> http://måns.dk/TsT/#MiniMalTestCase
I'm afraid that's *not* a minimal test case.
There are 207 tiddlers in that document, 84 of which are plugins
(including Danish translation), along with extensive customization of
the layout.
Having said that, it appears all you need to do is upgrade; Tidd
> I am saving changes to a TiddlyWiki, and even though I have created
> the directory (folder) and given the path in the advanced options, the
> backup file is not created, even as changes to the TiddlyWiki are
> saved.
Could you provide some more details (OS, browser etc.):
http://www.tidd
Yes, the OS is Windows XP SP3, the browser is Firefox 3.0.7,
and the path is set to
D:\EmbryoPhysicsBackups
or
D:/EmbryoPhysicsBackups
I've tried both, and these with and without the trailing slash.
Thank you.
wrb
> -Original Message-
> From: TiddlyWiki@googlegroups.com
> [mailto
> Yes, the OS is Windows XP SP3, the browser is Firefox 3.0.7,
> and the path is set to
> D:\EmbryoPhysicsBackups
I assume the TiddlyWiki document is not located in that folder?
For security reasons, Firefox 3 does not allow access to files outside
the working directory:
http://tiddlywiki.o
Well, then, aside from placing backups in the same directory
as the non-backup (i.e. what is expectantly the current correct
copy), there is no way to obtain backup in Firefox.
I'll check on the absolute pathing issue, and get back to you.
Thanks for the clarification.
wrb
> -Original Mes
> OK, I have downloaded the empty.html file, and made edits, then
> clicked done, and saved the result, only to have it disappear
I take it you're using FF3 on WinXP, and didn't get any error messages -
the contents just weren't there after reloading the document?
Where is the file located?
I'm
> Well, then, aside from placing backups in the same directory
> as the non-backup (i.e. what is expectantly the current correct
> copy), there is no way to obtain backup in Firefox.
Well, sort of.
I tend to create a dedicated sub-directory - which of course is still
located within the working d
Certainly. Also, the other email to which you replied, that
data saved was lost, is in part addressed by the answers
below. It is also possible that I had a bad copy of empty.htm;
I believe the problem went away upon obtaining a new copy
of the empty.htm document.
Thanks again.
wrb
> -Or
Hi,
we tried a complete pc-side installation of tiddlyweb and apache and
it's working without any problems (smile).
On our sparc maschine we do habe to version of python 2.4 and 2.6
running, so for
now we get rid of both and will use only 2.5 and make a complete new
installation of tiddlyweb there
Hi Simon,
On 18 Mrz., 16:54, Simon McManus wrote:
> just to answer your other questions :
>
>
> > - will there be something like a nestedtree navigation, maybe like a
> > changeable viewmode for the left bar?
>
> You mean you want to switch between the normal MainMenu tiddler and
> theTiddlyDocs
On 13 Mrz., 21:30, "cd...@peermore.com" wrote:
> On Mar 11, 9:52 am, EduardWagner wrote:
> I can think of several ideas, none of which are yet implemented that
> might be able to help the situation:
>
> * Instead of using documents served by the static plugin, instead use
> binary tiddlers: p
Hi,
we always use a construction to store tiddlers in tiddlyweb like the
following
var newTiddler = ...
...
newTiddler.fields["server.type"]=store.getTiddler
("WorkspaceConfig").fields["server.bag"];
newTiddler.fields["server.host"]=store.getTiddler
("WorkspaceConfig").fields["server.host"];n
Ok - Thank you very much..
You were absolutely right about the need for an upgrade... Now it
works - excactly as you described!!
I've been tying to "cook it down" and now I have only *147* tiddlers
in the document.
I know it was not a real minimal testcase - and want to excuse if it
was a bad one.
> You were absolutely right about the need for an upgrade... Now it
> works - excactly as you described!!
Glad it works.
> I will try to pull all the plugins that I don't need, out of the TW
> and see how small I can make it
You can tweak and customize your own document to your heart's content.
Hi,
I am relatively new to TW and using a (stripped down) version of
Giffords TyddlyDu3.
Everything works fine for some time but after a few weeks the mainMenu
suddenly appears the be expanded to the full screen width,
notwithstanding a fixed with in the stylsheet.
Can anyone help me?
Thanks,
Ma
Hi,
On Mar 1, 2:24 pm, FND wrote:
> > I have found an elegant solution for RTL (right to left script) for
> > individual Tiddlers.
>
Thanks for sharing it, it was a useful pointer.
I've extended it a bit, in order to fix the direction of the title and
the tags box too.
http://www.guyrutenberg.
Hello All
I am having problems with this code when the tiddler is evoked in a
default tiddler.
Error is "tiddler here is null
When in is opened from mainMenu, everything is fine.
Example - http://r.a.hough.googlepages.com/Questionnaire.html
Best Wishes
Alex
>
>var score=...; /* calc
I upgraded to FF3 some time ago and was of the understanding that it
doesn't save cookies for local files from session to session. The
cookie I'm specifically interested in is txtUserName. I have TW's
that several of the people in my office access which are based on TW
2.2.5. Some of us are on
Since this is a development-related issue, it would better be discussed
on the dev group.
> we always use a construction to store tiddlers in tiddlyweb like the
> following
> [...]
> but the newTiddler is not immediately saved back to server
When accessing tiddler properties directly, TiddlyWik
On 28 Mrz., 19:30, FND wrote:
> Since this is a development-related issue, it would better be discussed
> on the dev group
>
> When accessing tiddler properties directly, TiddlyWiki has no chance of
> being notified. (FWIW, this issue isn't directly related to TiddlyWeb.)
> You should use the s
> we do use the method "store.saveTiddler(..." like explained above
Sorry, seems I wasn't reading properly...
FWIW, when posting several lines of code, it's often better to use a
pastebin*.
> the created tiddler is not autosaved to server
Can you post a minimal test case over on [twdev]? Ideal
Hi
I'm trying to replace twabs <> (create new contact) with a new
button that gives some more options based on the tiddler where it's
invoked. (http://www.tiddly-twab.com/)
When I do this:
<>
Now the new tiddler overwrites the tiddler which the macrobutton is
in..
I'd like to combine {{tiddler
> I'd like to combine {{tiddler.title}} with a suffix like this:
{{tiddler.title}} is a "computed parameter" that is simply returning
the value of the tiddler.title variable, which is just a javascript
text string and thus can also be used to construct more complex
javascript text expressions. F
Thank you - Eric
It works very well - and a new obstacle turned up - as usual :-)
I also tried to use NewHerePlugin to automatically insert tiddlertitle
as tag - but for some reason the plugin doesn't work in my TW after I
have upgraded to 2.5 - I think I have lost a vital component for it to
w
I also tried to put it in the CustomEditTemplate -
Like this:
> '
But it doesn't work quite as I expected.
The title is right and the formtemplate gets inserted as it should -
but the the button label is just "New tiddler" and tag becomes:
{{tiddler.fields.title+
I'm not sure if I just have to c
When I used <> in the custom EditTemplatem, the buttonlabel and
tags were ok..
Måns
On 29 Mar., 07:22, Måns wrote:
> I also tried to put it in the CustomEditTemplate -
> Like this:
> text: {{store.getTiddlerText("AddressTabs")}} >> '
>
> But it doesn't work quite as I expected.
> The title is
> text: {{store.getTiddlerText("AddressTabs")}} >> '
use
tiddler.title
instead of
tiddler.fields.title
(which is not a valid field!)
-e
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