[tw] Re: XAMPP

2011-06-11 Thread whatever
I'm using ccTiddly myself, so I can give you some advice. Use XAMPP
1.7.3, because the latest version has bugs. As for ccTiddly, use
version 1.7.6, because 1.8.5 and 1.9 have some bugs too. The only
problem is that the development is not as fast as for TiddlyWeb due to
lack of developers. See the ccTiddly group (1) for more.

(1) https://groups.google.com/group/cctiddly

w

On Jun 11, 7:39 am, Måns humam...@gmail.com wrote:
 Hi Trey

  I'm interested in using XAMPP on a USB stick to host a TiddlyHome or
  ccTiddly install.  My wiki is getting big (slow) and I plan to keep
  making it bigger, so I want to move to a database.

  Does anyone have any experience with TiddlyHome / ccTiddly / other
  install using XAMPP on a USB?  How did it go?

 TiddlyHomehttp://tiddlyhome.bidix.info/is comparable to the
 TiddlySpot-service, however it's entirely php based and doesn't need a
 database. (every password, email and username are contained within a
 few invisible textfiles .htaccess, .htpasswd and .htgroup)... All
 you need to run it is php and a server.. Your TWs will still be one
 file pr. TW - so I'm not sure if it's the right approach for you...
 however it's very easy to make it work in a portable environment!!

 You might want to run TiddlyWeb or TiddlySpace instead (to get
 everything split into atoms).
 I managed to make it run solely on python with no severbackend. You'll
 need python to install it and have the basic tools for creating new
 instances/bags etc...
 Fnd has made some documentation 
 here:http://tiddlyweb.peermore.com/wiki/#[[Installing%20on%20Windows]]
 I never made that work myself I'm afraid...

 It should be much easier to install ccTiddly- and to me it sounds like
 a perfect solution for your usercase..

 I don't use Windows myself - however I will try to install ccTiddly
 with Xampp for Linux in a portable linux os (Puppy Linux) and I will
 report back if I make it work...

 Good luck :-)

 Cheers Måns Mårtensson

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[tw] Image hosting

2011-06-11 Thread whatever
Hi!
I made a simple site for a friend of mine using TiddlyWiki and I'd
like to host it online somewhere. The problem is, it contains a couple
of  image galleries. Can anyone suggest a free domain/hosting service
(one that doesn't inject ads code). Or  just an image hosting service
(in which case I can use TiddlySpot). Or perhaps another alternative.

w

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[tw] Tiddler Title question

2011-06-11 Thread axelm
Hello All,

how would make the tiddler titles (all of them) appear in the center and not 
on the left side?

thank you,

axelm


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[tw] Re: Tiddler Title question

2011-06-11 Thread axs
If you have a .title{ } definition in your stylesheet, add

text-align:center; 

to it. If you don't have one, add

.title{
text-align: center;
}

to your StyleSheet.


Regards,
axs

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[tw] Re: Tiddler Title question

2011-06-11 Thread axelm
Thank you, axs.  That worked.

Then I tried to give the title a Highlight color like this:

background-color:#6F0;

but the whole line gets highlighted, I just want the text to highlight.

How do I do that?

axelm


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[tw] tag macro in defaultTiddlers - sort issue

2011-06-11 Thread HansBKK
Q1:
I'd like to have my TW's default display on loading to have a
particular tiddler at the top, followed by a set of tiddlers selected
by the presence of a tag default. I thought the following
defaultTiddlers would work:
  [[Open Journal Entries]]
  [tag[default]][sort[-modified]]

However, the sort parameter in the second line is being applied to
the whole set, so the first entry only shows at the top if it is the
most recently edited tiddler - in practice this sorting behavior
results in this tiddler always sorting to the bottom!

A - I would suggest that this behavior be fixed,
B - ideally, defaultTiddlers could contain a list of tag macro
statements (as in #2 above) and each section of the resulting
display could have a separate sort order.
C - even more ideally, the list of defaultTiddlers could be generated
by Eric's fine MatchTagsPlugin, allowing for boolean logic in the tag
selection (default OR (journal AND NOT Archived)

Suggestions on how to accomplish any and/or all of the above would be
most welcome - kludgey workarounds gratefully accepted.

BTW I am in the meantime relying on a macro button using
OpenTaggedTiddlers, but I'd much rather have the desired set show up
without the user having to remember to push it on startup.

Thanks in advance.

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[tw] Re: tag macro in defaultTiddlers - sort issue

2011-06-11 Thread whatever
In DefaultTiddlers you can only list the tiddlers. If you want to use
a sorting/listing syntax, put it in a custom tiddler and then just
list that tiddler in the DefaultTiddlers.
For example:
Put  [tag[default]][sort[-modified]] in MyDefaultTiddlers tiddler and
then put [[MyDefaultTiddlers]] in DefaultTiddlers tiddler.

w

On 11 jun., 21:04, HansBKK hans...@gmail.com wrote:
 Q1:
 I'd like to have my TW's default display on loading to have a
 particular tiddler at the top, followed by a set of tiddlers selected
 by the presence of a tag default. I thought the following
 defaultTiddlers would work:
   [[Open Journal Entries]]
   [tag[default]][sort[-modified]]

 However, the sort parameter in the second line is being applied to
 the whole set, so the first entry only shows at the top if it is the
 most recently edited tiddler - in practice this sorting behavior
 results in this tiddler always sorting to the bottom!

 A - I would suggest that this behavior be fixed,
 B - ideally, defaultTiddlers could contain a list of tag macro
 statements (as in #2 above) and each section of the resulting
 display could have a separate sort order.
 C - even more ideally, the list of defaultTiddlers could be generated
 by Eric's fine MatchTagsPlugin, allowing for boolean logic in the tag
 selection (default OR (journal AND NOT Archived)

 Suggestions on how to accomplish any and/or all of the above would be
 most welcome - kludgey workarounds gratefully accepted.

 BTW I am in the meantime relying on a macro button using
 OpenTaggedTiddlers, but I'd much rather have the desired set show up
 without the user having to remember to push it on startup.

 Thanks in advance.

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[tw] Re: XAMPP

2011-06-11 Thread Trey
Thanks for replies.
Confused about a few points.  Messages are targeted but please all
feel free to answer...

@ whatever
Are you indicating that ccTiddly is a true fork from Tiddlywiki - as
in, updates to TW are not applicable to ccTiddly?  Is this true for
TiddlyHome, TiddlyWeb and/or TiddlySpace?

@ Mans:
Is it your opinion that a speed-boost would still be had using non-
database TW systems?  My slowdown is primarily due to heavy plugin
use, eg. forEachTiddlerPlugin.

What I'm really going for is a system which is plug and play on
windows and linux computers (not looking for a portable OS).  Probably
TW is not the best system for my requirements, but I just can't give
up the UI, there's nothing else like it.

To achieve both Linux and Windows cross-platform-ness, could I maybe
install both the Linux and windows versions of Xampp on the same flash
drive?

Trey

On Jun 11, 2:27 am, whatever kbrezov...@gmail.com wrote:
 I'm using ccTiddly myself, so I can give you some advice. Use XAMPP
 1.7.3, because the latest version has bugs. As for ccTiddly, use
 version 1.7.6, because 1.8.5 and 1.9 have some bugs too. The only
 problem is that the development is not as fast as for TiddlyWeb due to
 lack of developers. See the ccTiddly group (1) for more.

 (1)https://groups.google.com/group/cctiddly

 w

 On Jun 11, 7:39 am, Måns humam...@gmail.com wrote:

  Hi Trey

   I'm interested in using XAMPP on a USB stick to host a TiddlyHome or
   ccTiddly install.  My wiki is getting big (slow) and I plan to keep
   making it bigger, so I want to move to a database.

   Does anyone have any experience with TiddlyHome / ccTiddly / other
   install using XAMPP on a USB?  How did it go?

  TiddlyHomehttp://tiddlyhome.bidix.info/iscomparable to the
  TiddlySpot-service, however it's entirely php based and doesn't need a
  database. (every password, email and username are contained within a
  few invisible textfiles .htaccess, .htpasswd and .htgroup)... All
  you need to run it is php and a server.. Your TWs will still be one
  file pr. TW - so I'm not sure if it's the right approach for you...
  however it's very easy to make it work in a portable environment!!

  You might want to run TiddlyWeb or TiddlySpace instead (to get
  everything split into atoms).
  I managed to make it run solely on python with no severbackend. You'll
  need python to install it and have the basic tools for creating new
  instances/bags etc...
  Fnd has made some documentation 
  here:http://tiddlyweb.peermore.com/wiki/#[[Installing%20on%20Windows]]
  I never made that work myself I'm afraid...

  It should be much easier to install ccTiddly- and to me it sounds like
  a perfect solution for your usercase..

  I don't use Windows myself - however I will try to install ccTiddly
  with Xampp for Linux in a portable linux os (Puppy Linux) and I will
  report back if I make it work...

  Good luck :-)

  Cheers Måns Mårtensson

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[tw] PageTemplate Changes Not Working

2011-06-11 Thread Jonah
Hi,

I have a local TiddlyWiki (the monkey one), and I am trying to add
content to the header.  As I test, I edited PageTemplate and changed
these lines:

div class='header' macro='gradient vert
[[ColorPalette::PrimaryLight]] [[ColorPalette::PrimaryMid]]'
div class='headerShadow'
span class='siteTitle' refresh='content' tiddler='SiteTitle'/
spannbsp;
span class='siteSubtitle' refresh='content' tiddler='SiteSubtitle'/
span
span refresh='content' tiddler='TopNav'/span !-- I added this --
/div
div class='headerForeground'
span class='siteTitle' refresh='content' tiddler='SiteTitle'/
spannbsp;
span class='siteSubtitle' refresh='content' tiddler='SiteSubtitle'/
span
span refresh='content' tiddler='TopNav'/span   !-- I added this --

/div
/div

However, the content of the TopNav tiddler did not appear anywhere.
What I am doing wrong?

Thanks,
Jonah

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[tw] Re: how to use dynamically generated tables with the memorizable plugin

2011-06-11 Thread steve
Måns

I am happily using your MeMo2 function for the terminology quiz
generator.
I would like to generalize it a bit to use multiple tags with the
'tiddler.tags.containsAny($1)' function where the input string $1
could
contain three tags or more something thing like
[tagA,tagB,tabC].

What is giving me trouble is that I don't know how to format a single
string
to be able to handle a variable number of tags.

Thanks
Steve Wharton

On May 22, 6:17 pm, Måns humam...@gmail.com wrote:
 Hi Steve

  I was able to modify MeMo2 to remove the editing capability (and
  address my previous question).

 Great :-)

  Thanks so much for answering my questions, developing MeMo2 and
  pointing me at the other resources that needed to be pulled in.

 You are welcome :-)

 Cheers Måns Mårtensson

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[tw] Re: tag macro in defaultTiddlers - sort issue

2011-06-11 Thread HansBKK
On Jun 12, 3:09 am, whatever kbrezov...@gmail.com wrote:
 In DefaultTiddlers you can only list the tiddlers. If you want to use a 
 sorting/listing syntax, put it in a custom tiddler and then just

Sorry, but this just isn't true. Go ahead and test it yourself:

Put

[tag[journal]][sort[-modified]]

into DefaultTiddlers - it works just fine, and is a great way to make
TW act like a rudimentary blog.

And combining such a statement with the more traditional list of
tiddler also works, but as I pointed out, one isn't able to control
the ordering of the display (static listing first, then dynamically
generated list) - the tag macro's sort statement applies to all the
tiddlers retrieved.

The other difficulty is that I haven't been able to get more complex
selection criteria to work, and ideally I'd like Eric's MatchTags to
be able to work like the tag macro does regarding *actually opening* a
list of tiddlers as part of the DefaultTiddlers functionality, rather
than just displaying a list.

I realize these are two separate questions - my current workaround is
to use a default tag and to control the ordering by manipulating the
titles, but it's definitely a less than ideal kludge. . .

 On 11 jun., 21:04, HansBKK hans...@gmail.com wrote:

  Q1:
  I'd like to have my TW's default display on loading to have a
  particular tiddler at the top, followed by a set of tiddlers selected
  by the presence of a tag default. I thought the following
  defaultTiddlers would work:
    [[Open Journal Entries]]
    [tag[default]][sort[-modified]]

  However, the sort parameter in the second line is being applied to
  the whole set, so the first entry only shows at the top if it is the
  most recently edited tiddler - in practice this sorting behavior
  results in this tiddler always sorting to the bottom!

  A - I would suggest that this behavior be fixed,
  B - ideally, defaultTiddlers could contain a list of tag macro
  statements (as in #2 above) and each section of the resulting
  display could have a separate sort order.
  C - even more ideally, the list of defaultTiddlers could be generated
  by Eric's fine MatchTagsPlugin, allowing for boolean logic in the tag
  selection (default OR (journal AND NOT Archived)

  Suggestions on how to accomplish any and/or all of the above would be
  most welcome - kludgey workarounds gratefully accepted.

  BTW I am in the meantime relying on a macro button using
  OpenTaggedTiddlers, but I'd much rather have the desired set show up
  without the user having to remember to push it on startup.

  Thanks in advance.

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[tw] Re: tag macro in defaultTiddlers - sort issue

2011-06-11 Thread Eric Shulman
 The other difficulty is that I haven't been able to get more complex
 selection criteria to work, and ideally I'd like Eric's MatchTags to
 be able to work like the tag macro does regarding *actually opening* a
 list of tiddlers as part of the DefaultTiddlers functionality, rather
 than just displaying a list.

http://www.TiddlyTools.com/#MatchTagsPlugin

In addition to defining the matchTags macro, the plugin also
extends the TWCore store.filterTiddlers() function that is used by the
[tag[...]] syntax.  Thus, simply by installing the plugin, you can use
the enhanced full-boolean tag matching syntax *anywhere* that the
TWCore recognizes the [tag[...]] filter syntax, including it's use in
DefaultTiddlers.

enjoy,
-e
Eric Shulman
TiddlyTools / ELS Design Studios
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[tw] OpenTaggedTiddlers with MatchTags' boolean select

2011-06-11 Thread HansBKK
This is related to my recent post, but I thought different enough to
warrant a separate thread.

I am trying to use OpenTaggedTiddlers in combination with
MatchTagsPlugin

This works fine:

tiddler OpenTaggedTiddlers with: Open all journal modified reverse
close 100

Regarding the tagToMatch variable (above = journal), the plugin's
doc states:

  when MatchTagsPlugin is installed, you can also use a boolean tag
expression, enclosed in ...

But I haven't been able to get any of the below to work:

tiddler OpenTaggedTiddlers with: Open all journal AND NOT
Archived modified reverse close 100
tiddler OpenTaggedTiddlers with: Open all (journal AND NOT
Archived) modified reverse close 100
tiddler OpenTaggedTiddlers with: Open all [journal AND NOT
Archived] modified reverse close 100
tiddler OpenTaggedTiddlers with: Open all [[journal AND NOT
Archived]] modified reverse close 100


While I'm here, is there any way to trigger this behavior
automatically, either when a tiddler is opened, or at document load
time?

Thanks very much in advance.

http://www.tiddlytools.com/#OpenTaggedTiddlers
http://www.tiddlytools.com/#MatchTagsPlugin

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[tw] Re: Tiddler Title question

2011-06-11 Thread HansBKK
Use Firebug to narrow down your selectors.

On Jun 12, 1:01 am, axelm miedbr...@gmail.com wrote:
 Thank you, axs.  That worked.

 Then I tried to give the title a Highlight color like this:

 background-color:#6F0;

 but the whole line gets highlighted, I just want the text to highlight.

 How do I do that?

 axelm

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