issues saving new "site"

[Anakowi]

I've managed to create 2 tiddlers but don't seem to be able to update edits to control panel. The "save" button stays red.

Also, if you need any help I can spare a few hours each week. I appreciate having access to Tiddlyhost (not that I do a lot with it).

[simonbaird]

I wrote some notes here about what's going on.

Usually it happens if you have updated the site in another browser or browser tab. What browser and operating system are you using? Does the problem continue after a "shift-reload", i.e. hold down shift and click reload?

[simonbaird]

(Apologies for the slow response.)

[Anakowi]

No worries. Thanks for responding. I'll also try your suggestions in the other email response you sent if it happens again. But anyhow... I retried a week later when I saw you'd addressed someone else's query, and the save went through. Could be just internet congestion, which happens kinda frequently where I live in "regional" Australia. FYI my system specs are Windows 10, a gaming computer so it has fair grunt. I use Brave but I think I need to review my brower now to ensure Timimi works going forward for my offline wikis. Questions re. Tiddlyhost --- Firstly thank you for providing the service. Its handy to have as a backup for collaboration, I mostly use it to demonstrate TW5 to others. I still have much to learn but I love TiddlyWiki and I'm committed to sticking with it. In 2025 I'll be teaching some other "retirees" how to get set up. My question... I'm curious about your freemium/pricing page. It's a big jump between Free $0 and Standard $96/yr plan - what extras are offered? I thought TiddlySpot was just the forerunner to Tiddlyhost? Also I read the FAQs and wondered if there was a way I could assist you as a way of contributing rather than $$. For example, with writing the tutorials for self-hosting (or something like that?) I still have reasonable skills in HTML/CSS - but only very basic javascript. And before retiring I'd paid for enterprise hosting in advance (until Sep.2028), which I no longer use - but could offer? Regards, Kerry Gray Mullumbimby, Australia

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[Anakowi]

Oh, and not at all saying I wouldn't be prepared to contribute $$ for your efforts.

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[simonbaird]

Firstly thank you for providing the service. Its handy to have as a backup
for collaboration, I mostly use it to demonstrate TW5 to others. I still
have much to learn but I love TiddlyWiki and I'm committed to sticking with
it. In 2025 I'll be teaching some other "retirees" how to get set up.

My question... I'm curious about your freemium/pricing page. It's a big
jump between Free $0 and Standard $96/yr plan - what extras are offered? I
thought TiddlySpot was just the forerunner to Tiddlyhost?

You can see the comparison at https://tiddlyhost.com/pricing .

The main extra feature is the "save history". It let's you view and recover previous versions of your sites.

The price is a bit arbitrary I guess, but the time I was working on the subscription handling was around the time Twitter announced their "premium" accounts for $8 a month, so I figured if someone might pay $8 for a blue icon on twitter, perhaps they'd pay $8 for some extra features on Tiddlyhost.

Also I read the FAQs and wondered if there was a way I could assist you as
a way of contributing rather than $$. For example, with writing the
tutorials for self-hosting (or something like that?) I still have
reasonable skills in HTML/CSS - but only very basic javascript. And before
retiring I'd paid for enterprise hosting in advance (until Sep.2028), which
I no longer use - but could offer?

If you're interested in documentations, perhaps an easy starting point is to review https://github.com/tiddlyhost/tiddlyhost-com/wiki and see firstly if anything is out of date, or not well described, and secondly if there's anything missing entirely.

One idea for that second category might be a basic "Getting started" guide for someone who isn't already a TiddlyWiki user.

Those docs are written in Markdown. Are you familiar with that?

Ps, I do have an idea to create some nicer/better documentation for Tiddlyhost, and publish it under https://tiddlyhost.com/docs/ . Do you think it would be worthwhile?