I haven't been able to find info on this. I'd have thought this
should work:
<>
I.e. to view the field "wt" in the tiddler "weight"
but it doesn't. Am I doing something wrong, or is this just not a
currently available function?
thanks,
Dave
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Hi,
My WikiCalc value gives a number with a lot of decimal places.
Obviously this doesn't work to round it:
math.round(<>*10)/10
and if I surround that with ... the wikiCalc macro
doesn't work.
Any suggestions? Other than some direct method either by script or
some aspect of the WikifyPlugi
Thanks FND, that's perfect!
Dave
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I have a script:
code goes here
that works just fine, except there's no visual indication that the
script has run (it writes something to a remote tiddler). I don't
want a message window opening that I'd have to click, but is there any
way to "animate" the button/label clicking event? Maybe s
ps, that's a cool TW you have there - didn't know that was possible
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how embarrassing. :-O I forgot that if you want to use the stylesheet
tweaks you have to actually paste them into the stylesheet. At least
no one can see how red my face is... :)
thanks octw
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thanks Mans,
I tried this:
var left=+store.getValue(tiddler,"left.rotation");
var txt=t.text+ "\n" + "left rotation " + left.text;
and it didn't work, but then I tried just putting it in the other one
like this:
var txt=t.text+ "\n" + "left rotation " +
store.getValue(tiddler,"left.rotation");
I tried it and it doesn't work for me.
Left rotation{{twochar{<>}}}
gives the same size as
Right rotation<>
I even copied your StyleSheetShortcuts in case I had an older
version. My TW is 2.6.1. Are there any known conflicts?
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I have this script:
[[cervical rotation]]
Left rotation<>
Right rotation<>
var t=store.getTiddler("cervical rotation Hx"); if (!t) return false;
var left=store.getValue(tiddler,"left.rotation");
var txt=t.text+ "\n" + "left rotation " + left.text;
var who=config.options.txtUserName;
var when=new
thank you Eric, I'll try that.
On Dec 17, 8:11 pm, Eric Shulman wrote:
> On Dec 17, 6:42 pm, Dave Parker wrote:
>
> > I'd like to use EditFieldPlugin for inputting short numbers (eg.
> > 0-90), but the box you get with this:
>
> > <> is quite wide, muc
I'd like to use EditFieldPlugin for inputting short numbers (eg.
0-90), but the box you get with this:
<> is quite wide, much more than I need.
Is there a way to specify this on a per tiddler basis? (I imagine the
current width is probably based on some generic setting somewhere and
I certainly
Thank you Mans for doing that up for me.
There are multiple things in there that are a bit (hopefully) over my
head, so I'm going to try to digest it, and when I figure it out for
my purposes, I'll post back here for those who are closer to my skill
set and may need a similar thing. :-)
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return "++...@[peek]\n"+t.text+"<\>\n===\n";
return "++...@[peek]\n"+t.text+"<\>\n===\n";
return "++...@[peek]\n"+t.text+"<\>
\n===\n";
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by the way, I just tried this:
return "++...@[peek]\n"+t.text+t.tagging+"\n===\n";
and didn't get an error, but the popup contained the tiddler body and
the word "undefined".
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Hi again. I tried to use your idea, but with "tagglytagging" instead
of "tiddler" (as the way I've modified it so far does work for
displaying the tiddler contents.) I just wanted to tack on the
tagging after that:
return "++...@[peek]\n"+t.text+
{{story.findContainingTiddler(place).getAttribute
Thank you Mans, that's perfect!
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Yes, but my aim was to be able to see it all at a glance in a popup
(text body and tagging in one view) from another tiddler
On Nov 27, 4:54 am, Tobias Beer wrote:
> Isn't that precisely what the MiniTags - the tags listed on top of the
> tiddlers title - using QuickOpenTag from MPTW provide?
>
>
Now that I can make a tag cloud that reflects checkbox states across
various tiddlers, how would I go about resetting all those checkboxes
back to an empty state?
In CheckboxPluginInfo (tiddlytools.com) it says this:
You can set the default refresh handling for all checkboxes in your
document by u
I was misunderstanding it after all. You'd have to have a main
tiddler called "Tests" tagged with all the Dx1, Dx2, Dx3 etc. Then
when all the other tiddlers that variously get tagged with some of
those tags, you can see the cloud that displays the relative frequency
of all the tests with <>
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Okay, so I got the slider buttons revealing the tagglytagging info
using your examples. Then I added the <
\><\>==="'>>
I thought to myself, wouldn't it be nice to have this behaviour
throughout my TW, so I changed my TagglyTaggingPlugin to put this:
"++...@["+tiddler.title+"]<
\><\>==="
for th
oops, you're Danish, sorry. Is that as bad as calling a New Zealander
Australian?
I meant
"mange tak" (if google is correct)
On Nov 26, 10:35 am, Dave Parker wrote:
> thanks Howard ;-)
>
> that looks promising, and I think I might be able to use this stuff
> (may
thanks Howard ;-)
that looks promising, and I think I might be able to use this stuff
(maybe) for what I needed in my TagCloudPlugin question (
http://groups.google.com/group/tiddlywiki/browse_frm/thread/993851cd9bed9054
)
Danke schön!
On Nov 26, 2:12 am, Måns wrote:
> Hi Mark
>
> > Quite often
Hi,
I'm not sure if I'm misunderstanding the examples at tiddlytools
this works:
<> (this diplays all the tags)
but this doesn't do anything:
<>
What I was expecting was to get a cloud of all the tags that occur in
tiddlers that also have the tag "today"
E.g.
tiddler "today" has children tiddl
I organize my tiddlers alot by simply having an empty tiddler and
using newHere to make a child tiddler underneath it and just let
TagglyTagging organize all the sub tiddlers below.
Quite often I've wanted to view one of those "parent" tiddlers and
their children from a <> call, but of course
all
would this work for you?
in TiddlerOne:
|<>|
in TiddlerTwo:
TiddlerTwo (so you can open it from Tiddler One)
bla bla bla (several paragraphs)
On Nov 22, 5:29 am, Kosmaton wrote:
> Hello,
>
> What is the best way to put some text in a box within a tiddler? I.e.
> have the text display in a recta
> in that folder. Dunno how difficult, or even if possible, it is to
> delete such a text-note once it has been successfully imported into
> your TW ..
I don't know if you'd necessarily want to delete the text file once
imported, esp if you were going to access it from your phone again
later (via
inormous folder)?
Thanks
On Nov 9, 12:04 pm, Dave Parker wrote:
> Thanks for that Mans, but I'm pretty sure that just allows you to
> browse a directory from TW. What I was talking about would be the
> following scenario:
>
> I am out on the road somewhere. I have an idea!
Thanks for that Mans, but I'm pretty sure that just allows you to
browse a directory from TW. What I was talking about would be the
following scenario:
I am out on the road somewhere. I have an idea! I write it down in
the form of a text file on my phone and somewhere in the text file I
use som
h (I
guess) to do it up to now (as far as I know)
On Nov 8, 12:59 pm, Dave Parker wrote:
> I've used ArchivePlugin to store tiddlers as text files. All you
> have to do is find in the plugin where it writes the filename and
> change "html" to "txt". Then, for t
I've used ArchivePlugin to store tiddlers as text files. All you
have to do is find in the plugin where it writes the filename and
change "html" to "txt". Then, for text files you already have you'd
need FileDropPlugin. You should be able to find them by searching
this group, or at tiddlyvault.
thank you both :-)
On Oct 22, 9:00 am, Jeremy Ruston wrote:
> > So if I //did// want my better Wordpress (I've always wanted the
> > flexibility of TW in a "true blog" setting - wordpress plugins don't
> > measure up to TW plugins) do you think it would be easier to pursue
> > the comment functio
Thanks Jeremy,
So if I //did// want my better Wordpress (I've always wanted the
flexibility of TW in a "true blog" setting - wordpress plugins don't
measure up to TW plugins) do you think it would be easier to pursue
the comment function within TiddlySpace, or would it be better to
install TiddlyW
Hi there,
forgive me if this is an obvious question, but I have not been keeping
up with the whole tiddlyspace phenomenon.
1. Is tiddlyspace pretty much a "tiddlyweb version" of tiddlyspot?
i.e. I could plunk my tiddlyspot TW right in there and it would just
work, and its planned to be there for
Yay I figured it out. Here's the script that worked in the off chance
that others out there might want to use it (need linux and autokey),
especially since tiddlysnip doesn't seem to be working these days.
keyboard.send_keys("+c")
#import time
#time.sleep(0.1)
contents = clipboard.get_selection()
Thanks Eric, my firefox was already set as utf-8, so I suppose if I
want to fix it I'll have to fix it with some sort of string replace
script in the original Python (or track down tiddlysnip and see if it
works with current TWs)
On Oct 19, 1:47 pm, Eric Shulman wrote:
> FYI.. here's a good refe
Hi, thanks both of you for looking into this (even going so far as
installing Autokey - that's dedication!)
not sure where we're at now with this, but here's the file and a
screenshot of the original and what it looks like in the TW:
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/2161814/10%2009%2015%20centurion
http:/
sure, here it is:
keyboard.send_keys("+c")
contents = clipboard.get_selection()
retCode, item = dialog.input_dialog("name the file", "What would you
like to call this read-file?")
output = system.exec_command("date '+%y %m %d '")
filename1 = output+item
longfilename = "/home/david/Dropbox/MainDocu
g generated
> with UTF-8 character encoding. I don't know enough Python to know how
> that's done I'm afraid.
>
> Cheers
>
> Jeremy
>
>
>
>
>
> On Thu, Oct 14, 2010 at 8:32 PM, Dave Parker wrote:
> > sometimes when I paste the characters i
sometimes when I paste the characters in places, they change, so I'll
describe what I'm seeing: they're little squares with "00" on top of
"80" inside the box, e.g.. They seem to be in place of things like
quotes and apostrophes.
I have an Autokey (python) script that, once I select any text, cop
D'Oh! you were nice to assume I'd have known that at first, because I
should have figured it out.
Thanks Tobias, thats exactly what I was needing.
Dave
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I tried it on both version 2.5.3 and 2.6.0
On Sep 28, 1:50 pm, Tobias Beer wrote:
> What version of TiddlyWiki are you using?
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but nothing happened. I tried deleting a few line endings to
see of google groups trashed the code, but no luck. Same result on
2.5 and 2.6.
Any suggestions?
On Sep 28, 1:00 pm, Dave Parker wrote:
> Wow, not just one solution, but two!!
>
> Thanks Tobias, I'll give them a try.
>
Wow, not just one solution, but two!!
Thanks Tobias, I'll give them a try.
On Sep 28, 4:32 am, Tobias Beer wrote:
> You could achieve the same without InlineJavascriptPlugin using
> evaluated parameters* and the tiddler macro...
>
> <>
> {{welcome{< chkWelcomeSlider
> WelcomeTransclusion##MESSAG
Does anyone know of a way to have a tiddler start as an open slider,
and then after X# seconds have it automatically collapse but allow the
slider to be openend and closed manually after that? Use case:
collapsing "Welcome" tiddler that gets out of the way after a set
time.
thanks,
Dave
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Wow, thanks for all the tips!
It'll probably take a while to get to it now and try it all out, but I'll
post here again if I get any of that working.
-Dave
PS, yes I noticed on my bigger monitor that the background color does show
around the edges, but at least it still looks good :-)
On Wed, Se
(http://groups.google.com/group/tiddlywiki/
browse_thread/thread/6b57bc4b80fcd66b)...
TW is so great!
On Sep 7, 10:39 am, Dave Parker wrote:
> Thanks Tobias, you are a genuine asset to this community!!
>
> On Sep 7, 10:35 am, Tobias Beer wrote:
>
>
>
> > Hi again, Dave,
>
Thanks Tobias, you are a genuine asset to this community!!
On Sep 7, 10:35 am, Tobias Beer wrote:
> Hi again, Dave,
>
> Just in case you want to narrow your css down to certain buttons -
> e.g. only those in the toolbar - you could use:
>
> .toolbar .button{border:1px solid transparent;}
> .toolb
I found it:
a.button{
border: 0;
}
in the stylesheet. I forgot to search google instead of just this
group and found it in http://www.giffmex.org/twfortherestofus.html in
Dave Gifford's stylesheet.
On Sep 7, 8:52 am, Dave Parker wrote:
> Yes, that's (http://ringvemedia.com/) t
Yes, that's (http://ringvemedia.com/) the effect I'd ultimately
like... thanks for the link (I guess I'll have to start learning CSS :-
( - caught between website dreaming and my own incomprehension and
laziness ;-)
Re those buttons - I've spent some time already trying to get the
borders to be t
Thanks Tobias,
I tried that out and it certainly does fill out the whole area, but I
prefer the image staying still behind the scrolling page. I ended up
sticking with my original "body { " in the stylesheet and just
enlarging it, and tweeking the tiddler column with to match properly "
width: 74
May be you can use an image a little bit bigger than the one you use
> now. E.g. 800 x 600 px in stead of 259 x 194 (golden woods.jpeg).
>
> Ton
>
> On Sep 3, 1:21 am, Dave Parker wrote:
>
>
>
> > I have this in my stylesheet:
>
> > body {
> > backgroun
I have this in my stylesheet:
body {
background-image: url('http://www.cedar-chiropractic.com/images/golden
woods1.jpeg');
background-repeat: no-repeat;
background-position: center;
background-attachment: fixed;
}
and it puts the picture in the right place, but I'd like to increase
the size to be
Hello,
>
> > You have to import the data tiddler in order to make it workunless it
> > frezes (ExamplePieChartData, SharePriceData, ...)
>
> > FrD
>
> > On 14 août, 05:28, Dave Parker wrote:
>
> > > I can't get this working in a vanilla TW (2.6.0). I
I can't get this working in a vanilla TW (2.6.0). I imported g.bar,
g.dot, g.line, g.pie, g.raphael, raphaeljs and TiddlyChartsPlugin.
When I put in the GettingStarted tiddler at http://charts.tiddlyspace.com/,
my TW freezes up in both Firefox and Chrome.
Are there any assumptions with this setup
LoadTiddlersPlugin?
from Tiddlytools:
# source (required)
is the location of the imported document. It can be either a local
document path/filename in whatever format your system requires, or a
remote web location (starting with "http://"; or "https://";). Use the
special keyword, ask, to prompt
Thank you both! this opens up A Whole New World (begin singing
now :-)
I don't know why it took me so long to find/notice wikiCalc, and those
links, Mario, will come in handy when I start getting (trying) into
more complicated scripting (by the time I'm eighty, I'll be a whiz -
but then there'll
I'm trying to do some math using checkbox generated field values.
Using <> doesn't work:
{{{
[_(one@)] one
[_(two@)] two
[_(three@)] three
[_(four@)] four
[_(five@)] five
your score is <>
1+3 is <>
}}}
the above returns:
your score is Error in macro <>
1+3 is 4
presumably because the field valu
Okay, now I'm exhibiting my density, but for the sake of others with a
similar search, I've re-discovered Eric's LoadTiddlersPlugin.
That allows you to load individual tiddlers at will, singly and as
needed from another TW source. Thanks (again) Eric!
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> > Is it possible to view specific sections from an external text file
> > using ExternalTiddlersPlugin from tiddlytools.com?
>
> > I tried
>
> >
Is it possible to view specific sections from an external text file
using ExternalTiddlersPlugin from tiddlytools.com?
I tried
<> and <> but to
no avail.
Is this even possible?
thanks,
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It must have something to do with firefox. I can never get my TWs to
save in chrome so I work in firefox, but just now I opened the link in
chrome and it works there (and still not in firefox).
On Jul 26, 5:39 pm, Dave Parker wrote:
> here's the link:http://dl.dropbox.com/u/2161814/ArQ
it is
> possible there is something broken. Are you able to share your
> tiddlywiki or an example of another TiddlyWiki where this problem
> occurs? Maybe I can find where things are going wrong...
> Jon
>
> On Jul 22, 8:52 am, Dave Parker wrote:
>
>
>
> > I have t
I have to amend point 2 above: sometimes it does open the tiddlers
from the page template version if the zoom is set just right
On Jul 22, 1:39 am, Dave Parker wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I've been playing around with the TiddlyTagMindMapPlugin found here:
>
> http://tiddlytagmi
Hello,
I've been playing around with the TiddlyTagMindMapPlugin found here:
http://tiddlytagmindmap.tiddlyspot.com/
I removed the reference to instacomments in the MarkupPreHead and got
a local version of jquery-1.3.min.js instead of the reference to the
jonrobson site (which I haven't been able
thank you Eric.
I will repeat to myself ten times "curly brackets are for evaluating
parameters"
... unless they're in between and right?
Anyway, thanks - that was a nice present to wake up to :-)
On Feb 21, 11:22 pm, Eric Shulman wrote:
> > <\>]] "b...@here">>
> > the <> method has come clo
After spending 2 hours trying and searching here and elsewhere I can't
get this to work:
<>
+++[pick chapter after you pick a book]...
script method:
var Bk=store.getValue(tiddler,"book")
wikify ("<
I'm using tiddlers bar plugin and will have a bunch of tiddlers in the
bar across the top. Several of the tiddlers will have scripts that
list small portions (sections) of very large tiddlers in a table
format. I'd like to be able to have an overlay on top of the tiddler
title, as the actual tidd
yway, I'm appreciative anytime smarter people like you are
willing to take the time.
Dave
On Feb 17, 9:15 am, Dave Parker wrote:
> Thank you Mark, I will give that a try.
> Dave
>
> On Feb 15, 3:52 pm, "Mark S." wrote:
>
> > Maybe something like:
>
+"] [[(go)|Note$1$2:"+ i + "]]
> <>===|border-width:0px;< $2." + i +">>|\n"
>
> }
>
> On Feb 15, 1:05 pm, Dave Parker wrote:
>
> > Hi, I have this part of a script that makes a table:
>
> > for (var i=cntStart; i &g
Hi, I have this part of a script that makes a table:
for (var i=cntStart; i>===|border-width:0px;<>|\n"
}
and I want to change the [n] to [N] (or maybe [''n'']) if the tiddler
the script refers to exists.
How would one do such a check?
the only thing I could find that might help is the "New
ad.
> I use www.Aptana.com It is a little overkill for this example. Maybe
> others know a smaller syntax highlighter.
>
> -m
> On Feb 11, 6:14 am, Dave Parker wrote:
> > Mario, you are a genius - That works perfectly - thank you!
> >
> > Now I have to print out th
Mario, you are a genius - That works perfectly - thank you!
Now I have to print out the code and stare at it for a while to figure
out how it works... :-)
Dave
On Feb 10, 9:03 am, Dave Parker wrote:
> On Feb 10, 8:27 am, PMario wrote:
>
> > Hi Dave,
> > Is it really a sc
On Feb 10, 8:27 am, PMario wrote:
> Hi Dave,
> Is it really a script TW, or do you play my game?
>
No, I was just playing :-), its actually a bible TW I've been
attempting on and off for years (mainly because my TW comprehension
skills are slow) My first attempt divided books ("Acts") into
ind
Hi Mario - I'm glad I was able to entice you!!
> ^ .. width, with no parameter .. does sets width to auto.
actually thats part of the nested sliders plugin that says the slider
shows in the form of a popup.
> [n] .. activated by key 'n'
not exactly, its just a little slider label "n", so it shoul
led by
> a linebreak, which is how I'd guess the table syntax fails. You might
> try to wrap each tiddler-macro-call in an outer table row, like so...
>
> out += "|<\>|\n";
>
> You would then have to use css to get rid of excessive borders,
> paddings and m
Good evening...
If I use this script:
var out = "" ;
for (var i=1; i<7; ++i)
{
out += "|a|b|\n" ;
}
return out ;
I get a 6 row table of 2 columns.
But if I use this:
var out = "" ;
for (var i=1; i<7; ++i)
{
out += "<\>\n" ;
}
return out ;
referring to a tiddler
!
> What you have to do is specify a variable to collect the results, and
> then return that variable after going through the complete loop. Like:
>
>
> var out = "" ;
> for (var i=1; i<5; ++i)
> {
> out += i + ".\n" ;}
>
> return out ;
>
>
Can someone please tell me why this doesn't work?
for (i=1; i<5; ++i)
{
return i +".\n";
}
I was expecting this to spit out the following:
1.
2.
3.
4.
but it just spits out "1."
(I'm using InlineJavascriptPlugin)
Thanks,
Dave
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3:58 pm, Alex Hough wrote:
> you could try specifying tiddler height in StyleSheet. Something like
>
> .tiddler{
> height:10em;
> overflow:scroll;
>
> }
>
> there are different types of scroll [1] availavle
>
> ALex
>
> [1]http://www.w3schools.com/Css/p
I'd like to limit tiddler height to not greater than a certain limit
so if there are taggling tags at the bottom I can see them. I tried
Eric's ScrollBox inclusion, but you don't see the taggling tags with
that (as its a <> function).
I was surprised I didn't find this in a search here or at
tidd
re your first question: how about something like this:
|<>|<>|
that would show two tiddlers side by side, but you wouldn't see the
tags though...
and I'm not sure how you'd programatically derive the second tiddler,
but I'm sure someone smart here could tell you.
On Jan 21, 12:20 pm, Tobbe wrot
ate it
Dave
On Jan 7, 2:50 pm, PMario wrote:
> hi
>
> On Jan 7, 9:25 pm, Dave Parker wrote:
>
> > I've read several messages and versions of the LaunchApplicationPlugin
> == snip
> > < > picture.jpg">>
>
> <>
> <>
>
> I t
I've read several messages and versions of the LaunchApplicationPlugin
that claimed that it supports relative links, but I can not get it
working. I'm trying to launch image files for editing (i.e. defaulted
to open in mspaint.exe), so I don't want to just use [[edit|
filename.jpg]] which opens th
; > about
> > 'bookmark' tiddlers, and outputs a summary, formatted as an "HR-
> > separated list"
> >
> > var out=[];
> > var tids=store.getTaggedTiddlers("bookmark");
> > for (var i=0; i<tids.length; i++) {
> > var t=tid
Hello,
I have this fET that works:
<\>
|\n"'
>>
but I'd like to not have to tag the tiddler with "todo" to get the
tiddler to show up in the fET. If I don't use the tag, i get way too
many tiddlers with just a blank "todo slice".
I tried
!store.getTiddlerSlice(tiddler.title, "todo") == "" &
Hi, I solved my problem a non TW way (couldn't figure out the
javascript), but it works, so here it is for anyone who might also
find it uselful.
Purpose: I wanted to be able to set a reminder without having to open
up my main TW file, e.g. put down a reminder I thought of in the
middle of doing
Craig from Calgary said this (you must have clicked "reply to author"
instead of "reply"):
Dave,
> in it, the "showReminders" macro will not pick it up until I open the
> tiddler to edit, but then it picks it up after I close the edit
> tiddler.
The beauty of external tiddlers is that they do n
macro. Is there maybe a solution with this to solve the same
scenario?
a solution either way would be nice...
Thanks in advance,
Dave Parker
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Hi Craig,
I can't say I entirely follow you, but this is an approach that may be
close to your tolerable scenario:
You could have an autohotkey script running (www.autohotkey.com/ )
that writes thoughts or clipped text to a txt file.
e.g.
#g::
inputbox, text, What is your thought?,,,300,100
I was a little afraid to click on your links... "pants off" - is that
a European expression?
They do look interesting, thanks for sharing - I'll take a look on a
lunch break.
Here's something interesting I found recently, along with some older
ones:
http://www.cedar-chiropractic.com/#FunLinks%20%
Hi Tobias,
That did work. I spent a lot of time searching for the words "script"
and "field". No wonder I didn't find anything...(mental note:always
check tiddlywiki.org before posting)
Thanks very much.
Thanks also for your tbGTD, I use that as my main TW - its very nice!
On Nov 23, 9:36 am,
Hi,
Eric already helped me today with a related question here:
http://groups.google.com/group/tiddlywiki/browse_thread/thread/88628c439617c533
I've spent an hour searching for scripts I could use to send the list
generated in that script to a custom field, but am unsuccessful.
Here's what I've go
Thanks Eric,
Nice to see that you're back. :-)
At first I was going to ask another question, but tried the if
statement with "true" in quotes instead of no quotes, and that fixed
it.
Thanks very much for both this and your patience (with slow learners
like me) and dedication.
-Dave
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0|%1|';
var tids=store.getTaggedTiddlers('qwerty');
for (var i=0; i<tids.length; i++)
{
out.push(tids[i].title);
for (var f in tids[i].fields) out.push(fmt.format
([f,tids[i].fields[f]]));
}
return out.join(&#x
Here's another approach that should work at least in theory:
I use ArchivePlugin ( http://jackparke.googlepages.com/jtw.html#ArchivePlugin
)in my main TW, but I've changed it to write the tiddlers as ending in
"txt" instead of "html". That way when you make new tiddlers and tag
them with "Arch
Yes, please get better soon (and consider extra vit C, hot fluids and
esp more sleep - unless you actually are an android as some of us
suspect, then maybe some W-D-40 ;-)
on the other hand, if you're on vacation, just have fun and relax
On Nov 15, 2:17 pm, Heller wrote:
> Beterschap as we say i
Hi (Eric),
I was reading the descriptions of both FileDrop and LoadTiddlers
plugins and was wondering if this were possible using either / or
plugins without too much tweaking:
Designate a folder which would be loaded or "auto-dropped" at
TWstartup or on click with all the LoadTiddler options av
Thanks Wolfgang, I'll try that (I was using SearchOptionsPlugin)
On Oct 30, 9:55 am, wolfgang wrote:
> Hi Dave,
>
> > Using Archive plugin to load external text files, but currently can't
> > search for text from within them until those tiddlers are edited and
> > closed again. I'd like to be a
from within them until those tiddlers are edited and
closed again. I'd like to be able to have a huge amount of tiddlers
Archived, but be able to search within them immediately upon opening
the TW.
Is this currently possible?
Thanks,
Dave Parker
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