Tobias,
Still not there - fiddling with the final sections -but here is the latest;
https://dl.dropbox.com/u/1316865/OMM/Omm/Director.html#
I'd appreciate any comments.
Alex
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> so nearly there
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> double crossing fingers for IE... again
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> Alex
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>> Tobias.
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Thanks. No problem. It was a simple recipe that took nothing to cook
by hand.
-Xavier
On Nov 17, 5:03 pm, FND wrote:
> >http://chef.tiddlywiki.org/
> > is returning an internal server error.
>
> I think this is running on Saq's server, so we can't look into it.
>
> Anything in particular we cou
> http://chef.tiddlywiki.org/
> is returning an internal server error.
I think this is running on Saq's server, so we can't look into it.
Anything in particular we could help with in the meantime?
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I was thinking in terms of the existing syntax.
So at the moment <> would render the tiddler
MyTemplate.
The only different is that MyTemplate is currently rendered in the
context of the tiddler MyTemplate (itself).
So possibly context might be a better name then data?
My motivation here is I co
> <>
>
> This would render the tiddler MyTemplate in the context of the tiddler
> foo.
I like the idea, but dislike the formulation and the use of the name
"data". Suggest something more explicit, such as:
<>
but that's without thinking of the implications or if this is a
generic parameter chan
I think something more powerful would be to add a data parameter to
the tiddler macro.
Have had a few discussions with Jeremy around this.
It would work like so:
<>
This would render the tiddler MyTemplate in the context of the tiddler
foo.
So for instance if the text of MyTemplate looks like t
http://chef.tiddlywiki.org/
is returning an internal server error.
Wishing her a fast recovery,
-Xavier
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Hi All,
I did a little experimenting with MHTML last night and found it's
possible to use this technique to embed images in a TiddlyWiki within
IE6. It can be used to complement data: URIs which achieve the same
thing in modern browsers.
http://softwareas.com/embedded-images-in-tiddlywiki-under-
