I was able to resolve the major bug reported by mauloop. Turns out a
library had added a custom sort property to the Array object prototype.
This custom function was then iterated anytime an array was used in a for
(var x in keys) loop. Which broke a lot of stuff. A lot.
All patched, and I rest
FYI:
The developer update in FireFox 65 for developers may impact the proposed
local storage and the Innerwiki plugins for good or bad
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Storage_Access_API
Regards
Tony
On Sunday, 27 January 2019 23:04:15 UTC+11, Jeremy Ruston wrote:
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Folks,
I am look for a little direction on this if possible.
- I am working on a "Tree maker" and are aware of Mario's New Here with
parent, and the alt-tags plugin.
- I want to create trees with a field other than tags, and children can
simply name their parent in a treename-tree
it's pretty slow with many matches ...
Here's a second link to play around with highlight-all-found-words
> functionality
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> http://find-on-page-test2.tiddlyspot.com/
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Simon Huber wrote:
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> ... first I'd like to have the functionality working for TiddlyDesktop
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Not that I can help but getting it optimal for TD first sounds right as
that is where we are most deficient. IF, after that, it can be generalised,
so much the better.
Thoughts
Josiah
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You recei
I'm making good progress with this, now I can highlight all matches through
a surrounding span which gets removed at every new search.
A global handler, like the keyboardmanager, does the handling, an
action-widget provides access to the search functionality
The tiddlyspot page isn't updated,