On May 22, 4:55 am, "Mark S." wrote:
> Hi Morris et al,
>
> I've updated the version. Plugin should read .22.
Hi mark,
I've brought everything up to date at:
http://twt-notes-treeview-experimental.tiddlyspot.com/index.html
The 0.22 plugin is looking very good. It's wonderful to keep certain
l
You need to modify your ViewTemplate. The crucial part is this, stick it
down the bottom somewhere. It's designed to replace
But the real reason you're not there so far is that MPTW uses systemThemes.
So you could try importing these:
http://mptw.tiddlyspot.com/empty.html#systemTheme
and putti
> > One of the things I'd like to do is cross reference the tiddlers. By
> > that I mean; each tiddler lists those tiddlers which reference it. I
> > know the 'references' dropdown on the toolbar does this, but I want to
> > list it within the tiddler content.
Try this inline script:
http
> > STEP1 .nobullets li { list-style-type: none; margin-left:-2em; }
> > STEP2 merge(config.macros.tagging,{labelNotTag:"",label:""});
> ...
> {{nobullets{... list goes here ...}}}
Thanks for making it clearer, Eric. I though it had to be:
{{nobullets li{... list goes here ...}}}
> One of the t
> STEP1 .nobullets li { list-style-type: none; margin-left:-2em; }
> STEP2 merge(config.macros.tagging,{labelNotTag:"",label:""});
STEP3 in [[MainMenu]], wrap the list content inside:
{{nobullets{
... list goes here ...
}}}
STEP4 save-and-reload (so STEP2 label changes take effect)
enjoy
-e
Er
Hi Cory,
> Another thing I'd like to do is to have a self building mainmenu. I
> now know I can do that by using the tagging macro in the mainmenu and
> tag the tiddlers I want listed in there. That way I don't have to
> build the mainmenu maually. What I don't like about this method is
> that TW
On May 21, 2009, at 5:34 PM, Mark S. wrote:
>> Might it be possible to provide for rearranging items in the tree,
>> e.g., by dragging?
>
> This capability isn't in the native treeview menu code. We can hope
> that they might add it some day. I can imagine some ways to emulate it
> a bit ... but
For anyone that's interested, I've traced the +s -s bug in this
limited situation to a library incompatibility. The treeview libraries
want their own version of jquery to play with. Fortunately, so far its
a pretty limited effect.
-- Mark
On May 21, 10:55 am, "Mark S." wrote:
> The sesame opti
> Unfortunately, I must admit my ignorance and lack of comprehension at
> the examples you both gave. Perhaps I can spend some more time
> figuring out how to generate the tables I want using fET. I think I
> need to set up a bare TW with just the plugins I need and then start
> small with just
Hello Eric,
On May 20, 11:40 am, Eric Weir wrote:
> On May 20, 2009, at 2:24 PM, Mark S. wrote:
>
> Somewhere TreeView was described as being "like Windows Explorer." I
> think I know the answer, but thought I would ask to make sure, and to
> get the feature request out there:
I'm wondering
My recommendations - have a look at Udos triology of form, data and
forEach Tiddler. A bit of familiarisation and you will be well on your
way.
I'd start of with making a form template - I think it will all become clear.
Alex
2009/5/21 Matt L. :
>
> Thank you both for your replies.
>
> Unfo
Thank you both for your replies.
Unfortunately, I must admit my ignorance and lack of comprehension at
the examples you both gave. Perhaps I can spend some more time
figuring out how to generate the tables I want using fET. I think I
need to set up a bare TW with just the plugins I need and the
Hi Morris et al,
I've updated the version. Plugin should read .22.
I *think* I've gotten rid of the closed-for-open errors that were
reported. Except for the situation noted in the following.
The "antisesame" option should work better now, and does pretty much
what you expect. You invoke treevi
Hey Simon,
I'm creating a reference database in a TW and I've got about 100
tiddlers already. I'm trying to add TaggylyTagging to it. I imported
the TagglyTaggingPlugin and the MptwUserConfigPlugin. I even imported
the view and edit templates, reloaded TW but I can't get it to
function.
Do I have
> Thank you Morris. That works, but it won't bring up the Tiddlywiki
> html file because it is an internal file.
Do you mean a "local" file (i.e. stored on your computer's hard
drive)?
In that case, you can use a src="file:///C:/path/to/file.html" to
specify a local URL
Alternatively, if the fi
Thank you Morris. That works, but it won't bring up the Tiddlywiki
html file because it is an internal file. Will it work if I make my
Tiddlywiki page, put it up on Tiddlyspot, make it private and then
link the iframe to that?
Thanks
Dan
On May 17, 8:38 pm, Morris Gray wrote:
> On May 18, 7:35
On May 22, 12:29 am, rtimwest wrote:
> Ok, having backed off and gotten just a little bit of perspective on
> this, I think a major re-think is in order.
>
> It hasn't escaped my attention that out of about 6.5 billion people,
> exactly two have expressed interest in using this program ... and on
I have this in my stylesheet:
.kb {
margin-left: 2em;
font-weight: bold;
font-family: consolas, monospace;
color: #808000;
}
And here is the style in use:
{{kb{A M}}}
What I'd like to add is a automatic prefix and suffix so it prints out
.: A M :. // a peri
On May 21, 9:22 pm, "Robert T. West (\"Tim\")"
wrote:
> Still troubled by the details I mentioned- I notice that in typing you are
> using ' for degrees and " for minutes, whereas the other sources are using
> the (little circle) "degree" symbol, then ' for minutes and " for seconds.
> The progr
Ok, having backed off and gotten just a little bit of perspective on
this, I think a major re-think is in order.
It hasn't escaped my attention that out of about 6.5 billion people,
exactly two have expressed interest in using this program ... and one
of them wants another time system.
Cheerfull
Eric - great, great, great!
works perfect now. it really changes the whole way I can work wit TW.
so thanks for your open ear, your effort and your prompt reactions!!!
On 21 Mai, 16:09, Eric Shulman wrote:
> > I am using this wonderful script/plugin extensively. would be happy if
> > Eric, Uwe o
> I am using this wonderful script/plugin extensively. would be happy if
> Eric, Uwe or anyone can give me a hint how to circumvent the remaining
> restriction of similarTiddlers not including tiddlers included via Uwe
> Borowskis "includeTiddlers"-plugin.
It should be fixed now... get the update
hey,
I am using this wonderful script/plugin extensively. would be happy if
Eric, Uwe or anyone can give me a hint how to circumvent the remaining
restriction of similarTiddlers not including tiddlers included via Uwe
Borowskis "includeTiddlers"-plugin.
thanks already for any help!
On 15 Mai, 1
Hi TIA
On 21 Mai, 08:25, alx wrote:
> Is there a plugin that will store a TiddlyWiki's tiddlers in separate
> files or alphbetically separated directories?
>
ArchivePlugin stores those tiddlers separately in a subfolder
'Archive' which are also tagged 'archive'. It does that by giving them
a .h
Morris,
I only have a minute this time, I'll follow your links and give what you've
said due consideration a bit later, but you do a better job advocating the
system than any of the websites I've found. Perhaps you should set up your
own.
I find discussions like this enjoyable, but it's not neces
Eric,
Thanks! I was lookinng for a better way to do this. I'm sort of used to
having the function built into the language, and being a stranger to
Javascript I have to trace down every function call I see in TW or look it
up on the web to determine whether it's built-in or declared locally. At
fir
Hi alx
Take a look at this: http://www.tiddlytools.com/#ImportExportPackage
I use it for exporting "tiddlerpackages" with or without "the core
tiddlers".
If you need to specify different tiddlers based on individual tags -
you could also implement http://www.tiddlytools.com/#MatchTagsPlugin.
re
Oh I forgot to say that I tried to use EditFieldPlugin
http://www.tiddlytools.com/#EditFieldPlugin in your TW - to see if it
could do the trick... In this case it didn't...
Regards Måns Mårtensson
On May 21, 10:33 am, Måns wrote:
> Hi Dave
>
> I'm not very wise - and I've attempted to use monk
Hi Dave
I'm not very wise - and I've attempted to use monkeytagger in editview
before, and I never succeded...
I would use TaggedTemplateTweak (http://www.tiddlytools.com/
#TaggedTemplateTweak) and put the PlantillaParaHimnos into a dedicated
viewtemplate (ie NotaViewTemplate) - optionally hide i
Hi TwWizards
I'm not sure whether I have forgotten to update a plugin when I
transferred tiddlers from one TW to another or if I hit a bug...
The EditFieldPlugin (ver. 1.0.0 http://www.tiddlytools.com/#EditFieldPlugin)
doesn't seem too work any longer.
When I open a tiddler which has an editfiel
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