I think that the problem at hand might be best re-framed as an
organisational problem. Its not a technical issue, rather its about
people, roles and resources and organising them.
Alex
ps. i have scanned the thread above, there are some excellent points.
I hope to return to them later.
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You
I'm just seeing an ordinary TiddlySpace at
http://tiddlywiki-org2.tiddlyspace.com/, is that what you intended?
Best wishes
Jeremy
On Tue, Nov 15, 2011 at 3:10 PM, rakugo jdlrob...@gmail.com wrote:
b) While a pure community site would deliver a lot, I believe, it
risks not being as prominent
Hi
Your plugin is nicely installed and I can see the wizard similar to
yours.
I'll try to be more specific with my trials. Maybe my use is not what
you intended to...
4th point being the most important to me.
Thanks
Have a nice day
1. FILE (Browse)
file:///Z:/look_cdmb1101/index.html
imports
1. FILE (Browse)
file:///Z:/look_cdmb1101/index.html
imports fine from :
file:///Z:/airbank_tw/index.html
2. WEB
file:///Z:/look_cdmb1101/index.html
wont imports from :http://www.TiddlyTools.com/
There is something wrong with that url please try another.
This still remains a problem
Sorry I had a private SideBar which was the most important bit...
changed.
On Nov 16, 10:20 am, Jeremy Ruston jeremy.rus...@gmail.com wrote:
I'm just seeing an ordinary TiddlySpace
athttp://tiddlywiki-org2.tiddlyspace.com/, is that what you intended?
Best wishes
Jeremy
On Tue,
On Tue, 15 Nov 2011, tiddlygrp wrote:
For the client tw adding a uuid doesn't matter directly. It wouldn't
allow for tiddlers with different titles to exist, as it is forbidden
in tw now. It would be just an extra field. In fact just introducing
a uuid field needs no user interface.
Yes.
Ok, at least I can see your point. If we establish a forum as a
google.group's successor, it should be better than it is (although,
this seems true only if there will be a linear representation of
threads still available -- to read the upcoming threads just for
answering/exploring new things --
I have tried MAthJax but I could not get it to work offline.
This should be probably because of the same issue that caused problems
with jsMath. For details, see [1] (for Opera and Chrome, see the third
post).
I am looking at jsMath but I prefer MathML since it
seems easier to understand and
On Nov 15, 11:12 pm, Måns humam...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi TwWebWizards
I made a little TW-app (*not* HTML) for messages meant for
inclusion... @mailbox.
I depends on the ability to evaluate parameters - so I set
evaluateMacroParameters = full in a systemConfig tiddler
[[zzMailBoxConfig]]...
Hi
In @mailbox
Every message has a reply link -
doesn't matter, because messages are opened in your own space and if
you edit it, and add the recipients username - it's the same thing...
Limit the list of topics to a number which fits a tiddler and a common
pagedisplay
Now I've added a
Yakov wrote:
But once again, it seems that there is some point in replacing the
group with a forum (easier way to search old threads).
I'd suggest hosting one's own email list - install mailman or sympa on
tiddlywiki.org. There are pretty good archiving options for both of them.
Miles
Hi Chris
Sorry!!!
http://mama.tiddlyspace.com/
is running code which is generating requests to the server that start
like this:
GET /bags/bauwebijl)*Mail%20*(@bauwebijl)*Mail%20*(@bauwebijl)..
and go on for several _thousand_ more characters.
This is the result of an exponential
As Jeremy said the easiest way to use UUIDs would be, to use it as a
tiddler title. All TW core functions will work quite well.
The only problem will be, the users.
a)
If you need to link a tiddler in text, you'll have to create a
[[prettyLink|0d9b98c0-5f73-45eb-ac4a-386d445905e3]] to make a
On Wed, 16 Nov 2011, PMario wrote:
As Jeremy said the easiest way to use UUIDs would be, to use it as a
tiddler title. All TW core functions will work quite well.
No, not at all. It is not the easiest, and it would break everything.
Because the uuid isn't there for
I would argue that also a standard TiddlyWiki is dished out via some
server, hence serving tiddlers in a predefined way.
In other words, while of course one would expect some client for
editing tiddlers, it always is a server that delivers these uuid's,
since they are stored in tiddlers and thus
I would argue that also a standard TiddlyWiki is dished out via some
server, hence serving tiddlers in a predefined way.
In other words, while of course one would expect there to be some
client for editing tiddlers, it always is a server that delivers these
uuid's, since they are stored in
I entirely agree with cdent here (surprise!), and his explanations don't
leave much else for me to say.
I would argue that also a standard TiddlyWiki is dished out via some
server, hence serving tiddlers in a predefined way.
I don't understand the meaning of this. Are you simply saying there
Hi guys,
I have a couple of questions for giewiki users:
1. Can anyone login with administrator rights (the initial login
screen has that checkbox option)? This would not be ok for me, since I
need only one administrator user and not everyone else should have
this role.
2. For some reason my
Hi all,
I've written a plugin to enhance the tiddler##section functionality to
allow it to work with html-syntax, as currently this functionality
only works with wiki-syntax tiddlers.
The plugin modifies the core TiddlyWiki.prototype.getTiddlerText()
function and can be found at:
list filter [tag[U-U-I-D]]
Why would you ever do this?
Because with uuids disambiguation would be based upon them and not
upon titles. Perhaps it would be based on both at the same time if, as
jeremy suggested, titles were being abused for the purpose, but then
again, why would it be called a
If you don't see a traditional TiddlyWiki that is simply served as is,
but cooked or computed on the fly as does TiddlyWeb, then you should
get the idea, even though my understanding and use of terminology with
respect to actual webservice implementations might be rather poor.
tb
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You
If you see a traditional TiddlyWiki arriving at any one browser not
only as something that is simply served as is, but rather cooked or
computed on the fly as in the case of TiddlyWeb, then you should get
the idea ...regardless of whether my understanding or use of
terminology with respect to
Hi TwWizards (@tobias)
What if when you start writing a link in a tiddler: [[wi .. (or: [[|
wi..) - [1] the tagseach dialog would open with instant suggestions
for Word completion [2]: existing tiddler titles, tags (via
GoToPlugin) or words from a TagSearchConfig tiddler (simple list of
Hi Seba,
1. Can anyone login with administrator rights (the initial login
screen has that checkbox option)? This would not be ok for me, since I
need only one administrator user and not everyone else should have
this role.
You can set access very accurate in Giewiki.
Per TiddlyWiki page it
Måns
Honestly... this seems to involve a considerable amount of tricky
fiddling, especially with all the event handling around what does
haven focus, when and where and for how long, etc...
GotoPlugin being at the heart of the searchbox in TagSearch, Eric
really does have a much better
Hey Måns,
Honestly, I belive this involves a considerable amount of tricky
fiddling, especially with all the event handling around what does
haven focus, when and where and for how long, etc...
GotoPlugin being at the heart of the searchbox in TagSearch, Eric
really does have a much better
Addendum...
An alternative to some suggest-as-you-go auto completion might, in
fact, be one that is rather invoked by pressing a special key
combination, maybe CTRL-DOWN, in a popup or overlay.
Then, you could have your defaut GotoPlugin input field and it's
listbox for search results... but
Probably there should be two inputs, one for the search and the
section to provide a pretty title, so that when you finally hit enter,
you automatically get your pretty link syntax... so just the other way
around. which makes sense to, because you select your target tiddler
first and then you
Probably there should be two inputs, one for the search and the other
for an optional pretty title, so that when you finally hit enter, you
automatically get your pretty link syntax... so it's kind of the other
way around than the actual syntax, but it makes sense... because you
select your target
Hi Tobias
Thanks for explaining some of the obstacles for making sth like this
happen :-)
I hope Jon or/and Eric will/can see some potential in an undertaking
like this, and maybe even get inspired by your TagSearchPlugin.
(Imho: It's a pure stroke of genius: nice design and intuitive
Hi Mark,
In your plugin, wiki and html sections do not work hand in hand if
you mix them in the same tiddler.
But maybe that is the desired behaviour. What I mean is nasty stuff
like this...
!one
content
!two
html
h1three/h1
content
/html/%
!FOUR
content
!END%/
?
tb
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You received this
Hi Ben,
Thanks for the pointers, but they sort of reinforce that it seems less
work to build from scratch.
Ben Gillies wrote:
On Mon, Nov 14, 2011 at 4:33 PM, cd...@peermore.com
chris.d...@gmail.com wrote:
On Nov 13, 7:26 pm, Miles Fidelmanmfidel...@meetinghouse.net wrote:
I expect
The plugin modifies the core TiddlyWiki.prototype.getTiddlerText()
function and can be found at:http://htmltiddlersectionsplugin.tiddlyspot.com/
The plugin works great, but there is a problem that I have been
racking my brain over and can't seem to solve. If the tiddler
Hi Tobias,
Yes, I didn't intend for it to work with mixed html and wiki content,
but rather with tiddlers that are either only wiki or only html
content. The reason is because I use the tinymce html editor rather
than wiki-syntax for most of my tiddlers, and I therefore wanted a way
to use the
Hi Eric,
Thanks for the nice description of how your plugin works - but still
can't figure what might be causing the problem. I've tried stepping
through with a debugger, but I'm having no luck. I'll also try and
modify the code so that it hijacks rather than replaces the core
function, and
Why would you ever do this?
A simple usecase.
tiddlerName | UUID
fruits |
apple |
banana |
is tagged
is tagged
list filter [tag[]] will create a list:
*
*
with the right list macro and a lookup table it will be:
* Apfel
* Banane
Since I only
Hi Chris
Looks like there may be a bug somewhere in your stuff.
Something strange is going on!
Even if I disincluded the @mailbox space - one tiddler seems to keep
making problems.
When I try to open:
http://mama.tiddlyspace.com/#TS-MailBox2011-11-16%40mama
everything slows down - and the
Hi again
How do I delete it when it won't even load??
I opened it in safemode http://mama.tiddlyspace.com/_safe
Is the problem caused the title of the tiddler ends with: ...@mama ??
I guess the conclusion might be that it's not my mailbox application
which causes trouble, its the title of a
Hmm
I will reinclude the @mailbox space...- as it doesn't seem to be
related to the problem..
Something is still wrong
If I click on a link to open bauwe's message in my own space (in the
mailbox it is wikified as it should) - it won't open. It is showing a
lot of requests to the server and
It doesn't matter if I use the message messages.spaceName macro -
or my own mailbox code...
Same problem...
On 17 Nov., 07:21, Måns humam...@gmail.com wrote:
Hmm
I will reinclude the @mailbox space...- as it doesn't seem to be
related to the problem..
Something is still wrong
If I
I'd definitely agree that it should be a field, but without semantics
attached to it, I'm not sure that it would even make sense to agree on
what the name should be. Giewiki, for example, uses 'id' for what has
a UUID format, but without any guarantee that the associated content
is the same -
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