date:20150621

Hi TwWizards

I just came across this: http://dudleystorey.github.io/CSSslidy/ and 
couldn't help thinking that it might be easy to implement in TiddlyWiki.
I'm not sure how to make it work though...

Do you know how to do it?

Cheers Måns Mårtensson

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[tw] Re: education.tw.com

2015-06-21 Thread Felix Küppers

Hi Richard,

I just stumbled upon this (
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/83055414/education.tw.com.html 
https://www.google.com/url?q=https%3A%2F%2Fdl.dropboxusercontent.com%2Fu%2F83055414%2Feducation.tw.com.htmlsa=Dsntz=1usg=AFQjCNFmpjBT33nGhpSeiqw9H05yzwDNsA)
 
and it is a great, extremely modern looking site you build there with 
tiddlywiki! Very impressive.

-Felix


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[tw] Impress.js and TW5?

Hi TwWizards

@Tobias* and Chris Dent made proofs of concepts a while ago, showing that 
it was indeed possible to use the impress.js library in TWC.
It was however not possible to make it fully work with tiddlers and common 
lists - tags etc..

I wonder if anyone has tried to make it work with TW5?

Like Felix's TiddlyMap can convert your TW into a full featured mindmap 
application -  I think that an edition of TW5 which could turn your TW into 
a full fledged presentation tool ( a lá  Prezi) would be very nice.

There are a couple of editors for impress.js presentations available 
already. Maybe one of those could be implemented in TW5 along with an 
ability to show the presentation via impress.js? 
Here's an example: http://naugtur.pl/builder4impress

Cheers Måns Mårtensson

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Re: [tw] Re: TiddlyWiki Hangout #87 will be tomorrow, Saturday 20th June at 1pm BST

2015-06-21 Thread Alex Hough

Jeremy,

The background really works here. Where is the pattern from?

Alex

On 20 June 2015 at 17:31, Jeremy Ruston jeremy.rus...@gmail.com wrote:

Hi Jed

I'd just noticed that, too, great shame. Perhaps you can make some
screencasts :)

I've updated http://hangout-87.tiddlyspot.com with your links.

Best wishes

Jeremy.

On Sat, Jun 20, 2015 at 5:28 PM, Jed Carty inmyso...@gmail.com wrote:

It looks like almost none of the screen sharing I did during the hangout
was actually recorded so there is a sizeable chunk of the hangout that is
me talking about things that you can't see. Here are the things I was
talking about in case anyone is interested:

The menu I was talking about:
http://ooktech.com/jed/ExampleWikis/OtherMindMap/
The control panel add-on:
http://ooktech.com/jed/ExampleWikis/ControlPanelAddon/
The muut comments: http://ooktech.com/jed/ExampleWikis/TiddlyWiki-muut/
The resume builder:
http://ooktech.com/jed/ExampleWikis/ResumeBuilderWiki/

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[tw] Re: cssslidy.js - How to use and setup as a macro in TW5?

Hi Mans, 
I think the library name is misleading. At the first look, it seems to be 
pure CSS, which indeed would be easy to implement into TW. 

 ... but ... it's a JS library.

It doesn't fit well to TW, since it manipulates DOM IDs, which is a no go 
for TW, since we are used to more then one instance at the same time.
Libraries, that manipulating the DOM don't work well with TW, since we 
rewrite the page if tiddler content changes. This may be with every 
keystroke. 

From a users point of view this point number 1: Ensure that all the images 
you wish to use are exactly the same size. imo is a problem too, which 
makes preparation more complicated at it should be. 

Conclusion: IMO not a good fit for TW. ... The images are nice, which makes 
the library more attractive as it actually is :/
-m

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[tw] Re: cssslidy.js - How to use and setup as a macro in TW5?

Hi Mario

This is very, very nice - and the photos too :-)

Can't help thinking that it would be extremely usefull if it could be
modified to a macro which takes in a list of images based on a tag - and
there you go ;-)
The slider option seems to be a perfect fit for presentations - especially
if we could show tiddlers and images.

A mix of both options, manual slides and automatic slides, where the user
can decide which one to use, and an option to decide how long each image
should be shown might also be nice additions...

Great to see that this is all possible with CSS.

Thank you very much for showing how to do it Mario :-)

Cheers Måns Mårtensson

Ps: I've been missing something like Paolo's PhotoGalleryPlugin
http://www.math.ist.utl.pt/~psoares/addons.html and your FancyBoxPlugin
http://fancybox-plugin.tiddlyspace.com/* for TW5.

Cheers Måns Mårtensson

* http://fancybox.tiddlyspace.com/

Den søndag den 21. juni 2015 kl. 15.58.06 UTC+2 skrev PMario:

Hi Mans,

Important!!! - This is just a proof of concept.

Import the attachment into a TW. The CSS and test tiddler should be easy
enough, to see, what's going on and how to use it.

The concept is taken from a codepen [1] from Antonis Kamamis. The images
are mine so no credits needed, at least for me ;)

It should be possible, to make the image frame more responsive, so you can
have horizontal and vertical aligned images.
It should be possible to make the number of links dynamic, with a TW list
widget, and some simple templates.

Dynamically calculating the CSS animations, seems to be a bit trickier,
but should be possible with a very simple js macro or even CSS variables.
So no js needed. Just TW macros out of the box.

A quick search revealed one more page [2], which contains several pure CSS
concepts. Probably all of them could be easily implemented into TW.

have fun!
mario

[1] http://codepen.io/antoniskamamis/pen/hjBrE
[2] http://bashooka.com/coding/pure-css3-image-sliders/

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[tw] Re: cssslidy.js - How to use and setup as a macro in TW5?

Hi Mans,

Important!!! - This is just a proof of concept.

Import the attachment into a TW. The CSS and test tiddler should be easy
enough, to see, what's going on and how to use it.

The concept is taken from a codepen [1] from Antonis Kamamis. The images
are mine so no credits needed, at least for me ;)

Dynamically calculating the CSS animations, seems to be a bit trickier, but
should be possible with a very simple js macro or even CSS variables. So no
js needed. Just TW macros out of the box.

A quick search revealed one more page [2], which contains several pure CSS
concepts. Probably all of them could be easily implemented into TW.

have fun!
mario

[1] http://codepen.io/antoniskamamis/pen/hjBrE
[2] http://bashooka.com/coding/pure-css3-image-sliders/

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[tw] Re: Tiddlywiki Desktop

2015-06-21 Thread Danielo Rodríguez

I also noticed this also. You have to kill the nw process because it lives in 
the background once TDesktop is closed. 

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[tw] Re: cssslidy.js - How to use and setup as a macro in TW5?

I found a pure CSS version, that seems to be super simple. The animation is 
done with opacity, which imo looks even better. 
Example follows in some minutes, after a little bit more testing.

-m

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[tw] Re: [TW EDU] article on Digital Textbooks

2015-06-21 Thread Felix Küppers

Because I am doing a literature review on OER-funding and OER-technology at 
the moment, I realized how much potential lies in tiddlywiki as a free open 
source version of a digital text book. Especially because it has the 
ability to be used online and offline at the same time and can contain 
various forms of multimedia. 

I know Richard Smith and Ed Dixon are involved in education and already 
explore ways to use tiddlywiki in this realm but maybe there is a 
possibilty to receive or apply for some sort of *funding* for TiddlyWiki in 
terms of its suitability as interactive textbook for e.g. developing 
countries with no access to internet.

-Felix




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[tw] Re: Tiddly-Khan?

I love the idea of a downloadable tiddlywiki for educational uses. How can 
others contribute to such a project?

On Saturday, May 23, 2015 at 9:18:18 PM UTC-4, RichardWilliamSmith wrote:

 As part of my work with Ed Dixon's Team-Tiddly I am working on building a 
 TW front-end to the Khan-academy resources. Our goal is to demonstrate how 
 TW can be used to package educational materials for offline study with 
 periodic online syncing (Danielo's recent work with couchdb is of 
 particular interest in this regard). Eventually we want to get it talking 
 directly to next-gen learning management systems using the xAPI.


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[tw] Re: Tiddly-Khan?

2015-06-21 Thread 'Mark S.' via TiddlyWiki

For an offline version, would you be allowed to pack up the videos into a 
local directory?

When I look at Android apps, I see multiple ones that provide indexes into 
KA. I don't see any actual study material nor (what I was really hoping 
for) KA-in-a-app.

It would be really cool if there were apps (or TW's) with KA quizzes for 
either offline study or (if that's not possible) study on mobile devices. I 
can imagine TW with hide/reveal for answers.

Mark

On Saturday, May 23, 2015 at 6:18:18 PM UTC-7, RichardWilliamSmith wrote:

 Hi All,

 As part of my work with Ed Dixon's Team-Tiddly I am working on building a 
 TW front-end to the Khan-academy resources. Our goal is to demonstrate how 
 TW can be used to package educational materials for offline study with 
 periodic online syncing (Danielo's recent work with couchdb is of 
 particular interest in this regard). Eventually we want to get it talking 
 directly to next-gen learning management systems using the xAPI.

 As a start, I was able to ingest the meta-data for all of the KA videos 
 and package it into a TW. viz;

 https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/83055414/KhanAcademy.html

 There are ~6,500 videos in this file and the idea is that teachers will be 
 able to select the videos they want, along with exercises etc. and package 
 them into a deliverable for their students. Each video will then have 
 attached tiddlers for taking notes - handwritten and/or typed, 
 exercsises/quizzes and eventually functionality for communicating with the 
 teacher and other students. For example, we imagine that students will be 
 able to send questions to the teacher, time-stamped with the place in a 
 video that the question relates to and that students will be able to send 
 notes about the content to each other and so build a community 
 knowledge-base around the material.

 Ed works with a company called Learning Equality who currently maintain a 
 product called KA-Lite (https://learningequality.org/ka-lite/) which 
 creates a local server and pulls content down to it from the Khan servers 
 (meaning overall lower bandwidth requirements for continued use of the 
 materials) and eventually I would like to look at integrating with their 
 solution too.

 If we make something as useful as I suspect we can then I intend to show 
 it to the folks at Khan Academy - hopefully this will be a good way to 
 demonstrate the awesome capabilities of TiddlyWiki and get more people 
 using it.

 If you'd like to know more or want to help in any way, drop me a line.

 Regards,
 Richard


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[tw] Re: [TW EDU] article on Digital Textbooks

As far as funding goes, I agree - the plan that Jeremy and I kicked around
a few months ago was to put together an application for the Shuttleworth
foundation, who back open source efforts in many different fields. I was a
bit disheartened recently, when I checked back at their site to find that
they are offering specific advice against pitching them OER projects;

We’ve invested in OERs, education platforms and re-imagining peer learning
before. Although this remains important in the world, it no longer
automatically meets our criteria. We will need considerable evidence of
innovation.:

Not that I'm suggesting we don't have a truly innovative proposition, but
it's evidence that the 'education space' is rapidly filling up with many
uninspired offerings from startups all over the world.

I haven't looked at the Ford foundation - I'll do that soon - and there's
also the Knight foundation.

I am really keen to be involved in a project like this and it would be
great to see if we could all work together in some way.

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[tw] Re: Tiddlywiki Desktop

2015-06-21 Thread Suzanne McHale

I've also had the same issue with the latest edition, 0.0.4 (I'm on Windows 
8.1 64-bit too) - the desktop window briefly appears, then vanishes, but is 
still running as a background process on viewing the Task Manager. It seems 
to be a bug? (https://github.com/Jermolene/TiddlyDesktop/issues/52) The 
previous version, 0.0.3, still works OK.

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[tw] Re: [TW5] How to add comments to a wiki on tiddlyspot (without access to a server)

So DISQUS offers a way to use in single page apps:
https://help.disqus.com/customer/portal/articles/472107

Seems to me the best approach is to have a coments tab on the sidebar and
as the user scrolls to a tiddler it executes the DISQUS.reset function and
sets the page identifier to that tiddler.

On Saturday, June 20, 2015 at 12:24:19 PM UTC-4, Jed Carty wrote:

In the hangout Jeremy pointed out that I should probably let people know
about what I got to work with other commenting systems on tiddlywiki, so
here is my progress for putting DISQUS and IntenseDebate into a tiddlywiki.
Nether of these require access to a server so they work on tiddlyspot.The
same applies to the muut comments
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/tiddlywiki/jkif0vodmNY I showed
before.

DISQUS comments

There are two problems with using DISQUS in a tiddlywiki:

1)You can only have one comment thread per page because the script used
contains the comment thread id and there is no way that I have found to use
two scripts (they have the same function names).
2)There is the same problem as with the muut comments where the tiddler
with the comment thread needs to be open when the wiki is loaded for the
comments to be displayed (or the wiki needs to be reloaded with the
permalink to the tiddler).

Aside from those problems the comments work as expected. Here is a site
showing the how it works with instructions
http://ooktech.com/jed/ExampleWikis/DISQUS%20Demo/.

IntenseDebate Comments:

This one is cheating because everything is put into a tiddler tagged with
$:/tags/RawMarkup, but it is a way to get comments on a tiddlywiki without
needing access to a server.

This one also has problems:

1)You can't put the comments inside a tiddler, so they are always at the
very bottom of the wiki and you can't use wikitext to change anything about
them.
2)You can only have one comment thread per wiki for the same reason as
DISQUS, the thread id is in the script and I haven't found a way to change
this.

This one doesn't ever require a reload. There is a demo with instructions
here http://ooktech.com/jed/ExampleWikis/IntenseDebate%20Demo/.

So, in summary:

muut comments allow you to put different comment threads in different
tiddlers, but have some problems loading. Other than the loading problems
it works as expected.
DISQUS only allows one thread per wiki (actually per html file, but it has
the same effect). DISQUS requires a reload when opening a tiddler with the
comments, but reloading works better than with muut.
IntenseDebate doesn't require a reload but it also can only have one
comment thread per wiki. Also I cheated for this one and just put the raw
html into the wiki so the comments are always at the bottom of the page and
can't be affected using wikitext.

None of them require access to a server and all of them are simple to set
up.

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[tw] Re: [TW5] How to add comments to a wiki on tiddlyspot (without access to a server)

I had not seen that. If I can make that work than DISQUS should work than 
there shouldn't be any problems using it with tiddlywiki. I will look into 
it.

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[tw] Re: [TW5] How to add comments to a wiki on tiddlyspot (without access to a server)

Well, that sort of works. You can still only have a single comment thread, 
but you can use their reset function to change which comment thread is 
displayed. So you would have to have a button on each tiddler where you 
want comments and the user would have to click on the button to set disqus 
to display comments for that tiddler. If you open a tiddler and disqus 
loads without you pressing the button than the comments displayed will be 
whatever you set the default comment thread to be. So it works but it isn't 
perfect. I will put the new stuff up on the demo site 
http://ooktech.com/jed/ExampleWikis/DISQUS Demo/ and update the 
instructions.

If muut has something to force a reload like this than it would be ideal 
since you don't need to change the script to switch comment threads.

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[tw] Re: education.tw.com

Wow, That theme looks amazing. Good find!

On Sunday, June 21, 2015 at 12:47:48 PM UTC-4, Felix Küppers wrote:

 Hi Richard,

 I just stumbled upon this (
 https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/83055414/education.tw.com.html 
 https://www.google.com/url?q=https%3A%2F%2Fdl.dropboxusercontent.com%2Fu%2F83055414%2Feducation.tw.com.htmlsa=Dsntz=1usg=AFQjCNFmpjBT33nGhpSeiqw9H05yzwDNsA)
  
 and it is a great, extremely modern looking site you build there with 
 tiddlywiki! Very impressive.

 -Felix




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[tw] Re: Tiddly-Khan?

Hi Devin - the idea is to build tools to allow teachers to collaborate on
content - there is a lot of OER content that already exists but no great
tools for breaking it into pieces and re-using only the useful bits.
Federated TW will let many teachers build overlapping resources -
collaborating where appropriate and diverging where necessary. Any help at
all would be very much appreciated - what would you like to do? To show
that a full book can work when atomised and the re-assembled, I 'ported' a
great open-source math textbook to TW -
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/83055414/Books/Active_Calculus_v0.1.html

Hi Mark - take a look at KA-Lite https://learningequality.org/ka-lite/ - my
friend and fellow tiddlywikier Ed Dixon is part of their dev team - it
installs to a local server and tracks progress across the videos and
exercises from Khan Academy - one goal of tiddly-khan would be to hook into
their offline repository, with a fall-back to the online videos. The use
case is low-bandwidth environments - for example remote schools or
correctional facilities.

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[tw] Static files configuration

The documentation is a little sparse on this. When attempting to render 
static files 
http://tiddlywiki.com/#Generating%20Static%20Sites%20with%20TiddlyWiki is 
there a way to choose the output path/filename or is is based on the 
tiddlers directory structure or the tiddler titles?

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[tw] Re: [TW5] How to add comments to a wiki on tiddlyspot (without access to a server)

There is progress with DISQUS comments, it is at a point where if you use
the zoomin storyview the only problem is that you have to click a button to
make the comments load in each tiddler.

The demo site http://ooktech.com/jed/ExampleWikis/DISQUS%20Demo/ is
updated. This fix comes with its own new and unique problems!

Only one comment thread can be displayed on a page. So if you have two
tiddlers open and each one should have a comment thread only one will
actually load. If you click on the button to make the comments load for the
second tiddler the comments will load, but they will load in place of the
comments in the first tiddler and not in the second tiddler.
If you click on a button to load the comments and no comments have
successfully loaded in your wiki yet than you will get a javascript error.
Everything works, but you will get an error anyway (it is because you get
the error since the script isn't loaded, but the button loads the script if
it wasn't loaded so it works anyway).

I don't think that it is possible to make this work better because it
doesn't look like DISQUS can support having multiple comment threads
displayed on a single page. All of the identifying information is in the
script, not in the code used to place the comments. You may be able to use
the part of what Felix showed during the last hangout that causes things to
happen based on scrolling events to make comments for a tiddler
automatically load when you scroll to that tiddler, but that would have
other problems.

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[tw] Re: education.tw.com

Hi Felix,

Thanks - as chance would have it, I just got round to figuring out a bit 
about how github works and put the tiddlers up there, with a view to 
opening it up to collaboration - https://github.com/r1chard5mith/edu.TW5. 
I'd like to highlight all the many educational uses for tiddlywiki - I'd 
love to feature your tiddlymap project here, what do you think? (I think 
there should probably be another landing page too - for productivity and 
organisational tools and I think tiddlymap would belong there too, along 
with things like GTD)

Regards,
Richard

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[tw] Re: [TW EDU] article on Digital Textbooks

2015-06-21 Thread Greg Davis

Hi Felix,

Sorry, don't have any ideas on funding like that, my development was 
internal corporate work. However, on presenting in low tech environments, 
just ran across this old thread on setting up small hotspots. Thought it 
might be an area you would want to include if you were not aware of it 
already.

Sharing Tiddly wiki without internet? - Google Groups
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!searchin/TiddlyWiki/spot|sort:relevance/tiddlywiki/Z9tArRrAbrI/vz4Lns5Jmh4J

openwrt:diy [ PIRATEBOX ] 
http://piratebox.cc/openwrt:diy#piratebox_10_openwrt_diy

LibraryBox http://librarybox.us/

Greg

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[tw] Re: [TW EDU] article on Digital Textbooks

Alex,

I grew up on a truck farm here in the US, so I have a bit of experience in 
that area. When I move to Paris I am going to try growing things there. I 
will be in the middle of Paris and probably limited to my apartment so it 
will be small scale urban horticulture but I would be very happy to work 
with you on a TiddlyWikiGarden project.

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[tw] Re: cssslidy.js - How to use and setup as a macro in TW5?

Hi Mario

I'm trying to create a macro which will show images in the CSSFader from 
the canonical uri field of tiddlers with a specified tag.

Why doesn't this work?:

\define cssf(tag)
div class=container
$list filter='[tag[$tag$]]'
$set name=url value={{!!_canonical_uri}}
$set name=alt value={{!!alt}}
  img class='photo'  src=$url$ alt=$alt$ /
/$set
/$set
/$list
/div
\end
cssf ImageTag

Cheers Måns Mårtensson

Den søndag den 21. juni 2015 kl. 15.58.06 UTC+2 skrev PMario:

 Hi Mans,

 Important!!! - This is just a proof of concept.

 Import the attachment into a TW. The CSS and test tiddler should be easy 
 enough, to see, what's going on and how to use it.

 The concept is taken from a codepen [1] from Antonis Kamamis. The images 
 are mine so no credits needed, at least for me ;)

 It should be possible, to make the image frame more responsive, so you can 
 have horizontal and vertical aligned images. 
 It should be possible to make the number of links dynamic, with a TW list 
 widget, and some simple templates. 

 Dynamically calculating the CSS animations, seems to be a bit trickier, 
 but should be possible with a very simple js macro or even CSS variables. 
 So no js needed. Just TW macros out of the box.

 A quick search revealed one more page [2], which contains several pure CSS 
 concepts. Probably all of them could be easily implemented into TW. 

 have fun!
 mario

 [1] http://codepen.io/antoniskamamis/pen/hjBrE
 [2] http://bashooka.com/coding/pure-css3-image-sliders/




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[tw] Re: cssslidy.js - How to use and setup as a macro in TW5?

at the moment, the animation is only set for 5 images.  So the CSS will 
need some tweaking too. 

-m

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[tw] Re: cssslidy.js - How to use and setup as a macro in TW5?

try this: 

\define cssf(tag)
div class=container
$list filter='[tag[$tag$]]'
$set name=url value={{!!_canonical_uri}}
$set name=alt value={{!!alt}}
  img class='photo'  src=url alt=alt /
/$set
/$set
/$list
/div
\end

cssf ImageTag

and make sure, that your images are tagged, and type: image/jpeg or png, 
depending on your images. So the tiddlers should show the image. Then 
everything is set up right. 

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[tw] Re: [TW5] BottomTabs plugin (v. 0.1)

2015-06-21 Thread cmari

In case I'm not the only person still very happily using the original 
BottomTabs, here is what I did to make the author list sort correctly 
(alphabetically, and in reverse): 
In the tiddler 
$:/plugins/amp/BT/lists/publications

Find: 
$reveal state=$:/temp/advancedsearch type=match text=
$list filter=[all[tiddlers]tag[$type$]$(order)$[$sort$]]

and delete $sort$ from the end of the second line:

$reveal state=$:/temp/advancedsearch type=match text=
$list filter=[all[tiddlers]tag[$type$]$(order)$[]]

Thank you again to Alberto!
cmari

On Saturday, January 10, 2015 at 1:58:28 PM UTC-8, Alberto Molina wrote:

 Hi Cmari,

 Thanks for your kind words and for the report. Lately, I've been doing 
 more coding than testing or even using the plugin, thus I'm not aware of 
 all the bugs. 

 Sorting by title and date works fine, but sorting by author is not 
 alphabetical.  Also, clicking the reverse checkbox didn't change anything 
 at all.


 I'll check that.

 Regards,

 Alberto 


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[tw] Re: cssslidy.js - How to use and setup as a macro in TW5?

Hi Mario

Great! Thank you very much. 
Glad to see it was two typos I made ($$ instead of  and usage of 
quotationmarks) and not the whole thing that was wrong :-)

http://xn--mns-ula.dk/kinabog/#CSSFaderListTagMacro

Is there any way the img:nth-child(1){animation-delay:16s;} parts in the 
CSS could be set in the macro pr. image?
Would I have to make the macro be a part of the stylesheet to make it work 
- or is it possible to let it be set remotely - in the generated list?
I guess the number might be generated by a counter in the listed output and 
the delay could be a default one, set in the macro - or set by individual 
tiddler fields eg.: delay:16s..

Cheers Måns Mårtensson

Den søndag den 21. juni 2015 kl. 22.17.33 UTC+2 skrev PMario:

 at the moment, the animation is only set for 5 images.  So the CSS 
 will need some tweaking too. 

 -m


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[tw] Re: [TW EDU] article on Digital Textbooks

Hi Felix,

Did you come across my project page at www.didaxy.net? Your idea sounds 
very similar to what I have been thinking about for some time - I've done 
quite a lot of research and have some ideas about how to make a start, 
which I'd love to share if you're interested. I am a very keen proponent 
for widespread OER use and I think tiddlywiki is important because it 
provides a way to structure/compose OERs that already exist, as well as 
authoring new ones.

The work that Ed Dixon and I were doing around the xAPI has morphed into 
participation in the dev4x 'moonshot education' project 
- http://www.dev4x.com/#moonshot-education-project and the 'hot spot 
school' project - http://hotspotschool.org/ - both of which are open-source 
and aimed at helping young children.


Regards,
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Re: [tw] Re: [TW EDU] article on Digital Textbooks

2015-06-21 Thread Alex Hough

@Jed, Thanks for the offer-- I'd like to take you up on it. I've added it
to the project's wiki [1]. It will blow the minds of the locals that the
first volunteer is from New Mexico and moving to Paris! The following is
pasted from the wiki

The wiki is brand new, I've cloned the latest hangout TW – love that
background. I wanted to start today, on the longest day of the year.

The basic idea is that wiki gardening, expressed in Ward Cunningham's
Gardening Metaphor
http://tiddlywikigarden.tiddlyspot.com/#Ward%20Cunningham's%20Gardening%20Metaphor
can
be combined with a community gardening project, inspired by the TiddlyWiki
community http://tiddlywikigarden.tiddlyspot.com/#TiddlyWiki%20community and
documented on aTiddlyWiki
http://tiddlywikigarden.tiddlyspot.com/#TiddlyWiki.

The larger context here is that the project is one of many planned by Alsager
Placemaking Initiative
http://tiddlywikigarden.tiddlyspot.com/#Alsager%20Placemaking%20Initiative...
it is hoped that the project will help Alsager become a better place to
live.

It goes without saying that TiddlyWikiGarden
http://tiddlywikigarden.tiddlyspot.com/#TiddlyWikiGarden is a garden for
the next 25 years and it's an Open Source
http://tiddlywikigarden.tiddlyspot.com/#Open%20Sourceproject. It also
happens to have a pond http://tiddlywikigarden.tiddlyspot.com/#The%20Pond,
there mayeb is one lone tiddler remaining (a goldfish) there have been
sightings of Newts http://tiddlywikigarden.tiddlyspot.com/#Newts and a
Heron.

@Felix: a friend is involved a startup concerning open learning here in
Manchester: I can introduce you if you like. One of the partners (there are
three of them) is a physics teacher in a secondary school: I can put you in
contact, they are in very early stages...

Alex
[1] http://tiddlywikigarden.tiddlyspot.com/
Ward Cunningham's Gardening Metaphor
http://tiddlywikigarden.tiddlyspot.com/#Ward%20Cunningham's%20Gardening%20Metaphor
- http://c2.com/cgi/wiki?GardeningMetaphor

On 21 June 2015 at 20:35, 'Mark S.' via TiddlyWiki
tiddlywiki@googlegroups.com wrote:

My garden tends to resemble a small cemetery for plants, alas.

With the old TWC, I had things set up so some tiddlers represented seed
packets including information in data field sections about number of days
to germinate and to yield. Other tiddlers represented planting activities.
I could cross-link them like a relational database to get a report that
would show me every thing planted and expected germination date. This
helped me decide when I should do replantings. Once a plant had germinated,
I could plug that information in and get an expected yield date. With my
brown thumb (or chromium-laced soil), my yields tended to be off by a week
to a year.

A different report would just show the seed packets, which then helps when
you're ordering seeds for the coming year.

I think this cross-linked thing would be much harder with TW5, since there
isn't the equivalent of the javascript plugin yet. Adding dates would
require someone to roll a widget that could add days to a date.

If it was possible, I could imagine one way to beautify the project would
be to use thumbnail images from the seed packets in the generated report.

Mark

On Sunday, June 21, 2015 at 11:09:51 AM UTC-7, AlexHough wrote:

I have a project brewing for off-line use: gardening toying with a
TiddlyWikiGarden project for an entry into Britain in Bloom

Are there any gardeners reading?

best wishes

Alex

[1] https://www.rhs.org.uk/communities/campaigns/britain-in-bloo

On 21 June 2015 at 18:00, Felix Küppers felixk...@hotmail.de wrote:

Because I am doing a literature review on OER-funding and OER-technology
at the moment, I realized how much potential lies in tiddlywiki as a free
open source version of a digital text book. Especially because it has the
ability to be used online and offline at the same time and can contain
various forms of multimedia.

I know Richard Smith and Ed Dixon are involved in education and already
explore ways to use tiddlywiki in this realm but maybe there is a
possibilty to receive or apply for some sort of *funding* for
TiddlyWiki in terms of its suitability as interactive textbook for e.g.
developing countries with no access to internet.

-Felix

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Re: [tw] Re: [TW EDU] article on Digital Textbooks

2015-06-21 Thread Alex Hough

I have a project brewing for off-line use: gardening toying with a
TiddlyWikiGarden project for an entry into Britain in Bloom

Are there any gardeners reading?

best wishes

Alex

[1] https://www.rhs.org.uk/communities/campaigns/britain-in-bloo

On 21 June 2015 at 18:00, Felix Küppers felixkuepp...@hotmail.de wrote:

I know Richard Smith and Ed Dixon are involved in education and already
explore ways to use tiddlywiki in this realm but maybe there is a
possibilty to receive or apply for some sort of *funding* for TiddlyWiki
in terms of its suitability as interactive textbook for e.g. developing
countries with no access to internet.

-Felix

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[tw] Re: [TW5] flashcards

2015-06-21 Thread wimm

update http://tw5flashcards.tiddlyspot.com 
http://www.google.com/url?q=http%3A%2F%2Ftw5flashcards.tiddlyspot.comsa=Dsntz=1usg=AFQjCNESRCBjJiMgo7z-FJHZSwAUOtsryg

Main tiddler is 

   Flashcards to go

Now support for plays, song lyrics, scripture, verbs, vocabulary, ..

Reveal answer-check box is gone, just hover over gray area to see answer
- to reveal lines one by one the format of answer in tiddler body must be 
like 
li line /li  
li line2 /li

Some samples in the TW:

- Shakespeare Hamlet act1 scene 1
- Some old songs (with links to youtube)
- One Latin verb (first pp, second pp, ..)
- Dutch chemical elements in the periodic system
- Some simple tv / comics quiz questions

Share your flashcards ;-)

WiM

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[tw] Re: [TW EDU] article on Digital Textbooks

2015-06-21 Thread HansWobbe

I have access to a bit of government funding, but it is restricted to work
done in Canada.

One of the sources of larger and less restricted sources of funding that I
am aware of is the Ford Foundation. I have never applied before, but it
seems to me that it is at least worth exploring what might be achieve by
applying TW to the challenges of Education. At the very least, it might be
possible to build a TW that show-cases what might be achieved as part of an
application.

Done properly, it might even be possible to fork some of the fundamental
work into a crowd-source funded development.

There are additional challenges would have to be considered such as how to
manage a distributed project with sufficient rigor to satisfy any
granting agency, but concerns like that can be deffer until after there is
at least an established effort to construct an application.

Cheers,
Hans

On Sunday, June 21, 2015 at 1:00:56 PM UTC-4, Felix Küppers wrote:

I know Richard Smith and Ed Dixon are involved in education and already
explore ways to use tiddlywiki in this realm but maybe there is a
possibilty to receive or apply for some sort of *funding* for TiddlyWiki
in terms of its suitability as interactive textbook for e.g. developing
countries with no access to internet.

-Felix

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Re: [tw] Re: [TW EDU] article on Digital Textbooks

2015-06-21 Thread 'Mark S.' via TiddlyWiki

My garden tends to resemble a small cemetery for plants, alas.

A different report would just show the seed packets, which then helps when
you're ordering seeds for the coming year.

If it was possible, I could imagine one way to beautify the project would
be to use thumbnail images from the seed packets in the generated report.

Mark

On Sunday, June 21, 2015 at 11:09:51 AM UTC-7, AlexHough wrote:

I have a project brewing for off-line use: gardening toying with a
TiddlyWikiGarden project for an entry into Britain in Bloom

Are there any gardeners reading?

best wishes

Alex

[1] https://www.rhs.org.uk/communities/campaigns/britain-in-bloo

On 21 June 2015 at 18:00, Felix Küppers felixk...@hotmail.de
javascript: wrote:

I know Richard Smith and Ed Dixon are involved in education and already
explore ways to use tiddlywiki in this realm but maybe there is a
possibilty to receive or apply for some sort of *funding* for TiddlyWiki
in terms of its suitability as interactive textbook for e.g. developing
countries with no access to internet.

-Felix

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[tw] Re: Tiddly-Khan?

Shamelessly bumping my own thread so that Felix et al. will see it - this 
could be a good place to start if we want to demonstrate a powerful 
application of tw to 'blended learning'.

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[tw] Tiddlywiki Desktop

2015-06-21 Thread Ben John

Hi everyone 

I've downloaded Tiddlywiki desktop to my computer running Windows 8.1 
64-bit, unpacked the zip folder and clicked on nw.application  nothing 
happens. What am I doing wrong ? - 

many thanks 

Ben

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[tw] Re: Tiddlywiki Desktop

2015-06-21 Thread Birthe C

Hi Ben,

I am glad you ask this question. The latest version never worked for me. I 
had no trouble using earlier versions though.


Birthe


Den søndag den 21. juni 2015 kl. 09.52.41 UTC+2 skrev Ben John:

 Hi everyone 

 I've downloaded Tiddlywiki desktop to my computer running Windows 8.1 
 64-bit, unpacked the zip folder and clicked on nw.application  nothing 
 happens. What am I doing wrong ? - 

 many thanks 

 Ben


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[tw] Re: Tiddlywiki Desktop

I've never used tiddly desktop before but I just downloaded the win 64 
version and it seems to work for me - I have Windows 7.

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[tw] Re: Tiddlywiki Desktop