Hello Eric,
Thank you for your reply. The database will be a stand-alone file that has
links to a public server (for pictures/pdf's which i inserted as iFrame).
It will be used as a 'reference book' by a specific team of about 4
employees. The database is a survey of specific legislation of
Check my tw5magick template. For your example it works, meaning: When Label
equals the tiddler's name.
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Leo bluespire,
Thank you both for you insights, they are very helpful. I'm still finding
out more and more about both, seems to be quite a bumpy process with
valuable info all over the place. TW5 seems to be progressing quite fast
though.
@Leo: yes I saw your other posts and been
Hi Stephan,
Yes, now your Global slider macro works in Chrome. Yesterday it didn't.
Thanks
Ton
On Friday, January 17, 2014 9:58:41 AM UTC+1, Stephan Hradek wrote:
Check my tw5magick template. For your example it works, meaning: When
Label equals the tiddler's name.
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Am Freitag, 17. Januar 2014 10:30:55 UTC+1 schrieb Ton Gerner:
Hi Stephan,
Yes, now your Global slider macro works in Chrome. Yesterday it didn't.
Sure… Because when I created it, I didn't know about the root cause of the
problem. In the meantime I fixed it.
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As you already have read in the other replies the root cause for the
problem is the wikified buttontext.
As you also noted, putting a tilde ~ does not generally help.
But puting this as the buttontext will help:
$list filter=[[$label$]]$view field=title//$list
So the full macro is:
\define
Success! One simply needs to ask the right questions. :)
I've been trying to figure this out for the last two weeks. This makes me
so very, very happy.
On Friday, January 17, 2014 12:41:44 AM UTC-7, Måns wrote:
Hi Leo
Tobias' tbGTD uses it's own theme:
Awesome.
Tanks again,
Ton
On Friday, January 17, 2014 11:17:04 AM UTC+1, Stephan Hradek wrote:
As you already have read in the other replies the root cause for the
problem is the wikified buttontext.
As you also noted, putting a tilde ~ does not generally help.
But puting this as the
Am Freitag, 17. Januar 2014 11:32:43 UTC+1 schrieb Ton Gerner:
Awesome.
Yet again I updated. This time I didn't use the list widget but another
template called unwikified.
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I have fairly consistently created adaptations of TiddlyWiki to the
present, and have been influential in the development of version 5.
There are no doubt a number of factors to what you perceive. Here are two:
- People got their TiddlyWiki tweaked the way they wanted it, and started
using it
Hi Leo (and everyone),
I have a system that works going back to 2005 so I've stayed on the TW
classic path. I survived all the Browser upgrades and most of the TW core
updates (except for my D3 which got switched to dGSD). I store most of my
TWs on Dropbox so I can at least read them on my phone
Hi all
I am trying to get to the point where I can experiment with TW5 on node.js.
I installed node.js, used the command line to install TiddlyWiki, and
managed to create a folder in users/dave and edit tiddlers in a browser and
have them save as files. Cool! That is pretty good for a
On Thursday, January 16, 2014 5:08:06 PM UTC+1, Jeremy Ruston wrote:
One of the possibilities that I've raised before is to provide an
alternative syntax for creating plugins, in the same way that
tiddler/x-dictionary is an alternative syntax for JSON tiddlers.
For example, a tiddler
Here's how I'm doing it, on a Mac:
1. Open terminal (command line)
2. cd to my Dropbox directory
3. mkdir NewTWFolder
4. cd to NewTWFolder
5. tiddlywiki --server 8090
[8080 was the port number for my first TW; 8090 is for my second - I'm not
sure which numbers are available, but so far via no
And how to ser the name_server for DNS configuration?
Em quarta-feira, 15 de janeiro de 2014 15h58min37s UTC-2, Wildscot escreveu:
OK, after pulling my hair out for a couple of days I seem to have it
working.
I'll make it clear though this is all about cut paste and stubbornness
rather
Am Freitag, 17. Januar 2014 15:38:24 UTC+1 schrieb Andrew Lister:
6. navigate to http://127.0.0.1:8090 in my browser
[Are those first four numbers always the same? Not sure]
Yes, if you're using IPv4
http://richardmacarthy.hubpages.com/hub/127001-IP-Address-Explained
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On Friday, January 17, 2014 10:02:09 AM UTC+1, Peter Vogt wrote:
@Leo: yes I saw your other posts and been wondering the same, also your
observation on how long TW has been around and seemingly abandoned in
places. Quite odd. Perhaps some of the longtime users will be able to
shed some
Have you seen any ways to make MediaWiki Category pages look more like
our beloved TWC's Tagged as parts with TagglyTagging? So that I could (at
least statically in the core) make the tagged pages show up grouped by
other tags (group mode)?
I've got a resource to optimize, but I don't want to
On Wednesday, January 15, 2014 8:19:26 PM UTC+1, wis775 wrote:
Hi,
I am using TWC for several years mostly for personal notes about
programming, tasks and system configurations with a heavily usage of the
code formatting tags.
Now, I tired out TW5 and learned, that I have to use 3
On Friday, January 17, 2014 4:39:41 PM UTC+1, PMario wrote:
- The TW5 (deb) build process has the possibility to create static html
pages from every tiddler in a TW see:
http://tiddlywiki.com/static/HelloThere. There is no javascript
uups, it should be:
- TW5 (dev) build process ...
-m
On Thursday, January 16, 2014 9:04:20 AM UTC+1, Leo Staley wrote:
So, there's gonna be very little compatibility between TWC and TW5. I got
that.
But let's say I'm building my own TWC right now, because it has more
functionality now, from plugins, etc, than TW5, But I intend to eventually
I am slowly trying to take the leap from TWc to TW5 for our local RPG
playing group's diary/encyclopedia.
Currently I am using TWc with some helpful plugins, without which I could
live. However, two things would be necessary, a tag cloud and a proper
sidebar menu with links to lists of
For the cloud tag, I guess you would have to build a DataTiddler (JSON or
maybe dictionnary) with the appropriate data, ie the list of tags with
their count... to investigate.
For the menu, you can create the tiddler you want to display, and then it's
easy to add it at the sidebar tabs (see
Hello Magnus,
вторник, 7 января 2014 г., 18:56:20 UTC+4 пользователь magev958 написал:
Hi, I was wandering about the possibility to have a push notification when
ever a new tiddler is created in a multi-user-environment? To day we have
SharedTiddlersPlugin with 30+ slaveTW and a masterTW.
So, if I understand correctly, I would be able to edit on my local
installation and push changes to TiddlySpot...and if I were working from a
different computer altogether I could edit my Wiki on TiddlySpot and have
those changes pulled back to my local installation?
On Thursday, January 16,
.tid files are just text files, but the QuickLook function in Mac doesn't
seem to recognize them as such, meaning it doesn't display their contents,
just a blank icon. Apparently it needs a plugin for the file type - though
maybe all it needs is for the existing plugin to be modified slightly?
Is there a quick way I can import my entire TW5 wiki running as a
standalone into my TW5 running as a node.js application?
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I can't do both. When I upload my TW5 to TiddySpot, the changes are not
saved in my local file. I use Firefox 26 and Chromium 31 on Linux.
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I am experimenting with TW5, TiddlySpot, Dropbox, and Chrome to work on and
offline. No problem.
Make sure you input the TiddlySpot password before you save when uploading.
Remember to change the name of the file when downloading.
Firefox does not work smoothly with TW5 (and Chrome does not
Same as Mike, here. I use TWC every single day, especially my two mGSD
customized GTD TW's, one for home and one for work. I also use other TW's
for taking notes. I use TWEdit, TiddlySpot, and Dropbox for online,
offline, and mobile (iPad.) I believe I have more control over my notes
this way
Hi Folks,
I have successfully deployed TiddlyWiki on node.js. To familiarize myself
I changed some settings. I changed the title and subtitle. I also changed
some values in Saving. Now I get a simple white screen.
I've tried to remove the application (npm -g remove tiddlywiki; rm -rf
Slider works for me. Thanks!
And it would be great to have something like:
{{description|MyTiddlerTitle||slider}}
Is it possible?
Le jeudi 16 janvier 2014 21:18:22 UTC+1, Ton Gerner a écrit :
Hi all,
I added the following slider defintion, based upon [1] to
$:/core/ui/PageMacros
\define
Hi Mike.
I have been able to save TWC on all versions of IE, but not always with
default settings. IIRC the settings that interfered were to do with ActiveX
controls. I seem to remember 'Internet options Advanced Security
Allow active content to run in files on my computer' had an effect (I
check slider macro fix. It's not global though. You have to copy over the
slider macro to every tiddler you need it in. Or you need to convert it
into a plugin. Check Javascript Macros in WikiText for that. Both on
tw5magick.tiddlyspot.com
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