[tw] Re: How to match a partial tag with fET

<> Just replace YourCondition with your own parameters. You can also use toLowerCase() to sort, however, I'm not sure what the difference is, if any. w On Feb 5, 12:34 am, Måns wrote: > Hi whatever > > The sort() function sorts the tags, however, in my case, that is not > > > necessary, since it

[tw] Making MemorizablePlugin work with a fET table?

Hi TwWizards At the moment I'm using MemorizablePluginto create quick quizzes for my students.. I'm trying to setup a fET-table (to be used as a transclusion) which will render sections from tiddlers tagged with some tag. If specified sections ar

[tw] Re: How to match a partial tag with fET

Hi whatever The sort() function sorts the tags, however, in my case, that is not > necessary, since it doesn't matter where the string is, I'm merely > checking for its presence. Thanks for answering my simple question. How do you make it sort by tiddler.title to uppercase? Cheers Måns Mår

[tw] Re: One more question about themes

On Feb 4, 8:50 am, Yakov wrote: > The first thing is the automatic aggregation of existing tiddlers. > Though both plugins don't provide the dropdown selector to select > among *chosen* themes (not all the themes available). Have a look at my FreeStyle [1] space. Top menue. It uses SelectThemePlug

[tw] Re: How to match a partial tag with fET

The sort() function sorts the tags, however, in my case, that is not necessary, since it doesn't matter where the string is, I'm merely checking for its presence. w On Feb 4, 10:15 pm, Måns wrote: > Hi cmari and whatever > > Yes, that did the trick, although I omitted ".sort()". > > What does so

[tw] Re: Changing tag input field into a textarea

Hi! I should've remembed to do that by now :). Anyway, I did it and I found out that Udo's IntelliTaggerPlugin seems to be the culprit. I also tried it on the latest vanilla TW and I got the same error. w (1) http://tiddlywiki.abego-software.de/#IntelliTaggerPlugin On Feb 4, 10:03 pm, Eric Shulm

[tw] Re: How to match a partial tag with fET

Hi cmari and whatever Yes, that did the trick, although I omitted ".sort()". > What does sort do in this instance? I don't see any difference in the output.. Cheers Måns Mårtensson -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWiki" group. To post to thi

[tw] Re: Changing tag input field into a textarea

On Feb 4, 12:42 pm, whatever wrote: > Hi! > It works, however, I then get the following message underneath: >    1. Error while executing macro <>: >    2. TypeError: s is undefined When you have a problem with a TW core usage, you should always check it in an *empty* TW, to eliminate any side-

[tw] Re: Changing tag input field into a textarea

Hi! It works, however, I then get the following message underneath: 1. Error while executing macro <>: 2. TypeError: s is undefined w On Feb 4, 9:28 pm, Måns wrote: > Hi whatever > > How does the TW determine to display <> as an input line > > > and <> as a textarea? I'd like to change the

[tw] Re: Changing tag input field into a textarea

Hi whatever How does the TW determine to display <> as an input line > and <> as a textarea? I'd like to change the tags input > line into a textarea, because with a whole bunch of tags, an input > line is impractical. > Try sth like: Cheers Måns Mårtensson -- You received this message b

[tw] Re: How to match a partial tag with fET

Yes, that did the trick, although I omitted ".sort()". Thanks, w On Feb 4, 8:49 pm, cmari wrote: > Hi w, > You might  try: > < 'tiddler.tags.sort().join("]]").contains("born")'>> > though that, I think will get you any tiddler whose tags contain the > letters "born" (anywhere). > I'd be curious t

[tw] Re: How to match a partial tag with fET

Hi w, You might try: <> though that, I think will get you any tiddler whose tags contain the letters "born" (anywhere). I'd be curious to hear if there is a way to look for tags that start with a certain letter or combination of letters. cmari On Feb 4, 1:22 pm, whatever wrote: > Hi! > Is there

[tw] Changing tag input field into a textarea

Hi! How does the TW determine to display <> as an input line and <> as a textarea? I'd like to change the tags input line into a textarea, because with a whole bunch of tags, an input line is impractical. w -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWik

[tw] How to match a partial tag with fET

Hi! Is there a way to match a partial tag with fET? For example, I have tags like [[born 1978]], [[born 1985]], [[born 1991]] and so on and I'd like to check if the tiddler contains a tag that contains "born". There are too many years and they're not sequential. I tried incorporating the match func

[tw] How to match a partial tag with fET

Hi! Is there a way to match a partial tag with fET? For example, I have tags like [[born 1978]], [[born 1985]], [[born 1991]] and so on and I'd like to check if the tiddler contains a tag that contains "born". There are too many years and they're not sequential. I tried incorporating the match func

[tw] Re: TiddlerAliasPlugin issue with aliases with spaces

Lol! Thanks, Eric, you rock! :D It does indeed work now. w On Feb 4, 5:11 pm, Eric Shulman wrote: > > Unfortunately, both !end section titles still get displayed in the > > ToC, which is what I'm trying to avoid. :) > > w > > Ah! You should use the /% ... %/ method of hiding the sections.  That >

[tw] Re: TiddlerAliasPlugin issue with aliases with spaces

> Unfortunately, both !end section titles still get displayed in the > ToC, which is what I'm trying to avoid. :) > w Ah! You should use the /% ... %/ method of hiding the sections. That will prevent them from actually being rendered, so they won't be considered part of the table of contents. <>

[tw] Re: TiddlerAliasPlugin issue with aliases with spaces

Thaks for the explanation, Eric, I missed the importance of newlines. Unfortunately, both !end section titles still get displayed in the ToC, which is what I'm trying to avoid. :) w On 4 feb., 13:53, Eric Shulman wrote: > > <> > > <> > > {{hidden{ > > !test1 > > test1text > > !end}}} > > {{hidden

[tw] Re: TiddlerAliasPlugin issue with aliases with spaces

> <> > <> > {{hidden{ > !test1 > test1text > !end}}} > {{hidden{ > !test2 > test2text}}} > <> !end}}} is *incorrect*. Heading syntax cannot have trailing content following the heading text. This should work: <> <>{{hidden{ !test1 test1text !end !test2 test2text !end }}}<> Note that only *o

[tw] Re: CloseOtherTiddlers should be disabled when you do a search

Thanks PMario, I installed the SimpleSearchPlugin and it does what it says. I haven't visited the GotoPlugin since this solved the issue I had. cheers -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWiki" group. To post to this group, send email to tiddlywik

Re: [tw] Re: change of tiddlywiki.com - 2.6.2??

Thanks for finding this and pointing this out. I'll get it fixed. Martin On 2 February 2011 21:13, tiddlygrp wrote: > Hi, > > A short test with a wget http://www.tiddlywiki.com and some > experimentation showed that the SplashScreen plugin was not run, i.e. > that the tiddlywiki was not saved af

[tw] Re: TiddlerAliasPlugin issue with aliases with spaces

I'm familiar with SectionLinksPlugin, I was considering using it, but I chose DcTableOfContentsPlugin because it adds a link to top. Anyway, I tried SectionLinksPlugin on a random tiddler on your wiki, but with the same result. I also tried an empty tiddler with the following code: <> <> {{hidden{