Run the macro
> */
> exports.run = function() {
> $tw.config.htmlUnsafeElements = "script".split(",");
> return "";
> }
> })();
>
>
>
> then use in a tiddler like this
>
> <>
>
> alert("Hooray");
>
> &
Thanks Will try this today
On Thursday, 29 January 2015 15:12:01 UTC-5, Tobias Beer wrote:
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> While having no plans of using this (yet),
> however, seeing how that cat is out of the box anyhow,
> here's a single *script* macro to toggle
lol. No it is not a secret. I'm glad if I can help. Here's how I managed to
make it work:
<$select field='selected-template' class="medium-width padding">
<$list filter="GCNETTemplate ACCESSTemplate COGETemplate">
<>
<$set name="mytemplate" value={{!!selected-templat
Sorry but I'm not sure to understand what you mean. Is it that there's a
parameter named script that will help me do what I want? Because in the
config.js, there's no "script" configuration to be found.
On Wednesday, 28 January 2015 19:12:02 UTC-5, Tobias Beer wrote:
>
> It's not hard to find. I
le code.
>
> Obviously, these aren't concerns for many users who are working privately.
> We can serve their needs with a plugin that explicitly enables inline
> JavaScript, but it's not something that will ever be supported directly by
> the core.
>
> Best wis
de.
>
> Obviously, these aren't concerns for many users who are working privately.
> We can serve their needs with a plugin that explicitly enables inline
> JavaScript, but it's not something that will ever be supported directly by
> the core.
>
> Best wishes
>
&g
Yeah but I think that this method is not really nice since I want to put
the javascript in a tiddler (text/vnd.tiddlywiki)
On Wednesday, 28 January 2015 06:44:47 UTC-5, Stephan Hradek wrote:
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> Go to tiddlywiki.com
>
> Create a New Tiddler
>
> Paste this into the tiddler:
>
>
> alert("Hooray");
In fact what would be nice is to be able to import javascript directly in
the tiddler, like we can do with the tags. With css it's
easy: Create a tiddler put your css et voilà
The same would have been nice (a major nice to have IMO) to have
On Tuesday, 27 January 2015 14:43:24 UTC-5, PMario wr
I figured it out.
thanks
On Tuesday, 27 January 2015 14:05:45 UTC-5, Jimmy Armand wrote:
>
> So I was assuming that GCNETTemplate 1, ACCESSTemplate 1 or COGETemplate
> 1 would have been created base on my selection. But instead I have a
> template based on the default template
So I was assuming that GCNETTemplate 1, ACCESSTemplate 1 or COGETemplate 1
would have been created base on my selection. But instead I have a template
based on the default template titled: New Tiddler
On Tuesday, 27 January 2015 13:57:22 UTC-5, Alberto Molina wrote:
>
> Hi Jimmy,
>
> the button
Sorry for not being clear.
What I want to do is having all templates listed in a select widget. Based
on the selection made, when I push the button, the corresponding templates
(tiddler) is created. A bit like the task example but since I have many
Templates to choose from, I put them in a selec
Hi all!
Another question !
I have the following select wich works since I can see the result:
<$select field='selected-template'>
<$list filter="GCNETTemplate ACCESSTemplate COGETemplate">
<>
<$set name="mytemplate" value={{!!selected-template}}>
''Result: ''<>
<$list filter="[]">
K. Thx. I will go with the Editable-Tables
On Tuesday, 27 January 2015 09:52:53 UTC-5, Stephen Kimmel wrote:
>
> Jimmy,
>
> The $Macrocall is the main pathway to a complex javascript. When I did my
> marathoning tiddler, I used a number of different ways of creating tables
> using the $macrocall
Hi,
I've been playing with tiddly wiki for about a week now and let me say that
it is really great!
But something simple I want to do but I cannot manage to find how to do it:
Insert Javascript into a tiddler. What I want to do is use jquery datatable
on a table I've created. First, I've put th
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