No right click and select is neccessary,
by default an edit button appears on every focused textarea in the browser,
it can be configured though to behave otherwise
good to know, didn't actually use it, just copied from the addon page...
at a second glance, I'm seeing the button in their
*addTiddler* appears to also update existing tiddlers, and only those
fields handed down in the fields object. When a field is explicitly
declared as *undefined* or *null*, it is deleted.
*addTiddler* either just accepts its parameter as a tiddler, or it
constructs a new tiddler using its
Hi Everybody,
I'm rather new to TiddlyWiki, but it looks promising so I decided to give
it a try for a while. I opted to got the server route, installed it via NPM
and have it up and running. However, I've stumbled upon something that
could possibly be a deal breaker:
I prefer to do my
You may just need to import the tiddler, save the wiki and then reload before
the plugin will be available. I have run into imported plugins being listed as
'unknown' but the worked anyway.
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I couldn't quite decipher how *addTiddler *circumvents this.
I don't think it does. The tiddler constructor function freezes the
tiddler's map of fields and the value of each field. *addTiddler*
constructs an entirely new tiddler and slots it into the wiki's map of
tiddlers, replacing
Hey, for an interesting demo of what can be done with just CSS, check this
out.
http://bartaz.github.io/impress.js/.
-Arlen
On Thu, Jan 22, 2015 at 8:02 AM, Tobias Beer beertob...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Scott, wow, some real interesting pointers.
http://jlongster.com/s/dom3d
I like that.
try again :) http://novye-podarki.ru/heeg.html
Nice. ^^
On the other hand, I really don't think you need a close button at all.
Best wishes, Tobias.
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This is a fantastic demo, very beautiful!
So much better than powerpoint, if I had this back at school my grades
would have been better hahah :)
On Thursday, 22 January 2015 13:10:47 UTC, Arlen Beiler wrote:
Hey, for an interesting demo of what can be done with just CSS, check this
out.
try again :) http://novye-podarki.ru/heeg.html
Nice. ^^
Just made a pull request based on the idea...
*allows to define behaviour when last tiddler in story is closed*
https://github.com/Jermolene/TiddlyWiki5/pull/1407
*demo*
http://tbdemo.tiddlyspot.com/#OnEmpty
Best wishes, Tobias.
Hi Scott, wow, some real interesting pointers.
http://jlongster.com/s/dom3d
I like that. ^^
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I couldn't quite decipher how *addTiddler *circumvents this.
I don't think it does. The tiddler constructor function freezes the
tiddler's map of fields and the value of each field. *addTiddler*
constructs an entirely new tiddler and slots it into the wiki's map of
tiddlers, replacing the
On Wednesday, January 21, 2015 at 11:32:57 PM UTC, Mat wrote:
Tobias Beer wrote:
- we need a tiddlyweb like store
But that's not really federated, is it?
TiddlyWeb itself does not have federation built in and it is not a concept
built into the default API, but here are some thoughts
try again :) http://novye-podarki.ru/heeg.html
// Close a specified tiddler
NavigatorWidget.prototype.handleCloseTiddlerEvent = function(event) {
var title = event.param || event.tiddlerTitle,
storyList = this.getStoryList();
// Look for tiddlers with this
I was able to get it to work and I understand you are on Node.js
I can't screen cast my node set up as it is on my RasPi and I don't have an
HDMI recorder.
You need to set the TYPE to Markup for Markup to have Markup work, d'oh!!!
So I copied all 5 Tiddlers by hand, the 4 shadow Tiddlers and the
Thanks Rick.,
I'll try creating all the tiddlers by hand and see how that goes. Still
need to look into how to create the shadow tiddlers.
Cheers,
Pedro
On Thursday, January 22, 2015 at 11:33:06 AM UTC, Pedro Lobo wrote:
Hi Everybody,
I'm rather new to TiddlyWiki, but it looks promising so
Shadows are automagic.
I have a video that is in process should be done soon.
Will post link here in a few minutes just in case you hit a snag.
The most important parts are at the bottom, the field_names and field_values
Rich Shumaker
On Thursday, January 22, 2015 at 10:32:11 AM UTC-8, Pedro
Anyhow, updating a tiddler essentially means deleting the old one and
overwriting it with another.
Yes. The *setText* method of the wiki object is perhaps the simplest case
of this.
Would be good if there were some instructions on how to handle
*getCreationFields
*and
On Thu, 22 Jan 2015, Tobias Beer wrote:
might not even be needed if TiddlyWiki itself does the cross referencing
when talking to a number of TiddlyWeb servers
Yes, exactly the point I was trending towards.
one question is, at what point would a TiddlyWeb
go talk to remote bags if not
So I need to set up a proxy server?
On Thursday, January 22, 2015 at 11:58:00 AM UTC-5, PMario wrote:
TW doesn't need MySQL + PHP + Perl
So you basically would have enough with an xa Apache environment and
apache set up as a proxy.
Do you want to expose your node tw to the web?
-mario
No, the way I do it is keep the two folders entirely separate (TiddlyWiki
and Node-Webkit), and then run node-webkit with the tiddlywiki folder path
as its first argument. In Windows, you just drag the entire folder onto
nw.exe itself and it does the same thing.
Hope that helps.
-Arlen
On Thu,
Hello Jed,
I really like your concept. Clean and minimalistic.
Changes I would introduce:
- Templates without the button ui. Just a text with an icon that and
highlight the whole line on-hover.
- A borderless floating window for open tiddlers. This is really useful.
If you use
Hi Chris,
Some very interesting thoughts here!
there's a plugin[1] that implements a concept known as
remotebag[2] which probably fits in here somewhere
might not even be needed if TiddlyWiki itself does the cross referencing
when talking to a number of TiddlyWeb servers
one question is,
Here's some of that in the context of TWc...
http://impress.tiddlyspace.com/#Issues
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Hi Pedro,
could you give some more details so we can try to reproduce the problem? ie
are you using window/linux etc and what version, same for your browser
(chrome/firefox ...)
cheers
BJ
On Thursday, January 22, 2015 at 5:33:06 AM UTC-6, Pedro Lobo wrote:
Hi Everybody,
I'm rather new to
Hi Pedro,
could you give some more details so we can try to reproduce the problem? ie
are you using window/linux etc and what version, same for your browser
(chrome/firefox ...)
Where are you dragging the extension from - tiddlywiki.com - or
file://.. etc
cheers
BJ
On Thursday, January
Hi Pedro,
could you give some more details so we can try to reproduce the problem? ie
are you using window/linux etc and what version, same for your browser
(chrome/firefox ...)
Where are you dragging the file from - tiddlywiki.com - or file://..
etc
cheers
BJ
On Thursday, January 22,
Hi guys.
So, rather than just explain it, here's a quick video showing what I'm
doing:
http://ds.lobo.li/Screen-Recording-2015-01-22-15-25-42/Screen-Recording-2015-01-22-15-25-42.mp4
I'm trying to import from tiddlywiki.com, not local file.
On Thursday, January 22, 2015 at 11:33:06 AM UTC,
I wrote a script which scrapes character data from roll20.com so that I can
easily import stats into my tiddlywiki. Let's say I have a tiddler {
title: Gimli, description: Stubborn dwarf } and an export from roll20
which might look like { title: Gimli, str: 16, dex: 10, con: 18, wis: 12,
int:
I want an end result with both the description and attributes.
Does indeed sound like a reasonable use-case to have an optional update
mode than a mere replace mode on import.
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Wow that CSS stuff looks amazing
How impossible is that? I would love to create presentations using TW with
that cool stuff.
Beats the 4.95 per month for private presentations online version.
Also thanks for posting all the other 3d stuff up as that is really cool as
well.
Lots of stuff to
Trying to understand the concept of 'tag tagging'
When you state ...use *A*, *B*, *C* as tags tagging to *order...*
Does that mean creating tiddlers titled A, B,and C with the tag 'order and
creating a tiddler titled 'order' with tags A, B, and C ?
Maybe this is obvious to some...but not to
Presumably the reason for freezing the fields is to force all
modifications to go through a single point – namely *addTiddler* – to
guarantee that the display gets refreshed in response.
Let's wait and see what the master will add as a rationale to all this. I
sure appreciate the fact
Wonderful, Atul, gr8 work.
I see there are some notions you may have shied from translating...
Perhaps you dare ask around here how to handle?
The most prominent being tiddler...
I guess it's the most natural thing to keep it an internationally
recognized notion. ^^
However, parser perhaps
And if the chapters are really named chapter #
\define chapter() chapter $(chaptNo)$
$list filter=[removeprefix[chapter ]nsort[title]] variable=chaptNo
!$link to=chapter$text text=chapter//$link
$transclude tiddler=chapter/
/$list
Very clever! First remove the prefix, then add it back
Hi,
I have a tiddler:
{
foo: bar,
title: Merge fields test
}
And I want to import:
{
baz: bar,
title: Merge fields test
}
With an end result of:
{
foo: bar,
baz: bar,
title: Merge fields test
}
But I get this instead:
{
baz: bar,
title: Merge fields test
}
[1] remotebag is a subclass of a concept in TiddlyWeb called
specialbag which was created to allow pretty much anything to be
transformed into tiddler in a bag. It provides the interface that
allow some thing to be presented as a list of tiddlers, and some
(other) thing within that
Hej Jed,
I like your Left Menu idea a lot, but I find search difficult to use, as it
closes as soon as I try to write anything. Keeping left mouse button
pressed, I could write, but some of the result were not readable
disappering below screen border. I did go to advanced search from Old
Import the tiddler precisely how you want it?
{
foo: bar,
baz: bar,
title: Merge fields test
}
TiddlyWiki doesn't have any merge-import functionality.
Perhaps worth considering... maybe not.
Can you be more precise on the background of what you are doing?
What are *foo* and *baz*
It is still being processed on YouTube.
Here is the link and it should work soon, http://youtu.be/1JXA8ijFad8
The reason I didn't think it was working earlier is I forgot to set the
type to Markdown.
Let me know if you have any questions.
Rich Shumaker
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from your video it looks like the tiddlywiki drag mechanism is failing - I
see a '+' inside a circle being dragged in place of the usual tiddlywiki
drag icon (tiddler name in a pill)- you are using safari? which version?
On Thursday, January 22, 2015 at 9:28:08 AM UTC-6, Pedro Lobo wrote:
TW doesn't need MySQL + PHP + Perl
So you basically would have enough with an xa Apache environment and
apache set up as a proxy.
Do you want to expose your node tw to the web?
-mario
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*addTiddler* either just accepts its parameter as a tiddler, or it
constructs a new tiddler using its parameter as a definition of the fields.
I see. So, to modify one...
1. you retrieve the tiddler in the code
2. instead of manipulating it directly
3. you create a fields object
The demo wiki is here ...
https://www.dropbox.com/s/3av1v76la76lm9m/OrganizedBrain.html?dl=0
I am going to try improving it a bit, so if anyone has suggestions I would
like to hear them.
I like the vertical bar.
Here's how I would do it though...
I'd put the panel on the right side,
Can node.js tiddlywiki run over ssl? Anyone set it up in the windows xampp
environment? Are there any good HOWTO's out there?
Thanks
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Strange.
I did a fast test with 5.1.8 prerelease latest FireFox and win 8.1, and
it works there.
Which TW version do you use?tiddlywiki --version
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Can you create Tiddlers and are they saved?
It seems there are 4 things required for the whole plug in
$:/plugins/tiddlywiki/markdown
This plugin contains the following shadow tiddlers:
$:/config/markdown/dialect
$:/language/Docs/Types/text/x-markdown
Scratch That my TW already had these 4 Tiddlers
This plugin contains the following shadow tiddlers:
$:/config/markdown/dialect
$:/language/Docs/Types/text/x-markdown
$:/plugins/tiddlywiki/markdown/markdown.js
$:/plugins/tiddlywiki/markdown/wrapper.js
I am trying to see how to
I'm sorry, those 7 steps are for running TiddlyWiki on Node.JS as a
webserver. And you open it in a regular browser. The way it is there, with
each tiddler in a separate file, is what I'm calling the Node.JS version,
since I don't know what else to call it. Sorry for the confusion.
Now in order
I can create and save tiddlers. My thinking is that it would be a
limitation due to cross-browser scripting since plugins that have no code
will import just fine, whereas plugins with code won't. So,
$:/config/markdown/dialect
and $:/language/Docs/Types/text/x-markdown import just fine, the
Ok, I just discovered something. The body tag needs the class tc-body for
it to look right. I think that's what the few glitches were from. I've
updated my gist.
On Thu, Jan 22, 2015 at 1:14 PM, Arlen Beiler arlen...@gmail.com wrote:
I'm sorry, those 7 steps are for running TiddlyWiki on
Thanks Atul,
Alberto
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El jueves, 22 de enero de 2015, 19:28:48 (UTC+1), Arlen Beiler escribió:
Ok, I just discovered something. The body tag needs the class tc-body for
it to look right. I think that's what the few glitches were from. I've
updated my gist.
Ok, that was the only thing left to make it working
Arlen,
I'm following your instructions to try the node version on node-webkit and
I'm getting this errors on the dev console:
Uncaught ReferenceError: require is not defined
Not allowed to load local resource:
What I'm doing wrong?
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yes, but I want to use an ssl port. I can't figure out how to do it. Do I
have to hack tiddlywiki.js and set up a secure node.js server within the
tiddlywiki.js file before tiddlywiki is booted? seems like there should be
some tiddlywiki command line arguments to set up a secure server if there
Am Montag, 19. Januar 2015 19:13:45 UTC+1 schrieb Tobias Beer:
Hi Joerg,
A yet simpler way...
And if the chapters are really named chapter #
\define chapter() chapter $(chaptNo)$
$list filter=[removeprefix[chapter ]nsort[title]] variable=chaptNo
!$link to=chapter$text
Is there somewhere I could look to implement this myself? Seems like it
shouldn't be too difficult.
On Thu, Jan 22, 2015 at 6:15 PM, Tobias Beer beertob...@gmail.com wrote:
I want an end result with both the description and attributes.
Does indeed sound like a reasonable use-case to have an
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