Don't get an alert for ticklers requiring action

2009-06-15 Thread bkh

Howdy,

I have read through the messages in the thread
http://groups.google.com/group/GTD-TiddlyWiki/browse_thread/thread/6e27809d03ec27ee/b8e57f207179ea15?lnk=gstq=tickler+not+working#b8e57f207179ea15
but have not been able to solve this problem in my Mgtd.  I understand
the concept of ticklers and the alert.  It was one of the best things
about my Mgtd before it stopped working.

I don't remember when my alert message stopped.  I have made hardly
any tweaks, and they were a while ago.  The alert does not appear in
FF2 or 3 or Safari.  I have downloaded a new version and that one
alerts just fine.  I upgraded my Mgtd to r9843 and it still doesn't
work (love the note icons, BTW)

I tried Henk's suggestion of creating a 'ticklers requiring action'
tiddly but I already had one that was functioning just fine, except
for giving the flashing alert. I see plenty of active ticklers in the
dashboard and in the 'ticklers requiring action' tiddly.

I even went into MgtdList to make sure the blinker variable was set
right (it was), although I'm not even getting a static alert.

Any help would be much appreciated.

PS: Sorry for replying directly to author in the previous post.  I
didn't realize it was a closed thread and I needed to start it again.
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Re: New User - some d-cubed things I don't understand

2009-06-15 Thread tomo

Hi, and thanks for using d-cubed!

Regarding your unfiled issue, that value comes from the
Configuration setting for specifying the default context for new
actions. You can change it to whatever you want, but the reason the
context picker does not do the replacement is because unfiled is not
a real context. I personally use @default as my default context, and
also make sure that there *is* a context called @default so that, if
I ever see stuff in that context during review, I know I have not set
it up with a more useful context.

As to seeing projects with no open actions, you will generally see it
in the Summary Review and Project Review listed at bottom as
Projects with no open actions. However, brand new projects that have
no actions in them at all will not show up there. You need to have
actions in the project for it to be considered a live project, and if
all the actions are currently closed, then they will appear in the
lower list.

Hope this helps...

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On Jun 12, 3:40 am, akc42 a...@chandlerfamily.org.uk wrote:
 I only discovered TiddlyWiki - and then d3 - yesterday, but they look
 perfect for a couple of things.

 I am trying to set d3 up with some projects and activities, but things
 aren't happening quite how I would have expected.  I presume I am
 misunderstanding something.

 When I initially create an action inside a project, it is created with
 the 'unfiled' tag.  If I then open up the action and hit the context
 button and assign a context, it seems to leave the unfiled tag in
 place, so the action is both in a context and unfiled at the same
 time.  Is this to be expected?

 I have some projects which after I have created an action in them, I
 realised that action needed to be a project, so I 'projectify' it.
 This leaves the original project without any actions.  I would
 therefore have expected it to appear in the summary review as a
 project without actions, but it doesn't appear in any review.  Is that
 to be expected?

 Lastly, not an issue, but just a comment - I am using this on Linux.
 When I open the file in epiphany when some automatic saving occurs (I
 think) it closes all the open tiddlers, and I am just left with the
 tiddlers in DefaultTiddlers.  If I switch to Iceweasel (I am on Debian
 which has renamed Firefox), this problem goes away.
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Re: New User - some d-cubed things I don't understand

2009-06-15 Thread Alan Chandler

tomo wrote:
...
 
 Hope this helps...

Yes it does, I understand better now - thanks.


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d-cubed and highlighting todays tasks (starred items)

2009-06-15 Thread colinchristensen

I am trying D3 and likely will continue using it in place of MGTD. But
there is one thing that I miss - starred items.

I can think of a few work arounds but they are all a bit kludgy and do
not compare to MGTD's simple single-click toggle and the ability to
see them on any report at a glance.

I don't understand the coding behind wiki's but I play around under
the hood a bit at a very basic level.

Is there a way that a person of my so-so ability can introduce
something like starred items into D-cubed?
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[tw] Re: 'tag chooser' for extended fields - Howto

2009-06-15 Thread Alex Hough

Thanks both for the suggestions.

I've found the listBoxPlugin the closest to meeting my requirements.
It would be even better if I could see the values added, like tagChooser.
Also, the allowMultiple doesn't appear to work. I need to add
multiple values to the fields. Eric, am i doing something wrong.

Alex

Below is from my edit template:

div class='editor'  macro=edit primary/divdiv
class='editorFooter'primary/div
div class='editor'  macro=edit secondary/divdiv
class='editorFooter'secondary/div

div class=editor macro=select primary =systemConfig allowEdit
rows:1 width:xxx autoSave allowBlank  allowMultiple/div



2009/6/14 Måns humam...@gmail.com:

 Hi Alex

 I would use http://www.tiddlytools.com/#ListboxPlugin
 and http://www.tiddlytools.com/#EditFieldPlugin

 regards Måns Mårtensson

 On Jun 15, 5:02 am, Alex Hough r.a.ho...@googlemail.com wrote:
 I've got two extended fields, 'primary' and 'secondary'.
 I'd like to have drop downs like 'tag chooser', or even better
 intelitagger for these fields.

 What is the best way to go about this?

 Alex
 




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[tw] Re: 'tag chooser' for extended fields - Howto

2009-06-15 Thread Eric Shulman

 Also, the allowMultiple doesn't appear to work.

 div class=editor macro=select primary =systemConfig allowEdit
         rows:1 width:xxx autoSave allowBlank  allowMultiple/div

Sorry, but droplist controls just don't support multi-select.  As per
ListboxPluginInfo:
--
allowMultiple
when used with a listbox (e.g, rows1), permits selection of multiple
items using ctrl-click and shift-click.
--

Also:
*  xxx is not a valid CSS width value.  Although it will be handled
by the browser as if you specified 'auto', you should simply leave out
that parameter entirely if you aren't providing a proper CSS value.

* The =systemConfig syntax above will create a droplist of plugins
(i.e., things tagged with systemConfig)... are you sure that's what
you want listed?

* I'm almost certain that you don't want to use 'autoSave'... When a
list is embedded in an EditTemplate, the selected value(s) are saved
when you press 'done', so auto-saving isn't needed... that option is
really intended for when you have a droplist/listbox embedded in a
ViewTemplate, where this is no 'done' button to press.

-e

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[tw] Re: 'tag chooser' for extended fields - Howto

2009-06-15 Thread Alex Hough

Hi Eric,

I'm using the multiple select now and can select multiple items. I've
amended the edit template. However I can only select ones which are
next to each other on the list. For example if the list is

Foo
Bar
Baz

I can't select 'Foo' and 'Baz'

Best Wishes
Alex

-
EditTemplate
div class=editor macro=showWhen tiddler.tags.contains('Q')
  span macro=select primary =archetype allowEdit allowBlank
allowMultiple/span
  span macro=select secondary =archetype allowEdit allowBlank
allowMultiple/span
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[tw] Re: CompareTiddlersPlugin enhancement to work with RevisionsPlugin

2009-06-15 Thread Martin Budden

You can use the filterTiddlers function

// Filter a list of tiddlers
//#   filter - filter expression (eg tidlertitle [[multi word tiddler
title]] [tag[systemConfig]])
//# Returns an array of Tiddler() objects that match the filter expression
TiddlyWiki.prototype.filterTiddlers = function(filter)

So, you could use:

var tids=store.filterTiddlers('[tag[Revisions]]');

(note, above is untested).

Martin



2009/6/14 rouilj rou...@cs.umb.edu:

 Hi all:

 I am using the RevisionsPlugin from 
 http://www.linux-lovers.be/RevisionsPlugin/#RevisionsPlugin
 to
 keep multiple revisions of some of my tiddlers. What would be great is
 to be able to compare two
 revisions of the tiddlers.

 I found the CompareTiddlersPlugin from Eric Shulman www.tiddlytools.com
 and it looks like it would
 work wonderfully except for one issue. The pull down boxes that let
 you select the tiddlers for the
 CompareTiddlersPlugin excludes tiddlers tagged with excludeLists,
 which makes sense. Unfortunately
 the (prior reviion) tiddlers created with RevisionsPlugin are tagged
 with excludeLists to prevent them
 from showing up in the normal timeline etc listings.

 I am looking for a way to modify the call in CompareTiddlersPlugin
 that reads:

   var tids=store.getTiddlers('title', 'excludeLists');

 to also include the tiddlers tagged with Revisions. Using Google,
 the documentation I found
 on getTiddlers() is somewhat sparse (or out of date as:
 http://tiddlywiki.org/wiki/Dev:GetTiddlers
 seems to be). The closest I have come it to:

   TiddlyWiki.prototype.getTiddlers = function(field,excludeTag)

 in the 2.5.1beta2 tw file itself. From this it appears that I would
 have to write my own function that
 allows an includeList, and replace the call to getTiddlers in the
 CompareTiddlersPlugin.

 I do have the MatchTagsPlugin installed in my TW, is there something
 in there that I could
 use, maybe getMatchingTiddlers??

 Thanks for any ideas.

 -- rouilj

 


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[tw] Re: tiddlyweb change bag

2009-06-15 Thread EduardWagner

On 1 Mai, 11:22, bengillies bengill...@gmail.com wrote:
 Hi Eduard

 Depending upon your implementation this may or may
 not need a slight alteration.

 http://trac.tiddlywiki.org/changeset/9597

 Ben

Hi Ben,

Thanks a lot for the tips,
can anyone help us to adopt the plugins usage like that:
- integrate the plugin as a toolbar command,
- if you press the copy to bag button in the toolbar you get
a slider opend where you can
-- choose a listbox of allowed bags filled from a definition tiddler
(the definition tiddler can be changed for each recipes workbag)
-- check to copy or move (copy+delete source) the tiddler to the
wanted bag (default is move)

Our goal is to use the plugin to manage the deployment of tiddlers to
centralized bags we use
like (trash, knowhow, faqs, intern, ...)

Thanks Edi


That would be great.
Thanks Edi

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[tw] Re: CompareTiddlersPlugin enhancement to work with RevisionsPlugin

2009-06-15 Thread Eric Shulman

 var tids=store.filterTiddlers('[tag[Revisions]]');

This will find only tiddlers that are tagged with Revisions

The need is for a way to get a list of **all** tiddlers, except those
tagged with 'excludeLists', unless *also* tagged with 'Revisions'.

One way to do this is to use the boolean logic tag-matching syntax
provided by
   http://www.TiddlyTools.com/#MatchTagsPlugin

Thus:

var tids=store.getMatchingTiddlers('Revisions or not excludeLists');

enjoy,
-e



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[tw] Re: tiddlyweb change bag

2009-06-15 Thread bengillies

Hi Edi

I have implemented moving tiddlers from one bag to another myself and
have just written up a post on how to do it at 
http://bengillies.net/#[[Publishing%20Tiddlers]]

As far as adding in listboxes to choose a bag, etc, I have not
personally done this, but my publishing plugin simply defines a couple
of new fields, so any plugin that can modify these should be fine.

let me know if this makes sense, or if something doesn't work.

Thanks

Ben

On Jun 15, 11:35 am, EduardWagner ugligats...@googlemail.com wrote:
 On 1 Mai, 11:22, bengillies bengill...@gmail.com wrote: Hi Eduard

  Depending upon your implementation this may or may

  not need a slight alteration.

 http://trac.tiddlywiki.org/changeset/9597

  Ben

 Hi Ben,

 Thanks a lot for the tips,
 can anyone help us to adopt the plugins usage like that:
 - integrate the plugin as a toolbar command,
 - if you press the copy to bag button in the toolbar you get
 a slider opend where you can
 -- choose a listbox of allowed bags filled from a definition tiddler
 (the definition tiddler can be changed for each recipes workbag)
 -- check to copy or move (copy+delete source) the tiddler to the
 wanted bag (default is move)

 Our goal is to use the plugin to manage the deployment of tiddlers to
 centralized bags we use
 like (trash, knowhow, faqs, intern, ...)

 Thanks Edi

 That would be great.
 Thanks Edi
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[tw] Re: CompareTiddlersPlugin enhancement to work with RevisionsPlugin

2009-06-15 Thread FND

 I think that multiple revisions is a big missing feature in TW.

There are various approaches to this:
 http://tiddlywiki.org/wiki/Revision_History
IIRC, not everything there can be considered production-ready though.

 I know there are javascript implementations of diff and patch.
 Has anyone considered this?

I'd experimented with that a while ago:
http://svn.tiddlywiki.org/Trunk/contributors/FND/plugins/DiffPlugin/


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[tw] Re: Collaborative TiddlyWiki

2009-06-15 Thread FND

 I guess I should ask if TiddlyWeb will work for what I want to do...
 
 My site will be a collaborative TiddlyWiki for the architecture
 program at UNM.  There will be a 'main' workspace for the whole school
 to use, then from there you can navigate to the sub-workspaces
 [...]
 Users will be able to view, create, and edit tiddlers, but not delete.
 Users cannot access any systemConfig tiddlers, shadow tiddlers, etc.

Sounds like a good use case for TiddlyWeb's bag-based permissions model:
 http://tiddlyweb.peermore.com/wiki/#bag


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[tw] tiddlyweb migrate

2009-06-15 Thread EduardWagner

Hi,
have some problems using the migrate plugin.
documented at githup 
http://github.com/tiddlyweb/tiddlyweb-plugins/tree/master/migrate
...
When tiddlers are migrated from one store to another, they
are stored as new revisions, so if the target store already
has a tiddler of the same name in the same bag, it will create
a new one, extending the revisions..

but if the target store already has a tiddler of the same name in the
same bag,  the revision number is not extented,
all copies are just saved as revision 1, even if you have multiple
revisions i the source store

any hints what's going wrong?

bye Edi



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[tw] Re: Tiddlywiki to Mediawiki

2009-06-15 Thread Martin Budden

Shanny,

were these old TiddlyWikis created from a mediawiki? That is, is the
format of the tiddlers mediawiki format, or tiddlywiki format?

If the format is TiddlyWiki, then I'm afraid there is not really an
easy way of doing this.

Martin

2009/6/12 Shanny shan.poora...@googlemail.com:

 Thanks FND,

 mediawikiunplugged is absolutely great. Luv it.
 This is apt for the ongoing check out and check back ins.

 But now i got a list of old Tiddlywikis which needs to be uploaded to
 Mediawiki.

 Somewhere i read i need to convert the tiddlywiki to word and then use
 a macro to rewrite it back to mediawiki.
 But this macro doesn't works for Word2007.

 What is the best way to do it.?

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[tw] Re: ListboxPlugin and a tiddler-based list of links?

2009-06-15 Thread Eric Shulman

 In some cases, I wanted two links, so my list included things like
 [[value1]], [[value2]]

 Am I trying to do something that the plugin wasn't meant to do?

The most recent revision of ListboxPlugin added support for 'multi-
select' listboxes.  Multiple selection values are stored in tiddler
fields using space-separated, bracketed lists.

Unfortunately, as a result, your non-multiselect list includes a
single item whose value, [[value1]], [[value2]], was being handled
internally as a list of two items, producing the strange output you
observed.

To fix this, I've updated the plugin so that listboxes (and droplists)
that are not using allowMultiple will always interpret the field as
containing a single value, even if that value appears to be a space-
separated, bracketed list.

Get the update (v1.2.1) here:
   http://www.TiddlyTools.com/#ListboxPlugin
   http://www.TiddlyTools.com/#ListboxPluginInfo

Please let me know if this fixes your problem...

-e

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[tw] Re: Tiddlywiki to Mediawiki

2009-06-15 Thread Shan Pooranam
Hi Martin,

Unfortunately the TiddlyWikis are not of mediawiki origin. They were created
and maintained as tiddlywikis. Now that we got a good number of them, we
want to collate them and organize using the mediawiki.

So now that there is no easy way, could you think of any possible otherways
of doing?

--S

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[tw] Re: Tiddlywiki to Mediawiki

2009-06-15 Thread Shan Pooranam
Possibly Yes,
We have a few extensions that allow using a IFrame Tag to load external
content.
My understanding is that they are not that much secure as they expose the
user account details to the browser...just a thought that i have read this
somewhere.
But possibly worth giving a try and see how far the stakes are.

If we take this path, then any future updation to the tiddler has to be done
in the tiddlywiki format while it is still wrapped under the mediawiki
IFrame tag...need to explore a bit...


On the other hand, what about publishing the tiddlywiki content maybe using
the snapshotplugin as html and using any
html-to-mediawiki converter/formatter ? I tried the Send2Wiki to convert the
html to mediawiki... but it is reluctant to upload a html file from local
drive.

My idea and the requirement given was to convert the existing tiddlywikis
once for all to mediawiki and link them to the other existing data and
organize them. The mediawikiunplugged is an ideal candidate to extract the
data from the mediawiki to the field agents and update them as
required...ideally :)

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[tw] Re: Max size of tiddler or preformatted text block?

2009-06-15 Thread FND

 So other than the obvious silliness of embedding a 100K pre block, is
 there some limit or something I am running against?

This might be a browser limitation of some sort.
However, that's just speculation; could you upload a minimal test case
somewhere? Debugging this will probably not be fun (not to mention it
kinda goes against TiddlyWiki's micro-content philosophy), but it's
worth taking a look.


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[tw] Re: Unusual implementation situation

2009-06-15 Thread FND

 The next step is starting the compare

You could try diff'ing the two files (if you don't have access to a good
diff tool, you could use some wiki engine with revision control).
My guess is that will not be too useful though, as the changes are
presumably extensive.


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[tw] Re: Tiddlywiki to Mediawiki

2009-06-15 Thread Martin Budden

How much data do you have to convert? If there is not too much, it
could be done manually: the syntax of mediawiki and tiddlywiki is not
that different, especially if you do not use markup.

An alternative would be to write a plugin that did most of the syntax
conversion and then manually check the rest. A conversion of the links
and character markup would probably give you most of what you need.

Martin

2009/6/15 Shan Pooranam shan.poora...@googlemail.com:
 Possibly Yes,
 We have a few extensions that allow using a IFrame Tag to load external
 content.
 My understanding is that they are not that much secure as they expose the
 user account details to the browser...just a thought that i have read this
 somewhere.
 But possibly worth giving a try and see how far the stakes are.
 If we take this path, then any future updation to the tiddler has to be done
 in the tiddlywiki format while it is still wrapped under the mediawiki
 IFrame tag...need to explore a bit...

 On the other hand, what about publishing the tiddlywiki content maybe using
 the snapshotplugin as html and using any
 html-to-mediawiki converter/formatter ? I tried the Send2Wiki to convert the
 html to mediawiki... but it is reluctant to upload a html file from local
 drive.
 My idea and the requirement given was to convert the existing tiddlywikis
 once for all to mediawiki and link them to the other existing data and
 organize them. The mediawikiunplugged is an ideal candidate to extract the
 data from the mediawiki to the field agents and update them as
 required...ideally :)
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[tw] Re: tiddlyweb change bag

2009-06-15 Thread EduardWagner



On 15 Jun., 16:20, bengillies bengill...@gmail.com wrote:
 Hi Edi

 I have implemented moving tiddlers from one bag to another myself and
 have just written up a post on how to do it 
 athttp://bengillies.net/#[[Publishing%20Tiddlers]]

 As far as adding in listboxes to choose a bag, etc, I have not
 personally done this, but my publishing plugin simply defines a couple
 of new fields, so any plugin that can modify these should be fine.

 let me know if this makes sense, or if something doesn't work.

Hi Ben,
great, thanks for the plugin, it works fine.
It should be easy for us to set up some listbox editing,
i usally take erics listbox plugin, because it can use tag based
definitions, that i prefer,
but we will have a look at Jon Robson's AdvancedEditTemplate
seem to be quite flexible, the cascading inputs are impressive!
again it's fun to ask the community
Bye Edi

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[tw] Re: tiddlyweb change bag

2009-06-15 Thread bengillies

Great, glad I could help.


Ben

On Jun 15, 5:09 pm, EduardWagner ugligats...@googlemail.com wrote:
 On 15 Jun., 16:20, bengillies bengill...@gmail.com wrote: Hi Edi

  I have implemented moving tiddlers from one bag to another myself and
  have just written up a post on how to do it 
  athttp://bengillies.net/#[[Publishing%20Tiddlers]]

  As far as adding in listboxes to choose a bag, etc, I have not
  personally done this, but my publishing plugin simply defines a couple
  of new fields, so any plugin that can modify these should be fine.

  let me know if this makes sense, or if something doesn't work.

 Hi Ben,
 great, thanks for the plugin, it works fine.
 It should be easy for us to set up some listbox editing,
 i usally take erics listbox plugin, because it can use tag based
 definitions, that i prefer,
 but we will have a look at Jon Robson's AdvancedEditTemplate
 seem to be quite flexible, the cascading inputs are impressive!
 again it's fun to ask the community
 Bye Edi
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[tw] A ProjectManager module for TWT-Treeview

2009-06-15 Thread Morris Gray

TWT-Treeview now comes standard with a simple ProjectManager module.

While the ProjectManager is called simple it is only done so because
it is simple in use and easy on the environment. It is suitable for
any project large or small.

Now you are freed from the tyranny of maintaining dozens of status
stages of your projects.  There are no goals to dream up, no deadlines
to set, no multiple tick boxes to swap status as you go along. No
aggravating deadlines since it isn't hooked to an unrelenting
unforgiving calendar; or worse a clock.  In short is doesn't look even
close to being a GTD dreamed up by a detail obsessed clock watching
zealot :-)

It puts you in control.  You know what projects you are doing, you
know where they stand, you know what the priorities are.  You don't
need a project manager that takes more time to maintain than the
project itself.

Yet is is quite capable of organizing building the Great Pyramid which
is nothing more than a bunch of shaped stones (and a mysterious
lifting device) that don't even require mortar; or something more
complicated like an Eiffel Tower which is a lot of iron and a bunch of
rivets should you need one for your local school fête.

It fits nicely into the same procedures used by the amazingly simple
Treeview menu.  Every task falls neatly into the right places
automatically as you add them.  (In fact tasks are only mentioned
once, in want of a better word, you can call them anything you want.)

You can add it to your existing TWT-Treeview by importing a well
defined small group of tiddlers and with a few of the existing
tiddlers being automatically updated.  Or download the latest TWT-
Treeview with it installed. You can be ready to move that mountain
within minutes.  Don't be fooled by its simplicity it's capable of
doing anything you can dream up.

http://twt-treeview.tiddlyspot.com/index.html#TheProjectManager

Morris;-)
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[tw] Autogenerated WikiPediaLinks with http://wikify.appointment.at/

2009-06-15 Thread Måns

Hi TwWizards

I enjoy using wikify: http://wikify.appointment.at/
It produces Html-code from plain text and identifies automatically
words which has counterparts in WikiPedia.
Is it difficult to make it convert plain text to wikilinks for use in
TiddlyWiki instead?.
I'd like to use framedLinksPlugin to open the resulting WikiPedialinks
inline - it doesn't seem to work with html (not when I tried
anyway...)

This is what it says on the site:
API
You can use this site as a service. You only need to request a
specific URL to retrived the data. For example requesting a URL like
this: http://wikify.appointment.at/index.php?ajax=1word=science would
give you the Wikipedia link as plaintext: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Science
By adding parameter 
http://wikify.appointment.at/index.php?ajax=1word=scienceformat=json
the result would look like this: {science:http:\/\/en.wikipedia.org
\/wiki\/Science} By adding parameter
http://wikify.appointment.at/index.php?ajax=1word=scienceformat=xml
the result would look like this: wikify
wordscience/word
linkhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Science/link
/wikify

YS Måns Mårtensson


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[tw] Re: ListboxPlugin and a tiddler-based list of links?

2009-06-15 Thread Eric Shulman

 One other thing I noticed since that earlier revision is that when I
 click done after making changes to my tiddler containing the list, I
 get a nonresponsive script error (this happened also when I
 experimented with editing the ListboxNewSample tiddler on 
 thehttp://www.tiddlytools.comsite).

Wow!  You found a serious problem... an 'runaway' loop caused by a
*programming error* on my part!!!

It's been fixed.  Get the update (v1.2.2) here:
   http://www.TiddlyTools.com/#ListboxPlugin
   http://www.TiddlyTools.com/#ListboxPluginInfo

Here's the details:

When any tiddler is changed, config.macros.select.refresh() is invoked
so that listbox contents can be kept in sync.  This function contains
a loop that starts with this code:
   for (var i=0; ilists.length; i++) { ...
which calls upon config.macros.select.render() to re-display each
listbox whose 'listsrc' matches the title of the tiddler that was just
changed.  However, inside render(), there *was* this code:
   if (here) for (i=0; ihere.options.length; i++) { ...

The problem: in the second piece of code, the loop index 'i', was not
declared as a *local variable* (i.e. using the 'var' keyword).  As a
result, the loop within the render() function 'stomps on' the value of
'i' that is in use in the calling function, and that loop ends up re-
rendering the same listbox over and over and over and over

The fix was simply to change that second bit of code to:
   if (here) for (var i=0; ihere.options.length; i++) { ...

The lesson for programmers:
   Make sure to always use 'var' to limit the scope of simple loop
index variables to the current function only.

enjoy,
-e











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[tw] Re: tiddlyweb migrate

2009-06-15 Thread cd...@peermore.com

On Jun 15, 3:46 pm, EduardWagner ugligats...@googlemail.com wrote:
 Hi,
 have some problems using the migrate plugin.
 documented at 
 githuphttp://github.com/tiddlyweb/tiddlyweb-plugins/tree/master/migrate

[snip]

 any hints what's going wrong?

You're not doing anything wrong. There was a bug that I've just fixed.
Before saving the tiddler to the target we have to clear the revision
field or otherwise the store gets confused about what filename it
should be using when writing the data.

The migration tool, intentionally, makes no effort to preserve
revision ids, it just duplicates full histories to the new target, so
if there is 1, 2, 3 in the source and 1, 2, 3 in the target, what's
supposed to happen is you end up with 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 in the target
after migration.

This wasn't happening in code from about 5 minutes ago, but is correct
in newer code.

Let me know if it is still being odd.
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[tw] Re: ListboxPlugin and a tiddler-based list of links?

2009-06-15 Thread Eric Shulman

 I now get the results I want if I omit the first and last brackets in
 my list entry:
 value1]], [[value2
 or even:
 value1]], [[value2]], [[value3

You shouldn't have to play 'tricks' with the brackets.

The problem is that the code that was setting the field value was
automatically adding surrounding [[ and ]] to any value that contained
spaces, so that multi-select listbox will produce valid space-
separated, *bracketed* lists.  However, this logic should not be
applied if a single-select droplist/listbox is being used (i.e.,
'allowMultiple' was not specified).

I've made an update (v1.2.3) to fix this:
   http://www.TiddlyTools.com/#ListboxPlugin
   http://www.TiddlyTools.com/#ListboxPluginInfo

note: after updating, you'll need to go back to your list definitions
and restore the leading and trailing [[ and ]] that you had previously
removed as a work around...

enjoy,
-e

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[tw] Re: 'tag chooser' for extended fields - Howto

2009-06-15 Thread Ken Girard

http://www.hawksworx.com/playground/TeamTasks/#ValueSwitcherPlugin

Description: Gather values from a definition tiddler, and present the
user with a UI for setting a value from those available options as an
extended field

Use it in the following way:
|scope |ValueSwitcher dropdown ScopeDefinitions |
with ScopeDefinitions being the tiddler that contains the values you
want to chose from.

Ken Girard

On Jun 15, 4:11 am, Alex Hough r.a.ho...@googlemail.com wrote:
 Hi Eric,

 I'm using the multiple select now and can select multiple items. I've
 amended the edit template. However I can only select ones which are
 next to each other on the list. For example if the list is

 Foo
 Bar
 Baz

 I can't select 'Foo' and 'Baz'

 Best Wishes
 Alex

 -
 EditTemplate
 div class=editor macro=showWhen tiddler.tags.contains('Q')
   span macro=select primary =archetype allowEdit allowBlank
 allowMultiple/span
   span macro=select secondary =archetype allowEdit allowBlank
 allowMultiple/span
 /div
 
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[tw] Re: 'tag chooser' for extended fields - Howto

2009-06-15 Thread Eric Shulman

 I'm using the multiple select now and can select multiple items. I've
 amended the edit template. However I can only select ones which are
 next to each other on the list. For example if the list is

 Foo
 Bar
 Baz

 I can't select 'Foo' and 'Baz'

shift-click selects a contiguous range of items
ctrl-click toggles selection of individual items

Thus, if you ctrl-click on 'foo' and 'baz' they should be selected.
Alternatively, click on 'foo', shift-click on 'baz', and then ctrl-
click on 'bar' (to deselect it) to produce the same result.

enjoy,
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[tw] Re: ListboxPlugin and a tiddler-based list of links?

2009-06-15 Thread cmari

Thank you!  Especially of course for figuring out a way to accommodate
both the multi-select and the droplist devotees simultaneously.  But
also for the explanation of what needed to be changed in the code - I
appreciate getting to see the process as well as the product.
cmari

On Jun 15, 1:25 pm, Eric Shulman elsdes...@gmail.com wrote:
  I now get the results I want if I omit the first and last brackets in
  my list entry:
  value1]], [[value2
  or even:
  value1]], [[value2]], [[value3

 You shouldn't have to play 'tricks' with the brackets.

 The problem is that the code that was setting the field value was
 automatically adding surrounding [[ and ]] to any value that contained
 spaces, so that multi-select listbox will produce valid space-
 separated, *bracketed* lists.  However, this logic should not be
 applied if a single-select droplist/listbox is being used (i.e.,
 'allowMultiple' was not specified).

 I've made an update (v1.2.3) to fix this:
    http://www.TiddlyTools.com/#ListboxPlugin
    http://www.TiddlyTools.com/#ListboxPluginInfo

 note: after updating, you'll need to go back to your list definitions
 and restore the leading and trailing [[ and ]] that you had previously
 removed as a work around...

 enjoy,
 -e
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[tw] Re: A ProjectManager module for TWT-Treeview

2009-06-15 Thread Måns

This is very nice Morris - thank you very much for sharing!! - and for
making it easily merged into a working TW!
TwT-TreeView is great - and I'm looking forward to see every new thing
you add to it's capabilities.

I find that it is the first TW-version, that I review constantly,
because of the great visual simplicity provided by the treemaps and
the nice layout.
I look forward to the point where I have translated TheProjectManager
into TeachersDanish for my own adoption of TwT-TreeView - and I
can't wait to see what new ideas will come to mind - in the process...

Thanks again - for your great work and it is as always exhilerating
fun to read your comments :-) Keep up the good spirit -
(As if you needed it ;-)

YS Måns Mårtensson

On Jun 16, 12:57 am, Morris Gray msg...@symbex.net.au wrote:
 TWT-Treeview now comes standard with a simple ProjectManager module.

 While the ProjectManager is called simple it is only done so because
 it is simple in use and easy on the environment. It is suitable for
 any project large or small.

 Now you are freed from the tyranny of maintaining dozens of status
 stages of your projects.  There are no goals to dream up, no deadlines
 to set, no multiple tick boxes to swap status as you go along. No
 aggravating deadlines since it isn't hooked to an unrelenting
 unforgiving calendar; or worse a clock.  In short is doesn't look even
 close to being a GTD dreamed up by a detail obsessed clock watching
 zealot :-)

 It puts you in control.  You know what projects you are doing, you
 know where they stand, you know what the priorities are.  You don't
 need a project manager that takes more time to maintain than the
 project itself.

 Yet is is quite capable of organizing building the Great Pyramid which
 is nothing more than a bunch of shaped stones (and a mysterious
 lifting device) that don't even require mortar; or something more
 complicated like an Eiffel Tower which is a lot of iron and a bunch of
 rivets should you need one for your local school fête.

 It fits nicely into the same procedures used by the amazingly simple
 Treeview menu.  Every task falls neatly into the right places
 automatically as you add them.  (In fact tasks are only mentioned
 once, in want of a better word, you can call them anything you want.)

 You can add it to your existing TWT-Treeview by importing a well
 defined small group of tiddlers and with a few of the existing
 tiddlers being automatically updated.  Or download the latest TWT-
 Treeview with it installed. You can be ready to move that mountain
 within minutes.  Don't be fooled by its simplicity it's capable of
 doing anything you can dream up.

 http://twt-treeview.tiddlyspot.com/index.html#TheProjectManager

 Morris;-)
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[tw] Re: Unusual implementation situation

2009-06-15 Thread AlanBCohen

Good idea - if I had access to both versions on the same computer!
This is going to be a paper, pen and highlighter project.  That's why
I was looking for some kind of recommendations on a priority listing
(first things first).

On Jun 15, 12:06 pm, FND f...@gmx.net wrote:
 You could try diff'ing the two files
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[tw] Re: Refreshing TreeView...

2009-06-15 Thread skye riquelme

As I mentioned in the TW I put up on my serverusing RefreshTiddler
does refresh the mainmenu items...the first time you use itthen
opening another item does not refresh it again

Playing around with itand checking the Tweak paramenters...it
seems that just opening a tiddler with a scriptconfig.options./
script code in it...does not actually activate the changes in the
config.optionsuntil I edit/done the tiddler..this seems
strangewhy doesnt the script code atualise on opening the
tiddler...even using RefreshTiddler does not actually active the
script sequence!!!

Skye

PS (you may have to be username of Skye to see the edit toolbars!)

On 10 jun, 00:04, Morris Gray msg...@symbex.net.au wrote:
 Hi skye,

 Your multi-mainMenus sounds interesting  I tried switchable mainMenus
 with not a good deal of success I wonder if what you've done might be
 of interest to the group.  It might be worthwhile to include it in TWT-
 Treeview documentation in which I am trying to give more options in
 more detail.  I wonder you'd mind sharing the details.

 Morris

 On Jun 10, 10:35 am, skye riquelme riquelme.s...@gmail.com wrote:

  Hi All

  I am also one of the people who just love the new TreeView
  Plugin...its a great development...It is quickly propagating
  throughout all my TWs...and believe me, I have a whole city of TWs
  living inside my laptop

  AnywayI use a TW that has 4 mainMenus...as a way to conveniently
  organise the desktoptwo of them have TreeView lists...obviously
  different lists. The code there is -
  treeview2 {{config.options.txtBiblio}} filetree 'collapsed: true',
  antisesame: closed, animated: normal, persist: cookie, cookieId:
  myid'  (thats a Bibliografic list)

  In the topmenu...I have a dropdown menu that lists varios
  bibliographieswhen I select something in the list and click a
  tiddler (of that name) which starts with a bit simple code that sets
  config.options.txtBiblio=thislist;...and the TreeView does not
  automatically refresh to the new thislist value...if I hit edit and
  done on the new open tiddler the TreeView is refreshed exactly...

  .. PageTemplate is forcing mainMenu3 (in this case) to refresh... So I
  gather that the problem is that on opening the tiddler that has the
  config.options.txtBiblio code, that code is not being evaluated on
  opening...it seems to be only evaluated after an edit/done
  sequence..I guess that because TreeView is refreshing on a
  Page refresh.but why doesnt ope´ning the tiddler with the code
  have the effect of refreshing ??? - isn´t that a refresh !!!

  I tried TiddlyTools AutoRefresh script but that does not get it
  right...or I guess I didn't get it righthow can I have the
  txtBiblio config parameter refreshed when the tiddler first opens?

  Thanks
  Skye
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