[tw] Two colums macro in ViewTemplate?

2010-08-28 Thread Tobbe
Hi there,

I wonder if it is possible to have a two colums macro in ViewTemplate?

* On the left (column 1) data about a persons birthday and other info.
* On the right (column 2) info regarding that persons death info.

I think that should look nice. I'm configurating Ron's familytree so
it fits me better. I wanna have a certain design. Hope someone could
guide me in the right directions.

//Tobbe

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[tw] Re: Modifier name in RSS feed?

2010-08-28 Thread eBk
Thanks for the tip, i'll definitively try this!

On Aug 23, 11:02 am, FND  wrote:
> > I'd like to know if it's possible to include the modifier's name [...]
> > on every RSS feed?
>
> You could use a small plugin that hijacks and extends tiddlerToRssItem:
>
> (function() {
>
> var _tiddlerToRssItem = tiddlerToRssItem;
> tiddlerToRssItem = function(tiddler, uri) {
>     var author = tiddler.modifier.htmlEncode();
>     return _tiddlerToRssItem.apply(this, arguments).
>         replace("", "" + author + "");
>
> };
> })();
>
> HTH.
>
> -- F.

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[tw] Nested tag search?

2010-08-28 Thread Eli
Hi,

I have hundreds of tiddlers tagged with thousands of tags.

Is there an easy, nested, way to browse them?

For example, I want to start by looking on all tiddlers that have the
tag "A" and then progress to those that have "A" and "B", reconsider,
return to "A" only and then to "A" and "C" and from there to "A", "C"
and "D"?

I can use the search field (I'm using YourSearch) but the user
interface is not that good. Is it possible to build some sort of
automatic directory? I'm looking for a windows folder style experience
but with tags.

Thanks.

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[tw] Re: Two colums macro in ViewTemplate?

2010-08-28 Thread Tobias Beer
Hi Tobbe,

A) You could use HideWhenPlugin[1] to configure your ViewTemplate such
that for a tiddler tagged "person" you would have two div elements
floating-left, populated with the contents of certain sections of your
person-tiddler.


  
  
  


  


So your StyleSheet could read:

.p_birth, .p_death{float:left;width:48%;margin:0;padding:5px 1%;}
.p_birth {backgorund:#dfd;}
.p_death {backgorund:#fdd;}
.p_more{clear:both;}

Note how this would mean that for a person-tiddler you would only show
those sections that are specifically declared to be shown in your
ViewTemplate.


B) However, all of this wouldn't be helpful if you would have to
extract your information from tiddler fields... if that were so, I
would probably set up a transclusion called BirthDeathInfo using
InlineJavascriptPlugin [2] that would be fed with an input parameter
of the person-tiddler that you want to display information for, then
have it fetch the data from the fields while outputting the
information into pre-formatted blocks, like so...


var tid='$1';if (tid=='$'+'1')return; //tiddler title -> none? -> get
out!
var out="{{p_birth{\n''birth:'' %0\n}}}{{p_death{\n''death:''
%1\n}}}"; //output format
var b=store.getValue(tid,'birth_field_name"); //get birth
var d=store.getValue(tid,'death_field_name");  //get death
return out.format([b,d]); //insert info into template and output
results


...and then invoke that script in the ViewTemplate again using
HideWhenPlugin, just like above, via:


  



This is a much better approach as any additional tiddler text would be
shown as usual. I hope, all that wasn't too confusing.


Tobias.


[1] http://mptw.tiddlyspot.com/#HideWhenPlugin
[2] http://tiddlytools.com/#InlineJavascriptPlugin

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[tw] Re: Nested tag search?

2010-08-28 Thread Tobias Beer
I believe TagsplorerMacro [1][2] provides just what you need...

Tobias.

[1] http://fnd.lewcid.org/tmp/tagsplorer.html
[2] http://groups.google.com/group/tiddlywiki/browse_frm/thread/2986d7efae85b6ef

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[tw] Re: Nested tag search?

2010-08-28 Thread Eli
Thanks a lot. That's exactly what I was looking for.

On Aug 28, 2:18 pm, Tobias Beer  wrote:
> I believe TagsplorerMacro [1][2] provides just what you need...
>
> Tobias.
>
> [1]http://fnd.lewcid.org/tmp/tagsplorer.html
> [2]http://groups.google.com/group/tiddlywiki/browse_frm/thread/2986d7efa...

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[tw] Re: Two colums macro in ViewTemplate?

2010-08-28 Thread Tobias Beer
Please note that there's some nasty text-wrapping in the code above as
introduced by google. Btw. can anyone explain why they're even
engaging in this somewhat nonsensical procedure to introduce line-
feeds where there were none before and none intended?

Tobias.

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[tw] Re: Two colums macro in ViewTemplate?

2010-08-28 Thread Tobbe
The ViewTemplate looks like this now






 



( - )





Child of

och





Spouse(s): 




Child of 


Facts < (here's the birthfacts)





Inga fakta finns

born 

 i 




occupation 



died  <- (here's the
deathfacts)
 i 

 i en ålder av 




Biografi






How would you put it all together?

//Tobbe

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[tw] Re: Two colums macro in ViewTemplate?

2010-08-28 Thread Tobias Beer
I have posted a corrected version of the javascript on pastebin:

http://pastebin.com/hH5dmLw6

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[tw] Re: Two colums macro in ViewTemplate?

2010-08-28 Thread Tobias Beer
Hi Tobbe,

It looks like the information you are looking for is already in the
"Facts" section.

So, you would first have to define which information you want in the
left column and which in the right one. Once you know that it's even
simpler than thought...

You merely have two wrap the contents of concern into outer divs like
so...


  


  


...whereas "span birth" or "span death" stand for all the span
elements from the original template that you want to insert into the
corresponding column... with all the required macro calls!

The css would just be as in my first post:

.l_col, .r_col{float:left;width:48%;margin:0;padding:5px
1%;backgorund:#dfd;}
.r_col {backgorund:#fdd;}

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[tw] Re: Two colums macro in ViewTemplate?

2010-08-28 Thread Tobias Beer
Hi Tobbe,

It looks like all the information you are looking for is already in
the "Facts" section.

You would first have to define which information you want in the left
column and which in the right one. Once you know that it's even
simpler than I thought...

You merely need to play with wrapping the right contents into outer
divs like so...


  


  


...whereas "span birth" or "span death" stand for all the span
elements from the original template that you want to insert into the
corresponding column... with all the required macro calls!

The css would just be as in my first post:
.l_col, .r_col{float:left;width:48%;margin:0;padding:5px
1%;backgorund:#dfd;}
.r_col {backgorund:#fdd;}

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[tw] Plugins Installation Error

2010-08-28 Thread Kenny
Using Opera and the latest version of TiddlyWiki whenever I try to
install plugins or themes (using the backstage) I always get this
error: Error getting list of tiddlers, click Cancel to try again

How can I install plugins and themes another way or fix this way of
installing plugins

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[tw] Making an automatically updating list of links to a group of tiddlers

2010-08-28 Thread Zans Mihejevs
I have a habit of grouping links to my journal entries in a separate
tiddler, and whenever I make a new journal entry I manually add the
link to that entry into that tiddler.

I was wondering if it was possible to automate this process so that my
"Links to Journals" tiddler would automatically search for any tiddler
with the word "Journal" in its name and add it to itself?

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[tw] Re: Two colums macro in ViewTemplate?

2010-08-28 Thread PMario
I did an experiment some time ago. May be it is of interest.
-m

http://geneology.tiddlyspot.com/

On Aug 28, 9:47 am, Tobbe  wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> I wonder if it is possible to have a two colums macro in ViewTemplate?
>
> * On the left (column 1) data about a persons birthday and other info.
> * On the right (column 2) info regarding that persons death info.
>
> I think that should look nice. I'm configurating Ron's familytree so
> it fits me better. I wanna have a certain design. Hope someone could
> guide me in the right directions.
>
> //Tobbe

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[tw] Calendar Popups

2010-08-28 Thread homeops
I need daily calendar popups to display any desired text when hovered
over. Examples, holiday names, "In-service Day", etc. Which plugins
need to be altered and altered how?

Thanks,
homeops

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[tw] Re: Making an automatically updating list of links to a group of tiddlers

2010-08-28 Thread Tobias Beer
Hi Zans,

I think your solution would be much cleaner and unambiguous if instead
of name-searching you would use tagging.

Just tag your notes with Tag_Category_A, Tag_Category_B, etc... then
use the tagging macro in your notes-overview to list notes in each
category, like so:

!Notes in Tag_Category_A
<>

!Notes in Tag_Category_B
<>

Having your notes-categories tag to some overview tiddler called
"Notes" you could automate this even one step further With
InlineJavascriptPlugin and the list-macro:


var c,cats=store.getTaggedTiddlers("Notes"),out='';
for(c=0;c>\n';
}
return out;


You could as well script a search for "Notes" in the title of all
tiddlers, but again, I would avoid such ambiguous undertakings.


Cheers, Tobias.

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[tw] Re: Calendar Popups

2010-08-28 Thread Tobias Beer
Hi homeops,

A)

I never quite understood for what reasons there's two of them but have
a look at:

http://tiddlytools.com/#DatePlugin
http://tiddlytools.com/#CalendarPlugin

I have to admit that I don't quite like the way holidays are
defined... it's just a simple array in the plugin code that neither
gives you an opportunity to display a title for your dates, nor does
it allow you to define different date-categories, e.g. "holidays",
"birthdays", "whatnots", etc...

If you need reminders, check out:

http://remindermacros.tiddlyspot.com/

...or if you're going full fledged GTD, look at ticklers in:
http://mgsd.tiddlyspot.com

...or have a look at my:
http://tbgtd.tiddlyspot.com


B)

Alternatively, you could have a tiddler called "date" ...which you
would have date-categories tagging to ...which in turn you could use
as tags on date-tiddlers. Using TiddlerTweaker or a custom View- or
EditTemplate, you could edit the "created" field of those date-
tiddlers to match your desired date. With a simple script you could
then fetch all date-tiddlers for today or the next x-days for which
the created date matches and have them grouped by date-category.

C)

Simpler still, you could have a tiddler for each date-category into
which you would put line-items for each date under headings that
correspond to the day, like so...

Tiddler[[Holidays]] ...tagged: DateCategory
!January
!!01.01.
New Years
!August
!!28.08.
My new holiday

Tiddler[[Birthdays]] ...tagged: DateCategory
!28.08.
[[Mum]]:1966


...then a script could check whether or not there are sections for the
current day in each date-category tiddler and if so, fetch the line
items and return the dates under sections headings of each found
category, like so:

tiddler[[GetDatesForToday]]

var c,cats,d,dt,i,out='',txt;
cats=store.getTaggedTiddlers('DateCategory');
for(c=0;c

[tw] Re: Calendar Popups

2010-08-28 Thread Tobias Beer
To avoid unwanted linebreaks, I have also pasted the script to a
pastebin:

http://pastebin.com/hm28iLhs

Tobias.

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[tw] Re: Plugins Installation Error

2010-08-28 Thread Tobias Beer
Hi Kenny,

Tried it too on XP SP3 and Opera 10.10 with no luck.

ImportTiddlersPlugin from tiddlytools fails as well.

Looks like at this point you have at least two options:
a) use a different browser
b) copy & paste plugins while not forgetting to tag them systemConfig

Tobias.

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[tw] Task dependencies

2010-08-28 Thread whatever
Hi!

I'm trying to establish a list of active tasks. Each task is tagged
with its name and, when finished, with a corresponding finish tag.
Example:
Task name: task1
Tags: task1
Tags when finished: task1_finished

Each task is in its own tiddler, however, they are displayed in the
Project tiddler, which also contains all the tags (task1,
task1_finished etc.).

There's a whole bunch of task and each one is only active when all the
previous tasks have the taskX_finished tag. Also, the problem is that
while the sequence of tasks is always the same, not all the tasks are
always used.

For example, I may use task1, task2, task3, task7 and task8, but not
task4, task5 and task6. So if I want task8 to be active, the tiddler
must contain both task1 and task1_finished tags or neither. The same
for all the preceding tasks.

I want to make a table, where each column displays the project which
have a certain task active:
task1 task2 task3 task4 task5 task6 task7 task8
   Project

I've tried the following:
<>

and

<>

Any ideas?

w

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[tw] Re: Task dependencies

2010-08-28 Thread Tobias Beer
Hi w,

First question: Why tag a task with itself?

Furthermore, I NEVER tag a high-level item (e.g. a project) with its
subitems (e.g. tasks). I would strongly recommend that you tag your
tasks with the corresponding project, not the other way around!

Also, whether a task is finished or open is independent form it's
name. Therefore, you should have two more tags indicating a task-
status: "todo" and "done". In tbGTD [1] I went so far as to prefix
certain tags for easier recognition. Thus, there are #todo, #done,
#waiting, etc... with # indicating that these are task-status-tags.
Likewise I would have $active or $future or $completed as project-
status-tags.

Finally, other than you knowing about it, I fail to see how exactly
you are modeling task-dependencies. As for that I would simply tag a
task with another task and thus have the latter depend on the
former ...just like high level items ((sub-)projects) depend on
subitems (tasks).

What do you mean with "the sequence of tasks is always the same"? I
prefer to think in stages and thus have tasks not only tag to a
project but also to a "stage", such that one might only get from one
stage to another if the previous stage had been completed, think
"milestones". So, a stage 1 task for project A might be equivalent to
a stage 1 task of project B, but they're not called the same as that
would violate TiddlyWiki's unique naming conventions. Therefore, have
them tag to a stage of a unique name and you know what point in the
project you're at.

Eventually you might want a table for project xyz to look like this...

|open tasks|done tasks|h
|open tasks for stage 1 of project xyz|done tasks for stage 1 of
project xyz|
|open tasks for stage 2 of project xyz|done tasks for stage 2 of
project xyz|
|etc...|p.p...|

No offense, but unless you're no longer in a design stage of your task
management you might want to consider designing it from scratch.

Eventually, (especially x-tab of) tbGTD may really be of help to you
(see toolbar or help documentation).


Cheers and good luck,

Tobias.


[1] http://tbgtd.tiddlyspot.com/

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[tw] Re: Plugins Installation Error

2010-08-28 Thread Tobias Beer
Just updated to Opera 10.61... no changes ...import is not working.

Tobias.

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[tw] Re: fET syntax for including only a part of the title

2010-08-28 Thread whatever
Alternatively, I tried putting Else in a field called projecttask and
then I tried to invoke it with fET:
<>
While the store.getValue(tiddler,"projecttask") syntax works
elsewhere, it doesn't work here. I suspect it has to do with the
double quotes around the field name ("projecttask"). I tried escaping
them with backslashes, but I got an error.

I'd prefer the first method, to avoid having to create additional
fields, but I can work with the second method.

w

On Aug 27, 9:53 am, whatever  wrote:
> Hi!
> I have a tiddler named formTaskSomething_Else.
> In this tiddler, there is a form, as well a list of all tiddlers
> tagged with UsedWithTask_Else.
> I've tried the following:
> < 'tiddler.tags.contains("UsedWithTask_"+context.inTiddler.title)'>>
> Obviously this only works when the whole tiddler title
> (formTaskSomething_Else) is needed. What I need is a way to include
> only a part of the tiddler title into the fET syntax (in this case:
> Else).
>
> w

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