is there ever a reason, necessity, or possibility to call a macro out
of javascript code?
Hardly ever.
One could imagine scenarios where plugin authors might wrap an existing
macro with some custom functionality - e.g. feeding a data set to the
sparkline macro:
invokeMacro(place,
I haven't found much information on the backstage Sync ability.
Yes, it's rather poorly documented I'm afraid.
Contributions welcome:
http://tiddlywiki.org/wiki/Synchronization
How does this sync work? Does the sync work both ways?
That depends on the adaptor (and thus the backend)
Replaced the line
var backupPath = localPath.substr(0,dirPathPos) + slash +
backupFolder + localPath.substr(dirPathPos);
with these three:
var backupPath = backupFolder + localPath.substr(dirPathPos);
if( !(backupPath.substr(0,1)==/ || backupPath.substr(1,2)==:\
\) )
backupPath =
it seems that now only relative paths work
IIRC, this is (at least in part) due to browser restrictions. I assume
you're using Firefox?
http://tiddlywiki.org/wiki/Firefox#File_Access
Sorry, couldn't find where to report this bug properly.
Trac.tiddlywiki.org? Couldn't find button 'Report
Actually, I realized other separators are probably clearer such as a
(vertically centered) bullet or a simple . Indicates a gradual
refinement/path. A more subtle version of is › (ref number 155
here http://www.ascii-code.com/ )
Still think some color contrast is a good idea.
(Procrastinating
it is very difficult to tell how many tags this is and exactly what
they are. I suggest a separator between tags, such as pipe surrounded
by spaces
I'd experimented with this, but didn't come up with a satisfying solution.
Instead of adding an extra character (separation of concerns and all),
I was pretty sure there was a utility that would convert a tiddler or
set of tiddlers into the static HTML, for use in a permanent style web
page. Naturally I went to tiddlytools, but I couldn't grok which
plugin might be the one.
Can anyone point me in the right direction?
I admit that I wasn't sure about a seperator - untill I saw the css
arrows (delicious style) I think that would be awesome in low
contrast.
and it would add a bit of style w/ function.. ..
Mike
On Mar 31, 7:25 am, FND f...@gmx.net wrote:
it is very difficult to tell how many tags this is and
Found ToggleTiddlerTags from Eric and just added , .tagging (without
the quotes) to the setStylesheet parameter, right after
.tagged (without the quotes) and it works nicely. :D
w
On Mar 30, 7:21 pm, Mike eris...@gmail.com wrote:
could you use story.findcontainingtiddler?
sorry about spelling
On Mar 31, 5:01 am, FND f...@gmx.net wrote:
IIRC, this is (at least in part) due to browser restrictions. I assume
you're using Firefox?http://tiddlywiki.org/wiki/Firefox#File_Access
No, it doesn't depend on browser.
After registering an account there, you will get a New Ticket button
Hi Ryan
I have also tried the idea's given above but I couldn't get them to
work, ...
Have a look at Eric's basic.html (quiockstartdocument)
http://www.tiddlytools.com/quickstart/basics.html
I has things set up as Eric explains in his post.
in PageTemplate add: span class='siteNav'
BTW it seems that all settings are saved in the cookies, not in the
page itself.
That's correct settings are saved as cookies so that each user who
views the document will have their own set of option selections that
persist across browser sessions.
So the settings are shared between
FND wrote this in twdev:
So I'm not against wysiwyg, and I'm not against being able to write
the HTML, I'm against writing HTML //as a language for markup.//
FWIW, I guess there's a misunderstanding here.
I don't think anyone will be expected to compose tiddlers in raw HTML
(unless they
Just noticed that Ticket #717 milestone has not changed . . .
(ColorPalette support for Themes)
Does that mean this has been implemented?
Or just pushed back?
Mike
On Mar 31, 4:19 pm, Ton van Rooijen tons...@xs4all.nl wrote:
Hello There,
Congratulations with the publication of TW v2.6.0 !
Hmm there are also jQuery libraries available on Microsoft and Google
urls but that doesn't help you when you don't have internet access.
http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.3/jquery.min.js
If the TiddlySpace concent really takes off you might want to split
the jQuery lib out of the
Hey thanks.
I'm writing an end-user manual for TW so this information is very
welcome. I will update the community wiki when i get around to it.
Okay but here is the scenario:
- I import a plugin from tiddlytools.com and have it be linked to the
source
- I then remove a tag.
- the plugin at
Okay thanks.
But suppose you want to invoke a macro from an inline java script.
Normally you would invoke it from wikitext by
macro
But now you have to invokeMacro(place, macro, param)
How do you get the DOM object that would get passed when you invoked
it from the wikitext? (This is probably
Good solution, clean simple. . .
gotta love ELS's extensive list of transclusions.
Mike
On Mar 31, 1:08 pm, whatever kbrezov...@gmail.com wrote:
Found ToggleTiddlerTags from Eric and just added , .tagging (without
the quotes) to the setStylesheet parameter, right after
.tagged (without the
... Baking ...
... [[CookieJar]] ...
:D
...
http://www.TiddlyTools.com/#CookieManagerPlugin
...
http://www.TiddlyTools.com/#CookieSaverPlugin
That's great! Thank you!
Georgiy.
enjoy,
-e
Eric Shulman
TiddlyTools / ELS Design Studios
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On Mar 30, 2010, at 12:41 PM, Jeremy Ruston wrote:
What I really don't understand is that you've gone the multiple-format
+ html/wysiwyg approach and not the wikitext/wysiwyg approach.
I presume by wikitext/wysiwyg you mean the approach of
round-tripping from wikitext to wysiwyg and back
But suppose you want to invoke a macro from an inline java script.
But now you have to invokeMacro(place, macro, param)
How do you get the DOM object that would get passed when you
In order to use inline scripts in tiddler content, you need:
On Mar 29, 2010, at 2:24 AM, xen wrote:
I am trying my hand at writing a manual for TW
By am I glad to hear that. I'd be willing to pay for one.
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Heya,
I'm amazed to find that there is no import tiddlers by tag option.
The fact that tiddlytools.com has everything organized in packages
would make you believe that such a thing is possible. After endless
searching for it, this feature doesn't seem to exist.
There is a ticket at [1]. The
There is a plugin called ImportTiddlersPlugin but it seems(?) to be
the exact thing that has been included in the core as the standard
import facility, thus rendering it mostly useless.
Not at all
ImportTiddlersPlugin provides an interactive 'control panel' style
interface and offers
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