This is about the following tiddler: GettingStarted by ericshulman, 13
March 2013 (created 11 February 2011)
In My opinion the Getting Started tiddler on the home-page is completely
inadequate,
The first bullet point is "Setup TiddlyWiki with your browser" which is
basically TiddlySystemRequir
Interesting idea, this seems to me like more of a band-aid when we really
need a better solution for save/sync. I'm looking at TiddlyDesktop right
now, bark'n up the right tree though it's not perfect yet.
On Monday, July 24, 2017 at 4:30:00 PM UTC-4, Mark S. wrote:
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> The default mechanism ...
I'm a newbie too, I don't really understand filters yet or macros for that
matter.
Just looking at the code the download-empty looks similar except for the
system vs core/encrypted and the two themes.
I wouldn't assume that savingEmpty() has any effect on saveTiddlerFilter() but
I really don't
You may need to hide or close the modal frame.
On Tuesday, August 1, 2017 at 2:36:47 PM UTC-4, magev958 wrote:
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> Is it possible to open links to tiddler from a modal? Can't seem to get it
> to work
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> /Magnus
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I don't understand the instructions,
How to call the macro
> Each checklist needs a "state" tiddler to keep its data
I think it would be helpful to see an ordered list with Step 1, Step 2, etc.
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This looks like a good effort, I have a different project in mind but
similar requirements. I'm still struggling to understand how to make a
basic plugin, however I was thinking a modification of TiddlyDesktop would
be a good way to implement an API for local access?
I'm assuming it's open sour
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