This syntax doesn't look valid at all. For one, If you use parameter
evaluation all your javascript code must be within the double curly
brackets. At least, I am not familiar with this kind of syntax, so I
would presume it's not at all doing what you're trying to achieve:
<>
...especially the out
> This syntax doesn't look valid at all...
> At least, I am not familiar with this kind of syntax...
> <>
see http://www.TiddlyTools.com/#CoreTweaks (#890)
which adds the "if:..." parameter handling to the <> macro
enjoy,
-e
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Hi Mans, Thanks for the heads-up. I have no idea why my email address
is being shown... something to do with the new groups, etc. but I have
my nickname set to Grant everywhere I can find... Lets see if it works
now..
Your help worked like a charm, thanks so much! Is the problem I have
because o
On Monday, May 16, 2011 12:30:52 PM UTC-4, Grant wrote:
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> Your help worked like a charm, thanks so much! Is the problem I have
> because of Firefox not saving cookies for local files? Does this only
> work with the latest TW version, with persistent 'cookies'? Just
> curious
>
I think that
Well, you can track how many symbols are needed. In the link I cited
you can see my number. How to count:
1) make a line with nine symbols and press enter (that would be ten
symbols)
2) ctrl+a (select all), {ctrl+c (copy), ctrl+v (paste), say 10 times},
that would be 100 symbols
3) repeat 2) twice
Surely there's something obvious I'm missing -- but I'm having a devil of a
time styling table rows with a custom class.
What I'd like to do is added a bottom border to each table row, as an easy
visual cue for the break between rows of data.
My initial thought was to define a custom class in
Good strategy, Yakov. I created one string ("123456789" + \n) and
copy-pasted it over and over to generate an easy-to-track raw number of
characters. Since I use the WordCountMacro by Simon Baird, the line break
made it easy to know how many 9-letter "words" and 10-letter blocks of
characters
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