I think this is a common problem.
Check out these other threads for two different approaches:
http://groups.google.com/group/GTD-TiddlyWiki/browse_thread/thread/923a998109fbdf0f?hl=en
http://groups.google.com/group/GTD-TiddlyWiki/browse_thread/thread/bd1d4179a211ae06?hl=en
If you're looking for
I'd be interested to see peoples solutions. I've added a Back Burner
Realm and intended to put lots of projects into there, but I have not
yet found a way to change the realm of LOTS of projects and theirs
actions, so I hacve not been able to implement it.
Damian
On Mar 9, 8:19 am, jdunham
In a tiddler reference by the my tiddler
comment here reverse =closed =completed \n''Completed and
closed'' (%subject%)\nat %when%\n
This is *supposed* to work. But there was a bug (oops!). I've fixed
it.
Get the update (v2.9.1) here:
http://www.TiddlyTools.com/#CommentPlugin
It doesn't do anything now when you click on the buttons :-(
Actually, it does do something... it causes a program error!
Look at the ToolsError Console (you may have to scroll to bottom).
You should see an error that says:
parseint is not defined
I'm certain I put exactly what you said.
How would you want to specify the field being saved to/loaded from?
First, to have it more generic, I would want not to show the question
and not to add a letter in front of every choice. So, given the syntax
described, maybe a field name could follow the Q:
What value would you want to save to
Hi
Is there someone who kan tweak/hack Mr. Simon Bairds TagglyTagging
plugin to show numered tables instead of lists?
The sorting possibilities are great - and the ability to make groups
by details and sitemaps are very useable - maybe this should result in
several sortable tables??
The reason
I can't make it work though...
I've put the tiddler [[MyTemplate]] into a tiddler with the name =
(context.viewerTiddler.title) - and I know I have several tiddlers
tagged with that title (MM).
Heres my fET-code put into a tiddler called MM:
forEachTiddler where
Thanks Eric,
I had a sneaking suspicion I had missed something with the config statement
after I posted.
I have tested it and it works well thank you.
I am not sure if I asked before but in the plugin you make reference to
marker: /%+comment+%/,
Is there a way I can customize it to pass an
Is there a TW theme for blogs or can someone suggest an alternative?
Somewhat unrelated, but this might be of interest:
http://tiddlywiki.org/wiki/TiddlyWiki_As_a_Website
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Hi Ed:
You're right, it was easier than I thought it would be to add the new
statuses. Thanks for the push.
What I chose was a new ProjectStatus I call pending which is really
pending my availability to work on it.
I also have a new ActionStatus called queued which basically means
the same
Hi @ all,
I red many discussions but couldn´t find an answer ...
I will place the TW on a remote-access computer where all colleagues
of mine can access our shared knowledge stored in TW. From this TW we
will have lots of referenced files, which will move from time to time
(so absolut or
Thanks for your patience Eric, It works now...
I swear I looked at the two side-by-side ten times! But my wife would
attest that I'm not good at finding things right in front of me :-)
Dave
On Mar 9, 12:17 am, Eric Shulman elsdes...@gmail.com wrote:
It doesn't do anything now when you
I would like to change that tool tips on close so that when hovering
over the 'close' button in the toolbar
I've got this in a tiddler titled 'configTweaks' and tagged with
'systemConfig'
merge(config.commands.closeTiddler,{
text: close,
tooltip: Close this tiddler});
What is
Hi Måns,
Sorry that I didn't explain clearly enough. If you're going to look
for text in the data field Gang, you first have to check that the
data field actually exists (so you need tiddler.data(Gang) as well
as tiddler.data(Gang).contains). For the template, maybe it's
easier to see it.
The %0 style place holder substitution only works when the code
resolving the string knows to look for it and what to do with it. So
there's no default syntax for including the tiddler name.
http://tiddlywiki.pastebin.com/mbc872b9
That should do what you want and enable such substitution for
Thanks Saq.
I'm working on a questionaire.
Pointing and referring to things is made a lot easier with this.
Alex
On Mar 9, 1:41 pm, Saq Imtiaz lew...@gmail.com wrote:
The %0 style place holder substitution only works when the code
resolving the string knows to look for it and what to do with
On Mon, Mar 9, 2009 at 3:19 AM, jdunham jwdun...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Ed:
You're right, it was easier than I thought it would be to add the new
statuses. Thanks for the push.
What I chose was a new ProjectStatus I call pending which is really
pending my availability to work on it.
I also
Hello,
I don't know if people on this list are as mental as I am about
Twitter, but I really enjoy using it and, more recently, playing with
it as a messaging channel... Anyhow, after prompting from Jeremy, I
assembled this Twitter Archiver, which is a TiddlyWiki presented as a
web app:
Problem: I have a questionnaire. I've used option txtUnitName and
option txtDepartmentName to write text into questions. I've made
the text blue using CSS [1] , but now I want to change the size of the
box that holds the text is the requisite length for the length of the
variable so that the
I am a longstanding user of this great plugin. However since I
upgraded from TW 2.3 to 2.4.3, the autosize feature seems to have
stopped working. I have not changed EditTemplate, and still have the
shadow tiddler.
I cannot be certain that the upgrade caused the problem, but at the
moment it
Any way to incorporate an option to include SearchOption Results in
the main story (possibly wrong terminology) so that TiddlerBar will
capture it as a tab?
Thanks,
Mike
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I want to change the size of the box that holds the text
Making the box's width precisely fit its contents is gonna be tricky.
However, you can use CSS to define a static width:
.txtOptionInput {
width: 15em;
}
HTH.
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Case matters; here's the correct URL:
http://www.osmosoft.com/tiddlytweets/
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I used the ArchivedTimeline Plugin to achive the folding of time lines
into months.
On Mar 5, 5:20 pm, DollyP dol...@lochnevis.com wrote:
Very smart Andrew.
leeand00- I like the way your website folds up the timeline into
months. How do you achieve this? Plugin?
Regards
David
On Mar 5,
Is the tiddlythemes site still active? Or is it just kind of there?
On Mar 5, 10:40 am, Andrew J. Leer leean...@hotmail.com wrote:
Attached is a new Tiddlywiki theme, I like to call it Lancaster
Coffeeshop, as I got the color ideas from several coffeeshops in
Lancaster, PA.
Thank you and
Any way to incorporate an option to include SearchOption Results in
the main story (possibly wrong terminology) so that TiddlerBar will
capture it as a tab?
Instead of creating a temporary output display, SearchOptionsPlugin
can generate an actual tiddler (called [[SearchResults]]). In the
FWIW
The problem was getting values in option txtValue into tiddlers
for a questionnaire. I tried to write them directly into the
questions, but it didn't look right.
My solution is to use inline scrips to write to each option
txtValue into a tiddler using inline scripts.
script
My solution is to use inline scrips to write to each option
txtValue into a tiddler using inline scripts.
script
document.write(
config.options.txtMyUnit);
/script
Then to transclude into the tiddler, adding highlights thus:
@@tiddler txtValue@@
Try this:
Fails to download tweets in IE6.
Manages to tell me the number of tweets, then just sits at
Downloading... for the next part.
Ken Girard
On Mar 9, 1:49 pm, FND f...@gmx.net wrote:
http://osmosoft.com/TiddlyTweets
Case matters; here's the correct URL:
Eric,
Very Neat. Thanks a lot. Really like it. Will save a lot of work!
Alex
2009/3/9 Eric Shulman elsdes...@gmail.com:
My solution is to use inline scrips to write to each option
txtValue into a tiddler using inline scripts.
script
document.write(
config.options.txtMyUnit);
/script
errata:
wikify @@%0@@ config.options.txtMyUnit
should be:
wikify @@%0@@ {{config.options.txtMyUnit}}
(i.e., use {{...}} for *computed* parameter value)
-e
Eric Shulman
TiddlyTools / ELS Design Studios
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Thanks Eric.
It works!! (alex super happy!!)
Out of interest, how do you arrive at the syntax of things like this.
Is is part of the UI mastercraftman's methodology or is this
TiddlyTools home brewed stuff?
Thanks again.
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Nevermind - seems to just be MY tiddlywiki - I was able to create a
new one. So I hope I can find my old one - it was there earlier today,
anyway.
Nils
On Mar 9, 5:29 pm, Nils nilsda...@gmail.com wrote:
Tried to load my tiddlywiki just now, which was working a few hours
ago. Now not working.
On Mar 5, 4:09 pm, TonyM anthony.mus...@gmail.com wrote:
I do note, however, that inside a page of the CHM the internal links,
a hyperlink to an anchor in the page does not work, one needs to look
for it manually.
I think it's an issue with the CHM Reader and some types of chm files.
It
If I wanted to borrow just the coloration/look of this page, how would
I proceed most efficiently? I wouldn't just want to overwrite my
existing styles, because they do things besides control the look of
the page (using TW notes). And I wouldn't want to have to hand-map
color schemes from one to
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