Thanks Eric,
Very good.
Very very good in fact.
So good it should be in the manual.
I liked Måns' term 'semi-Socratic dialogues' - from 'the one where
Eric advised Måns to read the manual' .
Perhaps 'a personal non-linear semi-Socratic dialogue notepad' would
be the innovation education is loo
> tiddler.place
> where place can be title , text , tags
Nope.
'tiddler' is one variable
'place' is a completely separate variable
The 'tiddler' variable refers to a TiddlyWiki-defined data store
object
The 'place' variable refers to a browser-created DOM (Document Object
Model) element
Each o
Eric,
querying the 'thus' (see below)
and the 'place' is the 'title' bit?
so it goes
tiddler.place
where place can be title , text , tags
Alex
Below
Note: there are two 'context variables' that are automatically defined
by the TW core's macro processor so that they are available for use
wit
Some comnents
This technique can save a lot of time.
I've added similar divs to my viewtemplate, each different elements in a
tiddler. The complexity of working with them is much reduced
my questions, help and navigation are all now automatically written to the
tiddler. It makes editing easier.
Hi Eric,
Thanks at lot it works (not surprisingly)
There is a small typo: a confusion between double quotes - " - and single
quotes - '
The second '' on Erics is not a " (double quote)
They looks similar don't they
- wrong 2 X '
- right 1x "
Note: how difficult is is to type about quotes
>
The correct syntax for invoking this macro from a template is:
Breaking it apart a bit:
is the template syntax for invoking a TW macro. Everything inside the
quotes is handled exactly the same as when you embed a macro in an
individual tiddler using TW syntax: a space-separated list
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