Great! Thank you very much! I will get to it right away. :)

~013and3r

On May 31, 6:43 pm, Eric Shulman <elsdes...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > Thanks but the problem is that I was trying to tag it from inside the
> > text because I have no way of tagging it otherwise. The CalendarPlugin
> > can open a new reminder for the day but it isn't tagged as a reminder.
> > I want it to have the new reminder tagged as "reminder" when it opens
> > a new one. I tried installing the ToggleTagPlugin from 
> > here:http://mptw.tiddlyspot.com/butit doesn't say that there's a way to
> > specify that the tag is active without checking the box manually. Any
> > ideas?
>
> ah... I see... you are using CalendarPlugin+ReminderMacros, but
> without also installing DatePlugin.  In this case, the calendar uses
> it's own basic popup generator, rather than using the enhanced popup
> generated supplied by DatePlugin, and this basic popup was the source
> of your problem...  in fact, the existing popup generating code in
> CalendarPlugin was actually quite old and relied upon deprecated
> functions in order to still work at all.
>
> I've done a complete re-write of the plugin's "onClickCalendarDate()"
> function, so that it now generates a proper popup containing a "new
> reminder" command link that adds one or more tags when adding
> reminders.  The default tag is "reminder" (as you requested).  You can
> change this by entering the desired tag(s) as input to: <<option
> txtCalendarReminderTags>>
>
> Get the update (v2009.05.31) here:
>    http://www.TiddlyTools.com/#CalendarPlugin
>
> enjoy,
> -e
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