On Mar 10, 3:40 am, Jeremy Ruston wrote:
> We've just uploaded release 2.5.0 of TiddlyWiki
http://www.TiddlyTools.com is now using TW250.
enjoy,
-e
Eric Shulman
TiddlyTools / ELS Design Studios
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Is there an example of what could be done at this point by some over-
ambitious person wanting to dive into jQuery-TW?
-Paul
On Mar 10, 6:54 am, Eric Shulman wrote:
> On Mar 10, 3:40 am, Jeremy Ruston wrote:
>
> > We've just uploaded release 2.5.0 of TiddlyWiki
>
> http://www.TiddlyTools.comis
Thank you Jeremy et al. for this new TW flavour. It's a pleasure to
write Javascript with jQuery.
BTW, importing from TW 2.4.3 seems to be broken.
Cheers,
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Paulo Soares
On 10 Mar, 10:40, Jeremy Ruston wrote:
> We've just uploaded release 2.5.0 of TiddlyWiki tohttp://www.tiddlywiki.com/.
> I
Stupid me! It's a well known Firefox security feature (bug?).
Sorry...
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Paulo Soares
On 10 Mar, 23:22, Paulo Soares wrote:
> Thank you Jeremy et al. for this new TW flavour. It's a pleasure to
> write Javascript with jQuery.
>
> BTW, importing from TW 2.4.3 seems to be broken.
>
> Cheers,
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> Is there an example of what could be done at this point by some over-
> ambitious person wanting to dive into jQuery-TW?
Generally speaking, jQuery makes it easier to write certain pieces of
code, because you don't have to worry about certain details.
There are plenty of existing jQuery plugin
That's perfect! I was looking for how to write something that uses
the new jQuery interface. The things I'd seen so far were too vague
for my little mind to grasp. This is a firm example of something that
I can use as a foundation, if I can think of something to do with it.
Thanks Fred!
-Paul
Maybe not the correct place to ask - but will jQuery affect current
plugins?
I.E. will old plugins have to be updated or will TW + jQuery be
backwards compatible?
Thanks,
Mike
On Mar 11, 9:23 am, Paul Kronenwetter wrote:
> That's perfect! I was looking for how to write something that uses
> t
> will jQuery affect current plugins?
No - we'll continue to ensure backwards compatibility as much as
possible, with the existing APIs remaining functional.
The jQuery integration merely extends the functionality available to
plugin authors.
(While parts of the API will change eventually, that
> Right now, the only tangible example I can think of is my TiddlyViPlugin
> experiment, which is not a spectacular example of jQuery power though:
> http://fnd.lewcid.org/tmp/TiddlyViPlugin.html
I thought that you would be able to use jQuery plugins directly. Will
every jQuery plugin require th
> I thought that you would be able to use jQuery plugins directly. Will
> every jQuery plugin require the type of translation to make them work
> with TiddlyWiki such as you have provided for TiddlyViPlugin.html?
It depends, really - if you want something TiddlyWiki-specific (e.g. a
macro), you
> Do you have anything specific in mind?
Not particularity at the moment. I have however been playing with
jQuery from time to time in normal HTML pages. Mostly adding things
like sliders to make a normal HTML page perform like TiddlyWiki does
naturally. Of course it is more powerful than that
Hi Morris,
On Mar 21, 8:03 am, Morris Gray wrote:
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> Please note I am just thinking out loud and possibly overlooking many
> things but isn't using jQuery just putting another learning curve
> between Javascript and Javascript.
> Could it be the seduction of more and more capabilities is putti
FND, I love the TiddlyViPlugin. Even in it's present capacity. I have
a very simple (honestly though, I have no idea how simlpe or complex
it is) FR: please move the command line to the bottom of the window.
Also, it would be great if you could find a permanent home for it,
where the future versio
FND, could you point out the CSS class that I should use to add z-
index to the command line? Otherwise it remains hidden under my fixed
header area. Thanks.
On Mar 24, 3:41 pm, RA wrote:
> FND, I love the TiddlyViPlugin. Even in it's present capacity. I have
> a very simple (honestly though, I
(We should move this discussion to a separate thread.)
> I love the TiddlyViPlugin. Even in it's present capacity.
Glad to hear that! (Sort of - see below... )
It's essentially two separate bits of functionality; keyboard navigation
and the command mode - which is the one that's interesting to
Wow!!!
I haven't dropped in for a while but what an announcement to see - my
favourite JavaScript library integrated into TW.
This is exciting as it opens so many possibilities. Using jQuery
really is a breeze & it is so easy to do in-browser manipulation of
html, data links to servers are also
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