Indeed attributes are extended fields.
At the moment I use the following:
1. load a TW file into a string and cut of every thing above the
storearea and below the storearea
2. create a new DOMDocument and load the string into it >> error
parsing attribute name << here it goes wrong
3. create an array of tiddlers with GetElementsByTagName("div")
4. traverse trough the tiddlers array and take out the title etc. with
getAttribute and the body with nodeValue
Escaping the dot does not work, I stick with replacing with underscore
for the time being.
Loading the whole TW file into a DOMDucument was not working for that
reason I used a string as step in between.
Thanks for the info, Okido
On Mar 6, 7:11 pm, FND <f...@gmx.net> wrote:
> > The attributes used by tiddlysnip for example tsnip.url contains
> > *dots*, this attribute name causes a parsing error.
> > I can work around this by replacing the dot with a underscore, but I
> > would like to know if there is a specific reason for this dot usage ?
>
> I take it by attributes here you mean extended fields*?
> Using the dot for (pseudo-)namespacing is just a convention which
> probably arose due to the resemblance to regular JavaScript objects.
> For example, the adaptor mechanism uses server.type, server.host and
> server.workspace.
>
> At which point do you get a parsing error? Could you perhaps escape
> those dots?
>
> -- F.
>
> *http://tiddlywiki.org/wiki/Extended_Fields
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