___ ___ ___ ___ ___
/\__\ /\ \ /\ \/\__\ /\ \
/:/ //::\ \ /::\ \ /:/ //::\ \
/:/ //:/\:\ \ /:/\:\ \/:/ //:/\:\ \
/:/ //::\~\:\ \ /:/ \:\ \ /:/ //::\~\:\ \
/:/__//:/
That's the way, aha, aha, I like it, aha, aha... ;o)
On 14 Aug., 01:45, PMario wrote:
> Hi Jazz
> It does work. But it needs some tweaking. [1]
>
> Most of the stuff is not needed in tw. , .. can be
> removed. document.ready is not needed because if TW is active. The
> document is ready.
Hi Jazz
It does work. But it needs some tweaking. [1]
Most of the stuff is not needed in tw. , .. can be
removed. document.ready is not needed because if TW is active. The
document is ready.
Hehe, even though what FND just said is totally true, he didn't really
explain the whys.
You can't use raw HTML code, because you're either displaying text,
calling a already defined macro, or you're running javascript which
defines macros/stuff you can run.
If you're not interested in delving de
> Dumping raw HTML in a tiddler is generally a bad idea.
> In this particular case, the main issue is the use of jQuery's ready
> method - that has no meaning within TiddlyWiki. Additionally, TiddlyWiki
> does not use the $ by default, plus SCRIPT tags are not allowed within
> raw HTML blocks.
>
>
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