Thank you very much for your quick and complete answer Eric.
Funny thing is that I have to uncheck the box for "RegExp Search" to
enable it. I am running on the 2.4.1 core.
Another short question: On the page I mentioned before the author has
defaulted the search to do an "AND" when multiple wor
> bump
... a quick investigation suggests the problem is with how the
<> parameter passing is handling the use of $1
(the initial directory to display) when the tiddler content is being
refreshed. In order to make it work properly, I may have to re-write
a non-trivial portion of the rendering lo
Hi Al,
There is a TiddlyWiki cheatsheet at:
http://www.nothickmanuals.info/doku.php/cheatsheets
Also at:
http://jamwiki.org/files/2007/8/tiddlywiki_cheatsheet-22040121.pdf
That gives you all the basic information you need to format pages.
As for the username / editing dates and the edit tab, you
bump
On Oct 19, 9:09 pm, roger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have Eric's ShowLocalDirectory script installed. If I use the
> script without any filepath parameters i.e. < ShowLocalDirectory>> then I can navigate within the table to any
> parent or child folders in the local directory.
>
> If I
Greetings
I've extended TW to support some (very simple & limited) property
inheritance. Tiddlers contain a collection of attributes, and I want
them to be able to inherit attributes where applicable. All this is
done by attaching a custom field "myFieldContainer" to the tiddlers
through a macro
When you work in Linux under Fedora (or any other distribution), you
need to be mindful of the permissions. For example, a hidden
file .pxovl* may be created in Fedora; this file must be deleted as it
will mark the TiddlyWiki as alien and you won't be able to alter it.
Once deleted, you will be ab
Sounds like a nicer implementation of my ImprovedSlicesPlugin
See
http://www.remotely-helpful.com/TiddlyWiki/ImprovedSlicesPlugin.html#ImprovedSlicesPlugin
...Lyall
On Oct 22, 3:13 am, "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Phil Hawksworth and I scratched an itch and came up with
> a
Hi Iain and Morris
1. The TW version is right there in Acknowledgements & License, so
it's not far away. My goal was to reduce as much clutter as possible
from the main menu.
2. As for color schemes, I am still fond of my NBN colors, and not
nearly as fond of FiddlyWiki's and TW Notes' gradients
Hi, I've just had another look at Tiddlywiki after originally starting
a home tiddlywiki in 2006.
I would like to do some basic page formatting but am struggling to
find a good easy intro level website.
I would like to
1) Turn off the username / editing dates at the top of each tiddler.
2) Disabl
> I posted to snapshots here: [...]
I'm afraid I have no idea what might be causing this.
It might be a browser rendering bug - but I'm happily using Firefox 3 on
Ubuntu 8.04, and have never experienced this issue.
Sorry I can't be more helpful at this point - I'll let you know if I
have any f
> How do I hide it from displaying in a browser when viewed?
FWIW, you could also create a separate theme for readOnly mode:
http://www.tiddlywiki.org/wiki/Themes
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I'm trying to use one Tiddlywiki file on a dual booting laptop. It
boots into either Vista or Fedora 9.
Issue #1:
I created a Tiddlywiki on Fedora 9, but then something messed up that
file, and now every time it opens it says that it was not saved
properly, and then when I try to save the file by
Hello,
I would like to export my note-taking wiki's tiddlers in plain html as
a backup (just in case the tiddlywiki file gets corrupted for some
reason I want to have plain html of the contents of the wiki). By
plain html I mean just one file with all the tiddlers but without the
css or javascript
I figured it out. I looked at my backup folder online and it was only
updating my xml file so I went into my local copy and unchecked the
RSS and backup folder option and now it works!
On Oct 22, 4:11 am, Zypher <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm currently having issues uploading and saving to the
Couldn't wait to try this all out, and it works perfectly. Cheers
Fred, you legend.
On Oct 22, 3:06 pm, FND <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> errata:
>
> > You can use a custom NewTiddler* macro call for that
>
> *http://www.tiddlywiki.org/wiki/NewTiddler_(macro)
>
> > That will pre-populate the new t
Awesome. I'm on a train most of tomorrow so I'll give it a spin then.
Thanks!
On Oct 22, 3:06 pm, FND <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> errata:
>
> > You can use a custom NewTiddler* macro call for that
>
> *http://www.tiddlywiki.org/wiki/NewTiddler_(macro)
>
> > That will pre-populate the new tiddler
Hello Trev,
> when i save, it says "failed to create backup"
Chances are you'll need to specify a relative path* to a subdirectory of
the folder where your TiddlyWiki document resides (e.g. "backups\MyTW").
More details in this recent thread:
http://groups.google.com/group/TiddlyWiki/t/e
errata:
> You can use a custom NewTiddler* macro call for that
* http://www.tiddlywiki.org/wiki/NewTiddler_(macro)
> That will pre-populate the new tiddler with the context of
> [[MeetingTemplate]].
s/context/contents/ (working on adaptors has fried my brains)
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On Oct 22, 5:39 pm, iain <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Maybe you could experiment with some better colour schemes?
Hi Iain,
Better is a state of mind:-)
How about my style to match the portable applications on my USB drive?
http://twnotes.tiddlyspot.com/
I usually put the version number in the
> Greetings from the other side!
You're still with us in spirit.
> I'd like this form to be created when I click a 'new meeting' button
You can use a custom NewTiddler* macro call for that:
<>
That will pre-populate the new tiddler with the context of
[[MeetingTemplate]].
HTH.
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Molicule,
I have started using this and I like it very much. One thing that
would make it even more useful for me is if it accepted URLs and
displayed them in a form one could click on.
Possible?
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Greetings from the other side!
I'm now at a web agency having left Osmosoft a few weeks ago, and am
hoping to use TiddlyWiki as a reporting tool here (giving clients
status updates, recording minutes, etc.). I'll be publishing the final
results. There's a couple of things I'd like to ask for hel
> I downloaded TiddlyWiki some time ago and sice then I have been
> wondering. Why is the order of words relevant when searching? This
> means when I search for say "Term1 Term2" I get 2 hits. But when I
> search vor "Term2 Term1" I will get only 1 hit.
Straight out of the box, TiddlyWiki does no
hi,
i'm brand new to tiddlywiki, so if someone could give me a little
advice, i'd really appreciate it!
in the advanced options i put a location for the backup folder as
follows:
C:\Documents and Settings\tee-tu\Desktop\trevwiki-backups\
- but when i save, it says "failed to create backup"
-
Hello,
I downloaded TiddlyWiki some time ago and sice then I have been
wondering. Why is the order of words relevant when searching? This
means when I search for say "Term1 Term2" I get 2 hits. But when I
search vor "Term2 Term1" I will get only 1 hit.
Today I noticed that it is obviously possibl
Hey Eric (et al!)
> I like the notion of a 2D 'slice array', addressable by row and column
> names... and I especially like that fact that the additional table
> syntax doesn't interfere with the TW standard slice table handling,
> e.g., using the above table, you could still retrieve values wher
> We plan to implement almost exactly what you proposed although we had
> been leaning towards the following syntax:
>
> <>
Using the "::" separator twice in the section reference could be very
problematic... especially for code that currently assumes that only
one separator will be present.
Fo
Eric,
Yes. At the time we implemented this we didn't appreciate that we
could retrieve the values using the <> macro (*blush*)
We plan to implement almost exactly what you proposed although we had
been leaning towards the following syntax:
<>
We'll have a chat about the syntax to adopt and then
Kevin
Strangely, I've never encountered the problems you mentioned except
the table markup of TW.
(Fx 3.0.3/ WinXP SP3)
You could try these steps:
1) clear the cache and cookies of your browser
2) close your browser
3) open your TW in browser again
and/or please try the original copy downloadde
Eric,
the new release of your core tweaks solved my problem interpretation
for external links. With the first release I did, what Ty suggested:
specifiying a nice name in the link, like [[CustomName|
SomeTiddler##Section1]] - this was interpreted as external link.
Thus, no interference with other
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