Re: [tw] Re: Comments Plugin

2010-02-05 Thread Linck Schlich

Wow. I will take a look. I very much appreciate you taking the time.

Sent from my iPhone


On Feb 5, 2010, at 12:24 AM, cmari cema...@gmail.com wrote:


I was working on trying to rip out the pieces of my own implementation
of comments and using them to reconstruct an example of one way you
might be able to do things.  I haven't gotten as far as I had hoped,
but you could take a look: http://comments.tiddlyspot.com/
cmari

On Feb 4, 8:12 pm, Linck Atlanta, Ga lschl...@gmail.com wrote:

It had been a while and was wondering if any one had any thoughts...
thanks.

On Feb 1, 6:58 pm, Linck Atlanta, Ga lschl...@gmail.com wrote:


yikes! sorry for the miss-communication... lets see If I can bring
this all together...
I have many TW files, which have many tiddlers which are particular
topics, all of these topics have 5 fields which are consistent in  
all

tiddlers.



I capture the comments field like this.:



 htmlTEXTAREA name=Comments rows=3 cols=30 /TEXTAREA/html


Then, in a separate file, I include each of the other tw files, (I  
use

this as a reporting mechanism for all of the TW files), using a For
Each Tiddler like this:
forEachTiddler
 where
 'tiddler.tags.contains($1)  tiddler.tags.contains($2)'
sortBy 'tiddler.data(Field C)' descending
 write
 '|+tiddler.title+|+++^10em^[More Information][hide] [X
(+tiddler.data(Field A)+)===|+tiddler.data(Field B)+|++ 
+^10em^

[Comments][hide] [(+tiddler.data(Comments)+)===|+tiddler.data
(Field D)+|\n'


So, It works nicely in that it produces a nice neat little table,  
but

when one wants to read the comments about this particular thing (and
the comments could be paragraphs), they can click on the nested  
button

of Comments.  The problem, is that the comment field now is just a
text box, it can be easily overwritten and it does not capture the
users name or the time or date, so i am trying to find an  
alternative
way to capture these comments (like comment plugin), but having it  
in
something that can be referenced by the forEachTiddler above.  I  
hope

this helps and is clearer.  Thank you so much for taking the time to
help.



On Feb 1, 5:39 pm, cmari cema...@gmail.com wrote:


rats, that's the second time I thought you were talking about  
tiddler
fields when you're actually talking about form fields.  Never  
mind

ListboxPlugin, then.


I think it would be pretty hard to do what you're describing as  
part
of a form.  But it would be easy enough to have your tiddlers  
contain

both a form and a comments section.  Then, if the comments were
preceded by, e.g.,
!comments
you could display all the comments from a given tiddler using
tiddler [[mytiddler##comments]]



It would be easier to make suggestions for how to make this work if
you could post an example.  It sounds as though what you're looking
for is something very like a blog and that's something I'm pretty  
sure

other people have done.
cmari



On Feb 1, 3:32 pm, LinckAtlanta, Ga lschl...@gmail.com wrote:



Ok, I am going on another route... but cant quite get it...



there is a line:


fmt: __''%subject%''__\n^^posted by %who% on %when%^^\n\n 
%message%

\n\n,



which make the comment write into the tiddler thusly:



__comment subject__linck12:55pm Monday, 2010 this is my
message



So, I figure maybe I can rewrite it so it spits out:



data{testfield:comment subject and comment message}/data



Something like this:


fmt: data{testfield:+''%subject%''}+ posted by %who% on  
%when

%^^\n\n%message%\n\n+/data



but I am not having much luck



On Feb 1, 3:48 pm, LinckAtlanta, Ga lschl...@gmail.com wrote:



I don't know if this helps, but the field I am referring to will
always bee the same.  So the comment added should just be come  
field

X in whichever tiddler  the comment originated.



On Jan 31, 6:43 pm,LinckSchlich lschl...@gmail.com wrote:



Cmari,


I appreciate the thought, but I dont think it will accomplish  
what I want.
 Part of the issue is that I really did not explain well what  
I was trying

to accomplish:


I want users of my TW to be able to make a comment on a  
tiddler, much like
DiscussionPlugin allows, however, in another TW which includes  
the first, I
want to reference those comments by referencing a field.  I  
have a large

amount of TW flies that are referenced.


I reference them with ForEachTiddler and list time in a table  
with
tiddler.title, and several fields, then I have a field that I  
currently
define with a simple text box and which is nested so as to  
allow the list to
be neat but allow the user to click for more information,  
which reveals the
sometimes large text associated with with my comments  
field.  It works.
 However, I would like there to be a track of comments made  
and to
automatically indicate the time and ID of the person that made  
them.  And
also to prevent users from accidentally overwriting the  
previous comment.
 Basically the Comment/ or Discussion plugin's defined... save  
the saving
them as data fields, 

[tw] Re: Comments Plugin

2010-02-05 Thread Linck Atlanta, Ga
This is a huge step in the right direction... Thank you so much.

On Feb 5, 10:53 am, Linck Schlich lschl...@gmail.com wrote:
 Wow. I will take a look. I very much appreciate you taking the time.

 Sent from my iPhone

 On Feb 5, 2010, at 12:24 AM, cmari cema...@gmail.com wrote:



  I was working on trying to rip out the pieces of my own implementation
  of comments and using them to reconstruct an example of one way you
  might be able to do things.  I haven't gotten as far as I had hoped,
  but you could take a look:http://comments.tiddlyspot.com/
  cmari

  On Feb 4, 8:12 pm, Linck Atlanta, Ga lschl...@gmail.com wrote:
  It had been a while and was wondering if any one had any thoughts...
  thanks.

  On Feb 1, 6:58 pm, Linck Atlanta, Ga lschl...@gmail.com wrote:

  yikes! sorry for the miss-communication... lets see If I can bring
  this all together...
  I have many TW files, which have many tiddlers which are particular
  topics, all of these topics have 5 fields which are consistent in  
  all
  tiddlers.

  I capture the comments field like this.:

   htmlTEXTAREA name=Comments rows=3 cols=30 /TEXTAREA/html

  Then, in a separate file, I include each of the other tw files, (I  
  use
  this as a reporting mechanism for all of the TW files), using a For
  Each Tiddler like this:
  forEachTiddler
   where
   'tiddler.tags.contains($1)  tiddler.tags.contains($2)'
  sortBy 'tiddler.data(Field C)' descending
   write
   '|+tiddler.title+|+++^10em^[More Information][hide] [X
  (+tiddler.data(Field A)+)===|+tiddler.data(Field B)+|++
  +^10em^
  [Comments][hide] [(+tiddler.data(Comments)+)===|+tiddler.data
  (Field D)+|\n'

  So, It works nicely in that it produces a nice neat little table,  
  but
  when one wants to read the comments about this particular thing (and
  the comments could be paragraphs), they can click on the nested  
  button
  of Comments.  The problem, is that the comment field now is just a
  text box, it can be easily overwritten and it does not capture the
  users name or the time or date, so i am trying to find an  
  alternative
  way to capture these comments (like comment plugin), but having it  
  in
  something that can be referenced by the forEachTiddler above.  I  
  hope
  this helps and is clearer.  Thank you so much for taking the time to
  help.

  On Feb 1, 5:39 pm, cmari cema...@gmail.com wrote:

  rats, that's the second time I thought you were talking about  
  tiddler
  fields when you're actually talking about form fields.  Never  
  mind
  ListboxPlugin, then.

  I think it would be pretty hard to do what you're describing as  
  part
  of a form.  But it would be easy enough to have your tiddlers  
  contain
  both a form and a comments section.  Then, if the comments were
  preceded by, e.g.,
  !comments
  you could display all the comments from a given tiddler using
  tiddler [[mytiddler##comments]]

  It would be easier to make suggestions for how to make this work if
  you could post an example.  It sounds as though what you're looking
  for is something very like a blog and that's something I'm pretty  
  sure
  other people have done.
  cmari

  On Feb 1, 3:32 pm, LinckAtlanta, Ga lschl...@gmail.com wrote:

  Ok, I am going on another route... but cant quite get it...

  there is a line:

  fmt: __''%subject%''__\n^^posted by %who% on %when%^^\n\n
  %message%
  \n\n,

  which make the comment write into the tiddler thusly:

  __comment subject__linck12:55pm Monday, 2010 this is my
  message

  So, I figure maybe I can rewrite it so it spits out:

  data{testfield:comment subject and comment message}/data

  Something like this:

  fmt: data{testfield:+''%subject%''}+ posted by %who% on  
  %when
  %^^\n\n%message%\n\n+/data

  but I am not having much luck

  On Feb 1, 3:48 pm, LinckAtlanta, Ga lschl...@gmail.com wrote:

  I don't know if this helps, but the field I am referring to will
  always bee the same.  So the comment added should just be come  
  field
  X in whichever tiddler  the comment originated.

  On Jan 31, 6:43 pm,LinckSchlich lschl...@gmail.com wrote:

  Cmari,

  I appreciate the thought, but I dont think it will accomplish  
  what I want.
   Part of the issue is that I really did not explain well what  
  I was trying
  to accomplish:

  I want users of my TW to be able to make a comment on a  
  tiddler, much like
  DiscussionPlugin allows, however, in another TW which includes  
  the first, I
  want to reference those comments by referencing a field.  I  
  have a large
  amount of TW flies that are referenced.

  I reference them with ForEachTiddler and list time in a table  
  with
  tiddler.title, and several fields, then I have a field that I  
  currently
  define with a simple text box and which is nested so as to  
  allow the list to
  be neat but allow the user to click for more information,  
  which reveals the
  sometimes large text associated with with my comments  
  field.  It works.
   However, I would like there 

[tw] Re: Comments Plugin

2010-02-04 Thread Linck Atlanta, Ga
It had been a while and was wondering if any one had any thoughts...
thanks.

On Feb 1, 6:58 pm, Linck Atlanta, Ga lschl...@gmail.com wrote:
 yikes! sorry for the miss-communication... lets see If I can bring
 this all together...
 I have many TW files, which have many tiddlers which are particular
 topics, all of these topics have 5 fields which are consistent in all
 tiddlers.

 I capture the comments field like this.:

  htmlTEXTAREA name=Comments rows=3 cols=30 /TEXTAREA/html

 Then, in a separate file, I include each of the other tw files, (I use
 this as a reporting mechanism for all of the TW files), using a For
 Each Tiddler like this:
 forEachTiddler
  where
  'tiddler.tags.contains($1)  tiddler.tags.contains($2)'
 sortBy 'tiddler.data(Field C)' descending
  write
  '|+tiddler.title+|+++^10em^[More Information][hide] [X
 (+tiddler.data(Field A)+)===|+tiddler.data(Field B)+|+++^10em^
 [Comments][hide] [(+tiddler.data(Comments)+)===|+tiddler.data
 (Field D)+|\n'

 So, It works nicely in that it produces a nice neat little table, but
 when one wants to read the comments about this particular thing (and
 the comments could be paragraphs), they can click on the nested button
 of Comments.  The problem, is that the comment field now is just a
 text box, it can be easily overwritten and it does not capture the
 users name or the time or date, so i am trying to find an alternative
 way to capture these comments (like comment plugin), but having it in
 something that can be referenced by the forEachTiddler above.  I hope
 this helps and is clearer.  Thank you so much for taking the time to
 help.

 On Feb 1, 5:39 pm, cmari cema...@gmail.com wrote:



  rats, that's the second time I thought you were talking about tiddler
  fields when you're actually talking about form fields.  Never mind
  ListboxPlugin, then.

  I think it would be pretty hard to do what you're describing as part
  of a form.  But it would be easy enough to have your tiddlers contain
  both a form and a comments section.  Then, if the comments were
  preceded by, e.g.,
  !comments
  you could display all the comments from a given tiddler using
  tiddler [[mytiddler##comments]]

  It would be easier to make suggestions for how to make this work if
  you could post an example.  It sounds as though what you're looking
  for is something very like a blog and that's something I'm pretty sure
  other people have done.
  cmari

  On Feb 1, 3:32 pm, LinckAtlanta, Ga lschl...@gmail.com wrote:

   Ok, I am going on another route... but cant quite get it...

   there is a line:

   fmt: __''%subject%''__\n^^posted by %who% on %when%^^\n\n%message%
   \n\n,

   which make the comment write into the tiddler thusly:

   __comment subject__linck12:55pm Monday, 2010 this is my
   message

   So, I figure maybe I can rewrite it so it spits out:

   data{testfield:comment subject and comment message}/data

   Something like this:

   fmt: data{testfield:+''%subject%''}+ posted by %who% on %when
   %^^\n\n%message%\n\n+/data

   but I am not having much luck

   On Feb 1, 3:48 pm, LinckAtlanta, Ga lschl...@gmail.com wrote:

I don't know if this helps, but the field I am referring to will
always bee the same.  So the comment added should just be come field
X in whichever tiddler  the comment originated.

On Jan 31, 6:43 pm,LinckSchlich lschl...@gmail.com wrote:

 Cmari,

 I appreciate the thought, but I dont think it will accomplish what I 
 want.
  Part of the issue is that I really did not explain well what I was 
 trying
 to accomplish:

 I want users of my TW to be able to make a comment on a tiddler, much 
 like
 DiscussionPlugin allows, however, in another TW which includes the 
 first, I
 want to reference those comments by referencing a field.  I have a 
 large
 amount of TW flies that are referenced.

 I reference them with ForEachTiddler and list time in a table with
 tiddler.title, and several fields, then I have a field that I 
 currently
 define with a simple text box and which is nested so as to allow the 
 list to
 be neat but allow the user to click for more information, which 
 reveals the
 sometimes large text associated with with my comments field.  It 
 works.
  However, I would like there to be a track of comments made and to
 automatically indicate the time and ID of the person that made them.  
 And
 also to prevent users from accidentally overwriting the previous 
 comment.
  Basically the Comment/ or Discussion plugin's defined... save the 
 saving
 them as data fields, rather than as separate tiddlers, or text with 
 in a
 tiddler that is not a defined field.

 Does this explain?  Thank you for your time.

 On Sun, Jan 31, 2010 at 5:29 PM, cmari cema...@gmail.com wrote:
  Do you absolutely have to use the CommentPlugin?  It seems as though
  it would be a lot easier to 

[tw] Re: Comments Plugin

2010-02-04 Thread cmari
I was working on trying to rip out the pieces of my own implementation
of comments and using them to reconstruct an example of one way you
might be able to do things.  I haven't gotten as far as I had hoped,
but you could take a look: http://comments.tiddlyspot.com/
cmari

On Feb 4, 8:12 pm, Linck Atlanta, Ga lschl...@gmail.com wrote:
 It had been a while and was wondering if any one had any thoughts...
 thanks.

 On Feb 1, 6:58 pm, Linck Atlanta, Ga lschl...@gmail.com wrote:

  yikes! sorry for the miss-communication... lets see If I can bring
  this all together...
  I have many TW files, which have many tiddlers which are particular
  topics, all of these topics have 5 fields which are consistent in all
  tiddlers.

  I capture the comments field like this.:

   htmlTEXTAREA name=Comments rows=3 cols=30 /TEXTAREA/html

  Then, in a separate file, I include each of the other tw files, (I use
  this as a reporting mechanism for all of the TW files), using a For
  Each Tiddler like this:
  forEachTiddler
   where
   'tiddler.tags.contains($1)  tiddler.tags.contains($2)'
  sortBy 'tiddler.data(Field C)' descending
   write
   '|+tiddler.title+|+++^10em^[More Information][hide] [X
  (+tiddler.data(Field A)+)===|+tiddler.data(Field B)+|+++^10em^
  [Comments][hide] [(+tiddler.data(Comments)+)===|+tiddler.data
  (Field D)+|\n'

  So, It works nicely in that it produces a nice neat little table, but
  when one wants to read the comments about this particular thing (and
  the comments could be paragraphs), they can click on the nested button
  of Comments.  The problem, is that the comment field now is just a
  text box, it can be easily overwritten and it does not capture the
  users name or the time or date, so i am trying to find an alternative
  way to capture these comments (like comment plugin), but having it in
  something that can be referenced by the forEachTiddler above.  I hope
  this helps and is clearer.  Thank you so much for taking the time to
  help.

  On Feb 1, 5:39 pm, cmari cema...@gmail.com wrote:

   rats, that's the second time I thought you were talking about tiddler
   fields when you're actually talking about form fields.  Never mind
   ListboxPlugin, then.

   I think it would be pretty hard to do what you're describing as part
   of a form.  But it would be easy enough to have your tiddlers contain
   both a form and a comments section.  Then, if the comments were
   preceded by, e.g.,
   !comments
   you could display all the comments from a given tiddler using
   tiddler [[mytiddler##comments]]

   It would be easier to make suggestions for how to make this work if
   you could post an example.  It sounds as though what you're looking
   for is something very like a blog and that's something I'm pretty sure
   other people have done.
   cmari

   On Feb 1, 3:32 pm, LinckAtlanta, Ga lschl...@gmail.com wrote:

Ok, I am going on another route... but cant quite get it...

there is a line:

fmt: __''%subject%''__\n^^posted by %who% on %when%^^\n\n%message%
\n\n,

which make the comment write into the tiddler thusly:

__comment subject__linck12:55pm Monday, 2010 this is my
message

So, I figure maybe I can rewrite it so it spits out:

data{testfield:comment subject and comment message}/data

Something like this:

fmt: data{testfield:+''%subject%''}+ posted by %who% on %when
%^^\n\n%message%\n\n+/data

but I am not having much luck

On Feb 1, 3:48 pm, LinckAtlanta, Ga lschl...@gmail.com wrote:

 I don't know if this helps, but the field I am referring to will
 always bee the same.  So the comment added should just be come field
 X in whichever tiddler  the comment originated.

 On Jan 31, 6:43 pm,LinckSchlich lschl...@gmail.com wrote:

  Cmari,

  I appreciate the thought, but I dont think it will accomplish what 
  I want.
   Part of the issue is that I really did not explain well what I was 
  trying
  to accomplish:

  I want users of my TW to be able to make a comment on a tiddler, 
  much like
  DiscussionPlugin allows, however, in another TW which includes the 
  first, I
  want to reference those comments by referencing a field.  I have a 
  large
  amount of TW flies that are referenced.

  I reference them with ForEachTiddler and list time in a table with
  tiddler.title, and several fields, then I have a field that I 
  currently
  define with a simple text box and which is nested so as to allow 
  the list to
  be neat but allow the user to click for more information, which 
  reveals the
  sometimes large text associated with with my comments field.  It 
  works.
   However, I would like there to be a track of comments made and to
  automatically indicate the time and ID of the person that made 
  them.  And
  also to prevent users from accidentally overwriting the previous 
  comment.
   

[tw] Re: Comments Plugin

2010-02-01 Thread Linck Atlanta, Ga
I don't know if this helps, but the field I am referring to will
always bee the same.  So the comment added should just be come field
X in whichever tiddler  the comment originated.

On Jan 31, 6:43 pm, Linck Schlich lschl...@gmail.com wrote:
 Cmari,

 I appreciate the thought, but I dont think it will accomplish what I want.
  Part of the issue is that I really did not explain well what I was trying
 to accomplish:

 I want users of my TW to be able to make a comment on a tiddler, much like
 DiscussionPlugin allows, however, in another TW which includes the first, I
 want to reference those comments by referencing a field.  I have a large
 amount of TW flies that are referenced.

 I reference them with ForEachTiddler and list time in a table with
 tiddler.title, and several fields, then I have a field that I currently
 define with a simple text box and which is nested so as to allow the list to
 be neat but allow the user to click for more information, which reveals the
 sometimes large text associated with with my comments field.  It works.
  However, I would like there to be a track of comments made and to
 automatically indicate the time and ID of the person that made them.  And
 also to prevent users from accidentally overwriting the previous comment.
  Basically the Comment/ or Discussion plugin's defined... save the saving
 them as data fields, rather than as separate tiddlers, or text with in a
 tiddler that is not a defined field.

 Does this explain?  Thank you for your time.



 On Sun, Jan 31, 2010 at 5:29 PM, cmari cema...@gmail.com wrote:
  Do you absolutely have to use the CommentPlugin?  It seems as though
  it would be a lot easier to use a plugin that is specifically intended
  for fields (e.g., ListboxPlugin).
  cmari

  On Jan 31, 4:17 pm, Linck Atlanta, Ga lschl...@gmail.com wrote:
   I seem to have isoloted that is it

   var target=

   in the comment plugin which tells it where to go...
   i have tried this:
   var target=tiddler.data(test);

   but it just creates a tiddler with the return of whatever happens to
   be defined in the field.

   What I want is to insert the comment into a field within the same
   tiddler in which it was created, and when someone adds another
   comment, it adds to the field, rather than replacing what was there...
   thoughts?

   On Jan 31, 1:48 pm, Linck Atlanta, Ga lschl...@gmail.com wrote:

Hiya,

I would like comments to render into a set field value.  Is there
something I can modify in the Comments Plugin to accomplish this?

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[tw] Re: Comments Plugin

2010-02-01 Thread Linck Atlanta, Ga
Ok, I am going on another route... but cant quite get it...

there is a line:

fmt: __''%subject%''__\n^^posted by %who% on %when%^^\n\n%message%
\n\n,

which make the comment write into the tiddler thusly:

__comment subject__ linck 12:55pm Monday, 2010 this is my
message


So, I figure maybe I can rewrite it so it spits out:

data{testfield:comment subject and comment message}/data

Something like this:

fmt: data{testfield:+''%subject%''}+ posted by %who% on %when
%^^\n\n%message%\n\n+/data

but I am not having much luck


On Feb 1, 3:48 pm, Linck Atlanta, Ga lschl...@gmail.com wrote:
 I don't know if this helps, but the field I am referring to will
 always bee the same.  So the comment added should just be come field
 X in whichever tiddler  the comment originated.

 On Jan 31, 6:43 pm, Linck Schlich lschl...@gmail.com wrote:



  Cmari,

  I appreciate the thought, but I dont think it will accomplish what I want.
   Part of the issue is that I really did not explain well what I was trying
  to accomplish:

  I want users of my TW to be able to make a comment on a tiddler, much like
  DiscussionPlugin allows, however, in another TW which includes the first, I
  want to reference those comments by referencing a field.  I have a large
  amount of TW flies that are referenced.

  I reference them with ForEachTiddler and list time in a table with
  tiddler.title, and several fields, then I have a field that I currently
  define with a simple text box and which is nested so as to allow the list to
  be neat but allow the user to click for more information, which reveals the
  sometimes large text associated with with my comments field.  It works.
   However, I would like there to be a track of comments made and to
  automatically indicate the time and ID of the person that made them.  And
  also to prevent users from accidentally overwriting the previous comment.
   Basically the Comment/ or Discussion plugin's defined... save the saving
  them as data fields, rather than as separate tiddlers, or text with in a
  tiddler that is not a defined field.

  Does this explain?  Thank you for your time.

  On Sun, Jan 31, 2010 at 5:29 PM, cmari cema...@gmail.com wrote:
   Do you absolutely have to use the CommentPlugin?  It seems as though
   it would be a lot easier to use a plugin that is specifically intended
   for fields (e.g., ListboxPlugin).
   cmari

   On Jan 31, 4:17 pm, Linck Atlanta, Ga lschl...@gmail.com wrote:
I seem to have isoloted that is it

var target=

in the comment plugin which tells it where to go...
i have tried this:
var target=tiddler.data(test);

but it just creates a tiddler with the return of whatever happens to
be defined in the field.

What I want is to insert the comment into a field within the same
tiddler in which it was created, and when someone adds another
comment, it adds to the field, rather than replacing what was there...
thoughts?

On Jan 31, 1:48 pm, Linck Atlanta, Ga lschl...@gmail.com wrote:

 Hiya,

 I would like comments to render into a set field value.  Is there
 something I can modify in the Comments Plugin to accomplish this?

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[tw] Re: Comments Plugin

2010-02-01 Thread cmari
rats, that's the second time I thought you were talking about tiddler
fields when you're actually talking about form fields.  Never mind
ListboxPlugin, then.

I think it would be pretty hard to do what you're describing as part
of a form.  But it would be easy enough to have your tiddlers contain
both a form and a comments section.  Then, if the comments were
preceded by, e.g.,
!comments
you could display all the comments from a given tiddler using
tiddler [[mytiddler##comments]]

It would be easier to make suggestions for how to make this work if
you could post an example.  It sounds as though what you're looking
for is something very like a blog and that's something I'm pretty sure
other people have done.
cmari

On Feb 1, 3:32 pm, Linck Atlanta, Ga lschl...@gmail.com wrote:
 Ok, I am going on another route... but cant quite get it...

 there is a line:

 fmt: __''%subject%''__\n^^posted by %who% on %when%^^\n\n%message%
 \n\n,

 which make the comment write into the tiddler thusly:

 __comment subject__ linck 12:55pm Monday, 2010 this is my
 message

 So, I figure maybe I can rewrite it so it spits out:

 data{testfield:comment subject and comment message}/data

 Something like this:

 fmt: data{testfield:+''%subject%''}+ posted by %who% on %when
 %^^\n\n%message%\n\n+/data

 but I am not having much luck

 On Feb 1, 3:48 pm, Linck Atlanta, Ga lschl...@gmail.com wrote:

  I don't know if this helps, but the field I am referring to will
  always bee the same.  So the comment added should just be come field
  X in whichever tiddler  the comment originated.

  On Jan 31, 6:43 pm, Linck Schlich lschl...@gmail.com wrote:

   Cmari,

   I appreciate the thought, but I dont think it will accomplish what I want.
    Part of the issue is that I really did not explain well what I was trying
   to accomplish:

   I want users of my TW to be able to make a comment on a tiddler, much like
   DiscussionPlugin allows, however, in another TW which includes the first, 
   I
   want to reference those comments by referencing a field.  I have a large
   amount of TW flies that are referenced.

   I reference them with ForEachTiddler and list time in a table with
   tiddler.title, and several fields, then I have a field that I currently
   define with a simple text box and which is nested so as to allow the list 
   to
   be neat but allow the user to click for more information, which reveals 
   the
   sometimes large text associated with with my comments field.  It works.
    However, I would like there to be a track of comments made and to
   automatically indicate the time and ID of the person that made them.  And
   also to prevent users from accidentally overwriting the previous comment.
    Basically the Comment/ or Discussion plugin's defined... save the saving
   them as data fields, rather than as separate tiddlers, or text with in a
   tiddler that is not a defined field.

   Does this explain?  Thank you for your time.

   On Sun, Jan 31, 2010 at 5:29 PM, cmari cema...@gmail.com wrote:
Do you absolutely have to use the CommentPlugin?  It seems as though
it would be a lot easier to use a plugin that is specifically intended
for fields (e.g., ListboxPlugin).
cmari

On Jan 31, 4:17 pm, Linck Atlanta, Ga lschl...@gmail.com wrote:
 I seem to have isoloted that is it

 var target=

 in the comment plugin which tells it where to go...
 i have tried this:
 var target=tiddler.data(test);

 but it just creates a tiddler with the return of whatever happens to
 be defined in the field.

 What I want is to insert the comment into a field within the same
 tiddler in which it was created, and when someone adds another
 comment, it adds to the field, rather than replacing what was there...
 thoughts?

 On Jan 31, 1:48 pm, Linck Atlanta, Ga lschl...@gmail.com wrote:

  Hiya,

  I would like comments to render into a set field value.  Is there
  something I can modify in the Comments Plugin to accomplish this?

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[tw] Re: Comments Plugin

2010-02-01 Thread Linck Atlanta, Ga
yikes! sorry for the miss-communication... lets see If I can bring
this all together...
I have many TW files, which have many tiddlers which are particular
topics, all of these topics have 5 fields which are consistent in all
tiddlers.

I capture the comments field like this.:

 htmlTEXTAREA name=Comments rows=3 cols=30 /TEXTAREA/html

Then, in a separate file, I include each of the other tw files, (I use
this as a reporting mechanism for all of the TW files), using a For
Each Tiddler like this:
forEachTiddler
 where
 'tiddler.tags.contains($1)  tiddler.tags.contains($2)'
sortBy 'tiddler.data(Field C)' descending
 write
 '|+tiddler.title+|+++^10em^[More Information][hide] [X
(+tiddler.data(Field A)+)===|+tiddler.data(Field B)+|+++^10em^
[Comments][hide] [(+tiddler.data(Comments)+)===|+tiddler.data
(Field D)+|\n'

So, It works nicely in that it produces a nice neat little table, but
when one wants to read the comments about this particular thing (and
the comments could be paragraphs), they can click on the nested button
of Comments.  The problem, is that the comment field now is just a
text box, it can be easily overwritten and it does not capture the
users name or the time or date, so i am trying to find an alternative
way to capture these comments (like comment plugin), but having it in
something that can be referenced by the forEachTiddler above.  I hope
this helps and is clearer.  Thank you so much for taking the time to
help.

On Feb 1, 5:39 pm, cmari cema...@gmail.com wrote:
 rats, that's the second time I thought you were talking about tiddler
 fields when you're actually talking about form fields.  Never mind
 ListboxPlugin, then.

 I think it would be pretty hard to do what you're describing as part
 of a form.  But it would be easy enough to have your tiddlers contain
 both a form and a comments section.  Then, if the comments were
 preceded by, e.g.,
 !comments
 you could display all the comments from a given tiddler using
 tiddler [[mytiddler##comments]]

 It would be easier to make suggestions for how to make this work if
 you could post an example.  It sounds as though what you're looking
 for is something very like a blog and that's something I'm pretty sure
 other people have done.
 cmari

 On Feb 1, 3:32 pm, Linck Atlanta, Ga lschl...@gmail.com wrote:

  Ok, I am going on another route... but cant quite get it...

  there is a line:

  fmt: __''%subject%''__\n^^posted by %who% on %when%^^\n\n%message%
  \n\n,

  which make the comment write into the tiddler thusly:

  __comment subject__ linck 12:55pm Monday, 2010 this is my
  message

  So, I figure maybe I can rewrite it so it spits out:

  data{testfield:comment subject and comment message}/data

  Something like this:

  fmt: data{testfield:+''%subject%''}+ posted by %who% on %when
  %^^\n\n%message%\n\n+/data

  but I am not having much luck

  On Feb 1, 3:48 pm, Linck Atlanta, Ga lschl...@gmail.com wrote:

   I don't know if this helps, but the field I am referring to will
   always bee the same.  So the comment added should just be come field
   X in whichever tiddler  the comment originated.

   On Jan 31, 6:43 pm, Linck Schlich lschl...@gmail.com wrote:

Cmari,

I appreciate the thought, but I dont think it will accomplish what I 
want.
 Part of the issue is that I really did not explain well what I was 
trying
to accomplish:

I want users of my TW to be able to make a comment on a tiddler, much 
like
DiscussionPlugin allows, however, in another TW which includes the 
first, I
want to reference those comments by referencing a field.  I have a large
amount of TW flies that are referenced.

I reference them with ForEachTiddler and list time in a table with
tiddler.title, and several fields, then I have a field that I currently
define with a simple text box and which is nested so as to allow the 
list to
be neat but allow the user to click for more information, which reveals 
the
sometimes large text associated with with my comments field.  It 
works.
 However, I would like there to be a track of comments made and to
automatically indicate the time and ID of the person that made them.  
And
also to prevent users from accidentally overwriting the previous 
comment.
 Basically the Comment/ or Discussion plugin's defined... save the 
saving
them as data fields, rather than as separate tiddlers, or text with in a
tiddler that is not a defined field.

Does this explain?  Thank you for your time.

On Sun, Jan 31, 2010 at 5:29 PM, cmari cema...@gmail.com wrote:
 Do you absolutely have to use the CommentPlugin?  It seems as though
 it would be a lot easier to use a plugin that is specifically intended
 for fields (e.g., ListboxPlugin).
 cmari

 On Jan 31, 4:17 pm, Linck Atlanta, Ga lschl...@gmail.com wrote:
  I seem to have isoloted that is it

  var target=

  in the comment plugin 

[tw] Re: Comments Plugin

2010-01-31 Thread Linck Atlanta, Ga
I seem to have isoloted that is it

var target=

in the comment plugin which tells it where to go...
i have tried this:
var target=tiddler.data(test);

but it just creates a tiddler with the return of whatever happens to
be defined in the field.

What I want is to insert the comment into a field within the same
tiddler in which it was created, and when someone adds another
comment, it adds to the field, rather than replacing what was there...
thoughts?

On Jan 31, 1:48 pm, Linck Atlanta, Ga lschl...@gmail.com wrote:
 Hiya,

 I would like comments to render into a set field value.  Is there
 something I can modify in the Comments Plugin to accomplish this?

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[tw] Re: Comments Plugin

2010-01-31 Thread cmari
Do you absolutely have to use the CommentPlugin?  It seems as though
it would be a lot easier to use a plugin that is specifically intended
for fields (e.g., ListboxPlugin).
cmari

On Jan 31, 4:17 pm, Linck Atlanta, Ga lschl...@gmail.com wrote:
 I seem to have isoloted that is it

 var target=

 in the comment plugin which tells it where to go...
 i have tried this:
 var target=tiddler.data(test);

 but it just creates a tiddler with the return of whatever happens to
 be defined in the field.

 What I want is to insert the comment into a field within the same
 tiddler in which it was created, and when someone adds another
 comment, it adds to the field, rather than replacing what was there...
 thoughts?

 On Jan 31, 1:48 pm, Linck Atlanta, Ga lschl...@gmail.com wrote:

  Hiya,

  I would like comments to render into a set field value.  Is there
  something I can modify in the Comments Plugin to accomplish this?

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Re: [tw] Re: Comments Plugin

2010-01-31 Thread Linck Schlich
Cmari,

I appreciate the thought, but I dont think it will accomplish what I want.
 Part of the issue is that I really did not explain well what I was trying
to accomplish:

I want users of my TW to be able to make a comment on a tiddler, much like
DiscussionPlugin allows, however, in another TW which includes the first, I
want to reference those comments by referencing a field.  I have a large
amount of TW flies that are referenced.

I reference them with ForEachTiddler and list time in a table with
tiddler.title, and several fields, then I have a field that I currently
define with a simple text box and which is nested so as to allow the list to
be neat but allow the user to click for more information, which reveals the
sometimes large text associated with with my comments field.  It works.
 However, I would like there to be a track of comments made and to
automatically indicate the time and ID of the person that made them.  And
also to prevent users from accidentally overwriting the previous comment.
 Basically the Comment/ or Discussion plugin's defined... save the saving
them as data fields, rather than as separate tiddlers, or text with in a
tiddler that is not a defined field.

Does this explain?  Thank you for your time.



On Sun, Jan 31, 2010 at 5:29 PM, cmari cema...@gmail.com wrote:

 Do you absolutely have to use the CommentPlugin?  It seems as though
 it would be a lot easier to use a plugin that is specifically intended
 for fields (e.g., ListboxPlugin).
 cmari

 On Jan 31, 4:17 pm, Linck Atlanta, Ga lschl...@gmail.com wrote:
  I seem to have isoloted that is it
 
  var target=
 
  in the comment plugin which tells it where to go...
  i have tried this:
  var target=tiddler.data(test);
 
  but it just creates a tiddler with the return of whatever happens to
  be defined in the field.
 
  What I want is to insert the comment into a field within the same
  tiddler in which it was created, and when someone adds another
  comment, it adds to the field, rather than replacing what was there...
  thoughts?
 
  On Jan 31, 1:48 pm, Linck Atlanta, Ga lschl...@gmail.com wrote:
 
   Hiya,
 
   I would like comments to render into a set field value.  Is there
   something I can modify in the Comments Plugin to accomplish this?

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Re: [tw] Re: Comments Plugin

2009-12-05 Thread Alex Hough
yes and  this might work well with posterous. you could e-mail it from a
tiddler, and then posterous could be set to tweet, pubish to wordpress,
facebook and all that stuff.


Alex
[1] http://posterous.com

2009/12/3 Måns humam...@gmail.com

 If you want to be able to select emailaddress from the Viewtemplate
 instead you might need to install
 http://www.tiddlytools.com/#EditFieldPlugin
 as well.

 regards Måns Mårtensson

 On 3 Dec., 11:25, Måns humam...@gmail.com wrote:
  Hi Cody
 
  Try Fnds' emailMacro  http://devpad.tiddlyspot.com/#eMailMacro
  You can put in in a ViewTemplate and use a field for the reciever
  mailaddress like this:
  span macro='email to:{{tiddler.fields.email}} permalink:true'/
  span
  and put an editfield for the mailaddress in the EditTemplate like
  this:
  div class='small'Email:/div
  div class='editor' macro='select email rows:1 width:100%
 allowBlank
  allowOther +EmailList allowEdit'/div
  You might need to installhttp://www.tiddlytools.com/#ListboxPluginto
  be able to use the select macro
 
  Regards Måns Mårtensson
 
  On 2 Dec., 20:23, sonomakid2002 mco...@comcast.net wrote:
 
 
 
   I am using the Comments plugin that Eric has on TiddlyTools. I am
   wondering instead of the post function creating a new tiddler with the
   new comment if the post function can be changed to e-mail function and
   send an e-mail to a specific address with the comment information to
   start per-say a discussion thread by e-mail for user collaboration.
 
   Cody

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[tw] Re: Comments Plugin

2009-12-03 Thread Måns
Hi Cody

Try Fnds' emailMacro  http://devpad.tiddlyspot.com/#eMailMacro
You can put in in a ViewTemplate and use a field for the reciever
mailaddress like this:
span macro='email to:{{tiddler.fields.email}} permalink:true'/
span
and put an editfield for the mailaddress in the EditTemplate like
this:
div class='small'Email:/div
div class='editor' macro='select email rows:1 width:100% allowBlank
allowOther +EmailList allowEdit'/div
You might need to install http://www.tiddlytools.com/#ListboxPlugin to
be able to use the select macro

Regards Måns Mårtensson

On 2 Dec., 20:23, sonomakid2002 mco...@comcast.net wrote:
 I am using the Comments plugin that Eric has on TiddlyTools. I am
 wondering instead of the post function creating a new tiddler with the
 new comment if the post function can be changed to e-mail function and
 send an e-mail to a specific address with the comment information to
 start per-say a discussion thread by e-mail for user collaboration.

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