The default for TiddlyPocketBook is ISO A4, as used in most countries,
but if you're wanting to print on Letter, the tiddler
StyleSheetPrintPage can be changed to transclude
[[StyleSheetPrintLetter]] instead of [[StyleSheetPrintA4]]
I guess I should make it an option, but never worked out how to d
I added a comment on the activity of development and this group:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Articles_for_deletion/TiddlyWiki
which seems to have triggered the result "Keep" from an admin, and
removal of the banner:
http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Wikipedia:Articles
I'm sure others have made similar plugins, but someone might be
interested in a macro to incorporate Google Static Image maps in
TiddlyWiki:
http://whatfettle.com/2008/07/StaticMapPlugin/
I imagined another plugin to cache the images locally, or possibly
enhancing them into an interactive maps
> with the growing use of tiddlyweb, how is the documentation for
> tiddlywiki going to be handled? Up to now most documentation can be
> found on tiddlywiki.org , and scattered around the tiddlywiki google
> group.
> Is tiddlywiki.org there to stay and to be a reference documentation?
For Tiddly
Hi Raji!
> As I am a novice in programing terminology and technology, I would
> like to get your support, guidance and support.
>
> Please visit http://rajichandrasekhar.tiddlyspace.com/ and include
> it in your featured section. Also please note that all my literary
> works are in Malayalam.
On Aug 7, 11:59 am, twgrp wrote:
> psd (whom I believe it associated with UnaMesa or "at least" core
> developmen, yes?)
Hi, I work for Osmosoft, and have contributed to the core..
has generously put
uphttp://faq.tiddlyspace.comhttp://tiddlyspace.tiddlyspace.com/http://glossary.tiddlyspace.com/
Hi Eric!
> For example here's a use-case that is very common and causes a
> VERY bad **loss-of-data** outcome:
oh? That indeed would be VERY bad!
> 1) edit a tiddler
> 2) make changes (but don't finish editing yet!)
> 3) click any link in the page
> 4) tiddler being edited is closed (without
Eric,
> When I first wrote this plugin many years ago, the code looked very
> much like what Paul has posted.
We've been here many times before.
My strong aesthetic is for minimal code which does the one thing I
require, where as yours is to be highly configurable and meet many
different use-c
I've taken this question, and the answer and used it for our first
TiddlySpace FAQ:
http://faq.tiddlyspace.com/#[[Is%20it%20better%20to%20include%20or%20copy%20a%20TiddlyWiki%20plugin%3F]]
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> As it's turned out, only Paul Downey from Osmosoft (@psd on twitter)
> is coming over to Boston with my boss, JP Rangaswami. So we rather
> dropped the idea of a full-scale TiddlyChat. Anyhow, I'm sure Paul
> would be keen to meet any TiddlyWiki people while he's there.
*absolutely* It would be
TiddlySlidy is still being developed as we type ..
> the only problem I have with it, is that to move to the next slide I
> have to manipulate the mouse and click on the "next slide" button.
the keyboard shortcuts are work in progress and being provided by a
plugin Phil Hawksworth is working on.
In case you haven't seen it, Osmosoft's Michael Mahemoff has written a
nice roundup of the new Tiddly* projects on his radar:
http://softwareas.com/the-tiddly-universe-leading-up-to-tiddlyspace
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I've been using Eric's nice CheckboxToggleTag transclusion:
http://www.TiddlyTools.com/#CheckboxToggleTag
which I can see has been modified for MPTW2, but wondered if anyone
has a similar plugin which works when in edit mode?
If Eric is listening, then I think there's a small typeo in the
do
Hi Mark!
> On Dec 10, 11:44 pm, "Paul Downey (psd)"
> wrote:
>
> > I've an alternative macro version of this which
> > does less (I like plugins which do one thing) and
> > might be helpful to compare when thinking about
> > the cost versus benefit
Hi Eric
> --
> onclick="story.switchTheme('$1'); return false;">$2
> --
sure. I was aware it's a pretty minimal requirement
and could even have embedded the javascript directly
in the HTML, but wanted the modularity of a plugin.
Then felt if I was going to provide a plugi
Announcing the ThemeButtonPlugin:
http://whatfettle.com/2008/07/ThemeButtonPlugin/
A very small plugin to provide a button to switch to a named theme.
We put this together to implement flipping between presenter,
authoring
and TiddlyWiki modes for TiddlySlidy which is a very embryonic
slides
Hi Mark!
> But the default layout for that project assumes A4 size paper.
That's right -- I'm a Brit!
> To make that work, I have to shrink the page by
> 89%, and quite of pulp "bandwidth" is wasted. Below is my first stab
> at a stylesheet layout for the paper size preferred in the US.
Great!
There's some discussion, and useful links, for embedding PDF in HTML
on Stack Overflow:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/291813/best-way-to-embed-pdf-in-html
I don't much like the idea of using Flash but there are some other
links which may help, and you might like to ask further questions
On Nov 11, 4:45 pm, Tobias Beer wrote:
> I was wondering if one could come up with a class definition that
> would allow vertical text with ''all'' current versions of major
> browsers, like vR & vL (indicating orientation)
>
> So, the moz variant would be cool and maybe IE's tb-lr too. That way
Hi Tobias,
> Can anyone explain how TiddlyPocketBook achieves the vertical text-
> layout using the 'PrintTheme'?
It's the print stylesheet which uses webkit CSS transform features,
but which can be applied to other browsers ..
http://tiddlypocketbook.com/#StyleSheetPrintA4
the source code
On Oct 16, 5:23 pm, "Tobias - http://tbGTD.tiddlyspot.com";
wrote:
> Hi Paul,
>
> Just found TiddlyResume... as linked
> here:http://whatfettle.com/2008/07/TaggedTemplatePlugin/
>
> That is really neat! To cook any of
> these:http://svn.tiddlywiki.org/Trunk/verticals/
>
> ...would I need a runn
Hi Eric!
> In fact, TaggedTemplateTweak can support ALL of the following
> references to templates, list in the order of precedence
Fantastic. But it doesn't fit the bill for our use-case, and I much
prefer something smaller and focussed.
I also enjoyed coding this, using qunit for tests (the h
Announcing the ThemedTiddlerPlugin:
http://whatfettle.com/2008/07/ThemedTiddlerPlugin/
which allows a tiddler to reference a "mini-theme" tiddler using a
"theme" extended field.
A "mini-theme" is a tiddler containing a ViewTemplate, EditTemplate
and Stylesheet and a TiddlyWiki may contain s
TiddlyWikiers who share an interest in eBooks, might be interested in
the ePub Zen Garden
"""
We want to dispel the myth that digital books can't also be crafted
works of visual design. Just as web design has evolved and matured, so
too will ebooks, and book designers have a new medium available
On May 31, 11:15 pm, "Mark S." wrote:
> This is very cool news. I've been using PocketMods for years after
> discovering that both Handspring and Palm belonged to the same union
> -- invariably failing either just before or just after an important
> meeting.
heh, and being something you'd mind l
On May 30, 8:30 am, IainS wrote:
> Works well and the cheat sheet is inherently useful (maybe it should
> be on the TW site).
>
> If you were a Japanese zen master you would have worked out how to do
> the folding without cutting the paper!
uh-huh! Actually there are lots of possibilities for
On May 30, 5:31 pm, Mike wrote:
> > I
> > found:http://fadingmessagesplugin.tiddlyspot.com/#%20FadingMessagesPlugin%2...
> > from:http://groups.google.com/group/TiddlyWiki/browse_thread/thread/e1ee12...
I wrote that! The canonical version is here:
http://whatfettle.com/2008/07/FadingMessagesP
A while back, Brian Suda joined Osmosoft for a day of hacking. Amongst
a number of cool ideas for TiddlyWiki he pointed us at http://pocketmod.com
- a Flash based site for making 8 page booklets from a single piece of
A4/US Letter paper. Jeremy suggested we could create these using CSS3
transforms
Hi,
Osmosoft are in the process of putting some posters together to
explain TiddlyWiki - how it works and how it is used.
One of the ideas is to illustrate the universe of TiddlyWiki themes
and verticals by collecting as many "interesting" TiddlyWiki examples
as we can find out there in the wild
> There's a discussion
> here:http://groups.google.com/group/TiddlyWiki/browse_frm/thread/546c0d777...
>
> ...back in October about this experimental plugin that gives you
> "slices with multiple columns"
I think the word "experimental" was really around whether the
functionality was suitable fo
I'm suddenly transported to a US motel room, jet-lagged and watching
early morning TV ..
> But wait there is more!
.. here comes the science bit?
> For some reason I want to see this on YouTube.
now that I'd watch :-)
Paul (psd)
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Hi There!
I'm a big fan of TiddlyWiki, and have enjoyed using it for a couple of
years now, even being motivated enough to develop the odd patch and
plugin! All well and good, but I have noticed a few fundamental
weaknesses with TiddlyWiki which I think I've managed to address in a
new product wh
On Feb 21, 3:05 pm, Alex Hough wrote:
> error alert !!! the above has a bit in the wrong place.
heh, :)
> I've had discussion about ideas with a few innovation academics: the
> think i am on another planet when i tell them the Tiddly IP is owned
> by a charity. They don't believe me when I tel
On Feb 21, 10:43 am, Alex Hough wrote:
> With the unusual structure of the TiddlyWiki project, some interesting
> governance issues arise.
> Would it be in appropriate for these issues to be discussed on the group?
>
> It would be interesting for the community to know what is going on
> behind
> could you try and set the generate rss so that *only* the tiddlers
> with georss defined (all of them, even if it's more then the standard
> 20) would get exported? Or make that an option in the plugin?
I guess the most TIddlyWiki way to implement this is to have a tiddler
with a filter, someth
> " some tiddling later...
> can't get the plugin to work, it keeps throwing 'Error:
> ReferenceError: tiddlerToRssItem is not defined' ..
> I tried disabling all my plugins, no effect.
> I tried downloading your file locally, that works."
>
> so then i found out your version is 2.4.3, i was on 2
Hi!
I've put together a plugin which adds geo:lat and geo:long to the
standard TiddlyWiki RSS feed:
http://whatfettle.com/2008/07/GeoRSSPlugin/
The example RSS from this TiddlyWiki is here:
http://whatfettle.com/2008/07/GeoRSSPlugin/index.xml
As with any geoRSS, you can put the URI in
On Feb 18, 12:11 pm, MobileLibrary wrote:
> Hi all,
> How difficult would it be to get the "create RSS" function of TW to
> accept /include custom fields like geo: lat and so create a feed to
> use with the maps API?
Pretty easy!
> Any remarks welcome!
Osmosoft's Jon Robson has been expe
> Note sure what technique (s)he used though.
I noticed quite a few notebooks reference TiddlyWiki:
http://www.google.com/notebook/search?hl=en&q=tiddlywiki
I'm inclined to write an adaptor for an Atom feed, and can see how
each note becomes a tiddler, but wonder how to map the notebook
se
I noticed Google Notebook:
http://www.google.com/notebook/
because it's closing down, which is a shame:
http://googlenotebookblog.blogspot.com/2009/01/stopping-development-on-google-notebook.html
because it looks really nice!
I wondered if there was an import to TiddlyWiki mechanism, or if
an
> Just a word of caution: As long as TiddlyWiki doesn't have a persistent
> message store*, faded messages are irretrievable.
I can see two additional plugins in this area:
1) a "log" of previous messages, probably a temporary tiddler
2) some notion of prioratizing a message - ERROR,WARNING,NOTI
On Dec 21, 3:06 pm, "Russ Thomas" wrote:
>
> I'm getting: Error: TypeError: config.extensions is undefined
>
> from both plugins.
>
> TW 2.4.1
> MPTW 2.5.2
> FF 3.0.4
Ah, my bad - I've been working with the latest TW core, which includes
this changeset:
http://trac.tiddlywiki.org/changeset/
Announcing the FadingMessagesPlugin:
http://whatfettle.com/2008/07/FadingMessagesPlugin/
This removes the need to close displayed messages, by making them
automatically disappear after a short interval.
The FadingMessagesPlugin depends on another new plugin, the
WikifiedMessagesPlugin:
On Dec 15, 12:49 pm, Morris Gray wrote:
> Interesting idea.
thanks!
> I wonder what kind of application you developed it for?
It's for TiddlyResume, a TW to author a Resume/CV:
http://tiddlyresume.com
-- that domain is down at the moment, so I've mirrored it here:
http://whatfettle.
Announcing the FixedDisplayPlugin:
http://whatfettle.com/2008/07/FixedDisplayPlugin/
This naively creates a "fixed display" TiddlyWiki by reapplying the
DefaultTiddlers to the story whenever a tiddler is changed.
Tiddlers may still be added to a story during reading, but that
behavior may b
On Dec 12, 4:58 pm, Ken Girard wrote:
> Look in his DefaultTiddlers.
> He has it opening
> ... SegmentedFilterPlugin
> ... [tag[red]] [sort[-title]]
> which translates to "First open SegmentedFilterPlugin, and then all
> tiddlers tagged with 'red', sorted from z-a"
where dtend or title are tiddl
Announcing the SegmentedFilterPlugin:
http://whatfettle.com/2008/07/SegmentedFilterPlugin/
which I found this useful for building a filter from a series of
filter clauses, one clause per line.
For example, MainMenu and DefaultTiddlers can be something like:
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