[tw] Re: Is there any plugins for providing site users leave messages on my tiddlywiki site?

I wonder if ExternalTiddlerPlugin or other similar plugin would be helpful. I have no experience with it so I leave it to someone like Eric to take it from here. What this means is that the protected tiddlyspot file would include a tiddler from a second tiddlyspot file where comments are contain

[tw] Re: modifying newJournal

by the way, here's the autohotkey script I use once the new tiddler is open and the title is highlighted (it opens the paint program and plucks in the tiddler name as the drawing name so you can save right away and start drawing): !p:: ;this is the launch key (alt+"p") send ^c sleep 500 title

[tw] Re: modifying newJournal

Thanks BramChen, that was exactly what I needed!! here's the modified version I'm using now (I forgot to use "img" instead of tiddler) <>< \>'; }} tag: "paint">> On Dec 7, 11:54 am, BramChen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > < window._today=new Date().formatString("bitmap -0MM-0DD"); > wi

[tw] Re: Tagger in MPTW

On Tue, Dec 9, 2008 at 8:27 AM, Eric Weir <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > On 12/8/2008 Simon Baird wrote: > > > Delete this line in the ViewTemplate section of MptwTheme. > > > > > > Thanks again, Simon. That also worked. > > Tags are still displayed a la MPTW. Anyway to get rid of them? > > My

[tw] Re: Tagger in MPTW

On 12/8/2008 Simon Baird wrote: > Delete this line in the ViewTemplate section of MptwTheme. > > Thanks again, Simon. That also worked. Tags are still displayed a la MPTW. Anyway to get rid of them? My guess -- and it really is a guess -- is deleting the following line from the ViewTemplat

[tw] Re: MPTW tagging madness

I can't quite picture it. Can you post/upload an example of what you're doing? Trees imply you're using sitemap mode.. is that right? If so then how about using one of the other list modes, eg "normal" or "grouped". On Mon, Dec 8, 2008 at 2:24 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote: > > S

[tw] Re: Tagger in MPTW

Delete this line in the ViewTemplate section of MptwTheme. On Tue, Dec 9, 2008 at 4:41 AM, Eric Weir <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > On 12/7/2008 Simon Baird wrote: > > > Try disabling QuickOpenTagsPlugin. > > Thanks, Simon. That works. I take it there's no loss in functionality, > since Tagg

[tw] Re: how to insert a URL in the text?

Hi, Eric, Thank you so much! -Wei Eric Shulman wrote: >> instead of displaying "http://Tiddlywiki.com"; within the text, i want >> the text "Tiddlywiki" to link to the site http://Tiddlywiki.com >> > > Use a "PrettyTiddlyLink": > > [[text to show|where to go]] > > examples: > > [[opens a ti

[tw] Re: MPTW tagging madness

You can create custom fields/ extended fields to hold all this extra data. To see how take a look at: http://tiddlywiki.org/wiki/Dev:Extended_Fields An example of how I used them can be seen at: http://no-sin.com/wiki/WorkTracker.html If you put 'view somefieldname wikified' in you can then make

[tw] Re: Tagger in MPTW

On 12/7/2008 Simon Baird wrote: > Try disabling QuickOpenTagsPlugin. Thanks, Simon. That works. I take it there's no loss in functionality, since TaggerPlugin also allows me to open tags as tiiddlers. However, I get an error message -- "error in Macro miniTag" -- in the area where tags are n

[tw] Re: How to make a non-editable TW, and revert it back

HI Ken, Once the edit function is removed by the way you described you can return the edit function by using an other TW with the right edit functions and use the export plugin to inject the tiddlers in the non editable TW. Have a nice day, Okido On 8 Dec, 03:44, Ken Girard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

[tw] Re: Preventing line breaks in tiddler paragraphs from rendering as line breaks

On Dec 3, 2:00 pm, FND <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > tiddlywiki is displaying these newlines rather then wrapping > > the text and breaking lines only on paragraph boundaries > > Try the ParagraphFormatter I've just committed: >      http://tinyurl.com/6erqyt > (http://svn.tiddlywiki.org/Trunk/co

[tw] Re: Using nested forEachTiddler loops

In a where clause, "tiddler.title" won't work. You do have to use context.inTiddler.title. But the reason I though it might be helpful for you to put that into your macro instead of "Key" is that it makes your macro generic. So you can copy and paste it into any other tiddler without needing to

[tw] Re: Looking for a way to import a spread sheet row to a tiddler

> I am looking for a way to import a spreadsheet into a TW so that each > row becomes a tiddler, with different columns becoming custom fields > or tags, and one column becoming the standard text field. If it was me, I'd probably write a formula to generate slices, like this: = "|" & A$1 & "