TiddlyWeb plugin for server-side import into a selected bag of tiddlers from a TiddlyWiki.
A form hosted at {server_prefix}/import provides and interface for uploading a tiddlywiki by URL or file (from local disk). The tiddlers in that wiki will be loaded into a temporary bag. An interface is then provided to select from those tiddlers a subset to be installed into a target bag.
For more information on TiddlyWeb see http://tiddlyweb.com
This code is licensed under the same terms as TiddlyWeb itself.
Copyright 2009 Chris Dent.
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