ppear.
There should be a way to inhibit the link target messagebut that
is not a pressing tweak.
Best,
Bill
On Jul 1, 1:09 pm, wgw wrote:
> Thanks Tobias,
>
> Looks like you made a similar tweak. You have done much more
> customized than I have; I will go back and exp
Thanks Tobias,
Looks like you made a similar tweak. You have done much more
customized than I have; I will go back and explore your changes.
The hyperlink in the source of the annotation works with my tweak. See
http://hoster.peermore.com/recipes/TeamWork/tiddlers.wiki
(Annotations2) for examples
What does work is:
var
_3=createTiddlyElement(w.output,"span",null,"annos")
_3.innerHTML=wikifyStatic(_2[1]);
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I'm trying to tweak the Annotations plugin (Lewcid) so that it will
wikify the source text that's being annotated. Annotation markup has
the form ((source(annotation)); the annotations are put into popups by
the plugin's formatter. The crucial line of the formatter uses
createTiddlyElement (_2[1] i
need.
Best,
Bill
On Jun 27, 2:39 pm, wgw wrote:
> Thanks Mario,
>
> Does TeamWork do a diff on revisions? Could add TiddlyTools'
> comparebut there is as well more complete (I think) version
> control
> here:http://www.lshift.net/blog/2008/07/01/adding-distributed-ver
quiz plugin, which
will use the jqTables techniques.
Best,
Bill
On Jun 27, 10:07 am, PMario wrote:
> I added a new parameter "columnNumber" and some description at the end
> of the tiddler, bacause the side by side tiddler still should work.
>
> <>
>
> -m
&g
I think the appropriate solution will finally come to light. Here is
an alternate method with .unwrap(), which doesn't quite do what I
want, but doesn't crash either!
$.each(items, function(i, itm) {
$(itm).unwrap().appendTo("#ListTableColumn");
Mario,
Wow! That did it! Thanks so much for all your help. I hope to have a
useful macro at the end of it all.
I updated the macro on your site (with some other tweaks), so it won't
crash now (fingers crossed!).
Here is the pertinent bit of code that I klutzed together, following
your suggestion
(hope this message isn't a duplicate... I did not see my first reply
so I'm resending)
Mario,
Wow! That did it! Thanks so much for all your help. I hope to have a
useful macro at the end of it all.
I updated the macro on your site (with some other tweaks), so it won't
crash now (fingers crossed!
(hope this message isn't a duplicate... I did not see my first reply
so I'm resending)
Mario,
Wow! That did it! Thanks so much for all your help. I hope to have a
useful macro at the end of it all.
I updated the macro on your site (with some other tweaks), so it won't
crash now (fingers crossed!
Mario,
Wow! That did it! Thanks so much for all your help. I hope to have a
useful macro at the end of it all.
I updated the macro on your site (with some other tweaks), so it won't
crash now (fingers crossed!).
Here is the pertinent bit of code that I klutzed together, following
your suggestion
Great!
I put in a table, and a test tiddler, and get the same behavior. Could
always be my (overloaded) browser
Great idea to have a central place for code work.
Thanks!
Best,
Bill
On Jun 24, 12:59 pm, PMario wrote:
> Hi,
> I did copy your code to the TeamWork TW. It's a sandbox. could y
Nice technique! Everything looks right for my problem, however:
items: [td]
i: 0 [li]
items: [td]
i: 0 [li]
that is as it should be (well, I don't quite understand the doubling
up; I have a feeling the tiddler is being automatically refreshed at
the end of the macro execution...Maybe I should fi
I assumed that the following construct got around that problem:
(function($) { //# set up alias
...
};)(jQuery);
But in any case, the change $ --> jQuery doesn't change the error.
Thanks for the suggestion! (I'm all ears!)
On Jun 23, 7:13 pm, VJ wrote:
> > Here is a problem which I suspect is
Here is a problem which I suspect is a jquery problem within tw, but
since I'm such a noob, I don't really know.
I'm trying to adapt the ListNav plugin (http://www.hawksworx.com/
journal/wp-content/uploads/2009/03/listnavplugin.html#ListNavPlugin
%20ExampleListNav) so that I can use jQuery to grab
Eric,
Thank you for making your response "entirely too long": it is
entirely, and extremely good and useful.
On Jun 12, 1:52 am, Eric Shulman wrote:
> While jQuery is very good for manipulating *DOM elements* (rendered
> page content), it really doesn't have any bearing on the TW internal
> sto
Hi Mario,
Yes, that is the elegant solution: view. Doing it the hard way is a
learning experience :).
Still, the mysteries of the tag set are still closed to me (macros do
not work as tags...). I want to get server.host into the tag list. So,
I'm following Mike's suggestion and looking at tiddlyt
Thanks for the remarks!
I am making some progress (firebug is your friend!). Got around a
stumbling block with "store." (did not understand that when in
firebug, you have to do something like:
store.getTiddler('MyTiddlerName').title ) So I made this macro (my
first!), which seems to work in the ti
I would like to program TW a bit more. Here is what I have done so
far:
I looked into the macro introduction on tiddlywiki.org and the
references materials at TWhelp; then the tutorial at
http://softwareas.com/tiddlywiki-internals-1-of-3-architectural-concepts.
I have rummaged, fairly unsuccessful
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