For what it's worth:
A TiddlyWiki document is simply downloaded to the browser of the user,
it has no interaction whatsoever with the website on which it is
hosted.
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It's not self-explanatory and it
isn't consistent with the regular wiki search functionality. It would
seem very odd that you cannot implement an incremental search based on
the very text that is displayed in the list. And really, why would you
want to do in-body searches?
Okay, but thank
> Not at all
You could have surprised me. Oh wait, you did ;-).
There was some strange thing going on, I'm telling you!
This is Firefox 3.6.2. I had imported your plugin. I opened the
tiddler and in the tiddler was a configuration panel. Only, the
configuration panel was the same as the defa
Okay I updated
http://tiddlywiki.org/wiki/Synchronization
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> > [After locally modifying a plugin tiddler] I select the plugin and
> > click "sync". What happens?
>
> You'll get a message "Changed while unplugged and on server", and
> basically cannot use the automatic sync for this tiddler.
Ah but the UI still selects those tiddlers by default and when yo
nor" but from a usability
standpoint this is a major flaw, particularly because there is no
information about it. This is only relevant for use with large plugin
repositories such as tiddlytools.com.
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[1] http://dev.tiddlywiki.org/ticket/380
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Okay thanks.
But suppose you want to invoke a macro from an inline java script.
Normally you would invoke it from wikitext by
<>
But now you have to invokeMacro(place, "macro", param)
How do you get the DOM object that would get passed when you invoked
it from the wikitext? (This is probably a
Hey thanks.
I'm writing an end-user manual for TW so this information is very
welcome. I will update the community wiki when i get around to it.
Okay but here is the scenario:
- I import a plugin from tiddlytools.com and have it be linked to the
source
- I then remove a tag.
- the plugin at tiddy
Hmm there are also jQuery libraries available on Microsoft and Google
urls but that doesn't help you when you don't have internet access.
http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.3/jquery.min.js
If the TiddlySpace concent really takes off you might want to split
the jQuery lib out of the cor
FND wrote this in twdev:
> So I'm not against wysiwyg, and I'm not against being able to write
> the HTML, I'm against writing HTML //as a language for markup.//
FWIW, I guess there's a misunderstanding here.
I don't think anyone will be expected to compose tiddlers in raw HTML
(unless they
I just checked out your Giewiki, superficially. It's a great concept
that you are able to generate a TW document for every site url,
including the ones you want. It suddenly feels like a real dynamic
website.
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. Can I
remove those links? Undo them?
Grtz,
Xen
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Heya,
from what I've seen there are only two ways to call a macro.
1) from a page template
2) using <>
is there ever a reason, necessity, or possibility to call a macro out
of javascript code? And if so, how do you aqcuire the needed objects
such as "place"?
~Xen
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Oops I mean:
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So you are adding the macro call to [[SiteTitle]]?
Wouldn't it be more appropriate to add a new to the [[PageTemplate]]?
Getting the widget to hover above other things would require you to
add "z-index: 2;" to the style attribute of that div. But it might be
that you would have to give the other
Haha, good answer ;-D.
On 30 mrt, 16:54, Kevin Kleinfelter wrote:
> I'll answer my own question. Yes, downloading the newest
> tiddlysaver.jar from tiddlywiki.com fixes the problem.
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Thanks Jeremy, insightful answers. I will answer your multi-record
specific answers in the original thread in twdev [1].
> This processing to refresh the display is inevitably a
> DOM-based operation.
I take it these processing scripts are tailor-made to the specific
event that was registered? I
The reason the internet community has not been able to agree on a wiki
text format is because MediaWiki has chosen such stupid markup for
bold and italics. (Well there are probably a lot of other reasons but
this is self-apparent). Everyone else has come to adopt the following
convention:
- *bold*
Okay it's good to know that there is the option of staying with
wikitext and also the option of having dual wysiwyg/html.
So the choice will have to be made on a per-tiddler basis.
What I am concerned with is that plugins that traverse or use wikitext
(the source of a tiddler) will have to be tail
TiddlyWiki version 5 (a complete overhaul of the architecture of TW)
is going to abandon the use of wikitext and will focus on providing a
WYSIWYG editor backed by HTML formatted text. Wikitext will still be
available but javascript code and plugins will not be compatible with
the new version.
htt
Hmm what you'd really need is an automated way of splitting tiddler
content over multiple tiddlers but seeing this is a table, you'd have
to split the table and keep some of the header and footer text
intact... perhaps the data plugins that were mentioned in the other
thread have a way of doing tha
The signature on the jar has been renewed with the latest release
(2.6.0), you can get the new jar at the tiddlywiki.com homepage. It
should be alright after that.
Firefox doesn't use the jar file so you get no error in it.
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Since my default txtTheme option has nothing to do really with
SwitchThemePlugin really, I wanted to call the plugin
[[DefaultThemeConfig]].
But it didn't work! I wondered what was wrong.
Turned out that if I called my tiddler with a higher alphabetical name
such as zDefaultThemeConfig, it would
boundaries
between "the wired" and "the real world". ;-)
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Beautiful, Eric. I'm beginning to love TW more and more :-) ;-)
~Xen
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Btw Eric, I really like how you've done the sliders in the menu of
your http://www.tiddlytools.com/quickstart/basics.html document.
But they don't use your [[NestedSlidersPlugin]], do they?
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don't mind).
Kudos,
Xen.
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have something to contribute. So
hello: I'm Bart Schouten from the Netherlands and I usually go by the
nick of "xen" or "xennex". I used to be a computer science student but
I've turned away from that long since and I also have a hard time
doing anything mentally challe
l come in time.
Is Saq Imtiaz still around? He is the one that created TiddlyThemes
and a number of the featured themes, and he did a good job, but he let
it fall to ruin. Ruin, I say! :P
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the "default solid theme" (such as those imported from
TiddlyThemes) is deleted, the user needs merely to copy the slice
table from another custom theme (that does adhere to the naming
convention) to StyleSheet to reinstall that as the default theme. It
is really a rock-solid approach.
~Xen
Heya,
I noticed a peculiarity with the themeing system.
By default, config.options.txtTheme is set to an empty string or is
undefined. When this is so, the system look for a stylesheet in the
[[StyleSheet]] (shadow) tiddler. Nothing strange about that.
However, when you select a theme using conf
:
http://www.xen.dds.nl/files/ideawiki.html
Xen.
On 28 mrt, 14:35, Alex Hough wrote:
> I agree. just trying to be funny, something i am finding more and more
> difficult these days :)
>
> I think that making the keeping the standard TW with a header that is too
> high is a cle
to validate without much
fuss.
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The help page on tiddlythemes.com mentions the use of the plugin
SelectStyleSheet from tiddlytools.com. This plugin has been replaced
by SwitchThemePlugin by the same author.
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so much a criticism as well as an area of vast potential
improvement :)
Xen.
On 28 mrt, 11:06, Alex Hough wrote:
> Re:Almost like web2.0 never happened)
>
> Web 2.0 is ... so last year!
> In fact TW aesthetics are so hip that they may appear a little retro, but
> they are not s
a theme that looks a lot nicer than
tiddlywiki.org. (WHY does almost everything involving TiddlyWiki look
so freakin primitive? Almost like web2.0 never happened)
Grtz, Xen.
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Thanks Mike,
MatchTagsPlugin is what was missing.
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Thank you both.
I've taken a look at Shulman's solution, his BookmarkList (simple
enough) and his BookmarkViewTemplate. I don't really like the idea of
loading the page referenced into an iframe when the tiddler containing
the bookmark is opened. I'd rather just see the tiddler contents and
my own
Right, thanks. Much less complex, but of course there's a downside to
that. You have to manually program every table listing, and adapt your
solution to any other data structures you may wish to store.
Do you think the system I envisioned is possible in TiddlyWiki? I may
not be able to create some
d also provide the basic
template for the {{bookmark{}}} sections such that there can be a "new
bookmark" button.
So, this is then what I would have in mind when talking about database
application of TiddlyWiki. Of course, it would be just as easy to fire
up a PHP/MySQL/web server, write
ogs
that ask me to grant permission for writing and such.
I'm wondering if anyone is experiencing the same problem.
I've now installed Chrome just for my TW and it works like a charm
thus far.
Greetings, Xen.
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