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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Here's a second link to play around with highlight-all-found-words
functionality
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
>
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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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,
>
> Just to clarify, I'm all in favour of having find-in-page in
> TiddlyDesktop, and welcome any help. I think Simon's approach is a
> promising one: to make a find-in-page that works in a standalone TW. The
> other approach is to extend TiddlyDesktop itself with the functionality.
>
That's
Just to clarify, I'm all in favour of having find-in-page in TiddlyDesktop, and
welcome any help. I think Simon's approach is a promising one: to make a
find-in-page that works in a standalone TW. The other approach is to extend
TiddlyDesktop itself with the functionality.
Best wishes
Jeremy
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> Simon Huber wrote:
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>> I've created this little demo here:
>> http://find-on-page-test.tiddlyspot.com/
>>
>> It allows to find words on the page using a very simple action-widget
>>
>> what I've noticed is that matches on tags are found but the
>> selection isn't visible.
>>
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>
Simon Huber wrote:
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> I've created this little demo here:
> http://find-on-page-test.tiddlyspot.com/
>
> It allows to find words on the page using a very simple action-widget
>
> what I've noticed is that matches on tags are found but the selection
> isn't visible.
>
Right. I'm doubtful
Just NOTING TiddlyDesktop is an awesome install at 250Mb before you even do
anything.
On Wednesday, 27 February 2019 14:27:01 UTC+1, @TiddlyTweeter wrote:
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> Back to topic ... I'll experiment with your search tool in TD and report
> back.
>
> A dopo
> Josiah
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Anyone who wants to help JR on TD gets my vote.
Its a superb solution for desktop users.
MY main concern has been to encourage *a fully portable build* of it (i.e.
that you can use relative addressing to wiki). That would permit
repackaging of the app with content wiki. I would definitely use
>
> Simon,
>
> Jeremy is the author of tiddlydesktop. It uses a cutdown browser to
> opperate, I know he was reluctant to add more and more such that it would
> become a browser but you may be able to persuade him to add this if its
> practical to do so in a future release.
>
> Regards
> Tony
Simon,
Jeremy is the author of tiddlydesktop. It uses a cutdown browser to opperate, I
know he was reluctant to add more and more such that it would become a browser
but you may be able to persuade him to add this if its practical to do so in a
future release.
Regards
Tony
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> Simon,
>
> I am not sure what problem this is solving. In Both Chrome and FireFox
> Ctrl-f opens find, F3 moves to the next and shift-f3 moves to the last.
>
> Was it just you did not know about f3 so created ctrl-g ? or is F3 not
> working on TiddlyDesktop?
>
:o) did you try to search on
Simon,
I am not sure what problem this is solving. In Both Chrome and FireFox
Ctrl-f opens find, F3 moves to the next and shift-f3 moves to the last.
Was it just you did not know about f3 so created ctrl-g ? or is F3 not
working on TiddlyDesktop?
Firefox even tells you the number found.
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