should become Textile to eliminate this kind of run around, just trying to decide the best migration route for thousands of existing pages now. :-)\n\nMarkdown may also be offered in the future.
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A myriad of improvements include:\n\n* PrivateTiddlers (tag them: ''private'') indicated with a locked icon\n* BackPackish todo lists (new todolist on the left menu bar)\n* WikiControlPanel\n* timeline now handles long names better\n* ''Linkability'' - http://yyyc514.serversidewiki.com/ChangeLog now works\n* SortableGrid\n* numerous little polishing here and there
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[img[Josh Goebel|http://yyyc514.serversidewiki.com/images/josh_150.jpg]]\n!10 things about me\n# I'm Josh\n# I'm a SingleGuy\n# I'm 26 years old, sometimes I act it, sometimes not\n# I'm really just a big kid (and kinda silly says a friend)\n# I believe JesusChrist died on a cross and rose three days later to pay the price for my sin so that by believing in him one day I can get to heaven.\n# I'm a romantic, but also a computer geek, is that possible?\n# I love TiddlyWiki but not being tied to a floppy/memory stick.\n# I believe to be happy is better than to be rich\n# I founded [[DWG Solutions, LLC.|http://www.dwgsolutions.com/]] with my sister almost two years ago, though ServerSideWiki is not currently officially affiliated with DWG\n# I believe ServerSideWiki is pretty cool, but I'm biased.\n\nI can be reached at [[support@serversidewiki.com|mailto:support@serversidewiki.com]].
Some frequently asked questions.
Things that would be nice, but I have no idea when I'll get to. There is also a PublicWishList that you can add to.\n\n* ''Automatic Permaview'' - Remembers what you had open on return visits (for logged in users)\n* ''Mobile ~ServerSideWiki'' - Want to access your ServerSideWiki from your Internet equipped cellphone or PDA? So do we...\n* ''Spellcheck'' - Because sometimes I just can't spell.\n* ''Data Import'' - some way to import data from other Tiddly implimentations (file upload and parse?)\n* ''Revision Diffing'' - Ability to view differences between older and newer revisions of an item.\n* ''E-mail notification'' of tiddler changes when more than one person can edit\n* ''Encrypt/decrypt'' - like at http://server.boardgamestuff.com:8000/gray-tiddlywiki.html\n* ''Add comments'' - add real-time comments to a page without having full ability to edit\n* ''Multiple accounts for a single subdomain'' - multiple account per actual site with automatic changing of the username used to sign changes (ie, this would no longer be a client thing, but a server/account thing at this point)... maybe would lead to an "Authors" tab with pages sorted by author...\n\n!Complete\n* While editing the standard parts like MainMenu or SiteTitle, you should perhaps not allow edits of the title... less confusing for new users...\n* ''Autocomplete tags'' - to ensure fewer typing errors\n* ''Revisions'' - Ability to view previous revisions and revert the text to an older revision. \n* ''Textile'' - Textile as an alternative to TiddlyWiki markup....\n* ''Private ServerSideWikis'' - Building on the above the ability for only a select group to access a ServerSideWiki site.\n* ''Public ServerSideWikis'' - Can be edited by ''anyone''. Would need the above mentioned revision control to be really useful.\n* ''RSS Feed'' - self explanatory?\n* ''Private tiddlers'' - Tiddlers that only show when you are logged in and have a private checkbox or simliar... when the site is viewed publicly they are not sent to the client and hence would be invisible\n* ''Linkability'' - allow links such as http://account.serversidewiki.com/LatestNews and sort it out between RubyonRails and ServerSideWiki to show that page alone (to encourage outside linking)\n* ''Multiple Tiddly Variations'' - the ability to select a variation of TiddlyWiki (Taggly, Tiddly latest version, GTD, etc) from the accounts section. This is now handled through styles... though it won't be exact, it can look close.\n\nContactMe with additional wishlist items.
From another TiddlyWiki:\n> "How do I run this on a server?" is the number one question people ask.\n>\n> The answer is "You can't, and it's a feature, not a bug." \n\n''Well, now you can.''\n\nThe idea behind ServerSideWiki is to provide all the power of TiddlyWiki, but in a ServerSide form. It's still not exactly collaborative (it's in the works), but it's not a single monolithic HTML file glued to your person anymore.\n\nThere are other online versions of TiddlyWiki that you can find at [[Jeremy's site|http://www.tiddlywiki.com/#TiddlyWikiAdaptations]], but of course none powered by RubyonRails.
From [[rubyonrails.com|http://www.rubyonrails.com]]:\n\n> Rails is a full-stack, open-source web framework in Ruby for writing real-world applications with joy and less code than most frameworks spend doing XML sit-ups
GTD Tiddly Wiki is a GettingThingsDone adaptation by NathanBowers of JeremyRuston's Open Source TiddlyWiki. The purpose of GTD Tiddly Wiki is to give users a single repository for their GTD lists and support materials so they can create/edit lists, and then print directly to 3x5 cards for use with the HipsterPDA.\n\nLearn more at http://shared.snapgrid.com/gtd_tiddlywiki.html.
! Thanks To\n* JeremyRuston for TiddlyWiki in the first place and who's code the current version of ServerSideWiki is currently based on most directly\n* NathanBowers for GTDTiddlyWiki and the look and feel you find here\n* SimonBaird for his polished GTDTagglyWiki/GTDTiddlyWiki variation that the very first client code for this project was based on\n
Simon Baird is the author of the variation of GTDTiddlyWiki that the original client side of ServerSideWiki was based upon (we've since moved directly to the TiddlyWiki codebase).\n\n[img[Photo|http://homes.jcu.edu.au/~ccscb/photo.gif]]\n\nSimon's latest is now called [[MonkeyPirateTiddlyWiki=http://homes.jcu.edu.au/~ccscb/mptw/]].
You can find my contact information on the page AboutMe.
No, that is not possible at this time.\n\nMulti-user functionality is on the WishList.
A word in CamelCase that may (or many not) like to another wiki document.
CamelCase is when you join multiple words together capitolization the first lettor of each word such as: WishList.
!Javascript\n* http://ejohn.org/projects/javascript-diff-algorithm/\n* http://www.thesolutioncafe.com/html-spell-checker.html $$$\n* http://www.dynarch.com/demos/htmlarea/examples/spell-checker.html
This is meant to be almost an exact clone of the SampleFormatting page, but showing how to do everything in Textile instead of TiddlyWiki style markup. View the source of this Tiddler to see samples.\n\nh1. Header Samples\n\nh1. Header 1\n\nh2. Header 2\n\nh3. Header 3\n\nh4. Header 4\n\nh5. Header 5\n\nh1. Unordered Lists:\n* Lists are where it's at\n* Just use an asterisk and you're set\n** To nest lists just add more asterisks...\n*** ...like this\n* The circle makes a great bullet because once you've printed a list you can mark off completed items\n* You can also nest mixed list types\n## Like this\n\nh1. Ordered Lists\n# Ordered lists are pretty neat too\n# If you're handy with HTML and CSS you could customize the [[numbering scheme|http://www.w3schools.com/css/pr_list-style-type.asp]]\n## To nest, just add more octothorpes (pound signs)...\n### Like this\n* You can also\n** Mix list types\n*** like this\n# Pretty neat don't you think?\n\nh1. Tiddler links\n\nTo create a Tiddler link, just use mixed-case WikiWord, or use [[brackets]] for NonWikiWordLinks. This is how the GTD style [[@Action]] lists are created. \n\nNote that existing Tiddlers are in bold and empty Tiddlers are in italics. See CreatingTiddlers for details.\n\nh1. External Links\n\nYou can link to "external sites":http://google.com with quotes, a colon, then the site. You can also LinkToFolders on your machine or network shares.\n\nh1. Images\n\nEdit this tiddler to see how it's done.\n!http://img110.echo.cx/img110/139/gorilla8nw.jpg!\n\nh1. Tables\n\n*Nope, can't do tables yet.*\n\n|!th1111111111|!th2222222222|\n|>| colspan |\n| rowspan |left|\n|~| right|\n|colored| center |\n|caption|c\n\nFor a complex table example, see PeriodicTable.\n\nh1. Horizontal Rules\n\nYou can divide a tiddler into\n<hr />\nsections by typing four dashes on a line by themselves.\n\nh1. Blockquotes\n\nbq. This is a blockquote.\n\nh1. Other Formatting\n*Bold*\n-Strike-\n_Italic_\n@source code@\nSuperscript: 2^3^=8\nSubscript: a~ij~ = -a~ji~\n%{color:green}green colored%\n%{color:#fc9}color #fc9%\n%{color:white; background:red;}even more fancy%
_This was pulled over from Backpack to test how well my Textile functionality is working..._\n\np{background-color:#ffc; padding:7px}. *I'm a 26 year-old Christian male in Marengo, Indiana (United States).*\n\nI would like to meet an honest, outgoing, spontaneous, open-minded, adventurous, girl with Christian values. Someone who is romantic and a good communicator. If you'd like someone to take your coat, open doors, flowers, poetry then you've found me.\n\nI know there is a lot of info below... but I'm looking for someone with the same beliefs and values, so I think it's all pretty important stuff. If you are interested please contact me...\n\nOh, if you do contact me I expect you will have read all this and know what you're getting into. **smiles** Enjoy.\n\nh2{color:green}. Contact Information\n\nThis is essentially my ChristianMingle.com profile... it was getting long and I felt it contained a lot of good information, so I thought I would publish it here as well... My name on Mingle is *yyyc514* is you want to join and look me up.\n\nSorry, I would include alternative contact info here, but not sure if that would violate Mingle's policies since I include this link on my Mingle profile...\n\n<hr />\n\nh1. Table of Contents\n\nThe below are subjects where I hold strong views and convictions based on God's Word. Any girl interested in pursueing a friendship with future hope of a Godly romance should make sure we are largely in agreement in these key areas. \n\n# *"The Bible":#bible*\n# "About Josh (age,location,etc)":#about_josh\n# We are not of this world (Phil 3:20)\n## "Tolerance of Sin":#tolerance\n## "Television":#television\n## "Video Games":#video_games\n## "Movies":#movies\n## "Modesty":#modesty\n# "Dating vs Courtship":#dating_vs_courtship\n# "Marriage":#marriage\n## "Kids":#kids\n## "Divorce":#divorce\n## "Birth Control":#birth_control\n# "Abortion":#abortion\n# "Meeting in Person":#meeting_in_person\n# "Weight & Health":#weight_health\n# "Other Notes":#notes_block\n# Still to add\n## Biblical Roles of Men and Women\n\n<hr />\n\nh2(#bible). The Bible - The Word of God\n\np{background-color:#eee; padding:7px;}. Scripture support: below\n\nI believe the following about the Bible and I'm looking for someone with the same beliefs:\n\n# It is God's written revealation to man, given to us by the Holy Spirit through various authors and is _equally inspired_ in all parts. (1 Cor 2:7-14, 2 Pet 1:20,21)\n# It is verbally inspired in every word (2 Tim 3:16) and absolutely without error in the original documents, infallible, and God-breathed)\n# I believe in a literal (where possible), grammatical-historical interpretation of scripture, which affirms that the creation story in Genesis is 6 literal days.\n# While there may be many applications of a given scripture there is only one true interpretation. To find the true meaing one should apply a literal, grammatical-historical method of interpretation along with the enlightment of the Holy Spirit (John 7:17, John 16:12-16, 1 Cor 2:7-15, 1 John 2:20).\n# It is the responsibility of all true believers to carefully study and understand the meaning of scripture and recognize that the proper application is binding on all generations.\n# The truth of scripture stands in judgement of man, never do we stand in judgement of scripture.\n# We can seek a deeper understanding of scripture, but it is _not our place_ to ever call God unfair just because we can't make the Bible fit our worldview... Our worldview should _be_ the Bible.\n\np{color:red; font-size:1.2em;}. *WARNING: The below are WRONG, and NOT what I believe.*\n\n*If you believe any of the following we would likely be unequally yoked (in my estimation):*\n\n# The Bible is old, outdated, and not much of it applies today.\n# It's full of good morals and teachings but it's not absolute truth.\n# It's full of errors and inconsistencies and can't be right 100% of the time.\n# The Bible is well and good, but all religions lead to the same God so Budah is ok to.\n\np{color:red; font-size:1.2em;}. *WARNING: The above are WRONG, and NOT what I believe.*\n\nh2(#about_josh). About Josh\n\nh3. The Basics\n\n|Gender|Male|\n|Location|Marengo, IN, USA|\n|Age|26|\n\nh3. The Details\n\n|Height|6' 1" (185 cm)|\n|Build|I should maybe lose a few|\n|Hair|Dark Brown|\n|Eyes|Blue/Grey|\n|Relationship Status|Single - never married|\n|Children|0|\n|Children home|0|\n|Smoking|Never|\n|Drinking|Rarely|\n|Denomination|Non-denominational|\n|Religious Involvement|every week|\n|Education|Some College|\n|Field of Work|Information Technology|\n|Ethnicity|Caucasian / White|\n|Native Language|English|\n\nh3. Fun Facts\n\n|Music|Christian|\n|Movie|Romance|\n|Outdoor activity|Camping/Hiking/Fishing|\n|Indoor activity|Programming/Computers|\n|Time of year|Fall|\n|Food|Chinese|\n|Self-description|Happy and fun|\n|Looks|I look both ways before crossing the street.|\n|Mentality|Intelligent|\n|Politics|Conservative|\n|Great getaway|Hiking down the Grand Canyon|\n|Living quarters|House|\n|Like to live|A house on the beach|\n|Timeliness|I am usually early|\n|Planning|Planning? What is that?|\n|As for fashion|I dress to be comfortable|\n\nh2(#tolerance). Tolerance of Sin\n\np{background-color:#eee; padding:7px;}. Scripture support: Hebrews 6 and 10, Revelations 3:16, 1 John 2 and 3, Matthew 7, and others\n\nWhy is it most Christians I know are so tolerant of sin? I mean we agree on the big things... don't worship idols, don't steal, don't kill, [fill in other big offenses here], etc... but then when it comes down to the little things... driving 5 miles over the speed limit purposely every day because you know you won't be pulled over even though it's breaking the law... breaking rules you agree to (like listing contact details on profiles here) because you know you can get away with it, or because the admin seems to approve them most times (even though it's against the rules)... encouraging me to take on a pet when my lease specifly forbids it because the chances of my landlord finding out are so small and it needs a good home... endorsing sex outside of marriage because there is already a child on the way and hey "what do you expect them to do now, stop?"... What ever happened to true holiness, trying to become more and more Christ like every day?\n\nWhat happened to true, regenerate, born-again Christians hating and despising sin in their lives? Why is it some Christians only seem to be Christian's on the "big" things and go with convenience when it comes to the small details?\n\nMoreover, how can someone claim to truly be a Christian, love Christ, yet _knowingly and purposely_ (not accidentally, or slip-ups) deny him daily with their deeds and actions... I worry and pray for someone who can do that without questioning the assurance of their salavation...\n\n"But small is the gate and narrow the road that leads to life, and only a few find it." - Matthew 7:14 - and no, that isn't the only scripture that causes me to feel concern and pray for people like this - it's one of many.\n\nI'd like to find someone who thoroughly hates sin and seeks to live a truly holy, Christ like life...\n\nh2(#television). Television\n\np{background-color:#eee; padding:7px;}. Scripture support: Philippians 4:8-9 - "Finally, brothers, whatever is true, whatever is noble, whatever is right, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is admirable–if anything is excellent or praiseworthy–think about such things.", Luke 10:27, Mark 12:30, 1 Timothy 6:11-12\n\nI have _strong_ convictions when it comes to TV. A few years ago I cut off the cord and threw my TV away (and most of my movies) after God convicted me of how little truly decent (and edifying) content there was to watch. Also reading _"Four Arguments for the Elimination of Television":http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0688082742/qid=1117655292/sr=8-1/ref=pd_csp_1/103-1071748-1419034?v=glance&s=books&n=507846 _ is a real eye-opener (morals are only one good reason to toss your TV - there are many others). I believe _strongly_ that kids should be rasied in a home free of the influence of television.\n\n_Added 5-31-2005_\nAlso, there is a growing amount of research showing that young children (ages below 3) who watch TV may retard/slow their mental processes to a degree and become ADD, ADHD, or deal with some type of hyper-active disorder later in life. Therefore some doctors now strongly recommend kids below 2 or 3 watch NO TV (not even kids shows).\n\np{background-color:#fec; padding:7px;}. *Added 7-27-2005* I'm looking for someone who can at least _consider_ a life without TV and raising kids without a TV in the home. I realize a relationship is about compromise but if you think I'm a crazy fanatic for my strong views and for being perfectly content without TV then we're probably worlds apart.\n\nh2(#video_games). Video Games\n\np{background-color:#eee; padding:7px;}. Scripture support: \nPhilippians 4:8-9, "Thou shalt not kill.", 1 Timothy 6:11-12, etc\n\nI think violent/killing video games (the very popular type today) are not good for kids... Yes, I played them growing up, and no I haven't gone crazy with a shotgun yet... but I don't think they belong in a Christian home... there are much better ways kids should spend their time than sitting on their butt playing video games. Are such type of games _ok_ mentally past a certain age? Perhaps... but do they become any more Godly, NO. In other words, my 16 y/o (one day) will not be playing a game where he runs around and kills other people while on my watch.\n\nh2(#movies). Movies\n\np{background-color:#eee; padding:7px;}. Scripture support:\nPhilippians 4:8-9 - "Finally, brothers, whatever is true, whatever is noble, whatever is right, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is admirable–if anything is excellent or praiseworthy–think about such things.", 1 Timothy 6:11-12\n\nIf a movie has profanity, nudity/sex, drug use or many of the other things the world has become accustomed to... despite how "great" it is... I don't think as a true Christian I should be watching it. Would Jesus watch it with me? Am I there yet, not totally... my friends aren't very helpful in this area (no encouragement) but that is what I believe and I am moving closer and closer to that goal.\n\n_Added 5-31-2005_\nI refused to see the last Star Wars movie (Episode 3) simply because I don't think God wants me to fill my heard with Anakin's fall to the dark side. I think that time could better be spent in God's service doing _anything_ else... I wrote an entire paper about the movie from what I feel is a Biblical perspective if anyone is interested.\n\np{background-color:#fec; padding:7px; margin-bottom:0;}. *Added 7-28-2005* My friends drug me (yes, I admit I finally did give up and agree to go along) to see War of the Worlds the other night... I wanted to see Herbie (which I thought would at least be clean) but no one else was interested. I was deeply disappointed with myself the entire night afterwards and almost left the movie at one point. All I kept thinking was when the aliens showed up and starting killing everyone and everyone was so surprised that it would be much the same when Christ returns and finds most of the world ignorant, uncaring, and not prepared (including many church goers)... I know it's probably the last thing the producers had in mind, but it was the biggest reoccuring thought in my mind.\n\np{background-color:#fec; padding:7px; margin-top:0;}. I'm very sorry I went to see that movie and it's caused me to be even more paranoid about what movies I will let myself see in the future. How can someone waste 2 hours putting such violence (several murders in cold blood on our count, many on the aliens) into their heads... what could I have accomplished in that 2 hours for Christ instead?\n\nh2(#kids). Kids\n\np{background-color:#eee; padding:7px;}. Scripture support: Proverbs 13:24 - "He who spares the rod hates his son, but he who loves him is careful to discipline him."\n\nDiscipline is important. Parents discussing and _agreeing_ on things are important. I remember as a child getting one parent to crumble first then work on the other... important decisions should be made together and then stood beside. Kids will take advantage of dissent if they see it.\n\nI'm not sure when kids should start dating... but no where before 16 (that's prolly way too soon)... kids need to be kids... and dating is programming for divorce anyways... if you aren't in a position to consider getting married, why fool around.\n\nIf public (and Christian schools as well) continue to detereorate and become more and more wordly then homeschooling becomes and more and more logical choose.\n\nI think in the formulative years (until 5 or 6?) one parent should stay home and raise the kids while the other works. I think it can be the mom or dad as long as the other brings in income to support the family. I definately have no problem with the "default" man provides for the family, but if my wife wanted to pursue the career instead I could stay at home with the kids. Of course if you're doing homeschool then one parent stays home indefinately.\n\n2-3 kids sounds right to me, but I'm not against other suggestions and definately God's will, not my own. :)\n\nh2(#marriage). Marriage\n\np{background-color:#eee; padding:7px;}. Scripture support: Mark 10:6-9\n\n"in sickness and in health... till death do us part"... watch The Notebook... my mom is talking divorce... my grandmother left grandfather alone in a nursing home for 10 years... (i mean she did visit him but it's a far cry from the dedication and love shown in The Notebook)\n\nI don't believe in divorce for myself or my marriage (though see below for when the Bible allows it)... those vowes are for a reason... it's about commitment not being happy 24/7... though I do think a commited marriage with God at the center should be joyful always.\n\nI would expect to be married 1-2 years max of starting a courtship with a young lady. I don't believe in dragging things out... if it's the right person you should know... \n\nOf course, always God's timing not my own but when you see people who have been dating for 7 years, or engaged for 5 years, or living together for x years (this would be sin)... I'm just saying if it's God you should know... it shouldn't take years and years... people are too afraid of commitment these days.\n\nh2(#dating_vs_courtship). Dating vs Courtship\n\np{background-color:#eee; padding:7px;}. Scripture support: 1 Cor 13; Proverbs 4:23; Hebrews 10:24-25; Eph 5:28,33; 1 Cor 7:1; \n\np{background-color:#fed; padding:7px;}. Books:\n\n# "I Kissed Dating Goodbye - Josh Harris":http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/1590521358/qid=1117601551/sr=8-2/ref=pd_csp_2/103-1071748-1419034?v=glance&s=books&n=507846\n# "Boy meets Girl, Say Hello to Courtship - Josh Harris":http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/1576737098/qid=1117601551/sr=8-3/ref=pd_csp_3/103-1071748-1419034?v=glance&s=books&n=507846\n\np{background-color:#def; padding:7px;}. Helpful Links:\n\n# "Dating vs Courtship":http://polynate.net/books/courtship/part1.html\n\nh3{color:green;}. A disclaimer\n\nI can never do this topic justice here... there is so much written on this... so many reasons why God wants us to protect our hearts by courting, not dating... Josh Harris's books on the subject are great though and I would encourage anyone with questions about dating to read them. The links above are also very helpful.\n\nThe below is really only the tip of the iceberg...\n\nh3. Dating\n\nbq. In the modern dating scene you usually hide all your faults to give a false impression about yourself, in order to keep your partner liking you. Recreational dating is about self-gratification -- you date to satisfy your own needs.\n\nh3. Courtship\n\nbq. Courtship is about open and honest exploration of each others lives and families leading up to engagement and marriage. Courtship is about marriage -- you court in order to see if there is any reason why you shouldn't get married. There is no romantic interaction until after the commitment to marriage. (_I find this last part hard practically - Josh_)\n\nh3{color:green}. A Summary (in my words)\n\nI'm using a clothing analogy here...\n\n*Dating* is trying different people on romantically without really looking at them too closely and wearing them for different periods of time to determine if they fit well. If not you try the next item until you find one that's pretty comfy then eventually you get married... and if it keeps fitting, great! But if the fit changes later you might tempted to try on another (by way of divorce and remarriage - over 50% of marriages end in divorce)...\n\n*Courting* is finding an outfit you really like, spending time with it in the store day after day with all the other outfits (but never trying it on), getting to know what it looks like, the various colors, the individual tears in the fabric, the stains, etc. And after praying about it deciding you could see wearing this piece of clothing for life, and intend to...\n\nThen you put it on... not with the intention of taking it back if it doesn't fit, but rather with the intention of sticking with it and growing into it unless something untirely unexpected happens.\n\nh3{color:green}. Some Proper Steps (partly from the link above)\n\n*Please note:* You can see below I'm currently confused on where romance should start, where it does start, and what is practical... since often people are attracted on at least some level to even become friends. Previously this was slanted towards "no romance until after courting or commitment to marriage" but I think it depends on the definition of romance and I think it's more complicated than such a simple rule. I'm definately open to discuss my current exact thoughts on this with anyone.\n\nI very much enjoy opening doors, writing poetry, presenting a girl with flowers, holding hands, etc... I'm a romantic... but how does that fit in with courtship? I'm not sure yet.\n\nIn any case it's important to protect our hearts as much as possible and not just "date around" playing the boy or girl lottery...\n\n# Friends first, get to truly know each other, no romance (but is it possible to avoid those feelings?).\n# She should be a close friend.\n# She should be a commited Christian.\n# She should have similar beliefs (hence this profile)\n# Romance???\n# Parents are involved and give their blessing to the courtship.\n# Courtship\n# Romance???\n# Engagement\n# Romance???\n# Marriage\n# Joyfully ever after just the 3 of us (her, myself and God)\n\nHow I currently feel:\n\n# I believe men and women should get to know each other mostly in safe, group outings and gatherings (when possible)\n# I think (best case) two people romanticly interested should not go out alone together (alone time spells trouble for so many people - if you can't do it around your friends it's probably not appropriate)\n# I do not believe in dating where dating = try one person to see if it works, be romantic, be a (little) physical, if things don't work, rinse and repeat\n# I believe flirting, physical affection (hand holding and on up), and romantic gestures (best case) should not happen in a friendship prior to courtship but I think this is the point I'm most confused on (practically speaking) in the courtship/dating area (see my note above) and I don't know that it's really possible depending on your definition of romance.\n# I believe people heave a point who say that it *may be* most appropriate to save all romantic gestures and affection until after a commitment to marriage has been established... so that even when courting you avoid sharing your heart with more than one person (read the link), but again I think this is way easier said than done, and I'm not sure about the realistic real-world application of this\n\nh2(#divorce). Divorce\n\np{background-color:#eee; padding:7px;}. Scripture support: Matthew 19:9, Mark 10:11-12, Matthew 5, 1 Cor 7, Romans 7, Genesis (Adam and Eve) \n\nI can find only two Biblical reasons for divorce in the Bible:\n\n# Your partner commits adultry\n# An unbeliever leaves and divorces you\n\nI feel that divorces under any other circumstances and then later remarriage to a new partner would place both of the new partners in adultry (see Matthew 19:9, Mark 10:11-12). If I were to marry a women from an un-Biblical divorce I would be commiting adulty.\n\nh3{color:green;}. But what about abuse?\n\nIt's my current understanding that abuse is not Biblical grounds for divorce. Yes, you should protect yourself (and your children - if there are kids), and a legal seperation is likely in order but I do not see grounds for divorce or remarriage (except for the above reasons).\n\nOf course this is a *highly controversial* issue but I think the Biblical view is still to be embraced. I am open to discussion on this topic if based around scripture (not just personal opinion or what "feels" right or seems "fair").\n\nh3{color:green;}. But what if it's already yesterdays news, I'm non-Biblically divorced, I'm sorry, I've repented?\n\nYes, there is always God's Love, His grace, and His overwhleming ability to forgive if we are repentant, but I feel convicted personally that such a marriage (with a non-Biblically divorced woman) would not be appropriate for myself.\n\nI'm simply not sure that forgivness for the offense removes the fact that remarriage would be adulty (as stated in scripture), though this is of course disputed by many.\n\nh2(#birth_control). Birth Control\n\np{background-color:#eee; padding:7px;}. Scripture support: \nGenesis 1 and 7, "Thou shalt not kill", Jeremiah 1:5\n\nh3{color:green;}. Any birth control in a Christian marriage vs "be fruitful and multiply"?\n\nA friend's response:\n\nbq. umm... the "be fruitful and multiply" thing was to the only two persons on the earth, which was a vast empty globe with no people on it... the Earth is sufficiently replenished with human life these days\n\nThis makes perfect sense to me and satisfies more logical arguments like responsible family planning, etc.\n\nh3{color:green;}. Methods of Birth Control\n\np{background-color:#fec; padding:7px;}. I know there is great disagreement on when "life begins" but I think as a Christian to count a fertilized, growing egg as "not life" is to play with fire, and not a place I'm willing to go. *I believe a fertilized egg constitutes life.*\n\nI think any type of birth control that is proven (or highly suspected) to kill fertilized eggs (sperm and egg joined to created life) would be a sin, as this is the taking of a life (albiet a very small one, but with great potential, and still very significant in God's eyes).\n\nI haven't researched this thoroughly (so I don't know which drugs kill for sure - but I've heard some do), but if a certain birth control was suddenly found to kill unborn children I could no longer support it's continued use for my family... even if that meant no good alternatives were available.\n\nVasectomy or tube-tying would seem like quite valid forms of birth control for a Christian family (after you'd had kids of course).\n\nh2(#modesty). Modesty\n\np{background-color:#eee; padding:7px;}. Scripture support: \n_Modesty_: 1 Timothy 2:9, 2 Peter 3:3-4, 1 Peter 2:12 \n_Causing a brother or sister to stumble_: Romans 14:21, 1 Cor 8:9 (yes, I'm aware of context but I think it's still valid)\n_Lust_: Matthew 5:27-30 (why modesty is important)\n\nHere are things I feel personaly are inmodest and *not appropriate* for women:\n\n# A shirt that reveals cleavage or shows your breasts\n# Skin tight clothing (shirt or pants)\n# Low riding or low cut jeans meant to show your underwear or stomach\n# 2 piece bathing suits (way inmodest - how is this different than underwear?)\n# Tank top type shirts for women (a friend believes sleeveless is too much, but I think it's fine)\n# _Short_ shorts\n# _Short_ skirts\n# Jewlery is ok, but not the point of being gaudy, distracting, or worn only to show your wealth/affluence\n\nSkirts coming to withing a few inches of the knees and shorts below mid-thigh are probably fine... but I know that I don't stumble near as quickly in this area as it seems most guys do, so maybe my thoughts are pretty tame compared to true modesty.\n\nFull length skirts or stronger views are fine as well as well, I'm not sure a girl in this day and age can be too modest.\n\nh2(#weight_health). Weight and Health\n\np{background-color:#eee; padding:7px;}. Scripture support: 1 Cor 6:19-20 (yes, it's speaking of sexual sin in context, but I think honoring God with our body could also easily include keeping it healthy and ready to do his bidding when he calls us.\n\nWith regard to weight it IS very nice to be able to pick up your girl and carry her... and losing weight myself and being healthy is a long-term goal of mine and i'd want someone who believed the same...\n\nThat being said it upsets me to see so many girls clicking "slim, large but muscular, hot body" (or equivalents) with out even considering "a few pounds over"... I think someone's weight today isn't so much an issue as how they feel about it and a long-term commitment to be healthy and eat healthy. I know I want someone to encourage me in those areas (so I can lose these few extra pounds that I don't need).\n\nh2(#abortion). Abortion\n\np{background-color:#eee; padding:7px;}. Scripture support: \n"Thou shalt not kill", Jeremiah 1:5\n\n*I am pro-life/pro-birth. Abortion for any reason is killing an innocent and I cannot support that.*\n\nThe only exception (and this is very rare)... if the mother's very life is in great danger by carrying the pregnancy to term then:\n\n# place total trust in God and continue the pregnancy or\n# _prayerfully_ seek God's will concerning both lives and a possible abortion\n\nIn the above case (and all others) these babies will go to heaven... \n\nh3{color:green;}. Do babies who die go to heaven?\n\nYes, not as innocents, but as sinners saved by God's grace which is extended to them unconditionally by his mercy until the point of accountability.\n\n# "The Salvation of Babies Who Die - John MacArthur":http://www.ondoctrine.com/2mac0142.htm\n# "The Salvation of Babies Who Die (Part 2) - John MacArthur":http://www.ondoctrine.com/2mac0143.htm\n\nh2(#meeting_in_person). Meeting in Person\n\nI don't think online was ever meant to replace real-life... I can't believe we're meant to form relationships or get to know people *solely* on a medium that hasn't even existed for 100 years... I think the way things worked for the thousands of years before that is the best way... not that you can't make friends online... but it's not the same.\n\nFrom the above I draw these conclusions:\n\nh3{color:green}. If you live next door (within an hour or so)\n\n# chat and talk on the phone a little (maybe a week or two)\n# see if you believe the same things, have the same dreams, get along, or click at all\n# pray about it\n# meet in a safe, public place in a group environment (all friends, *no* romance or romantic undertones)\n\nIn other words talking online for months "getting to know each other" before meeting is ridiculus if you live right next door... I want to spend *less time online, more time in real life*... less online friends, more real-life friends...\n\nI'm not one to rush things... but I do believe in spending time together in person as soon as is reasonable and safe... sometimes people are totally different in person...\n\nh3{color:green}. If you are FAR away\n\nObviously if people are worlds apart a different strategy is called for and depends on the circumstance. Feel free to discuss with me.
This page will automatically the various bits of documentation available on this wiki using the ''incomingTags'' macro. See CustomMacros to learn more.\n\nYou may also want to checkout GettingStarted.
This page documents custom macros that ServerSide Wiki provides.\n\n!incomingTags <sortby>\nDisplay a nicely formatted list of tiddlers which are tagged with the current tiddlers name. Mainly created to provide a feature like what SimonBaird's implimentation does by default.\n\n>''sortby'' might be "title", "modified", "modified DESC",etc... default is title\n\nFor example this tiddle is tagged "Documentation"... if you go to the [[Documentation]] tiddle you will find this tiddle listed.\n\n!newTodolist\nCreates a button that creates a template for a new todolist that works with the auto checkmarking and moving items around BackPack style.\n\n!addnewtodo\nCreate a "add new todo" button when added to the bottom of a tiddler and enchances the existing check/uncheck functionality by allowing you to add items without directly editing the tiddler
Create a tiddler like the following (yes, the layout is important) and tag it "todo" for the magic or use the <<newTodolist>> feature:\n\n{{{\nThis is xyz todo list (anything can go here)...\nThe "!ToDo" below must be exact...\n\n!ToDo\n}}}\n\n!Complete\n[x] another item\n[x] actually do something\n[x] make that todo list\n[x] make this todo list\n[x] some item\n
[[Default Pages Corrections and Suggestions]] are wanted (GettingStarted and the like)...
Personal project management tool by 37Signals.\n\nLearn more: http://www.backpackit.com/
Definition: describing something that's like BackPack.
This list is publically accessible. Please edit it, but do not delete other people's stuff. Thanks. If you see someone has messed up the page, please help correct it.\n\n@@color(red):Please visit the [[forum|http://www.serversidewiki.com/forum/]] and add items to the Feature Request forum.@@ Yes, you must register. No, you can't use your existing ServerSideWiki account (if only there were more hours in the day).\n\n''The forum is now the correct place to discuss enhancements and this page is no longer marked public.''\n\n!WishList\n*Ability to tie tiddlers together. For instance, one tiddler is like a contact (a person or company), other tiddlers are notes tied to the contact. Tags are awesome, but would be cool if you when you open one tiddler that another one can open with it.\n* Scroll back up when a tiddler is closed so that you aren't looking at a blank page\n* Archive capability to push tiddlers off to another serversidewiki when no longer required anymore to reduce the size of the page and increase performance. ''Kondro''\n* Ability to configure default "on top" position for newly opened tiddlers.\n* Ability to download an copy of your Wiki for backup-purposes, gives a secure feeling that your data is safe. HTML-formatted if nothing else.\n* Ability to post the most recently edited tiddlers when the TiddlyWiki is opened, similar to a blog, as implemented [[here|http://15black.bluedepot.com/twtests/tiddlyblog.html]]
Yes, now select pages can be edited and updated by the general public...\n\n* PublicWishList\n* PublicBugReport
Please post bug reporters here. I really need to know exact error, browser, platform, etc... .\n\nFor bugs that have been resolved please see ResolvedBugReports.\n\n@@color(red):Provide an e-mail address if you want to hear back from me.@@ You can optionally mail [[bugs@serversidewiki.com|mailto:bugs@serversidewiki.com]] instead if you prefer.\n\n''Please be as specific as possible.''\nj\n \n!Reports\n* 7 June, 2006\nReally nice implementation, but *ick*... the layout is killing me. I'm running 1280x1024 at work (long story, tell my boss to buy me two *new* flat panel monitors... please...), and using Firefox 1.5.0.4, and the sections show up over the top of the menu on the right.... thoughts? Ideas?\n- wiki [at] totten [dot] org\n*March 27, 2006\nJust signed up for ServerSideWiki couple days ago. But as I tried to log in today a couple times in order access my to do, for some reason only got the blue background with a small rectangle in the upper left corner. Attempted at around 6 am pacific time, again at around 8:30, and 9:30. Haven't seen this happen before. Could not imagine what it was.\n* Signed up today. Able to make changes from Firefox on my WinXP laptop. But when I accessed the site from my Nokia 770 Internet Tablet (which I carry around in my hip bag all the time and on which I really want to use TiddlyWiki) -- clicking Done simply gave me a spinning icon and "Loading" endlessly. The 770 uses Opera for Devices and, well, you know the general problem with Opera. Roger Sperberg\n* I've been wanting to raise this issue on the Forum, but the Forum is gone :-(\n- I want to change my Settings to require a login to view my wiki. So I click that radio button. But the setting doesn't "stick" when I press the "Save Settings" button. - jeffschallenberg@gmail.comn
* ''public'' - allow anyone in the world to edit (although not delete)\n* ''private'' - only show this item when you are logged in\n* ''todo'' - enhanced todo list management
This page has more than one todo list... This is a test for future multiple todo lists per page functionality.\n\n!Laundry\n[ ] socks\n[ ] shoes\n[ ] pants\n\n<<addnewtodo>>\n\n!Programming\n[ ] todo list\n[ ] big project\n[ ] little projets \n\n<<addnewtodo>>
!Publish a micro-website accessible to the world.\n\nCollect notes, todos, personal information, you name it.''The choice is yours.'' ServerSideWiki, in addition to the simple power of TiddlyWIki, is designed to be fast. You won't wait for pages to load, for things to save, or for content to be pushed back to your browser. ''@@color(green):It just happens, instantly!@@''\n\n!!!Features\n* ServerSide hosting... your data is available from anywhere.\n* Painless upgrades, just login or refresh to get new features.\n* Designed to be ''fast'', even for dial-up users.\n* All the cool dynamic JavaScript features of TiddlyWiki, plus more.\n* ''The fastest way to make a website.''\n\n\n![[Sign up for a free account now|/signup]]\n\n@@color(brown):We're still beta but things work and we launch soon. I love feedback. ContactMe or visit the [[forums|http://www.serversidewiki.com/forum/]].@@
TiddlyWiki 1.2.28 has been merged in and Jody style tagging has been added... tagging is implimented via TiddlerFooter (a new special purpose tiddler) and the ''incomingTags'' macro...\n\n''incomingTags'' is simply the default footer and instead of popping up menus clicking on tags will now take you to the associtated tag tiddler.
As I move closer to "release" the feedback of the few people using this site becomes more and more important. Please ContactMe, or view the PublicBugReport and PublicWishList pages...\n\n!!Notes\nComments like "doesn't work in IE" are not helpful unless you can actually give me a script error or something to work on. Before release I will test everything in IE, but I do not have access to Safari.
This is a work in progress... meant for the upcoming "Add Comments" macro... see also [[Public Comments about how comments should work]]\n\nYesterday ''Mary User'' wrote:\n>I know, why can't it be just like Backpack?\n\n5 days ago ''Joe User'' wrote:\n>[img[/images/josh.jpg]]\n>Hey, this is pretty cool, but why no images or files?\n
2008/01/19: Currently this domain name is owned until 2010. As to expense... the site is currently being hosted by http://www.dwgsolutions.com, but the owner of this domain and that company seem to be the same [[person|AboutMe]] so I don't think cost is a factor. \nIf you'd like something that is a little more up to date, and free, try http://tiddlyspot.com. Same TiddlyWiki background, but doesn't use server side code for anything except initial creation.\n- Pan_theFrog\n\n[[TestingANewTiddler]]\n\nwhere is the comments feature? ???\n\nrobg - who knows, this site looks a little abandones, yet fully featured and online. i love how it all works. i hope it stays free. i actually want to help develop it, im using it for collaboration.\n\njp - interesting ... \n\nTJ - I love this site, but the proposed pricing is too steep and without paying customers I can't see that it can continue. I'd love it to be successful, but would only look to pay $12 a year, or something of that order. After all, that's all Yahoo charge, and Flickr offer unlimited storage for $25\n\nAgreed!\n\nNico - Hi, are there any news of the [[Solowiki distribution?]]\nIt still says "coming soon" in its own tiddler...\n\nPan_theFrog - 2007/11/07: Wow, this puppy is old! I wonder what you could do with it if you updated it to TiddlyWiki version 2.2.6?
Ok, I see some people have started writing about ServerSideWiki on the blog scene, which is great. Just wish I had more time to polish login and signup... but I guess I could have worse problems, right? :-)\n\nMost of the [[v0.5 - Get ready to roll]] stuff is on tomorrow's list, but Wednesday I leave for a week... so cross your fingers.\n\nI haven't tested with IE or Safari yet (but heard Firefox works better right now)... bug reports would be welcome on PublicBugReports and feature requests at PublicFeatureRequests.\n\nYou can contact me as always at dreamer3 at gmail dott com.\n\n
lt pages (GettingStarted and the like)... any suggestions? 1 2 3\n\n*Sure - You could use the blog macro designed elsewhere to have the author determine what gets shown first, and in what order.\n*Or - you could just have some sort of symbol or character sequence that you can put at the start of a tiddler to designate it as the default.\n\nThis is based on TiddlyWiki version: <<version>>. \n[[TiddlyWiki|http://tiddlywiki.com]] released version 2.4.1 in August 2008.\n\n* 2008/04/01: You could create a DefaultTiddlers tiddler that opens the tiddlers listed in it. It is what they have in [[TiddlyWiki|http://tiddlywiki.com]]. It will allow each website to have their own customizable opening. Also take a look at the [[TiddlersBarPlugin|http://visualtw.ouvaton.org/VisualTW.html]]. I think a lot of folks will like it - Pan_theFrog
If you're trying to access the site with IE6... well, I guess you know it's broken. But.. the good news is it's not as broken as it was, and it's getting better. Today is the first day I got to test on IE and of course this site isn't official yet either.\n\nSo keep your fingers crossed and lets hope everything works on IE by nightfall. ''Done at 5:38pm, remaining non-critical items moved to todo list.''\n\n!What now works - @@color(red):Updated 5:35pm@@\n* navigation, browsing, etc\n* clicking edit and viewing source\n* saving and deleting via AJAX\n* todo lists (IE didn't like item used as a variable name and doesn't like grey... it's gray in Microsoftville)\n* ==This page itself renders wrong (second title at the bottom like the parser isn't finding the end of the unordered list *sighs*)== IE was replacing \sn with \sr\sn after an edit and breaking the parser (TiddlyWiki bug AFAIK, not my doing)\n\n!What is still broken\n* proper error handling on IE when an unexpected error (server disconnects or connect is lost) occurs because with IE I have no way of knowing which request to tie the error too - but unelss something weird happens saving should work just fine\n* style and CSS issues\n\nSeems the IE does not support assigning dynamic attributes to the XMLHTTPRequest object... I assign the title of a tiddler so that if a weird error should happen in the callback I know which tiddler did not save/delete etc... it was working fine in Firefox. I'm really not liking the idea of writing my own queue or something to keep track of these requests.\n\nAny JS experts at there who could help? ContactMe
!@@color(green):Resolved Bug Reports@@\n* ==The login user-name is case-sensitive, but when I go to login to a site (e.g. Fred) it defaults the user name to the lower-case version of the name (fred)... so I have to edit the name== :( ==Not a biggie, but irritating!==\n** logins now all lowercase - should have been this way from the beginning ''Josh''\n*==Seem to have a few problems with images... first works but I can't get the second and third to display correctly (I'm using IE BTW)==\n[img[http://www.manlyboys.com/images/but2.gif]]\n** frame based virtual domains are terrible (hate them)... the actual location of the above file is http://users.bigpond.net.au/mg/images/but2.gif... if you use that location it will link correctly... but it does ''not'' exist at the manlyboy domain name, and if you use that domain name it will result in an error... ''Josh''\n\n
!Question\nHow should RSS feeds work?\n\nObviously the simplest is x most recently added/updated excluding MainMenu, DefaultTiddlers, and other system pages (I would assume)...But is what what's best?\n\n# Should only paged tagged "rss" be fed?\n# Should there be a tag to not feed a page?\n# How many items is right?\n# What format is in and what's out these days?\n\n!Answers\nPlease add your answers to PublicRSSAnswers
@@color(red):Please visit the [[forum|http://www.serversidewiki.com/forum/]] and discuss RSS via the Feature Request forum.@@ Yes, you must register. No, you can't use your existing ServerSideWiki account (if only there were more hours in the day).\n\n''The forum is now the correct place to discuss enhancements and this page is no longer marked public.''\n\n----\n\n* I like inclusion tagging to denote something should get a feed. rssfeed, perhaps. --paulirish\n* I dissagree. If you're going to do RSS of something, it should be implied. Perhaps allowing RSS tags to be keyed to a tag would be nice, though. So, have a default RSS feed, which contains everything (minus, say, system stuff, and perhaps a magic tag like norss). Then also support tag-keyed feeds, so that, if a user wants to, they can just advertise their tag feed (ie "rss", or "blog" or "underwaterbasketweaving" or whatever). -- bpendleton\n\nShould the default be a list of "most recently modified" or "most recently created"? - ''Josh''\n\n*Tough one. Probably "most recently modified", but perhaps really what you want to do is sort against the later of "modified" or "created" for each entry, and take the top n (~10) of those. - ''bpendleton''\n** Huh? Modified will always be = or later than created. ''Josh''\n** Right, right, that's what I get for posting too early in the morning. Thus, I think the RSS feed should be based on n most recently modified items. Tag-specific RSS feeds seem like an important variation, to go with that. - ''bpendleton''\n*?\n*** I do agree, RSS should be theme specific. - ''karl''
The original client for this site is based off of TiddlyWiki... find it at:\n\nhttp://www.tiddlywiki.com/
That's right... I'm a single guy... and I'm looking for that incredibly special, unique, Godly girl that I'm to spend forever with...\n\nIf you really care about such things you can learn more by reading [[Josh Seeks Godly Wife]].
Things learned during the process of delevoping and going live with ServerSideWiki:\n\n* Think about printing and associated CSS before people ask
''A lot.'' And some think (and I partially) agree that ServerSideWiki needs a cool, memorable app name... For instance my mom said she'd like to make her own website if it was easy, but said she'd never remmeber how to get there! So, the contest begins for who can propose the coolest names.\n\nAll submissions must be sent via e-mail to [[support@serversidewiki.com|mailto:support@serversidewiki.com]] and the name you propose ''must have an associated .com domain name available''. It doesn't have to be exact (think BackPack and backpackit.com) but must be closely related.\n\nThe winner will get something (no, I don't know what yet). It might be a heart-felt e-mail expressing my thanks, or potential something valuable (one day) if this would ever develop into a commercially successful service.
!Introduction\nBy using the serversidewiki.com web site (“Service”), a service provided by Josh Goebel and friends ("We"/"Us"), you are agreeing to be bound by the following terms and conditions (“Terms of Service”).\n\nWe reserve the right to change or update the Terms of Service at any time without notice. Any new features we add shall be subject to these Terms of Service. Your continued used of the serivce after any such changes implies your consent to such changes to these Terms of Service.\n\nThe most current version of the Terms of Service can always be found at:\nhttp://www.serversidewiki.com/TermsOfService\n\n!Account Terms\n# You must be 13 years or older to use this Service.\n# Robots or other forms of automated access are not allowed. You must be human.\n# You must provide your full legal name and a valid e-mail address during the sign up process. You must keep this information up-to-date during you duration of your use of the Service.\n# Your account may only be used by yourself and yourself alone. It many not be shared.\n# You are responsible for your password and maintaining the security of your own account. We can and will not be held responsibly if you fail to protect your own account.\n# You are responsible for all Tiddlers (Content) added to your site, whether it is by yourself or others you have chosen to share your site with.\n# One person or legal entity may not maintain more than one free account.\n# Any publicly accessible pages (those not tagged "private" or part of a private account) may be linked to or promoted by Us (if we think they're cool)\n# You may not use the Service for any illegal or unauthorized purpose. You must not, in the use of the Service, violate any laws in your jurisdiction (including but not limited to copyright laws).\n\n!Cancellation and Termination\n==not possible yet, but soon==\n\n!Modifications to the Service\n# We may change the service or suspend or cancel it at any time with or without notice.\n# We shall not be held liable for your or any 3rd party for any modifications, suspensions or termination of this service.\n\n!Copyright and Ownership of Content\n# We make no claim to the intellectual property right or ownership of text you provide to the Service. Everything uploaded remains yours. By setting up a non-private account though you understand and agree that you are allowing any on the Internet to view and access your data.\n# We do not pre-screen content, but at any time We reserve the right to determine what content is and is not acceptible and refuse to publish or remove any content that We feel may be inappropriate. \n\n!Other Stuff
You can reach me via e-mail at:\n[[support@serversidewiki.com|mailto:support@serversidewiki.com]]\n\nMore AboutMe.
Anyone using ServerSideWiki for a simple blog? If so, how are you doing it and what are the advantages and disadvantages you've found? This is one area I'd like to improve SSW.\n\nContactUs
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!Commented (recent at top)\n* 8/6/2005 - Better error recovery when you edit without connectivity. -- bpendleton\n** Please elaborate... IE doesn't even support telling me which tiddler I tried to save when I get notified of a success or failure, so it's hard for good errors... I may change things in the future so tiddlers are left in edit mode until successfully saved, but I really think the snappiness of the way things are now works for most people. (ie, I've had no complaints before yours). But this is ever on the list of things to improve. When I get an error (and my connection is terrible) I just open and resave the last tiddler usually...\n* 8/6/2005 - Better scalability - is it possible to change things around so all items in the wiki don't have to be loaded at once, but instead use something like XMLRequest to fetch not-yet-available items on demand? -- bpendleton\n** This is at the back of my mind for the future. I have almost 100 pages and use dial-up and speed hasn't bothered me once yet... It's barerly noticeable with high speed. When an account tops 200 pages or I start to see a problem we'll switch to a "page in on demand" system, but most used items will always be kept instantly available. Bandwidth (mine) will become a problem before speed for most people I think.\n* 8/6/2005 - (Applies to TiddlyWiki generally): Markdown syntax -- bpendleton\n** I've added client-side Textile support and that will be a vital part of integrating the newer features (RSS, etc)... it would be easily possible to impliment Markdown in the future, but it's not currently high on the list. When I actually have subscribing accounts it'll be easier to judge which features to spend time on. - ''Josh''\n** It's not as simple as it might be other other webapps due to my personal requirement to keep parsing client-side for speed reasons.\n** There is already a Markdown JS engine at http://rephrase.net/box/js-markdown/... I should look into it.\n** The main todo is adding a "content-type" selector for future use... "textile", "tiddly", "markdown", "ruby", "css", "javascript"... might even have source code formatting eventually. Then we could just start plugging other things in. But there will have to be one default though. :-)\n* 8/6/2005 - Open tiddlers from other wikis? This would allow some amount of crude hierarchy. -- bpendleton\n** Give me a better idea of how this would work... and unless other wikis provide an API just for this purpose this isn't really likely. Backpack (not really a wiki) is the exception with a great API plugging it in would be dead simple.\n* Please release the Todolist functionality as a macro or something. I simply love it, but i need an offline TiddlyWiki.\n** Eventually I think ServerSideWiki will offer an offline/syncable version... until then anyone is welcome to export the todolist stuff... it's already a macro but the stuff it needs is spread across 2 or 3 JS files and I've never cleaned up or optimized that code. I won't be releasing it seperately myself but anyone is welcome to do so. - ''Josh''\n* Please reimport [[KeyboardShortcuts|http://www.tiddlywiki.com/#KeyboardShortcuts]].\n** The keyboard shortcut code should still be there and working. I did make a small change to prevent ctrl-enter from doing anything when in public view mode, but things work great for me on Firefox. Let me know if you find it broken on another browser and which of the keys does not work properly. ''Josh''\n*calendar app similar to yatwa wiki\n** can I get an idea of how many users would want this kinda of feature? ContactMe please. ''Josh''\n* dinstictive formatting to distinguish BlankTiddlers from existing tiddlers.\n** Is the italics "tiddler does not exist, click to create it" not distinct enough? What did you have in mind? ''Josh''\n* Be able to put 'source code' in a tiddly\n{{{\nbegin source_code\n throw "bad language" if @language != "Ruby"\nend\n}}}\n* Ability to make wikis private\n** this is in the works, until then tag individual items "private" - ''Josh''
!Done or rejected\n* ==History tracking== on main WishList\n* ==Sortable Grid==\n* ==Spell checker -- use AJAX to implement something like [[GMail|http://gmail.com]]== on public WishList\n* ==Move options to be displayed as a floating window in the upper-most right-hand corner with a semi-transparent background. ''Kondro''==\n** Integrated with WikiControlPanel instead ''Josh''\n* ==Ability to change the overall look of your own page.==\n** You can use the StyleSheet tiddler for this purpose.
Soon this will be supported with the following syntax (view source to see):\n\n|row|row|\n|data|[[test=http://www.microsoft.com/]]|\n\n[[a==b|http://math.com]]\n[[something|http://a=b.com]]\n\nThe old syntax with a | will continue to work for backwards compatibility with older versions of Tiddly. I'm going to check with Jeremy (author of TiddlyWiki) to see if he has an alternative suggestion, but I think this works well.
Yes and no. The code for the full online service will not be released, but a one-user version is coming *very soon*.\n\nStay tuned for the OpenSource release of SoloWiki.
Currenty, the service is free for all, included paid features. This will change after launch.\n\nPlease see our [[LaunchAnnouncement]] for more details.
''Yes''. Please see the [[LaunchAnnouncement]]. Free accounts will continued to be offered.
No, rumors of my untimely demise have been greatly exagerated. Yes, I made that last bit up. And, yes, some of you were having problems logging in this morning. The issue has been corrected now.\n\nI'm currenly enjoying a leasurely week in Texas with some friends. I have spent an hour or so on ServerSideWiki, but it's not a priority while I'm here.\n\nI'll be back in town Monday/Tuesday and working on polishing things up for the official public beta release (0.5).\n\nPlease keep sending the wishlist requests, bug reports, and friendly/questioning e-mails. Many times I can point someone to a feature that already exists or clarify how things already work. Sometimes something will get added to the todo or I'll suggest an even better idea. Sometimes I'm just stumped, but it gives me an opportunity to get those wheels turning early in the morning. :-)\n\n''You never know.''\n\nI think we're going to play laser tag today. I hope all the rest of you have as great of a time today.
Yes, but you need to know CSS and have some understanding there... add custom styles to the StyleSheet tiddler.\n\nMine looks like this:\n\n{{{\n#side_container {\n float: right;\n margin-right:0;\n margin-left:10px; }\n\n#displayArea { float:left; }\n}}}\n\n''This is just an example, the main stylesheet has since changed and this will no longer rearrange your layout like it says below.''\n\nThat bit of code switches the content area with the navigation area... that's why when you sign up things switch sides, because I've added that tiddler to the main site...\n\n
!Linkification extenstion breaks things\n* {{{[[link|http://www.serversidewiki.com]]}}} is not display ed as [[link|http://www.serversidewiki.com]], but as {{{[link|}}}. The URL part is cut off. see my wiki for an example. i'm using firefox 1.0.6, my /normal/ TiddlyWiki works just fine... ''heure''\n** what platform? I assume the test you posted here does not work on your PC, yet it works fine on mine... what version of Tiddly? I haven't really changed the parser from the 1.2.24 code, and I haven't made any significant changes... not sure what could be broken here... so what version of Tiddly are you using where it works correctly?\n*** problem solved. the culprit is the linkification extension, which turns plain text links into clickable links. "blacklisting" serversidewiki.com makes everything work fine. sorry for any disturbances. ''heure''\n\n!Tagging\n*The way the tags are functioning seems to be broken. Clicking a tag used to open a drop-down list with related tiddlers, but now it's just opening blank tiddlers with the name of the tag. I check in Firefox & IE with similar results.\n** Tags haved transitioned to Jody style tags... now tags are tiddlers.
Not only that, but any helpful plugins for working with Rails/Ruby projects...\n\n* gem install vim-ruby (basic updated vim ruby support)\n* bufexplorer\n* winmanager\n* taglist\n\n[[.vimrc]]
au BufNewFile,BufRead *.rhtml set syn=eruby\nau BufNewFile,BufRead *.rhtml set filetype=html\n \n"set nocompatible " We're running Vim, not Vi!\n:syntax on " Enable syntax highlighting\n:filetype indent on\n"filetype off " Enable filetype detection\n"filetype indent off " Enable filetype-specific indenting\n"filetype plugin off " Enable filetype-specific plugins\n \n:set foldmethod=syntax\n"set foldtext=getline(v:foldstart)\n" you want want to try this: set foldcolumn=3\n"set fillchars=fold:\s " note the whitespace after\n" not necessary but useful (so you can use the TAB key to fold/unfold\n:map <TAB> za\n \n"set background=dark\n:set incsearch\n \nif has("autocmd")\n "ruby code.\n augroup ruby\n autocmd BufReadPre,FileReadPre *.rb,*.rhtml set tabstop=8\n autocmd BufReadPre,FileReadPre *.rb,*.rhtml set softtabstop=2\n autocmd BufReadPre,FileReadPre *.rb,*.rhtml set shiftwidth=2\n" autocmd BufReadPre,FileReadPre *.rb,*.rhtml set noexpandtab\n autocmd Filetype ruby source ~/.vim/ruby-macros.vim\n augroup end\n "html code\n autocmd Filetype html source ~/.vim/html-macros.vim\nendif\n\nmap <c-w><c-f> :FirstExplorerWindow<cr>\nmap <c-w><c-b> :BottomExplorerWindow<cr>\nmap <c-w><c-t> :WMToggle<cr>\n\n\n"remember last line\nset viminfo='10,\s"100,:20,%,n~/.viminfo\n au BufReadPost * if line("'\s"") > 0|if line("'\s"") <= line("$")|exe("norm '\s"")|else|exe "norm $"|endif|endif\n \n" for winmanager\nmap <F2> :WMToggle<CR>\n\n"let Tlist_Inc_Winwidth = 0\nlet Tlist_Enable_Fold_Column = 0\nmap <F3> :Tlist<CR>\n\nmap <F12> <C-W>w\n
!parsing glitches\n*Save changes grinds to a halt if you forget the closing double-' (I was actually attempting to bolden several lines of text without marking each line, but it seems that's not possible). For example adding a couple more X's to the first line of the following starts slowing down when attempting to save changes... add a few more and it grinds to a halt: ''mark'' using IE 6 on XP\n** This is either a problem with the existing parser itself or more likely the complicated regular expressions it uses for bold... I was able to eliminate the slowdown by using a simpler regex for bold, but then "she's" and simliar contractions break... a new parser may resolve this in the near future... for now try really hard to remember to close things. ''Josh''\n\n''XXXXXXXX XX XXXXX XXXX\nXX''
!People to notify\n[ ] http://tiddlywikitips.com/\n[ ] Jeremy\n[ ] GTDTiddlyWiki public forums\n\n<<addnewtodo>>
Here we go again... :-) That Jeremy, what we gonna do with him? I've merged in changes from his latest... things keep looking better and better.
What a fun evening. I moved ServerSideWiki to a newer, faster host June 22. I did the data transfer using mysqldump, which I'd user many, many a time in the past. When everything was back up and responded I did a spot check to make sure it all look good...\n\n*And that would have been great except...*\n\nSome one thought that UTF8 export would be a good default for mysqldump even when your database AND tables are both _latin1_. This caused all sorts of special characters and foreign languages to totally be corrupted on the import. (perhaps the DB should be UTF8, but it's not, it never has been and it was working just fine)\n\nI wasn't informed of the problem until 6 days later... what I finally ended up doing was making a new export latin1, and overwriting all the data in the messed up database that had not yet been changed.\n\nh3. In Summary\n\nOf almost 9,000 pages... about 700 were affected by this data glitch... and of those 700 all but 29 were reverted to their original pristine state.\n\nThe 29 had been changed since the last good data I had, so they were left alone... if you have one of then 29 posts and some of your characters are weird now, you can either correct them by hand... or restore to an older version using the built in versioning system (which I also had to correct)...\n\nAs usual, any questions to "support@serversidewiki.com":mailto:support@serversidewiki.com.\n
Well, Textile was cool before, but now... I ported _most_ of the RedCloth Textile library to JavaScript. That means Textile should actually work now. And work well.\n\nNo, I haven't ported everything over... check out [[Textile Bug Tracker]]... A lot of the stuff to protect HTML tags and stuff is still to come, but the actual parsing should be pretty dead on.\n\nLet me know if you find any problems.\n\nThanks,\nJosh\n\n
To apply attributes:\n\nh1(super). header 1 with class super\n\nh1(#first). header 1 with id first\n\nh1(super#first). header 1 with id first and class super\n\nh1{color:green}. header 1 with style color:green\n\nh1[language]. header 1 with language english\n\nTo align blocks:\n\n< right\n> left\n= center\n<> justify\n
h1. Header 1\n\nh2. Header 2\n\nh3. Header 3\n\nh4. Header 4\n\nh5. Header 5\n\nh6. header 6\n\nbq. blockquote\n\nh2. Lists\n\n# numeric list\n# item 1\n## subitem 1\n## subitem 2\n\n* bullet list\n* item 1\n** subitem 1\n** subitem 2\n\nh2. Quick phrase modifiers\n\n_emphasis_\n*strong*\n??citation??\n-deleted text-\n+inserted text+\n^superscript^\n~subscript~\n%span%\n\n\nh2. To insert a link:\n\n"Google":http://www.google.com/\n\nh2. To insert an image\n\n!http://www.google.com/intl/en/images/logo.gif!\n\nh2. To define an acronym\n\nABC(Always Be Closing)\n\nh2. Footnotes\n\nAs you can see this is footnoted[1].\nAs you can see this is footnoted as well[2].\nAs you can see this is footnoted as well[3].\n\nfn1. footnote, how does this work?\n\nfn2. footnote #2\n\nfn3. footnote, how does this work?\n\nfn4. footnote #4\n\nfn5. footnote #5\n
Textile sample from: http://www.textism.com/tools/textile/?sample=2\n\n<hr />\n\nh2{color:green}. This is a title\n\nh3. This is a subhead\n\np{color:red}. This is some text of dubious character. Isn't the use of "quotes" just lazy writing -- and theft of 'intellectual property' besides? I think the time has come to see a block quote.\n\nbq[fr]. This is a block quote. I'll admit it's not the most exciting block quote ever devised.\n\nSimple list:\n\n#{color:blue} one\n# two\n# three\n\nMulti-level list:\n\n# one\n## aye\n## bee\n## see\n# two\n## x\n## y\n# three\n\nMixed list:\n\n* Point one\n* Point two\n## Step 1\n## Step 2\n## Step 3\n* Point three\n** Sub point 1\n** Sub point 2\n\n\nWell, that went well. How about we insert an <a href="/" title="watch out">old-fashioned hypertext link</a>? Will the quote marks in the tags get messed up? No!\n\n"This is a link (optional title)":http://www.textism.com\n\ntable{border:1px solid black}.\n|_. this|_. is|_. a|_. header|\n<{background:gray}. |\s2. this is|{background:red;width:200px}. a|^<>{height:200px}. row|\n|this|<>{padding:10px}. is|^. another|(bob#bob). row|\n\nAn image:\n\n!/common/textist.gif(optional alt text)!\n\n# Librarians rule\n# Yes they do\n# But you knew that\n\nSome more text of dubious character. Here is a noisome string of CAPITAL letters. Here is something we want to _emphasize_. \nThat was a linebreak. And something to indicate *strength*. Of course I could use <em>my own HTML tags</em> if I <strong>felt</strong> like it.\n\nh3. Coding\n\nThis <code>is some code, "isn't it"</code>. Watch those quote marks! Now for some preformatted text:\n\n<pre>\n<code>\n $text = str_replace("<p>%::%</p>","",$text);\n $text = str_replace("%::%</p>","",$text);\n $text = str_replace("%::%","",$text);\n\n</code>\n</pre>\n\nThis isn't code.\n\n\nSo you see, my friends:\n\n* The time is now\n* The time is not later\n* The time is not yesterday\n* We must act\n\n
Ok, *don't expect the moon yet* but preliminary textile support is here. Any tiddler tagged with "textile" will be processed by the textile engine. I wanted something automatic but couldn't find a great way to make the decision which engine to use to render...\n\np{color:green; background-color:#eee; padding:7px;}. Orignally based from the work of "Jeff Minard's SuperTextile":http://jrm.cc/archives/blog/site-news/live-comment-previews/ most of the code has now replaced with re-written code ported from Ruby's RedCloth.\n\nYou might want to see the TextileBugs tiddler for more details.\n\nh1. What works\n* headers\n* blockquotes\n* footnoting[1]\n* *stong* ,_emphasis_, -delete-, +insert+, ~subscript~, ^superscript^\n* class#id attribute syntax\n* {style} attribute syntax\n* lists and multi-level lists\n\nh2. What does not work\n* tiddlylinks and macros are iffy\n* tables\n* alignment attributes\n\nfn1. yes, it works!
Textile support is added.\n\n-I would make this a textile tiddler, except the WikiWords are still not supported yet.- +This is even a textile tiddler!+ Check out the [[textile]] page for details. Also there are lots of items in the Timeline that mention Textile.\n\nPlease report TextileBugs.
_f_ wonder why I've never heard of TiddlyWikis until this afternoon, when I stumbled upon them while searching for LightBox WP Plugin\nSo this one I can edit.. Nice.\n\n\nBUT it seems to be dead since 2005... or ?
I was playing with the Backpack API(Application Programing Interface) last night for just a few minutes and suddently all sorts of idea started popping into my head...\n\nLook for the new green, skittle-colored Backpack tab on your screen.\n\nYes, this is *very easily* possible. :-)\n\nh4. Reference\n* "Backpack API":http://www.backpackit.com/api/
Following are the pricing plans that will become effective on Sept 6th, 2005.\n\n||Premium|Standard|Basic|Free|h\n|Pages/tiddlers allowed|1,000|200|50|10|\n|Non-prominent ServerSideWiki branding|yes|yes|yes|no|\n|PrivatePages|yes|yes|yes|yes|\n|PrivateWiki (requires login to view)|yes|yes|yes|no|\n|PublicWiki|yes|yes|yes|no|\n|Individual publically editable pages|yes|yes|yes|no|\n|RSSFeeds|yes|yes|yes|yes|\n|SystemConfigPages|yes|yes|yes|no|\n|RevisionControl|yes|yes|no|no|\n|Monthly Fee|$18|$9|$5|free|\n|''Yearly Fee (with discount)''|$180|$90|$50|free|\n|>|>|>|>|bgcolor(#333):@@color(gold):''Planned features (no ETA)''@@|\n|OfflineSyncing to server|yes|yes|no|no|\n|BackpackIntegration|yes|yes|no|no|\n|SSL|yes|yes|no|no|\n\n!!Existing accounts\nAll existing accounts will continue to be accessible but may no longer be able to perform certain tasks that would be inaccessible to a free account (such as no public editable pages for free acounts).\n\n!!Taking your data with you\nA data export will be provided if you'd like to take your data elsewhere (though we hope you decide to stay). As always, your data is your data.\n\n!Unrelated\nOn an separate note our release date, September 6th, is the date that [[Marengo Cave|http://www.marengocave.com/]] was first discovered back in 1883. I did use to work there, but this coincidence was unintentional, really. :-)
Before compiling Ruby have the following Debian packages installed:\n\n* zlib1g-dev\n(to prevent later problems with gems)\n* libreadline4-dev\n(for readline support)\n* libssl-dev\n(for net/https and friends)
Note: this is for my development, not necessarily the released version online.\n\n!Notes\nMost of the stuff below could be added, but I used the [[Josh Seeks Godly Wife]] as a benchmark... if it took longer than 1 second to process, the algoritm is too slow, so that meant that we couldn't have everything and the kitchen sink.\n\nIf you positively have to have one of the below features write me and let me know.\n* double underscores and double *'s have been disabled as I don't get the purpose and it speeds things up\n* not all glyphs are available (for speed) - for example single quotes are not made pretty like double quotes, 8x8 does not get the cool dimension sign, etc.\n* attributes are not supported on lists... I'll add this if anyone misses it... It didn't work per element (LI) as I thought but only on the UL/OLs so I find it less than useful anyways.\n\n!Bugs\n[ ] blocks speed\n[ ] add PUNCT\n[ ] remove use of PUNCT? (speed)\n[ ] add table support\n[ ] add url refs support\n[ ] add rip_offtags and smooth_offtags\n[ ] tiddly words in other urls get broken/linked\n[ ] fix wikilink and macro fighting over the same content\n[ ] wikilinks inside the incomingTags macro do not work\n\n<<addnewtodo>>\n\n[x] add macro support\n[x] add bracketed TiddlyLink support\n[x] look into use of lambda expressions for speed\n[x] add TiddlyLink support\n[x] QTAGS speed\n[x] retrieve speed\n[x] proper replacement of &\n[x] lines don't break when * on the following line - ''textile or RedCloth bug - leaving alone''
Going to username.serversidewiki.com will present a login form for fully private accounts (instead of a wiki).\n\nUsers will be able to make their accounts private from their account settings page.
See [[Backpack support - August 4, 2005]].
Private pages are paged tagged "private" and will only be shown when you are logged in. To the rest of the world they do not exist.
Turning your wiki into a PublicWiki will allow anyone on the internet to update your pages. RevisionControl will help you battle the bad guys and spammers.\n\nThis is now live and working and will be toggleable from Settings soon.
The ability to add custom JavaScript plugins to your ServerSideWiki to change or enhance it's functionality. A pretty nifty feature for those who know how to take advantage of it.\n\nSome examples of how this might work can be found at:\n[[MonkeyPirateTiddlyWiki=http://homes.jcu.edu.au/~ccscb/mptw/]].
Your most recently changed pages will be available via RSS feed automatically. See the RSS link at the top of your screen.
We've announced lauch date and pricing now... Please see the LaunchAnnouncement.
Our official launch date is September 6th and information on our PricingPlans is now available. Paid plans will go into effect following launch.\n\nWe'd like to thank those of you already onboard before the launch date. A lot of features and things will be brought up to speed in the next 30 days, so hang on for the ride. Please continue to enjoy your free, unrestricted accounts until then. See the PricingPlans page for more information on how this transition may affect you.\n\nAt launch we will provide an XML or TiddlyWiki compatible export for users who enjoyed the free service but aren't interested in a paid account. ''Your data is always yours.''\n\n@@color(green):Of course you're welcome to continue to use the features of your new free account indefinately.@@
h1. @SVN\n\n* Feb 10th - "Hire the right clients":http://www.37signals.com/svn/archives/001053.php\n* April 1st - "Pick two - scope, timeframe, or budget":http://37signals.com/svn/archives2/getting_real_pick_two_scope_timeframe_or_budget.php\n* April 13th - "Ignore details early on":http://37signals.com/svn/archives2/getting_real_ignore_details_early_on.php\n* June 14th - "The alone time zone":http://37signals.com/svn/archives2/getting_real_the_alone_time_zone.php\n* May 19th - "Copywriting is interface design":http://37signals.com/svn/archives2/getting_real_copywriting_is_interface_design.php
Ok, I'm a programmer/computer geek... I don't really do the whole marketing, logo, branding deal... anyone want to help? I don't have hard cash to offer but we can definately discuss the possibilities.\n\nThis is a really cool service, but it (like anything) needs to be marketed right to be successful.\n\nContactUs if you're interested.
_I'm still working on this, so it's draft right now._\n\nh2. Introduction\n\n\n\nh2. Contact Info\n\nI'm currenly located in Marengo, IN (Southern Indiana) and can be reached at "support@serversidewiki.com":mailto:support@serversidewiki.com.\n\nh2. Employment History\n\nh3. International Truck and Engine\n\n* PC Technicial / Help Desk\n* COMPASS Systems Admin\n\nh3. Indiana Institute of Technology\n\n* Webmaster\n** resposible for websites, webservers, and related security concerns\n** both Debian/Apache/PHP servers and Microsoft/ASP/ASP.net servers\n\nh3. Marengo Cave\n* Systems Admin\n** responsible for all computers, phone systems, and websites\n\nh3. DWG Solutions, LLC.\n* Founder and co-owner\n** involved in a myriad of technology: PC service, web design, application development, printing, end user training, and more.\n\n\nh2. Education\n\nh3. Indiana Institute of Technology\n\n* B.A. Computer Science\n** 37 credit hours complete towards degree\n** 2.7 GPA (and that would be higher, but college really wasn't my thing)\n\nh2. Skills\n\n* Languages\n** Ruby (1 year)\n** C/C++ (1 year)\n** Pascal (years)\n** PHP (years)\n** C# (1 year)\n** Javascript (years)\n** VBScript (1 year)\n* Frameworks\n** ASP.net (1 year)\n** %{color:green}*Ruby on Rails (1 year)*%\n* Hardware\n** IBM compatible PCs and related peripherals (10 years)\n* Operating Systems\n** Windows 95/98/ME (years)\n** Windows NT/2000/XP (years)\n* Software\n** Microsoft Office (years)\n** OpenOffice (2 years)
Take your ServerSideWiki with you... \n\n* one large .HTML file with all your data\n* built-in ability to save changes directly to the .HTML file\n* sync your changes back to ServerSideWiki when you're online\n\n_This is coming._
Any Christian not already familiar with "Lordship Salvation" (or any one who thinks it's possible to accept Christ as Savior but not as Lord) should really read this:\n\nhttp://www.christiantruth.com/lordshipsalvation.html\n\nand another great link...\n\nhttp://www.jesus-is-lord.com/lordship.htm\n\nGod Bless,\nJosh
Access older versions of a given page... for reference... or to save over a newer version hence reverting back to an older one.\n\n*You must be logged into your account to see revisions.*\n\nCurrently up to 4 revisions are saved, but this will grow after launch.
No, it's not super-duper polished nor exhaustively tested yet, but it works, and quite well if I do say so.\n\nJust incase someone needs it yesteday. :-) It currently uses a synchronous call to load an old revision, so if you're browser freezes for a second, don't panic. This will be changed before launch.\n\nComments and feedback would be welcome.
PublicWiki support is now live and working.\n\nSee the forum post for more of if you'd like to discuss:\nhttp://www.serversidewiki.com/forum/viewtopic.php?pid=2#p2
Ok... the default Ubuntu Hoary kernel was giving me crazy memory leaks so I'm building my own... 2.6.12 with the ck5 patchset and .4 => .5 patch.\n\nI'm going to keep notes here so I know what options to turn on and off in the future... or what does an doesn't work to keep in mind for changing options and future compiles.\n\n!ToDo\n[ ] ACPI power off\n[ ] burning a CD with IDE code\n\n<<addnewtodo>>
Life, work, church, and friends have taken time away from this project the last few weeks, so the launch will be pushed to later this month.\n\nThanks,\nJosh
Largest database change so far... for consistency DefaultTiddlers have now become DefaultPages... everyone's accounts have been automatically updated, and your MainMenu pages were updated as well if they referenced DefaultTiddlers.\n\nAll special pages (SiteTitle, SiteSubtitle, StyleSheet, etc...) are now tagged "excludeLists" (which means they only show up under tags) and titles and tags for these items cannot be edited. This is a usability thing and should make figuring out these features for new users (and even old pros) a bit easier.\n\nFor those of you creating your own "admin" pages or such you'll need to change to DefaultPages yourself.\n\nThese pages in the future will likely be added to a ServerSideWiki admin panel... for those of you already hacking your own your feedback on how this might look/work would be welcome.
h1. Genereal\n* "post_install.tar.gz":http://dwgsolutions.com/dsl/post_install.tar.gz\n\nh1. GTK2 / XFCE\n* "gtk2-0705-small.dsl":http://dwgsolutions.com/dsl/gtk2-0705-small.dsl\n* "xfce4.dsl":http://dwgsolutions.com/dsl/xfce4.dsl\n* "xterminal.dsl":http://dwgsolutions.com/dsl/xterminal.dsl\n\nh1. Networking\n\n* "irssi.dsl":http://dwgsolutions.com/dsl/irssi.dsl
Looks like Jeremy mentioned ServerSideWiki in his Sept 27th update. Visits jumped up mid week as expected. :-)\n\nWhen Jeremy declares the bugs worked out (he mentions some rough edges in his Sept 27th post) I'll merge the latest TiddlyWiki changes into ServerSideWiki. Should be fun, looks like he's changed a lot of stuff.\n\nYes, the launchs is still forthcoming.\n\nP.S. On a side note the now free Opera 8.5 seems to work perfectly for me with the default blue style.
"Clint Checketts":http://www.checkettsweb.com asked me for the current version of ServerSideWiki... I've been reading the "37Signals":http://www.37signals.com/ koolaid recently and they're strong believers in the first version being 1.0 and none of this "beta forever" stuff.\n\nSo in keeping with that mantra (which makes sense to me) I proudly dub the current release... *beta* version 0.999. :-)\n\nContract work is currently taking the front burners so SSW is still free for use with no restrictions, so enjoy!
Well, the year is dawning to a close... and ServerSideWiki has told me it's lonely, and it's New Years resolution is again to become the apple of my eye. Plus it'd give me something to talk about (at least a little) at RailsConf.\n\nSo I've been thinking about some big changes... mostly cool/unique/well-done things that the other client/server people can't just copy so easy (no offense guys - you're great, but leading the way with cool ideas is fun too)... ie, really start to leverage Rails on the server.\n\n* Multiple logins per account, and simultaneous edits with smart locking, conflict checking... I don't think anything does this right/well yet\n* Access, edit, delete, rename, tag via WebDav using your favorite file utility (just cause it'd be cool)\n* Smart downloading (only fetch the most used tiddlers and load the rest dynamically)... welcome to the most scalable server solution... :-)\n* ServerSide parsing (for full textile + some cool things that I'm *not* going to port to JS)... but not at much of a speed cost... gotta think about this one... I want the best of both worlds...\n** This allows for some really cool ServerSideWiki specific things if it can be done well. And is a trail most other solutions won't embrace due to the high level of integration required between client and server\n* I'm open to other suggestions... anything uber-geek or cool or just nice/functional will be considered.\n\nLoyal users, write in... and yes... if I create a whole new beast with all the above features we'll have to get the paying plans going, though a few features may slide into free accounts, or free trials, or something...
Ok, ServerSideWiki has successfully moved from one host to another... in only a few brief minutes. :-) I'll transfer the forums in the next day or two... in the meanwhile if you have any issues please e-mail support.\n\nThanks,\nJosh
Where people give their source away, or make it freely available to the public.
The 100% free and 100% open-source single-user version of ServerSideWiki. All the same great features:\n\n* Private pages\n* Public pages\n* Todo lists\n* Textile support\n* Drag and drop pages\n* SortableGrid\n* Vastly enhanced TiddlyWiki client (from the 1.2.29 version ServerSideWiki is based on)\n\n\nIt's coming soon.
Wow... bet you guys though I was dead, eh? Anyway... in news...\n\nh3. SoloWiki\n\nI know it's been a long time since the "can I have the source?" requests were pouring in... but SoloWiki is the answer to those requests. A single-user wiki in the same line as ServerSideWiki with all the same great features.\n\nh3. Safari support\n\nWork on SoloWiki has helped me pin down an important Safari redraw/rendering issue that should make the default blue theme (and derivites) work much better for Safari users... look for this soon.\n\nOh and last year I went Mac, and I'm not looking back. Apple rules!
