Hello,
I am wanting to set up a shared academic logbook for a project lasting
a couple of months. Ideally it would be as follows:
1) My blog/journal: regular (semi-daily) briefs of work done (each one
a tiddler);
2) A small number of other users would have access to the logbook, and
can add their
> Nice :-) I like it a lot.
Thanks.
> > And you can "recycle" the list for next trip.
>
> Please explain? - Do you just remove the tag "ok" from all tiddlers to
> get them back into the list?
> It would be great if you could get all "ok'yed" tiddlers back into the
> list at once - maybe you could
Måns, I took your suggestion and used the ViewTemplate instead and now
it works beautifully! Thank you so much for your help Måns &
whatever!
On Oct 3, 12:54 pm, Måns wrote:
> Hi Serena
>
> > 1) Nothing happens when I click the checkbox to add a tag (i.e. it
> > isn't showing up in the tags edit
Hi Serena
> 1) Nothing happens when I click the checkbox to add a tag (i.e. it
> isn't showing up in the tags editor field & it isn't added when I save
> the tiddler). Any idea what might be the problem?
>
> 2) For a new tiddler, I received an error: "Unable to evaluate
> {{tiddler.title}}: TypeEr
Hi!
Let's see if I understand correctly. You want to tag every new
category tiddler with its own title. If so, you could add the
following button script to your MainMenu:
var alwaysTag="category";
var p1=prompt("Enter category name","");
if(!p1)return;
if(store.tiddlerExists(p1)) {
if(!
confirm(
Thanks for the quick reply!
I tried your suggestion, and I ran into 2 problems:
1) Nothing happens when I click the checkbox to add a tag (i.e. it
isn't showing up in the tags editor field & it isn't added when I save
the tiddler). Any idea what might be the problem?
2) For a new tiddler, I rec
Hi Serena
> < '"<>
>
> In the EditTemplate:
>
>
You have to specify which tiddler is to be tagged:
"<>"
You can write this: [[ToggleTagTemplate]]
<>
and in your Edit template (or viewtemplate)
This doesn't work on tiddlyspace though..
Regards Måns Mårtensson
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Oh, how perfect! Thanks so much Tobias, you really made my day. :)
-Ross
On Oct 2, 8:17 pm, Tobias Beer wrote:
> Would this help?
>
> http://tobibeer.tiddlyspace.com/#ColoredLinks
>
> Cheers, Tobias.
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Hi octw
> This app does only one thing: to be a flexible checklist for travel
> packing. The most interesting thing is, you can check the checkbox to
> reduce the list. If there is no box to check, you must have done the
> packing.
Nice :-) I like it a lot.
> And you can "recycle" the list for nex
I'm trying to use ToggleTag & ForEachTiddler in the EditTemplate, but
I'm having trouble getting it to tag the containing tiddler. Here's
what I have:
In a tiddler named ToggleTagTemplate:
<>
In the EditTemplate:
But when I try to tag a new tiddler, it tags ToggleTagTemplate
instead. Any ti
> there's just so many of these (simple) solutions that TiddlySpace
> is now cut off as evaluated parameters are being turned off. Is there
> any plan to generalize access to fields for basic evaluation in
> macros ...i.e. evaluated parameters in a kind of "safe mode"?
Martin is currently looking
Weeks ago, twgrp had mentioned ( http://j.mp/dmhbJ2 ) my old
TiddlyWiki App called TiddlyPackingList. Since the original link was
broken. I spend the weekend making an upgrade version and renamed it
to TiddlyPacking. You can see the new version here:
http://j.mp/dfDBup
This app does only one thin
@FND,
Ah, there's just so many of these (simple) solutions that TiddlySpace
is now cut off as evaluated parameters are being turned off. Is there
any plan to generalize access to fields for basic evaluation in
macros ...i.e. evaluated parameters in a kind of "safe mode"?
Cheers, Tobias.
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> Documentation, documentation ... :P
I hear you, but ...
http://tiddlywiki.org/wiki/Macros#Evaluated_Parameters
While that's not very helpful at this point, everyone is welcome to
improve it (including improving discoverability) - it's a wiki after all.
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Oh, great, thanks a lot, FND.
Documentation, documentation ... :P
Cheers,
octw
On 10月3日, 下午8時09分, FND wrote:
> > <>
> > [...]
> > I'm wonder is there a parameter represent the current tiddler title?
>
> You can use evaluated parameters, which provide access to the global
> tiddler variable:
>
Hello TK,
It's much easier, using standard TW formatting for "bold" text, i.e.
twice a single quote (') before and after the text.
Try e.g. this:
''
{{{
webdb CHALK 10204 $ ls -l
}}}
''
{{{
total 56
-rw-r--r-- 1 webdb oinstall1164 Nov 23 2009
arch_backup.template
-rw-r--r-- 1 webdb oins
> <>
> [...]
> I'm wonder is there a parameter represent the current tiddler title?
You can use evaluated parameters, which provide access to the global
tiddler variable:
<>
HTH.
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Hi all,
I've searched here but can't find the answer I need.
Here is my case. I divided tiddler text into two part - the normal and
the hidden. The hidden part was put into a section like this:
/%
!Hidden
The hidden part text...
!End
%/
Then I use a slider to grab that part:
<>
This makes the
Lol! That was fast. :D Anyway, I tested yours and it works nicely,
however, I noticed you need to refresh the wiki, if you want a
different random link. The other macro changed the link every time you
clicked on it. I mean, the button stayed the same, but the link behind
it changed, which is why I
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