[tw] removing tags from tiddlers using the checkbox

[Josh]

Hi, 

Love the Task Management tiddler built into TW5 which allows you to view 
all tasks, and tick them as done when you click the checkbox.

Two questions about this concept and the below associated code from the 
Task Management Tiddler...

*CODE*

<$list 
filter="[!has[draft.of]tag[task]tag[urgent]!tag[done]sort[!created]]">

<$checkbox tag="done"> <$link to={{!!title}}><$view 
field="title"/>




*Questions*
   
   1. Is it possible to remove the strikethrough which is created when you 
   check the checkbox, thus tagging the task as "Done"?
   
   2. Using the above code if you complete a task, and tick its checkbox, 
   the task will be tagged with the tag "Done" and moved to the Completed 
   Tasks section. Is there a way to remove tags when the checkbox is clicked 
   in the same way that tags can be added? For example I tag most of my tasks 
   with just the tag task, however sometimes I use something like "urgent". I 
   would want to remove the tag "urgent" when the task is checked.
   
   3. Can you create a field which displays time in days or hours, I want 
   to subtract the task created date from it's modified date, giving me total 
   time spent on task.
   

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[tw] How to Backup TW5?

[Josh]

There used to be a backup option in Advanced Options tiddler in TWC.

How do we access this in TW5? I don't want to lose my work if possible. 
Have implemented manual backup (copy file) at the moment.

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[tw] Re: How to implement pre-made scripts in tiddlywiki?

[Michael Evans]

Brilliant. It works great. I would have never concatenated the two scripts 
or put the macro after the wrapper on my own.

On Monday, November 18, 2013 8:07:36 PM UTC-5, Eric Shulman wrote:
>
> On Monday, November 18, 2013 3:22:49 PM UTC-8, Michael Evans wrote:
>>
>> I'm trying to implement jtab  in my wiki. It 
>> would be used on a good number of pages, so ideally, I want it to be 
>> includable in tiddlers as a plugin. It requires the libraries jquery, 
>> raphael, and the jtab script. All three can be found 
>> here, 
>> although from my understanding, jquery is already included in tiddlywiki.
>> I would like to somehow make this a plug-in if possible, not link to it 
>> externally. I've been messing around with no luck. What's the best way for 
>> me to do this?
>>
>
> (note: the following is untested and may not work right)
>
> As you've already noted, jQuery is included in the TWCore, so you don't 
> need to add that.
> To add Raphael (vector graphics library), copy the contents of the 
> raphael.js source file and paste it into a tiddler.
> To add jTab (music notation library), copy the contents of the jtab.js 
> source file and paste it into the same tiddler as before, following the 
> Raphael code.
> At the end of the tiddler, add the following code:
>
> config.macros.jtab = {
>   handler: function() { jtab.renderimplicit(null); }
> }
>
> Make sure to tag the tiddler with "systemConfig" to make it a plugin. 
>  Save and reload your document.  If all goes well, it should load and run 
> the code you just pasted, which will initialize the Raphael and jTab 
> libraries.  Then, create a tiddler containing:
> 
> {{jTab{
> ... jtab syntax goes here ...
> }}}<>
> 
> The content inside the {{jTab{...}}} wrapper should use jTab syntax.  If 
> the plugin code is working, the <> macro that follows after the 
> wrapper causes the content within the wrapper to be displayed as jTab 
> rendered music notation.
>
> enjoy,
> -e
> Eric Shulman
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[tw] Re: How to implement pre-made scripts in tiddlywiki?

[Eric Shulman]

On Monday, November 18, 2013 3:22:49 PM UTC-8, Michael Evans wrote:
>
> I'm trying to implement jtab  in my wiki. It 
> would be used on a good number of pages, so ideally, I want it to be 
> includable in tiddlers as a plugin. It requires the libraries jquery, 
> raphael, and the jtab script. All three can be found 
> here, 
> although from my understanding, jquery is already included in tiddlywiki.
> I would like to somehow make this a plug-in if possible, not link to it 
> externally. I've been messing around with no luck. What's the best way for 
> me to do this?
>

(note: the following is untested and may not work right)

As you've already noted, jQuery is included in the TWCore, so you don't 
need to add that.
To add Raphael (vector graphics library), copy the contents of the 
raphael.js source file and paste it into a tiddler.
To add jTab (music notation library), copy the contents of the jtab.js 
source file and paste it into the same tiddler as before, following the 
Raphael code.
At the end of the tiddler, add the following code:

config.macros.jtab = {
  handler: function() { jtab.renderimplicit(null); }
}

Make sure to tag the tiddler with "systemConfig" to make it a plugin.  Save 
and reload your document.  If all goes well, it should load and run the 
code you just pasted, which will initialize the Raphael and jTab libraries. 
 Then, create a tiddler containing:

{{jTab{
... jtab syntax goes here ...
}}}<>

The content inside the {{jTab{...}}} wrapper should use jTab syntax.  If 
the plugin code is working, the <> macro that follows after the 
wrapper causes the content within the wrapper to be displayed as jTab 
rendered music notation.

enjoy,
-e
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[tw] Re: Receiving data from a php file

[skye riquelme]

Em quinta-feira, 14 de novembro de 2013 20h15min09s UTC-3, Yakov escreveu:
>
> Hello everyone,
>
> I'm by no means an expert in serverside scripting or client-server 
> interaction, but shouldn't TW (as client-side) interact with php-script 
> (server-side) with some POST/GET requests?
>
> Best regards,
> Yakov.
>
> четверг, 14 ноября 2013 г., 5:38:49 UTC+4 пользователь Eric Shulman 
> написал:
>>
>>
>> On Wednesday, November 13, 2013 4:38:21 PM UTC-8, skye riquelme wrote:
>>>
>>> Hi Ericthanks...I am sure we are really close...but I cant get it to 
>>> work. seems the onclick is not firing the code I am testing is -
>>>
>>> >> style="width:100%;height:200px;">
>>> check this out!
>>> <> 
>>>
>>
>>> ..for now I am just putting the txt into a localStorage so I can quickly 
>>> see if it worked...
>>> the php code is returning the text...but clicking the link does do 
>>> anything
>>>
>>
>> make sure that the  is *immediately* following the closing 
>> ... with *no whitespace* and, if you are using 
>> HTMLFormattingPlugin, use  in the  block so newlines in the 
>> onclick handler code will be ignored.
>>
>> -e
>>
>>

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[tw] Re: Receiving data from a php file

[skye riquelme]

Thanks Eric...thats damm awesome.opens up a whole new ball´park for me.

Skye

Em quarta-feira, 13 de novembro de 2013 22h38min49s UTC-3, Eric Shulman 
escreveu:
>
>
> On Wednesday, November 13, 2013 4:38:21 PM UTC-8, skye riquelme wrote:
>>
>> Hi Ericthanks...I am sure we are really close...but I cant get it to 
>> work. seems the onclick is not firing the code I am testing is -
>>
>> > style="width:100%;height:200px;">
>> check this out!
>> <> 
>>
>
>> ..for now I am just putting the txt into a localStorage so I can quickly 
>> see if it worked...
>> the php code is returning the text...but clicking the link does do 
>> anything
>>
>
> make sure that the  is *immediately* following the closing 
> ... with *no whitespace* and, if you are using 
> HTMLFormattingPlugin, use  in the  block so newlines in the 
> onclick handler code will be ignored.
>
> -e
>
>

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Re: [tw] TW5 - tiddlers as field names and field values

[Josh]

Also can someone help me interpret the times here in the modified date/time:

201311190051249

year 2013

month 11 (november)

day 19

But what is *0051249*?


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Re: [tw] TW5 - tiddlers as field names and field values

[Josh]

Thanks Jeremy, 

can you calculate the days between two dates using a field for example 
DaysTasken = [modified-[created]?

I want to be able to record these are the tasks I have done, and this is 
how long they took?

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[tw] Re: TW5 Plugins

[Josh]

Mario, 

To drag a plugin as you described do we drag the name of just one shaddow 
tiddler in More> Shadow > , as I thought some plugins required multiple 
tiddlers?

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[tw] How to implement pre-made scripts in tiddlywiki?

[Michael Evans]

I'm trying to implement jtab  in my wiki. It 
would be used on a good number of pages, so ideally, I want it to be 
includable in tiddlers as a plugin. It requires the libraries jquery, 
raphael, and the jtab script. All three can be found 
here, 
although from my understanding, jquery is already included in tiddlywiki.

I would like to somehow make this a plug-in if possible, not link to it 
externally. I've been messing around with no luck. What's the best way for 
me to do this?

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[tw] Re: TW5 Plugins

[Josh]

Can you do backups at all in TW5 if so, how?

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[tw] Re: TW5 Plugins

[Josh]

Thanks Mario, 

Looking forward to more plugins for TW5

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[tw] Re: Using global config options in view / edit template

[Eric Shulman]

On Monday, November 18, 2013 1:20:15 PM UTC-8, Stefan Kohl wrote:
>
> But what I still have not figured out is: how do you display a simple 
> variable (as' config.options.txtContentRef') in a tiddler (or within the 
> viewTemplate).
> Or put another way, is there a predefined macro or a syntax to show the 
> content of a config option (or any other variable)?
> The simple <> macro displays no content:
>

In a tiddler:
   <>

In a ViewTemplate:
   

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[tw] Re: Using global config options in view / edit template

[Stefan Kohl]

Thanks -m.

Your link solves the problem of how to set the option at 'editTime' - 
simply by adding 

Notizbuch 

to the editTemplate.


But what I still have not figured out is: how do you display a simple 
variable (as' config.options.txtContentRef') in a tiddler (or within the 
viewTemplate).
Or put another way, is there a predefined macro or a syntax to show the 
content of a config option (or any other variable)?

The simple <> macro displays no content:

Content Reference: 


any ideas? Thanks in advance. Stefan


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Re: [tw] Sliders in TW5

[Eric Shulman]

>
> Recently, I've noticed that in some cases this works as expected, indeed. 
> However, a while ago I've been trying trees of nested sliders and got 
> different syntax bugs in each situation -- that's probably why I remembered 
> that as "not supported". Unfortunately, I don't have a consistent series of 
> tests, but quick tweaking brought me this markup which is not represented 
> correctly:
>
> * +++[something]
> text
> *  more text +++[more]
>   details
>   ===
> ===
>

The problem is with a conflict between bullet items and nested slider 
syntax.  Both are "line mode" syntax, which means they expect a terminating 
newline.  In your example, the outer nested slider works as expected, but 
the inner one seems to be "broken" and the closing "===" syntax is 
displayed as regular text instead of creating the inner slider.

A quick experiment confirms that it is this interaction of line-mode 
formatting: if you start the inner nested slider on a separate line by 
adding a newline after "more text", like this:

* +++[something]
text
* more text
+++[more]
  details
===
===

then it parses correctly and the nesting works as intended.  Of course, 
this also changes the layout of the content, so it's not really a solution 
for your specific use case... but it does illustrate where the problem 
lies.  Fortuately, there is a workaround that *does* solve the problem: add 
a 'dummy' CSS wrapper around the inner bullet item AND content... like this:

* +++[something]
text
*{{dummy{more text +++[more]
  details
===}}}
===

(note: you can use any CSS classname you want... "dummy" is just a 
placeholder.  In fact, the classname doesn't even need to be defined, 
because the only purpose it to create the *wrapper* itself, rather than 
applying any specific styles to the content.)

This technique also works as a general solution for using *multi-line* 
content with bullet items, and can even work with *numbered* bullets:
---
# {{foo{This is the first line of a bullet item that has multi-line content
containing line-mode formats like headings:
!like this one
and blank lines:

and nested sliders
+++[click me]>
   hello world
===

and even tables:
|this table|is indented to the|
|proper bullet item|level|
}}}
# This is the second bullet item
# etc.
---

enjoy,
-e
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[tw] Re: Testing new TW5 Theme: etch

[Ton Gerner]

Thanks,

Ton

On Monday, November 18, 2013 7:41:19 PM UTC+1, Bob Robison wrote:
>
> Feel free to use the icon.  As I mentioned, I basically stole the idea 
> from @pmario http://pmario.tiddlyspace.com.  At some point I'll probably 
> put in a pull-request to get this theme added to the main branch, if Jeremy 
> thinks it is helpful -- but I need to work on it a bit more.
>
> However -- I will say that the compressed line-height was intentional, as 
> I like to cram a bunch of stuff onto the page at once.  I know this doesn't 
> appeal to everyone, which is why I made the line-height one of the 
> adjustable parameters in the ThemeTweaks tiddler.  But, I wanted to show 
> what it looks like when it is fairly compressed. :)
>
> bob
>
> On Monday, November 18, 2013 12:27:33 PM UTC-6, Ton Gerner wrote:
>>
>> Hi Bob,
>>
>> Do you mind if I use your 'close other tiddlers' icon?
>> I think it is expressing perfect the use.
>>
>> Cheers,
>>
>> Ton
>>
>> On Sunday, November 17, 2013 9:42:14 PM UTC+1, Tobias Beer wrote:
>>>
>>> Hi Bob,
>>>
>>> I think your default line height doesn't make for a good reading 
>>> experience.
>>>
>>> body.tw-body {
>>>line-height: 0.94em;
>>> }
>>>
>>> Was that a design choice?
>>>
>>> Tobias.
>>>
>>

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Re: [tw] Sliders in TW5

[Yakov]

Hi Eric,

понедельник, 18 ноября 2013 г., 12:59:29 UTC+4 пользователь Eric Shulman 
написал:
>
> I guess one would hardly need "tabs" with one tab; and, at least in Eric's 
>> implementation, nested sliders can't be used one inside another
>>
>
> Yes they can... that's why they are called *nested* sliders!
>
> +++[click this]>
>content
>+++[second level slider]>
>more content
>   +++[third level slider]>
>   even more content
>   ===
>===
> ===
>
> Recently, I've noticed that in some cases this works as expected, indeed. 
However, a while ago I've been trying trees of nested sliders and got 
different syntax bugs in each situation -- that's probably why I remembered 
that as "not supported". Unfortunately, I don't have a consistent series of 
tests, but quick tweaking brought me this markup which is not represented 
correctly:

* +++[something]
text
*  more text +++[more]
  details
  ===
===

Sorry for misleading comments.

Best regards,
Yakov.

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[tw] Re: Testing new TW5 Theme: etch

[Bob Robison]

Feel free to use the icon.  As I mentioned, I basically stole the idea from 
@pmario http://pmario.tiddlyspace.com.  At some point I'll probably put in 
a pull-request to get this theme added to the main branch, if Jeremy thinks 
it is helpful -- but I need to work on it a bit more.

However -- I will say that the compressed line-height was intentional, as I 
like to cram a bunch of stuff onto the page at once.  I know this doesn't 
appeal to everyone, which is why I made the line-height one of the 
adjustable parameters in the ThemeTweaks tiddler.  But, I wanted to show 
what it looks like when it is fairly compressed. :)

bob

On Monday, November 18, 2013 12:27:33 PM UTC-6, Ton Gerner wrote:
>
> Hi Bob,
>
> Do you mind if I use your 'close other tiddlers' icon?
> I think it is expressing perfect the use.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Ton
>
> On Sunday, November 17, 2013 9:42:14 PM UTC+1, Tobias Beer wrote:
>>
>> Hi Bob,
>>
>> I think your default line height doesn't make for a good reading 
>> experience.
>>
>> body.tw-body {
>>line-height: 0.94em;
>> }
>>
>> Was that a design choice?
>>
>> Tobias.
>>
>

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[tw] Re: Testing new TW5 Theme: etch

[Ton Gerner]

Hi Bob,

Do you mind if I use your 'close other tiddlers' icon?
I think it is expressing perfect the use.

Cheers,

Ton

On Sunday, November 17, 2013 9:42:14 PM UTC+1, Tobias Beer wrote:
>
> Hi Bob,
>
> I think your default line height doesn't make for a good reading 
> experience.
>
> body.tw-body {
>line-height: 0.94em;
> }
>
> Was that a design choice?
>
> Tobias.
>

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Re: [tw] Re: Yet another list filter question

[Jeremy Ruston]

On Mon, Nov 18, 2013 at 5:32 PM, Joshua  wrote:

> Ah, I was checking it with a bold word and in that way it did wikify. :-)
> Oh well. I understand what you are looking for now.
>

That's the difference between a transclusion being parsed in inline mode
vs. block mode. In inline mode only inline formatting such as bold text is
applied. In block mode you also get block formatting such as lists,
headings, etc.

Best wishes

Jeremy


>
> Joshua
>
>
> On Monday, November 18, 2013 10:55:27 AM UTC-6, David Gifford wrote:
>
>> Thanks Joshua but that does the same thing. A bulleted list in one of the
>> tiddlers doesn't render if I do that.
>>
>>
>> On Mon, Nov 18, 2013 at 10:49 AM, Joshua  wrote:
>>
>>> Is the following what you want?
>>>
>>> <$list filter="[tag[assessmentcycle]sort[title]]">
>>> <$link to={{!!title}}>@<$view field="text"/>
>>> <$transclude/>
>>> 
>>>
>>>
>>> On Sunday, November 17, 2013 9:46:22 PM UTC-6, David Gifford wrote:

 Hi all

 If I do

 *<$list filter="[tag[zzz]sort[title]]">

 <$link to={{!!title}}>@<$transclude/>

 *

 the transcluded text doesn't wikify.

 But if I separate *<$link to={{!!title}}>@*
 from *<$transclude/>*

 with a double new line, the @ doesn't appear on the same line as the 
 transcluded text, which is what I would prefer. Any ideas?


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Re: [tw] Re: Yet another list filter question

[Joshua]

Ah, I was checking it with a bold word and in that way it did wikify. :-) 
Oh well. I understand what you are looking for now.

Joshua

On Monday, November 18, 2013 10:55:27 AM UTC-6, David Gifford wrote:
>
> Thanks Joshua but that does the same thing. A bulleted list in one of the 
> tiddlers doesn't render if I do that.
>
>
> On Mon, Nov 18, 2013 at 10:49 AM, Joshua 
> > wrote:
>
>> Is the following what you want?
>>
>> <$list filter="[tag[assessmentcycle]sort[title]]">
>> <$link to={{!!title}}>@<$view field="text"/>
>> <$transclude/>
>> 
>>
>>
>> On Sunday, November 17, 2013 9:46:22 PM UTC-6, David Gifford wrote:
>>>
>>> Hi all
>>>
>>> If I do 
>>>
>>> *<$list filter="[tag[zzz]sort[title]]">
>>>
>>> <$link to={{!!title}}>@<$transclude/>
>>>
>>> *
>>>
>>> the transcluded text doesn't wikify.
>>>
>>> But if I separate *<$link to={{!!title}}>@* 
>>> from *<$transclude/>* 
>>>
>>> with a double new line, the @ doesn't appear on the same line as the 
>>> transcluded text, which is what I would prefer. Any ideas?
>>>
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Re: [tw] Yet another list filter question

[David Gifford]

Frustrating.


On Mon, Nov 18, 2013 at 11:07 AM, Jeremy Ruston wrote:

> I'm afraid Dave that it's the old block vs. newline rules.
>
> For a widget to be considered to be a block it has to be the first thing
> on the line, and the opening tag has to be immediately followed by a
> newline. In your first example, the transclude widget is followed by a
> newline but isn't the first thing on the line, so the transclusion is
> parsed inline.
>
> When you separate the transclude widget onto it's own line you flick it
> into block mode, which means that block-mode wikitext syntax will be
> applied to the transcluded text.
>
> Best wishes
>
> Jeremy
>
>
>
> On Mon, Nov 18, 2013 at 3:46 AM, David Gifford  wrote:
>
>> Hi all
>>
>> If I do
>>
>> *<$list filter="[tag[zzz]sort[title]]">
>>
>> <$link to={{!!title}}>@<$transclude/>
>>
>> *
>>
>> the transcluded text doesn't wikify.
>>
>> But if I separate *<$link to={{!!title}}>@*
>> from *<$transclude/>*
>>
>> with a double new line, the @ doesn't appear on the same line as the 
>> transcluded text, which is what I would prefer. Any ideas?
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Re: [tw] Yet another list filter question

[Jeremy Ruston]

I'm afraid Dave that it's the old block vs. newline rules.

For a widget to be considered to be a block it has to be the first thing on
the line, and the opening tag has to be immediately followed by a newline.
In your first example, the transclude widget is followed by a newline but
isn't the first thing on the line, so the transclusion is parsed inline.

When you separate the transclude widget onto it's own line you flick it
into block mode, which means that block-mode wikitext syntax will be
applied to the transcluded text.

Best wishes

Jeremy



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> Hi all
>
> If I do
>
> *<$list filter="[tag[zzz]sort[title]]">
>
> <$link to={{!!title}}>@<$transclude/>
>
> *
>
> the transcluded text doesn't wikify.
>
> But if I separate *<$link to={{!!title}}>@*
> from *<$transclude/>*
>
> with a double new line, the @ doesn't appear on the same line as the 
> transcluded text, which is what I would prefer. Any ideas?
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Re: [tw] Re: Yet another list filter question

[David Gifford]

Thanks Joshua but that does the same thing. A bulleted list in one of the
tiddlers doesn't render if I do that.


On Mon, Nov 18, 2013 at 10:49 AM, Joshua wrote:

> Is the following what you want?
>
> <$list filter="[tag[assessmentcycle]sort[title]]">
> <$link to={{!!title}}>@<$view field="text"/>
> <$transclude/>
> 
>
>
> On Sunday, November 17, 2013 9:46:22 PM UTC-6, David Gifford wrote:
>>
>> Hi all
>>
>> If I do
>>
>> *<$list filter="[tag[zzz]sort[title]]">
>>
>> <$link to={{!!title}}>@<$transclude/>
>>
>> *
>>
>> the transcluded text doesn't wikify.
>>
>> But if I separate *<$link to={{!!title}}>@*
>> from *<$transclude/>*
>>
>> with a double new line, the @ doesn't appear on the same line as the 
>> transcluded text, which is what I would prefer. Any ideas?
>>
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[tw] Re: Yet another list filter question

[Joshua]

Is the following what you want?

<$list filter="[tag[assessmentcycle]sort[title]]">
<$link to={{!!title}}>@<$view field="text"/>
<$transclude/>



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>
> Hi all
>
> If I do 
>
> *<$list filter="[tag[zzz]sort[title]]">
>
> <$link to={{!!title}}>@<$transclude/>
>
> *
>
> the transcluded text doesn't wikify.
>
> But if I separate *<$link to={{!!title}}>@* 
> from *<$transclude/>* 
>
> with a double new line, the @ doesn't appear on the same line as the 
> transcluded text, which is what I would prefer. Any ideas?
>
>
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[tw] Re: TW5 Plugins

[PMario]

On Monday, November 18, 2013 9:05:04 AM UTC+1, Josh wrote:

> I read this great post 
> https://groups.google.com/forum/#!searchin/tiddlywiki/plugins$20tw5/tiddlywiki/w8w74S8rums/KjN32a8VOgUJ
>
> However I am still confused about how to install a plugin in TW5, and if 
> the plugins I am thinking of will even work with the new architecture.
>

At the moment, the easiest way is to open 2 TWs in 2 windows and drag and 
drop plugins from one TW to the other. 

 I lost the tiddlywiki I use at work today (some file on my HDD took up the 
> entire HDD so TW couldn't save and it became corrupted 0 bytes).
>

ohh, bad luck.
 

> After my loss (my own fault) I have some questions.
>
>
>1. How do you install plugins in TW5?
>
> see above 

There are no "BackupOptionsPlugin" and "SortableGridPlugin" atm.

IMO a sortable grid could be done as a standard TW5 plugin. 

Handling the backups in a better way for FireFox the TiddlyFox addOn would 
need to be modified. Browser vendors block direct file access that we need 
to achieve our goals, due to security concerns.

-mario


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[tw] Re: [TW5] Bug in viewing

[PMario]

On Monday, November 18, 2013 1:15:07 PM UTC+1, Ton Gerner wrote:

> Every now and then I notice that the 3 tiddler buttons (info, edit and 
> close) are shifted a few centimeters to the left and masked by the title 
> text (see picture).
> When that happens you cannot reach the buttons anymore.
>
> I am mainly using Firefox on Windows 7 64-bit and do not know if it 
> happens with other browsers and/or OSes.
>

I think it is a browser specific problem. I can see it in FF with ubuntu 
too. 
There is also an ugly problem in the animation. The buttons jump to the 
left and back at the end of the animation.  I did slow down the animation 
to 2000ms to see whats going on but no luck yet. For me it seems to be a 
"float right" FireFox specific bug. 

-m

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[tw] Re: Using global config options in view / edit template

[PMario]

Hi,
this may be a hint: http://tiddlywiki.org/#option
-m

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[tw] [TW5] Layout tiddler proposal

[Ton Gerner]

Triggered by '[TW5] Bug in viewing' [1] I do the following proposal:

Show the toolbar buttons a little bit higher than the title (as in TWc).

This has a few advantages:

* There will more room for the title.
* There will be more room for extra toolbar buttons, e.g a 'Close other' 
button (and/or 'More' button).

See attached picture.

Cheers,

Ton

[1] https://groups.google.com/d/msg/tiddlywiki/ckjb1CvakA4/bziPuYNG0RMJ

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[tw] [TW5] Bug in viewing

[Ton Gerner]

Hi Jeremy,

Every now and then I notice that the 3 tiddler buttons (info, edit and 
close) are shifted a few centimeters to the left and masked by the title 
text (see picture).
When that happens you cannot reach the buttons anymore.

I am mainly using Firefox on Windows 7 64-bit and do not know if it happens 
with other browsers and/or OSes.

Cheers,

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Re: [tw] Sliders in TW5

[Jeremy Ruston]

That's also fixed in alpha.15




Best wishes




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wrote:

> GREAT! Thanks, Jeremy.
> What I additionally noticed: As soon as I click inside such a revealed 
> section, it is hidden again. Is this intended?

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Re: [tw] Sliders in TW5

[Stephan Hradek]

GREAT! Thanks, Jeremy.

What I additionally noticed: As soon as I click inside such a revealed 
section, it is hidden again. Is this intended?

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Re: [tw] Sliders in TW5

[Jeremy Ruston]

Hi Stephan

>
> Of course the "*" don't render as a bulleted list, while o.t.o.h.
> [[advantage]] does link to a tiddler.
>

All that's going on is that the DIV containing the $text$ doesn't have a
newline after the opening tag, and so the content of the DIV is being
parsed in inline mode, which means that block syntax like bullet lists
don't get parsed.

The solution is to add a newline after the opening tag:

\define Comment(text)
<$button class="note" popup="$:/state/Comments">
<$reveal type="nomatch" text="" default="" state="$:/state/Comments"
animate="yes">

$text$


\end


>
> But I think this would require current macros to be written like this:
>
> <>
>

This is indeed the main tradeoff between the syntax for widgets and macros.
Macros trade a simpler syntax for the inability to have content, while
widgets adopt the HTML model of hierarchical containment, which is rich but
fiddly.

Best wishes

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Re: [tw] Sliders in TW5

[Eric Shulman]

>
> I guess one would hardly need "tabs" with one tab; and, at least in Eric's 
> implementation, nested sliders can't be used one inside another
>

Yes they can... that's why they are called *nested* sliders!

+++[click this]>
   content
   +++[second level slider]>
   more content
  +++[third level slider]>
  even more content
  ===
   ===
===

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Re: [tw] Sliders in TW5

[Stephan Hradek]

Hi Jeremy!

I started to use this macro, which I adopted from your example:

\define Comment(text)
<$button class="note" popup="$:/state/Comments">
<$reveal type="nomatch" text="" default="" state="$:/state/Comments" 
animate="yes">
$text$

\end

It is called like this:

<>


(example on skeeve.tiddlyspot.com)

Of course the "*" don't render as a bulleted list, while o.t.o.h. 
[[advantage]] does link to a tiddler.

Is there any (easy) way to be able to reveal wikitext? Or is there any way 
to supply wikitext to a macro?

If not, maybe this would be a way to achieve it?

<>
I don't see the [[advantage]] here for obvious reason:

* Doesn't fit
* Awful color
<>

A macro should then be able to access the content somehow, like, for 
example:

\define Comment()
<$button class="note" popup="$:/state/Comments">
<$reveal type="nomatch" text="" default="" state="$:/state/Comments" 
animate="yes">
$_CONTENT_$

\end

Where "$_CONTENT_$" would then be the formatted (wikified) HTML content.

But I think this would require current macros to be written like this:

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[tw] TW5 Plugins

[Josh]

Hi All,

I read this great post 
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!searchin/tiddlywiki/plugins$20tw5/tiddlywiki/w8w74S8rums/KjN32a8VOgUJ

However I am still confused about how to install a plugin in TW5, and if 
the plugins I am thinking of will even work with the new architecture.

I lost the tiddlywiki I use at work today (some file on my HDD took up the 
entire HDD so TW couldn't save and it became corrupted 0 bytes).

I have decided I need a better backup solution. I was confused by how TW 
Classic named it's backups, ( I could never tell which was the most recent, 
and had the most updated information). It named them with so many numbers I 
couldn't decipher them into a date and time such as -MM-DD HHMM.

After my loss (my own fault) I have some questions.


   1. How do you install plugins in TW5?
   
   2. Tagging a tiddler with a date and or time, or is this information 
   better kept in a field? Eventually I would like to be able to create a task 
   from a template, and the task will have the attributes:
  1. date created
  2. date finished (at which point it will be tagged done in the way 
  that TW5 already accomplishes this
  3. calculate total time to complete (This way I can work out which 
  were my major pieces of work or achievements for the year
  4. or maybe be able to organise some tasks as projects and other 
  tasks as sub tasks tasks of projects or things I did to complete a larger 
  piece of work or project. The projects tiddler would have a list of all 
  projects, using the below *SortableGridPlugin *you could see the 
  attributes of the project and sort by them. And when you open the project 
  by clicking its title it shows all the sub tasks that were completed to 
  finish the project.
  
  This all hinges on the fact I learn some Javascript css etc. This is 
  a pipedream a vision.
  
  3. Currently clicking a tiddler link expands and shows the contents 
   of that tiddler. Using the internal version of tiddlywiki5 
   *http://tw5gray.tiddlyspot.com/* the tags also expand to show the titles 
   of all tiddlers with that tag. Is there a way of expanding only all 
   tiddlers within the current tiddler, so you could essentially just scroll 
   down to read everything rather than click on each tiddler link in turn and 
   close it. The way it functions at the moment I find myself wanting to open 
   multiple tiddlers grouped inside another tiddler since they are usually 
   related in this way. But each time I click one I am directed to the top. 
   The tiddler I clicked on opens at the top, and to get to the others 
   tiddlers I have to scroll down (repeating this process for each tiddler I 
   want to open).
   
   Examples of this include: wanting to open all tiddlers tagged with XYZ 
   or all the tiddlers in for example the getting started tiddler. Is this at 
   all possible?
   
   4. Is there a backup plugin in TW5 which accomplishes what the 
  1. *BackupOptionsPlugin *from http://rumkin.com/tools/tiddlywiki/ 
  does? 
 1. Limit your backups to one per day, one per minute etc 
 2. Names your backups in a custom-defined format.

* -MM-DD HHMM. *
  2. *SortableGridPlugin* - from http://rumkin.com/tools/tiddlywiki/ - Take 
  any table and make it sortable.
 1. I want this so I can flick between sort by date created and 
 date created in reverse [tag[task]!tag[done]!sort[created]] from 
 https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/tiddlywiki/6htGVb3W5Uk
  
Thanks All, 

Regards, 

Josh.

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