Sounds good. I can live with the gesture being optional.
On Sun, Mar 8, 2015 at 3:06 PM, Jed Carty wrote:
> I agree with Danielo about not liking double clicking to open the editor.
> Would it be possible to have a setting/plugin that can enable or disable
> it? It shouldn't be too hard to add
Ok, cool. This looks like just what I was looking for. Thank you for your
replys. :)
So to summarize:
* in the current Version (5.1.7) anything below `$:/state/popup/` will not
be saved to disk.
* if I wanted to extend my TW to change the core functionality (and
possibly create a plugin) I wou
On Sunday, March 8, 2015 at 9:57:42 AM UTC-7, Neil Griffin wrote:
>
> If the $ is needed in some cases, is there an argument for allowing it for
> all widget parameters to improve consistency?
>
Respectfully, that makes *no* sense! There is a need to differentiate
parameters with the same name
I agree with Danielo about not liking double clicking to open the editor.
Would it be possible to have a setting/plugin that can enable or disable
it? It shouldn't be too hard to add the event listener to the text area of
a tiddler that will open the editor. You may have to reload the wiki after
I really hate the double click to edit. It's unnatural, no matter how used are
some of you to it. IMO it would be better to have a custom right click menu and
add the edit thing there.
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If the $ is needed in some cases, is there an argument for allowing it for
all widget parameters to improve consistency?
As an example of the result of the confusion caused by inconsistency, a
couple of times I have neglected the $ in the $tiddler and $field
parameters of a $action-setfield wid
If you have a look at $:/core/save/all you can see that $:/state/popup/
would be an option.
-mario
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>From your description I understand that you are using the standalone version.
>The node JS version works exactly as you describe. There are some namespace
>that are not saved to disk. This should be possible also with the standalone
>version, but you need to modify the filter that the saver is
Hi,
I have been medling with TiddlyWiki5 now for a week or two and am liking it
allot thus far. And now I am trying to get TW to play along nicely with git
version control. I am pleasantly surprised how smooth it has been working
thus far, as the writer seems to do a nice job of making diff's w
The TW version used by the site is: 2.6.4 ... which doesn't work with the
current browser security restrictions.
I did test it with FireFox and TiddlyFox addOn [1] -> works.
IMO version 2.6.4 doesn't use the new fallback save mechanism. So you'll
need to use FF or a newer TW version 2.8.1 [2].
Of course!
Here's the link: http://swn.emichron.com/
It generates a TiddlyWiki page, and fills it with random information based
off of a seed. I thought there may be some issues with plug-ins, but i'm
still not sure.
Thanks for the help!
Christian
On Sunday, March 8, 2015 at 3:28:41 AM UTC-5,
Hi Christian,
Can you point us to the page and the TW, so we can test it?
-m
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