Anthony, thank you for trying the plugin and giving feedbacks. And for your
last question on uploading, I have no idea how to do that currently (I have
experiences in programming but not much in javascript and the web things.)
It will take me sometime to figure out. If someone has answers and would
like to contribute, it will be highly appreciated.
Eric, thank you for pointing out the key point which I never knew myself.
I have been using Google Chrome for the development of this plugin
(inspired by and modified from TableSortingPlugin v2.0.2 by Saq Imtiaz
and GridPlugin v2.0.7 by Eric Shulman. Many thanks to them.) It seems to
work just fine for me and I turned out to forget about other browsers. Next
time I will try them out myself but as mentioned above most likely I do not
have the knowledge to fix the cross-browser things. I shall be relying on
more experienced people to do that.
Vincent
On Tuesday, June 26, 2012 2:05:25 AM UTC+8, anthony wrote:
>
> Last question...sorry for so much spam...
>
> I am using this wiki as a webbased system, when I edit the table I would
> like for it to upload to the web versus to a local file...is there anyway
> for that to be done?
>
> On Monday, June 25, 2012 12:55:56 PM UTC-5, anthony wrote:
>>
>> spamming...sorry
>>
>> I fixed the issue with IE, it was a version issue. I was using IE8
>> (preferred over here) but upgraded to 9 and it is working PERFECTLY. this
>> plugin is going to make our tiddlywiki amazing in terms of what we were
>> trying to do.
>>
>> So in short I think IE8 may not work properly with this plugin.
>>
>> On Monday, June 25, 2012 12:22:23 PM UTC-5, Eric Shulman wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> On Jun 25, 8:23 am, anthony <i...@ufocomputerservices.com> wrote:
>>> > Just tried your plugin...am I missing something? I loaded the plugin
>>> and
>>> > tried your example both on my tiddly and yours and neither were
>>> > editable...maybe I am just missing something though.
>>>
>>> The plugin works in IE, but not in FF or other browsers.
>>>
>>> The reason is because IE uses a different method of processing
>>> events. In IE, all events are processed by first setting a global
>>> variable "event" and then invoking the appropriate onclick handler to
>>> process the event. However, in other browsers, the event is *passed*
>>> to the handler as a parameter.
>>>
>>> The plugin problem arises due to this line of code:
>>>
>>> cell.onclick = function(){editInPlace(this,event);};
>>>
>>> In order to make this cross-browser compatible, it should be re-
>>> written as:
>>>
>>> cell.onclick = function(ev){editInPlace(this,ev|event);};
>>>
>>> This allows non-IE browsers to properly use the passed in event as a
>>> variable named 'ev', while IE continues to fallback to using the
>>> global 'event' variable.
>>>
>>> enjoy,
>>> -e
>>> Eric Shulman
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