[tw5] Re: [TWc] What plugins would you prefer me to release/document/implement?

[whatever]

Hey!
CookTiddlerPlugin, InnerExternalLinkPlugin and QuickEditPackage are of 
definite interest to me, especially the first one. I'm already using the 
last one, but I suppose it could use an update.:D

w

On Sunday, September 14, 2014 at 2:17:32 AM UTC+2, Yakov wrote:
>
> Hello guys,
>
> After the recent release of FancyBox2Plugin [1] which doesn't seem to draw 
> much attention, I decided that I'd better ask what's interesting for the 
> community before making another deal of efforts to deliver tools that 
> already work for me or those I'd like to implement. So, here I'll list a 
> number of things that I can do and would like hear which are of interest 
> for others.
>
> [1] https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/tiddlywiki/5K0-Znmf9us
>
> *Update SharedTiddlersPlugin*
> There are several fixes/small improvements already; more interesting 
> things ahead are to implement tags for nodes and describeBase for 
> describing folders, search among sets of nodes, links to nodes that use 
> their @names instead of urls, propagation of transclusion macros (< [[...]]>> in an included tiddler -> auto-including of "..."), may be other 
> improvements.
> (See http://yakovl.bplaced.net/TW/STP/STP.html)
>
> *Document and make the full release of ForEachTiddlerPlugin v1.2.4 and 
> SetManagerPlugin*
> Pre-release can be found here: 
> https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/tiddlywikidev/DSl1wALn9lo (here 
> and below "releasing" means creating a repository TW with documentation + 
> describing the plugin at customize.tiddlyspace.com)
>
> *Document and release TwFormulaPlugin*
> TFP is an implementation of LaTeX formulae which use (depending on a param 
> value on startup) jsMath, MathJax or jqMath. Of'course, it doesn't make 
> jqMath support sequences that MathJax understands and jqMath doesn't, but 
> for now it implements applying formulae parsing using each library for same 
> wrappers ($...$, $$...$$, \(...\), \[...\] + \\, \$) and it is planned to 
> implement different cross-compability features (for instance, pre-parsing 
> of \limits to jqMath's weird diagonal arrows and such things) and perhaps 
> some autoreplacement features.
>
> *Document and release CookTiddlerPlugin*
> This is a plugin mostly for plugin authors and those who want to write 
> long texts autoassembled from small pieces. Currently, the plugin allows to 
> define recipes (simplest case: tiddler "Text" is a concatenation of 
> "Tiddler A", "Tiddler B" and "Tiddler C") in a way that once any part (say, 
> "Tiddler B") is changed, the "Text" tiddler is recalced. Next feature to 
> implement is recipes that are cooked only when a button is pressed (this is 
> rather a simple thing to implement).
>
> *Document and release NightModePlugin*
> NightModePlugin defines a button macro, pressing which changes the 
> ColorPalette and recalces styles in a way that everything becomes "light on 
> dark" rather than "dark on light" (saving battery and/or your eyes).
>
> *Document and release minor/auxiliary tools/tweaks*
> *EditableTransclusionPlugin* -- adds an optional label param to the 
> tiddler macro which causes inserting of an edit button (with the 
> corresponding label, click to open the transcluded tiddler in the edit 
> mode). Taking into account things like PasteUpPlugin and twve plugins, this 
> is useful mostly for touch-screens.
> *InnerExternalLinkPlugin* -- makes "external" urls (like 
> http://some.site.com/some/path/page.html#TiddlerName) become internal 
> when they link a tiddler within the current TW (e.g. if 
> http://some.site.com/some/path/page.html is equal to either SiteUrl value 
> or page location). Useful for tiddlers that are to be imported, like 
> plugins (you can see this in each of my repositories -- 
> http://yakovl.bplaced.net/TW/).
> *InTiddlerDateApiPlugin* -- the plugin is oriented on sorting tiddlers by 
> date (or date range or more complicated expression) and introduces a filter 
> that sorts by date from a section/slice/part of tiddler title and also some 
> more low-level and general purpose tools (for using, say, with 
> ForEachTiddlerPlugin)
> *VirtualTiddlersPlugin* -- although it can grow into a more 
> general-purpose tool, for now it is mostly oriented on holding microdata 
> for auto-aggregated lists and, more precisely, I use it to insert "blank 
> gaps" into different journal-like lists (info about all the gaps is kept in 
> 1 tiddler while each gap "virtual tiddler" can have some slices, sections 
> -- for instance, "comments", -- etc).
>
> *Create a ~maintained CodeMirror repository* (with docs, up-to-date 
> version etc)
> Although the plugin for using codemirror is implemented by Mario and 
> updated by Jim [1,2] while I've made humble input, the plugin has only a 
> quite outdated repositories [1,3,4], is difficult to install (many tiddlers 
> to be copied) and rather poorly documented. As I've done some tweaks and 
> have tools (CookTiddlerPlugin) to ease the installation process (and 
> 

[tw] Re: Wikipedia like sidebar

[whatever]

Hey!
Sadly no. But if someone wants to transcode that for TW5, I'll be happy to 
help with advice.

w

On Friday, September 22, 2017 at 10:13:48 PM UTC+2, Corey Woodworth wrote:
>
> Oh, sorry for not being explicit. I use TW5. By 'New Version' do you mean 
> a version for TW5?
>
> On Friday, September 22, 2017 at 2:47:30 PM UTC-4, whatever wrote:
>>
>> Hey!
>>
>> TW5 or TWC? For TWC, there's InfoboxTablesPlugin [1]. New version is 
>> pending, btw.
>>
>> [1] http://infoboxes.tiddlyspot.com 
>> <http://www.google.com/url?q=http%3A%2F%2Finfoboxes.tiddlyspot.com=D=1=AFQjCNHEzMm8_4zTIXJtLiannssmOelIng>
>>
>> w
>>
>> On Friday, September 22, 2017 at 3:46:48 PM UTC+2, Corey Woodworth wrote:
>>>
>>> A lot of wikipedia topics have a sort of table on the right hand side. 
>>> The tables are often formatted differently, for example, the table for 
>>> countries has maps and flags and lists the current leader, capitol etc. 
>>> etc. The sidebar for presidents have portraits and links to previous and 
>>> subsequent presidents etc. However, most all of the sidebars in one 
>>> category (like Presidents) are similar to each other. This is a really 
>>> handy way to quickly get to and organize important small facts about 
>>> whatever that page is about. This same sort of tool is used in many other 
>>> wikis too, like on wikia, and memory alpha, because it is a very effective 
>>> tool. Is there a simple way, or plugin for TiddlyWiki to accomplish the 
>>> same thing? I know I could manually create a table, but that would involve 
>>> a decent amount of initial work, followed by a LOT of copy and pasting for 
>>> each similar tiddler. A plugin, or something similar would be hugely 
>>> helpful in the regard, does something like that exist? Thanks!
>>>
>>

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[tw] Re: Wikipedia like sidebar

[whatever]

Hey!

TW5 or TWC? For TWC, there's InfoboxTablesPlugin [1]. New version is 
pending, btw.

[1] http://infoboxes.tiddlyspot.com

w

On Friday, September 22, 2017 at 3:46:48 PM UTC+2, Corey Woodworth wrote:
>
> A lot of wikipedia topics have a sort of table on the right hand side. The 
> tables are often formatted differently, for example, the table for 
> countries has maps and flags and lists the current leader, capitol etc. 
> etc. The sidebar for presidents have portraits and links to previous and 
> subsequent presidents etc. However, most all of the sidebars in one 
> category (like Presidents) are similar to each other. This is a really 
> handy way to quickly get to and organize important small facts about 
> whatever that page is about. This same sort of tool is used in many other 
> wikis too, like on wikia, and memory alpha, because it is a very effective 
> tool. Is there a simple way, or plugin for TiddlyWiki to accomplish the 
> same thing? I know I could manually create a table, but that would involve 
> a decent amount of initial work, followed by a LOT of copy and pasting for 
> each similar tiddler. A plugin, or something similar would be hugely 
> helpful in the regard, does something like that exist? Thanks!
>

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[tw] Re: [TWC] How to delay the execution of a macro or a part of it

[whatever]

Hey!
I think the issue is that JS is a single-thread language, if I understand 
correctly. I'm guessing that when you open the tiddler, the wikifier gets 
the content, queues all the macros inside it and only shows the tiddler 
once all macros have executed. I'll try playing around with Promises when I 
have the time, but my understanding is not all that good.
w

On Tuesday, July 11, 2017 at 8:39:14 PM UTC+2, Yakov wrote:
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> Well, it sounds like Promises might help you. I'm not sure yet about the 
> blocking nature of JS for interface, but what you can do is the following:
>
> in handler, create a container and create a Promise to fill it – that 
> Promise has to do the calculations;
> chain another Promise to it, it has to grab the calculation results and 
> build DOM.
>
> What I think I understand is that the 2 promises will be fullfilled after 
> the whole code, meaning after other wikifying, so the user will see other 
> content. What I'm not sure at all is whether the first Promise will or will 
> not block user interface (I don't know well why this blocking happens at 
> all). Once the calculation is done, the second Promise will work and that 
> one will certainly block user interface but at least it is not the long 
> part, if I've understood you correctly.
>
> I'm not familiar at all with Web Workers but looks like this is the second 
> thing you should look into.
>
> Best regards,
> Yakov.
>
> PS very interesting what you will come up with, I wonder if those tools 
> can be used to make saving with TiddlyFox asynchronous (or more precisely, 
> non-blocking), but I haven't learned enough stuff yet.
>
> понедельник, 10 июля 2017 г., 23:00:54 UTC+3 пользователь whatever написал:
>>
>> Hey, Yakov.
>> My plugin processes parameters from internal tiddlers, no external 
>> resources required. It's called InfoboxTablesPlugin [1] and I use it to 
>> generate Wikipedia-style infoboxes. The current version that's publicly 
>> available is not the latest though. The new version supports modules and 
>> includes, and I found that when the number of available parameters gets 
>> over a hundred, the wiki freezes until the plugin is done processing. Only 
>> then is the tiddler displayed. These are extreme test cases, of course, but 
>> the wiki is a bit slow even when there are fewer parameters to process.
>> I have seen the SO thread you posted, but I haven't had the time to play 
>> around yet.
>> I have also joined the TWC group.:D
>>
>> [1] http://infoboxes.tiddlyspot.com/
>>
>> w
>>
>> On Monday, July 10, 2017 at 9:47:08 PM UTC+2, Yakov wrote:
>>>
>>> Hello whatever,
>>>
>>> could you specify what kind of computation does this macro require? Does 
>>> it make any requests to external sources?
>>>
>>> This may be of use: 
>>> https://stackoverflow.com/questions/36588775/are-javascript-promise-asynchronous
>>>
>>> Best regards,
>>> Yakov.
>>>
>>> PS you may be interested in joining the new TiddlyWikiClassic group: 
>>> https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/tiddlywikiclassic
>>>
>>> пятница, 30 июня 2017 г., 23:45:00 UTC+3 пользователь whatever написал:
>>>>
>>>> Bump.
>>>>
>>>> On Thursday, June 22, 2017 at 5:48:38 PM UTC+2, whatever wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>> Hi!
>>>>> I'm working on a plugin, which, depending on the amount of data it 
>>>>> needs to process, can take up to a minute to render. In the mean time, 
>>>>> the 
>>>>> TWC is practically frozen. Is there any way to delay the processing of 
>>>>> the 
>>>>> macro until the tiddler is loaded? Or delay the processing part of the 
>>>>> macro? Which would actually be preferable, if I could display a 
>>>>> placeholder 
>>>>> message that the macro is processing stuff. I've played with setTimeout, 
>>>>> both inside and outside of the handler, but it didn't work. Any ideas?
>>>>>
>>>>> w
>>>>>
>>>>

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[tw] Re: [TWC] How to delay the execution of a macro or a part of it

[whatever]

Hey, Yakov.
My plugin processes parameters from internal tiddlers, no external 
resources required. It's called InfoboxTablesPlugin [1] and I use it to 
generate Wikipedia-style infoboxes. The current version that's publicly 
available is not the latest though. The new version supports modules and 
includes, and I found that when the number of available parameters gets 
over a hundred, the wiki freezes until the plugin is done processing. Only 
then is the tiddler displayed. These are extreme test cases, of course, but 
the wiki is a bit slow even when there are fewer parameters to process.
I have seen the SO thread you posted, but I haven't had the time to play 
around yet.
I have also joined the TWC group.:D

[1] http://infoboxes.tiddlyspot.com/

w

On Monday, July 10, 2017 at 9:47:08 PM UTC+2, Yakov wrote:
>
> Hello whatever,
>
> could you specify what kind of computation does this macro require? Does 
> it make any requests to external sources?
>
> This may be of use: 
> https://stackoverflow.com/questions/36588775/are-javascript-promise-asynchronous
>
> Best regards,
> Yakov.
>
> PS you may be interested in joining the new TiddlyWikiClassic group: 
> https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/tiddlywikiclassic
>
> пятница, 30 июня 2017 г., 23:45:00 UTC+3 пользователь whatever написал:
>>
>> Bump.
>>
>> On Thursday, June 22, 2017 at 5:48:38 PM UTC+2, whatever wrote:
>>>
>>> Hi!
>>> I'm working on a plugin, which, depending on the amount of data it needs 
>>> to process, can take up to a minute to render. In the mean time, the TWC is 
>>> practically frozen. Is there any way to delay the processing of the macro 
>>> until the tiddler is loaded? Or delay the processing part of the macro? 
>>> Which would actually be preferable, if I could display a placeholder 
>>> message that the macro is processing stuff. I've played with setTimeout, 
>>> both inside and outside of the handler, but it didn't work. Any ideas?
>>>
>>> w
>>>
>>

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[tw] Re: [TWC] How to delay the execution of a macro or a part of it

[whatever]

Bump.

On Thursday, June 22, 2017 at 5:48:38 PM UTC+2, whatever wrote:
>
> Hi!
> I'm working on a plugin, which, depending on the amount of data it needs 
> to process, can take up to a minute to render. In the mean time, the TWC is 
> practically frozen. Is there any way to delay the processing of the macro 
> until the tiddler is loaded? Or delay the processing part of the macro? 
> Which would actually be preferable, if I could display a placeholder 
> message that the macro is processing stuff. I've played with setTimeout, 
> both inside and outside of the handler, but it didn't work. Any ideas?
>
> w
>

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[tw] [TWC] How to delay the execution of a macro or a part of it

[whatever]

Hi!
I'm working on a plugin, which, depending on the amount of data it needs to 
process, can take up to a minute to render. In the mean time, the TWC is 
practically frozen. Is there any way to delay the processing of the macro 
until the tiddler is loaded? Or delay the processing part of the macro? 
Which would actually be preferable, if I could display a placeholder 
message that the macro is processing stuff. I've played with setTimeout, 
both inside and outside of the handler, but it didn't work. Any ideas?

w

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[tw] Re: TWC - Help with script needed-Tobias, friends

[whatever]

Hey!
Would you mind reposting the script here? Can't find it at the links. 
Otherwise, it would be useful to know the structure of your data.
w

On Friday, May 5, 2017 at 4:48:28 PM UTC+2, sklpns wrote:
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> Hallo TW friends
>
> a couple of years ago Tobias Beer kindly provided a TWC script 
> that creates a yearly income report table by months
> (see the thread: 
> https://groups.google.com/forum/#!searchin/tiddlywiki/sklpns$20tobias%7Csort:relevance/tiddlywiki/FB00JfzzY5w/xSoTnGdL5eIJ
>  
> and the script at 
> http://web.archive.org/web/20150129060432/http://scripts.tiddlyspace.com:80/#%5B%5BS%3A%20yearly%20income%20report%5D%5D
> )
>
> What it does is collect data from tagged "expense" tiddlers and outcomes a 
> budget table with budget information 
> per year/month.
>
> I'm looking for a way to modify the script so that it outputs the same 
> information but for all the years (not one at a time-
> something like
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> 2014 May 0 0 0 0 0 0 
> 2014 Jun 0 0 0 0 0 0 
> 2014 Jul 0 0 0 0 0 0 
> 2014 Aug 0 0 0 0 0 0 
> 2014 Sep 0 0 0 0 0 0 
> 2014 Okt 0 0 0 0 0 0 
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[tw] Re: [TWC] A problem with HTMLFormattingPlugin

[whatever]

Lol, silly me, that was literally the next paragraph.:D I forgot about that.
w

On Sunday, April 30, 2017 at 8:31:44 PM UTC+2, Eric Shulman wrote:
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> On Sunday, April 30, 2017 at 10:28:09 AM UTC-7, whatever wrote:
>>
>> Hi!
>> The issues is with line breaks. This is from the 
>> HTMLFormattingPluginInfo: 
>> <http://www.TiddlyTools.com/#HTMLFormattingPlugin>
>>
>> "Even though you can use HTML tags within your tiddler content, *the 
>> default treatment for line breaks still follows the Wiki-style rule (i.e., 
>> all new lines are displayed as-is)*. When adding HTML content to a 
>> tiddler (especially if you cut-and-paste it from another web page), *you 
>> should take care to avoid adding extra line breaks to the text*."
>>
>> Just remove the line breaks between the HTML tags and it will be fine.
>>
>
> Rather than removing the line breaks (which makes the code less readable), 
> you can simply embed PSEUDO-HTML "" within the HTML block, 
> as per documentation:
>
> If removing all the extra line breaks from your HTML content would be a 
>> big hassle, you can *quickly override the default Wiki-style line break 
>> rule *so that the line breaks use the standard HTML rules, by *placing 
>>  anywhere within the HTML content*. This automatically 
>> converts all line breaks to spaces before rendering the content, so that 
>> the literal line breaks will be processed as simple word-breaks instead.
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>>> 
>>> Month
>>> Savings
>>> 
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>>> January
>>> $100
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>>>
>>
> enjoy,
> -e
> Eric Shulman
> TiddlyTools.com: "Small Tools for Big Ideas" (tm)
> InsideTiddlyWiki: The Missing Manuals 
>

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[tw] Re: [TWC] A problem with HTMLFormattingPlugin

[whatever]

Hi!
The issues is with line breaks. This is from the HTMLFormattingPluginInfo: 


"Even though you can use HTML tags within your tiddler content, *the 
default treatment for line breaks still follows the Wiki-style rule (i.e., 
all new lines are displayed as-is)*. When adding HTML content to a tiddler 
(especially if you cut-and-paste it from another web page), *you should 
take care to avoid adding extra line breaks to the text*."

Just remove the line breaks between the HTML tags and it will be fine.

w

On Sunday, April 30, 2017 at 6:26:47 PM UTC+2, blackHole wrote:
>
> Hi !
>
> I have installed HTMLFormattingPlugin from 
> http://www.TiddlyTools.com/#HTMLFormattingPlugin .
> It works fine indeed, but I see an unexpected behaviour, probably because 
> of a misunderstanding of mine.
>
> A tiddler containig
>
>
> 
> 
> 
> Month
> Savings
> 
> 
> January
> $100
> 
> 
> 
>
> when the plugin is disabed looks like
>
> and like, instead, when it is enabled this way
>
> Please, can you suggest a solution ?
>
>
> Have a great day ! 
> 
>
> 
>

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[tw] Re: Salvaging an improperly saved TiddlyWiki

[whatever]

Hey!
See these threads:
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!searchin/tiddlywiki/SaveToClipboard%7Csort:relevance/tiddlywiki/lLWnlHXBL4Q/uO0XD4E96cIJ
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!msg/tiddlywiki/iMgOD2QarSA/Lvpzjz2rfScJ

Basically, you need to:

1. Open a new tab in IE, and make sure that the bookmark toolbar is visible
2. Visit http://www.tiddlytools.com/#SaveToClipboard
3. Drag the link labelled "save to clipboard" from the "Example" section of 
that tiddler to your bookmark toolbar
4. Switch to the tab containing your TW
5. Click the bookmarklet
6. Switch to a text editor and paste your file, and save it

It may be worth visiting tiddlywiki.com in a new tab, and trying the 
bookmarklet out with that tab first.

w
PS: I forgot if it saves the entire TW or just the storeArea div, so make 
sure you check first.


On Wednesday, April 12, 2017 at 8:24:05 PM UTC+2, Valikhanov wrote:
>
> I'm using TiddlyWiki classic, and have a problem: When my Tiddly wasn't 
> saving properly (because I hadn't worked out the Firefox plugin), I "saved 
> as" to override and preserve my changes. Which was a mistake, because now 
> it seems that I've broken the system; I get an error message ("It appears 
> that this TiddlyWiki has been incorrectly saved") and am now unable to edit 
> some of the cells. This is a problem, because I do not have recent backups 
> saved, and do not want to lose the information I added.
>
> How can I restore the integrity of my TiddlyWiki without losing 
> information? Many thanks in advance.
>

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Re: [tw] Re: Is the Text following a span a child or a sibling?

[whatever]

Hey!
Try this:

in your stylesheet, add the following, but adapt both numbers appropriately 
(they should be identical, but you can experiment with different numbers, 
if you like):
.dialog {padding-left: 130px; text-indent: -130px;}
.text {margin-left: 150px; font-style: italic;}


Then in your tiddler, you can put the following:
{{dialog{{{role{Your Role Name}}}{{text{ dialog text
more dialog text
more dialog text}}

The "dialog" class determines the style for both the role and the text, in 
this case the indentation, and the "role" class only determines the style 
for the role name. The "text" class determines the style for the text. And 
to answer your question from the topic title, a node following a node is 
its sibling, regardless if it is within tags, and a node within a node is 
its child, but unless you actually plan to have a paragraph break after the 
role name, you need to change that rule to the "text" class.

hth,
w

PS: I'm not sure if TW5 also uses {{className{text}}} notation, like TWC, 
but the principle is the same.


On Sunday, April 9, 2017 at 9:51:29 AM UTC+2, Jan wrote:
>
> Hi Mat,
> Perhaps you are right. 
> I want to create a class which makes the name of the person speaking in 
> capital letters in the left. And i would like the dialogue-text following 
> this name to appear indent. 
> I thought I could use the adjacent sibling selector to make it indent 
> without further formatting in the text.
>
> As a further difficulty, the span containing the role class will be 
> transcluded into the tiddler... I do. Not know whether this changes 
> anything...
>
> Thanks for helping 
> Jan
>
> Mat  schrieb am So. 9. Apr. 2017 um 
> 02:27:
>
>> Hi Jan
>>
>> Forgive me if I'm wrong, but it seems to me that you're mixing things up 
>> in a beginners kind of way? At least I can't quite make sense of it. May I 
>> propose that you instead describe exactly what you wish the end result to 
>> look like?
>>
>> <:-)
>>
>>
>> On Sunday, April 9, 2017 at 12:22:31 AM UTC+2, Jan wrote:
>>>
>>> Hello! 
>>> I want to realize an editor for screenwriting within TW and during that 
>>> process have come to a formatting/CSS question. 
>>> The dialogue-text after the role shall be indent. Now my question is 
>>> is the Text following a span a child or a sibling? 
>>>
>>> .role{text-transform: uppercase;} 
>>> .role > p{margin-left: 150px; font-style: italic;} 
>>>
>>> It shall be used within this construction 
>>>
>>> {{rolename}} Dialoguetext text.. 
>>>  Text Text 
>>>
>>> Where rolename is a transclude span with the class role... 
>>>
>>>
>>> Thanks for help 
>>> Jan 
>>>
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[tw] Re: [Classic] Rendering text/html to a tiddler

[whatever]

Hi!

I haven't tried that specific combination yet, I usually use buttons for 
onclick events. However, I think this should work:

var mydiv = createTiddlyElement(place, "div", "myID");
mydiv.onclick = function(your,params) {your function}

w

On Tuesday, December 6, 2016 at 11:52:13 PM UTC+1, Hiru Yoru wrote:
>
> Hi, w,
>
> Thank you very much for your reply. It was very helpful! I was able to use 
> the methods you mentioned with much success.
>
> May I ask, how could I create a  element and specify onclick 
> behavior for it? Is that possible?
>
> Thank you again,
> Hiru
>
> On Sunday, December 4, 2016 at 3:03:55 AM UTC-5, whatever wrote:
>>
>> Hi!
>>
>> Since all your three segments above are supposed to end up as a single 
>> item, you can just concatenate, like you did in your 
>> someFunctionToRenderHTML 
>> example. And you can use wikify, but you need to also state the second 
>> parameter, namely where to wikify. You also need to escape and double 
>> quotes. Note the difference between classname and someText below. classname 
>> is part of the string and its tags are escaped (here you can also use 
>> singular quotes (') instead of escape double quotes (\")). someText is a 
>> variable that you're inserting into the string, hence not only the double 
>> quotes but the pluses on either side.
>>
>> var someText = "Some text goes here.";
>> var out = "Header"+someText+"> />";
>> wikify(out,place);
>>
>> So basically, no need to wikify each element separately.
>> Also note the "place" parameter. This is the location of where you stuff 
>> will be rendered, namely at the location where your plugin call is located 
>> in the tiddler, taking into account any CSS that makes it otherwise. If 
>> you've used the createTiddlyElement function to create a specific div, span 
>> or whatever, you can also render into that element.
>>
>> var mydiv = createTiddlyElement(place, "div", "myID");
>> var out = "HeaderSome text goes 
>> here.";
>> wikify(out,mydiv);
>>
>> The above code works within a plugin, but if you're using script tags, 
>> you need to specify the place separately. Which we'll deal with separately, 
>> if necessary.:)
>>
>> w
>>
>>
>> On Saturday, December 3, 2016 at 9:59:33 PM UTC+1, Hiru Yoru wrote:
>>>
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> I have a few questions that I searched the group for, but I couldn't 
>>> find clear answers to:
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> *When writing a plugin...-- How do you render html code into a tiddler 
>>> efficiently?*
>>>
>>> I tried using wikify(), but even when it succeeded in rendering html 
>>> tags, it enclosed them in an unnecessary span. I'm not looking to only 
>>> render an empty element. I'm looking for how to render something with the 
>>> content that goes within it. 
>>>
>>> For example:
>>>
>>> someFunctionToRenderHTML("Header>> />Some text goes here.");
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> *-- How do you render part of an html tag in one place and then part in 
>>> another?*What if I wanted to render part of a span before some code and 
>>> then the closing tag to the span afterwards. For example:
>>>
>>>  // render this individually
>>>
>>> // code goes here
>>>
>>>  // render this closing tag individually
>>>
>>> Is there a way to do this?
>>>
>>> I looked at existing plugins and just wasn't able to decode things. Any 
>>> help that you could provide would be greatly appreciated!
>>>
>>> Kind regards,
>>> Hiru
>>>
>>

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[tw] Re: [Classic] Rendering text/html to a tiddler

[whatever]

Hi!

Since all your three segments above are supposed to end up as a single 
item, you can just concatenate, like you did in your someFunctionToRenderHTML 
example. And you can use wikify, but you need to also state the second 
parameter, namely where to wikify. You also need to escape and double 
quotes. Note the difference between classname and someText below. classname 
is part of the string and its tags are escaped (here you can also use 
singular quotes (') instead of escape double quotes (\")). someText is a 
variable that you're inserting into the string, hence not only the double 
quotes but the pluses on either side.

var someText = "Some text goes here.";
var out = "Header"+someText+"";
wikify(out,place);

So basically, no need to wikify each element separately.
Also note the "place" parameter. This is the location of where you stuff 
will be rendered, namely at the location where your plugin call is located 
in the tiddler, taking into account any CSS that makes it otherwise. If 
you've used the createTiddlyElement function to create a specific div, span 
or whatever, you can also render into that element.

var mydiv = createTiddlyElement(place, "div", "myID");
var out = "HeaderSome text goes 
here.";
wikify(out,mydiv);

The above code works within a plugin, but if you're using script tags, you 
need to specify the place separately. Which we'll deal with separately, if 
necessary.:)

w


On Saturday, December 3, 2016 at 9:59:33 PM UTC+1, Hiru Yoru wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I have a few questions that I searched the group for, but I couldn't find 
> clear answers to:
>
>
>
> *When writing a plugin...-- How do you render html code into a tiddler 
> efficiently?*
>
> I tried using wikify(), but even when it succeeded in rendering html 
> tags, it enclosed them in an unnecessary span. I'm not looking to only 
> render an empty element. I'm looking for how to render something with the 
> content that goes within it. 
>
> For example:
>
> someFunctionToRenderHTML("Header />Some text goes here.");
>
>
>
> *-- How do you render part of an html tag in one place and then part in 
> another?*What if I wanted to render part of a span before some code and 
> then the closing tag to the span afterwards. For example:
>
>  // render this individually
>
> // code goes here
>
>  // render this closing tag individually
>
> Is there a way to do this?
>
> I looked at existing plugins and just wasn't able to decode things. Any 
> help that you could provide would be greatly appreciated!
>
> Kind regards,
> Hiru
>

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[tw] Re: [TW] Calling sidebar lists using ForEachTiddlerPlugin

[whatever]

Hi!
Try this:
store.getValue(tiddler,"myfieldname")
Note that you may need to escape the quotation marks.
w

On Sunday, October 2, 2016 at 10:04:17 PM UTC+2, Tyler Harris wrote:
>
> I need to go through the all the sidebar lists on my TiddlyWiki page and 
> use a ForEachTiddler macro to recreate and reorder the lists by *name* 
> rather then *title*. *Name* is a custom field I have added in every 
> tiddler, so that multiple tiddlers can have the same name, but use a 
> different title. For example I would have a tiddler named "*Star Trek*" 
> the television show and another tiddler named "*Star Trek*" for the 
> reboot movie that came out in 1999. Where the titles would be titled "*Star 
> Trek (Television)*" and "*Star Trek (Movie)*". Currently the sidebar 
> displays the titles of each, but I want it to display the names.
>
> This is the code i have written:
>
> <   where
> 'store.getShadowed' // I was hoping this part would do the trick, but 
> call all tiddlers instead. Simply tagging tagging all tiddlers is not an 
> option, I  still need to call timeline, all, 
> tags, missing and orphans
>   sortBy
> 'tiddler.fields.name' // This sorts the custom field the way it is 
> supposed to
> ascending
>   write
> '"[["+tiddler.fields.name+"|"+tiddler.title+"]]\n"'
>   begin '"Tiddlers shadowed with default contents\n"'
>   end '"Count: " + count + " for Shadowed tiddlers"'
>   none '"No tiddlers found"'
> >>
>
>

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[tw] Re: How do I pick theme colour for a stylesheet?

[whatever]

TWC or TW5?
w

On Saturday, May 21, 2016 at 5:51:59 AM UTC+2, Miguel Bartelsman wrote:
>
> I've done some custom styling for different elements, but I want to change 
> some colours to one of the colours I've picked from the options tiddler for 
> the theme. How do I go about doing this? I've noticed some of the colours 
> seem to use a kind of macro, where do I find such macros? do they work in a 
> stylesheet? if not, how can I get them to work?
>

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[tw] [TWC] Question regarding double-clicking the buttons

[whatever]

Hi!

When using buttons generated via createTiddlyButton or slider "buttons" 
(slider macro or the NestedSlidersPlugin variety), I noticed that 
double-clicking on a button opens the edit mode. I know I can globally 
disable double-clicking for opening the edit mode by removing the + in 
front of the editTiddler command in ToolbarCommands tiddler, but I was 
wondering if there was a way to make just buttons not-sensitive to 
double-clicking? For example, I have a couple of buttons that toggle things 
and if I click one twice too fast, ie when I click on the wrong one and 
want to immediately toggle it back, it opens the edit mode, which can be 
annoying sometimes.

w

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[tw] Re: [twc] FET search keywords in title or text?

[whatever]

Hi!

See [1] for JavaScript Comparison and Logical Operators. || is for OR. 
Otherwise, fET's own documentation and examples on Udo's site give a pretty 
good demonstration of what fET can do. If you need further help, we'll need 
some more information on what you're trying to achieve.

(1) http://www.w3schools.com/js/js_comparisons.asp

w

On Monday, January 4, 2016 at 1:44:19 PM UTC+1, Wen-Ming Yang wrote:
>
> I an new here. I just wonder if I can do search the word in title or text 
> in FET. I only learned && for 'AND'. Is it possible to get 'OR' for where 
> claud?  Or, any other plugin can help me for this purpose? Thank you for 
> your suggestions.
>

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[tw] Re: Listed Progress Tracker?

[whatever]

Hey!
Do I understand correctly that you basically want to use TWC instead of 
Excel? Not just use an adapter or something to get the data from Excel? In 
this case, I would suggest having a person enter each update in a separate 
tiddler and then using a plugin or custom JS to list the tiddlers. That way 
you can sort and filter the data any way you want.

w

On Thursday, December 24, 2015 at 12:57:14 PM UTC+1, Casey Allan wrote:
>
> Hi, All
>  
> I'm trying to replicate an excel spreadsheet that members of my department 
> use daily.  It doesnt do any calculations - it's purely for people to type 
> data into cells so that everyone can the status/progress through the 
> dept of each file/document.
>  
> Person A updates Columns A-D, 
> Person B updates the Columns E-G,
> Person C updates only column H,
> Person D updates Column I.
>  
> My issue is that they don't update a row on the same day...so I need to be 
> able to save any data that's entered into the tiddler.
>  
> There may be up to 14 rows a day updated by Person A but Person B might 
> not update for a week (and when they do, it may only be two rows).
>  
> How do I preserve the data that Person A has typed in...and then save 
> again when Person B decides to do their thing? (As with Persons C and D)
>  
>  
> Any ideas?
>  
> Thanks for any help and hints :)
> -C
>  
>  
>  
>  
>

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[tw] [TWC] Is there a way for a macro to determine its location within the containing tiddler?

[whatever]

Hi!

Like the title says, is there a way for a macro to determine its location 
within the containing tiddler? For example, if I have the following tiddler:

Some large block of text
<>
Another block of text
<>
Yet another block of text

Is there a way for each instance of someMacro to determine (be aware of) 
where within the containing tiddler it is located? Right now I'm simply 
fetching the tiddler text and running a regex against it, but I'm trying to 
avoid instances where the output of someMacro would be identical. I'm using 
an extra parameter just to separate instances and I was wondering if I can 
avoid that.

w

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[tw] Re: [TWC] Is there a way for a macro to determine its location within the containing tiddler?

[whatever]

That's what I thought. :( Oh well, I guess the old way will have to do.
w

On Wednesday, November 11, 2015 at 12:37:49 PM UTC+1, whatever wrote:
>
> Hi!
>
> Like the title says, is there a way for a macro to determine its location 
> within the containing tiddler? For example, if I have the following tiddler:
>
> Some large block of text
> <>
> Another block of text
> <>
> Yet another block of text
>
> Is there a way for each instance of someMacro to determine (be aware of) 
> where within the containing tiddler it is located? Right now I'm simply 
> fetching the tiddler text and running a regex against it, but I'm trying to 
> avoid instances where the output of someMacro would be identical. I'm using 
> an extra parameter just to separate instances and I was wondering if I can 
> avoid that.
>
> w
>

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[tw] Re: [TWC] Is there a way for a macro to determine its location within the containing tiddler?

[whatever]

Hey!

Well, my plugin [1] uses very few predefined parameters. Of the 
plugin-defined parameters only one is mandatory (Type) and the other 
(InstanceID) only where there is more than one instance of the macro with 
the same Type parameter in the same tiddler. All other parameters are based 
on the Type and read from the appropriate definition tiddlers. Because 
there are so many possible parameters, I have added an "edit mode" to the 
infobox, which displays all the available parameters for the infobox and 
enables saving into the tiddler without having to manually enter everything 
in the tiddler edit mode (and having to remember all the parameters). So 
yes, that requires getting the tiddler text, running a regex to get the 
correct infobox and then writing the changed text back to the tiddler. I'm 
trying to make everything as simple as possible, ie ideally you'd only need 
to enter infobox and then be able to select the type, while 
the instance ID would be superfluous. But I can't do that, unless the 
infobox "knows" its location in the tiddler text. Also, fields would make a 
mess here, there are way too many parameters and it would just bloat 
everything.

[1] http://infoboxes.tiddlyspot.com/

w

On Wednesday, November 11, 2015 at 12:37:49 PM UTC+1, whatever wrote:
>
> Hi!
>
> Like the title says, is there a way for a macro to determine its location 
> within the containing tiddler? For example, if I have the following tiddler:
>
> Some large block of text
> <>
> Another block of text
> <>
> Yet another block of text
>
> Is there a way for each instance of someMacro to determine (be aware of) 
> where within the containing tiddler it is located? Right now I'm simply 
> fetching the tiddler text and running a regex against it, but I'm trying to 
> avoid instances where the output of someMacro would be identical. I'm using 
> an extra parameter just to separate instances and I was wondering if I can 
> avoid that.
>
> w
>

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[tw] Re: InfoboxTablesPlugin is finally out

[whatever]

Hey!
InfoboxTablesPlugin is for TWC, yes.

w

On Monday, August 27, 2012 at 8:05:03 PM UTC+2, whatever wrote:
>
> Hi! 
>
> As I've mentioned in various posts, I've been working on 
> InfoboxTablesPlugin (1). I needed the functionality of the side 
> tables, like on WikiPedia, but with more colors. I've been developing 
> this plugin for a while now and I even completely rewrote it in 
> between. However, I finally feel comfortable with saying it's done. 
> There is one little issue with IE not hiding empty lines, but other 
> than that, it works. I've tested it in IE, Firefox, Waterfox, Safari, 
> Chrome and Opera on Windows. 
> While it doesn't really have any dependencies, I do strongly recommend 
> Eric's NestedSlidersPlugin (2), because it enables the InfoboxInfo 
> function and the hiding of infobox tables. 
>
> What it's for: 
> Well, same as on WikiPedia, you can enter some quick facts on the 
> subject of your article. For example, if you're writing about a 
> person, you can enter their biographical and other information for 
> quick reference. 
>
> What it offers: 
> *Define custom templates (including colors) 
> *Shorthand parameters (short keywords that are used instead of the 
> whole parameter name) 
> *Adding comments to parameters in the template 
> *Normal view with the parameter name on one side and the value on the 
> other 
> *Side-by-side view, where both sides contain values 
> *InfoboxInfo (a dropdown menu displaying infobox parameters; for 
> reference when adding parameters to the macro) 
> *Hides empty lines (when parameter is unknown), empty sections (when 
> all parameters in a section are unknown) and the entire table (when 
> all parameters are unknown) 
> *Supports multiple infoboxes in a tiddler (of the same or different 
> type) 
> *Custom titles 
> *Error checking (wrong/missing/duplicated IDs) 
> *Show/hide the table on opening a tiddler 
>
> I've added several examples and templates. The documentation is in a 
> separate tiddler and I hope it's clear enough. If you have any 
> questions, suggestions or tips, or if you notice a bug, let me know. 
>
> (1) http://infoboxes.tiddlyspot.com 
> (2) http://www.TiddlyTools.com/#NestedSlidersPlugin 
>
> w 
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[tw] Re: TWC Image popup

[whatever]

He's using TWC, Tobi, not TW5.:)
w

On Wednesday, September 30, 2015 at 6:49:28 AM UTC+2, Joe Mehegan wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I am new to Tiddlywiki. My work wants me to start using this for reports 
> and group feedback.
> I must use TWC as work uses IE 9, due to company's operating software not 
> compatible with the newer version of IE.
> I have been searching for the last 3 days to find out how to have a text 
> link that will popup a window with an image in it.
> ie: *see plot of S11 & S21 parameters. *when clicked the image will 
> popup, no menus just a borderless image, with the ability to change image 
> size.
>
> I am sure there is an easy way to do this but I haven't been able to 
> locate it.
>
> Thanks for any help you can give.
>
> Joe Mehegan
>
> Sr. Electrical Engineering Test Technician  
>

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[tw] Re: html tags in code blocks in tables

[whatever]

Have you tried using entities?
 for >
 for <
So: H1
w

On Monday, September 7, 2015 at 8:12:41 AM UTC+2, Mat wrote:
>
> Add: In other words, it is not your "html tag" (by which I assume you 
> refer to the `` that breaks the table.
>
>
>
> On Monday, September 7, 2015 at 8:11:03 AM UTC+2, Mat wrote:
>>
>> (Svensk?)
>>
>>
>> | !Header1 | !Header2 | !Header3| !Header4|
>>> |Match all html headers|>>
>>
>>
>> Using TW5 what seems to mess it up is the initial < before the H[123. If 
>> you can accept a blank space between the < and the H, then it works. I 
>> suspect that the immediate character after the opening < is interpreted as 
>> a merge cell character that breaks the table. See "Tables in WikiText 
>> "
>>
>> <:-)
>>
>

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[tw] Re: html tags in code blocks in tables

[whatever]

Hi!
Which version are you using? TWC or TW5? For Classic, you need the 
HTMLFormattingPlugin (1) to mix HTML and markdown. Not sure about TW5.

(1) http://www.tiddlytools.com/#HTMLFormattingPlugin

w

On Sunday, September 6, 2015 at 9:33:25 PM UTC+2, Carl Bäckström wrote:
>
> I am trying to write a table that contains html tags in code blocks like 
> this.
>
> | !Header1 | !Header2 | !Header3| !Header4|
> |Match all html headers|
> But the html tag seem to destroy the rendering of the table even though it 
> is enclosed by a code block.
>

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[tw] Re: bookmarking examples?

[whatever]

Hey!
I made TiddlyMarks (1) a while back. It's for TWC, but maybe it could help 
you get ideas for a TW5 version. I'm using TiddlySnip to add bookmarks 
directly from the browser (Firefox/Waterfox).

(1) http://tiddlymarks.tiddlyspot.com

w

On Tuesday, April 14, 2015 at 6:37:10 PM UTC+2, Rustem wrote:

 I’m good with cut and paste ;) so I could try and cobble something 
 together that works for me, by looking at existing examples.

 Parts I’d like to have in my bookmarking implementation:

- tiddler controls button for “Create a bookmark tagged with the 
current tiddler” 
- template for using in $list macro 
- custom view and edit templates for tiddlers tagged “Bookmark” 

 I found two so far, are there more examples of using TW5 for bookmarking?

1. http://ooktech.com/jed/externalbrain/#Bookmarks%20by%20Tags 
2. http://giffmex.org/experiments/tidmarks.html 

 —R.
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[tw] Re: creating a table from multiple tiddlers question

[whatever]

Hey!
Are you using TiddlyWiki Classic of TiddlyWiki5?
w

On Monday, March 16, 2015 at 9:27:57 PM UTC+1, nathan@gmail.com wrote:

 I'm working on a project website that provides information to the public 
 about field and lab results of water samples from gas well pads.  Each pad 
 or site sample has its own tiddler with custom fields and tags.

 For example, there are 8 pad sites.  At each pad site, there are multiple 
 sample sites (5-20).  And all of these are sampled quarterly.  So I have a 
 tiddler for each sample that is tagged with the pad site, the sample site 
 ID, year, date, etc.  Then each tiddler has custom fields for data (e.g., 
 pH, TDS, alkalinty, etc.).  I have a lot of tiddlers!!

 I've been able to build tables easily enough for things like: all the 
 samples from Pad X during Dec 2011, where I've displayed the field data.

 I've even been able to create summary tables for each sample site, where 
 each row is the field data from a different sampling period (date). And 
 I've even figured out how to add a final row that displays the mean values 
 for each column.

 Now, what I'd like to do is create a summary table for a certain 
 variable.  For example, a table where I displayed all chloride values, 
 where each row was a specific sampling site, and each column was the 
 chloride value from a particular time period.

 e.g.

 Year 1  Year 2  
 Year 3
  Site  Q1  Q2  Q3  Q4   Q1  Q2  Q3  Q4Q1  Q2  Q3  Q4  
  site 1 # ## #  # # ##   # 
 # # #   
  site 2 # ## # # #  ##  #  
 # # #   
 ...

 means  ##  # # 
    

 So each # represents a value of chloride from a different tiddler  (all 
 values in the first data row would be tagged as site 1,  all values in the 
 first data column would be tagged with the year and sampling quarter).

 Is there any way to do a nested list filter?

 I can grab a list of all sites tagged pad and sort by site ID, but is 
 there a way then to in the first row, grab all the chloride values for JUST 
 site 1 tiddlers and display in columns, then move to the next row and grab 
 all the chloride values for JUST site 2 tiddlers, etc.?

 Thanks,
 Nate


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[tw] [TWC] QuoteOfTheDayPlugin bug

[whatever]

Hi!

If the tiddler containing quotations for QuoteOfTheDayPlugin (1) is missing 
or empty, the plugin throws an error message TypeError: 
netscape.security.PrivilegeManager is undefined.

(1) http://www.TiddlyTools.com/#QuoteOfTheDayPlugin

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[tw] Re: [TWC] Setting variables from links

[whatever]

Are you trying to write an interactive choose your own adventure story?
w

On Sunday, February 15, 2015 at 1:46:08 AM UTC+1, Paul Lee wrote:

 Is there a way either to set a variable in the destination tiddler of a 
 link, or else to call a conditional based on filter operators 
 http://tiddlywiki.com/static/Filters.html to select between different 
 possible destination tiddlers?

 I wish syntax like this were possible:

 [[link|DestinationTiddler with:You see a tree stump here.]]

 Of course, DestinationTiddler can be a wrapper that transcludes a 
 different tiddler containing the real content, so that DestinationTiddler 
 would set the variable:
 tiddler ContentTiddler with:You see a tree stump here.

 This is the solution I'm currently using, but it's limitation is that it 
 requires different destination tiddlers. To call a different text, you 
 would need a DestinationTiddler2 to call ContentTiddler with a different 
 variable. The reader will be able to tell that it is a different tiddler 
 because the heading will be different.


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[tw] Re: [TWC] Next stop on the railroad

[whatever]

Also, this is TW5, not TWC. But it sure looks interesting.:)
w

On Monday, January 19, 2015 at 11:39:07 PM UTC+1, Astrid Elocson wrote:

 I've done some more work on the railroad plugin.

 You can now store a diagram's notation in a dedicated tiddler of type 
 *text/vnd.tiddlywiki.railroad*, and simply transclude that tiddler to 
 wherever you want the diagram to show up. The explicit *$railroad* 
 widget is still supported, of course, and won't ever be removed.

 I've added widget attributes for controlling the style of the diagram's 
 start and end points – the double vertical line looked too bulky. The 
 default is now a single line. These options can also be specified via 
 pragmas such as *\arrow yes*, *\start double* and *\end none* in the 
 diagram notation itself.

 Demo: http://ae-railroad.tiddlyspot.com/

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[tw] Re: Javascript Interaction with a Textarea

[whatever]

Hi!

Stephan's right. Once you click away, the textarea isn't the active element 
anymore. If the actual textarea is under your control, add the onchange 
handler to it or something. I have a bit of an issue imagining what it is 
you're trying to achieve and how.

w

On Saturday, January 3, 2015 8:20:20 PM UTC+1, Stephen Kimmel wrote:

 One of my javascript routines that I've been trying to convert from a 
 regular html file to a tiddlywiki contains a group of lines that look like 
 this:

 var txt = document.getElementById(myTextarea);
 var start = txt.selectionStart;
 var finish = txt.selectionEnd;
 var selected = txt.value.substring(start, finish);


 which returns the portion of the text inside the textarea myTextarea as 
 selected. The routine seems to work fine outside a TiddlyWiki environment 
 but getting it to work inside TiddlyWiki has defeated me so far. It seems 
 that the first statement is probably the culprit. 

 Is this sort of operation even possible in TiddlyWiki?


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[tw] Re: Javascript Interaction with a Textarea

[whatever]

This is normal HTML. In TW, you can't use the body tag and the script tag 
can't be inside the html tags. Then there's problem with place and stuff, 
so I suggest using the code of the function directly in the onclick handler 
of the button, like this:
html
textarea rows=4 cols=50 id=myTextarea
342 Alvin Road
Houston, Texas
USA
Earth
Solar System/textarea

textarea rows=4 cols=50 id=myTextarea2
Nothing here/textarea

pClick the button to copy the highlighted content to myTextarea2./p

button type=button onclick=var txt = 
document.getElementById('myTextarea'); var start = txt.selectionStart; var 
finish = txt.selectionEnd; var sel = txt.value.substring(start, finish); 
document.getElementById('myTextarea2').value = sel; 
document.getElementById('demo').innerHTML = sel+' was extracted from 
Textarea 1 and pushed into Textarea 2';Copy highlighted/button

p id=demoNothing yet/p
/html

This works in TWC.

w


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 One of my javascript routines that I've been trying to convert from a 
 regular html file to a tiddlywiki contains a group of lines that look like 
 this:

 var txt = document.getElementById(myTextarea);
 var start = txt.selectionStart;
 var finish = txt.selectionEnd;
 var selected = txt.value.substring(start, finish);


 which returns the portion of the text inside the textarea myTextarea as 
 selected. The routine seems to work fine outside a TiddlyWiki environment 
 but getting it to work inside TiddlyWiki has defeated me so far. It seems 
 that the first statement is probably the culprit. 

 Is this sort of operation even possible in TiddlyWiki?


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[tw] Re: TW community wikis aggregator

[whatever]

Does TW5 have the ability to mark your wiki as non-searchable? Or to mark 
individual tiddlers as non-searchable? So they would not get included in 
the aggregator's results?
w

On Sunday, December 14, 2014 6:15:24 PM UTC+1, Erwan wrote:

 Hi everyone, 

 I wrote a quick-and-dirty script which aggregates a bunch of wikis 
 (mostly those which appear in http://tiddlywiki.com/#Community) into a 
 single big wiki. The result can be seen here: 


 https://rawgit.com/erwanm/tw-aggregator/master/tw-aggregator/output/tw-aggregator.html
  

 The idea is to have a big collection of tiddlers which can be searched 
 without browsing all the individual wikis one by one. The disadvantage 
 is that it is messy, contains inconsistencies and missing parts (but you 
 can always click on the source link to go to the original wiki). 

 Do you think this is useful? There is also the issue that I didn't ask 
 the authors if they agree to this: I assume that the proper way would be 
 to ask every author individually, but before doing that I just want to 
 see if there is some interest. For those who are on this list, is it ok 
 with you please? 

 If there is some interest I can configure an automatic daily rebuild, in 
 order to keep it up to date. 

 Regards 
 Erwan 



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[tw] Re: Mediawiki-style redirection

[whatever]

Hi!
There are a few solutions. I'm using LinkifyPlugin (1). As for 
TiddlerAliasPlugin 
http://www.google.com/url?q=http%3A%2F%2Ftiddlywiki.abego-software.de%2FBeta.html%23TiddlerAliasPluginsa=Dsntz=1usg=AFQjCNFI57byaYQVQez-tW6IJfCZHf2SRg,
 
it has a few bugs (2) in it, so it's not advisable to use it.

(1) http://linkify.tiddlyspot.com http://linkify.tiddlyspot.com
(2) 
http://groups.google.com/group/tiddlywiki/browse_thread/thread/be2c48729f148b65

w

On Thursday, November 27, 2014 12:02:54 AM UTC+1, Ross Jacobs wrote:

 I wanted to know how to achieve redirection in TW5. 

 Here's a plugin for the previous version:
 http://tiddlywiki.abego-software.de/Beta.html#TiddlerAliasPlugin 
 http://www.google.com/url?q=http%3A%2F%2Ftiddlywiki.abego-software.de%2FBeta.html%23TiddlerAliasPluginsa=Dsntz=1usg=AFQjCNFI57byaYQVQez-tW6IJfCZHf2SRg

 There are also two discussions in 2006 and 2007 that cover this, but they 
 are old enough to not be relevant. Is this already a feature, already a 
 plugin, a planned feature, or not in the picture? Thanks



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[tw] Re: Mediawiki-style redirection

[whatever]

And I of course noticed too late that you were talking about TW5, not TWC.:D

On Thursday, November 27, 2014 12:02:54 AM UTC+1, Ross Jacobs wrote:

 I wanted to know how to achieve redirection in TW5. 

 Here's a plugin for the previous version:
 http://tiddlywiki.abego-software.de/Beta.html#TiddlerAliasPlugin 
 http://www.google.com/url?q=http%3A%2F%2Ftiddlywiki.abego-software.de%2FBeta.html%23TiddlerAliasPluginsa=Dsntz=1usg=AFQjCNFI57byaYQVQez-tW6IJfCZHf2SRg

 There are also two discussions in 2006 and 2007 that cover this, but they 
 are old enough to not be relevant. Is this already a feature, already a 
 plugin, a planned feature, or not in the picture? Thanks



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[tw] Re: What first attracted you to Tiddlywiki?

[whatever]

Hi!
I was looking for Wikipedia without the server clutter. I do some writing 
and I needed an encyclopedia for that. When I first encountered 
TiddlyWiki, I was totally amazed, but didn't go into details. It wasn't 
until several years later when I was looking for a wiki for an unrelated 
project that I got into details and really dug in. It even got me to learn 
JavaScript.:D That it's light weight, offline and highly customizable was 
also a bonus. I also got my colleague interested and now we're even using 
TW at work.
w

On Tuesday, November 25, 2014 8:52:01 PM UTC+1, Stephen Kimmel wrote:

 I am especially interested in the New User experience and at the moment 
 the specific question is what attracts people to Tiddlywiki in the first 
 place. We were all new users once and while we may not be representative of 
 the typical new user... I figure anyone who has even found this group is a 
 fairly advanced computer user in general... our answers may offer some 
 useful insights.

 So...

 1. What were you looking for when you first found Tiddlywiki?

 In my case, I was looking for a wiki that was simple, didn't require a 
 specialized set-up and could fit on a USB flash drive.

 2. Was there anything about the program, the eco-system, whatever, that 
 frustrated you nearly to the point of giving up on it?

 In my case, the documentation at the time was almost more than I could 
 handle. Even figuring out how to Underline and Bold text seemed to require 
 wading through a pile of documentation that seemed to be written by geeks 
 for geeks.

 3. What made you stick with the program?

 Ultimately for me it was the fact there was ongoing support and 
 development. The competitive products seemed on the verge of dying or were 
 dead products already.

 I would like to see answers to my three questions from several folks and I 
 would also like to hear from whoever it was who used Tiddlywiki in a 
 classroom setting. How did it go with the students?




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[tw] Re: html toc based on html tags

[whatever]

For TWC see:
http://www.TiddlyTools.com/#TableOfContentsPlugin
http://devpad.tiddlyspot.com/#DcTableOfContentsPlugin
w


On Thursday, November 13, 2014 2:48:41 PM UTC+1, Tobias Beer wrote:

 I as wondering if and how it would technically be possible for a macro / 
 plugin to figure the context in which it operates so as to traverse the DOM 
 tree. Does anything like that exist, already?

 The idea being a macro invoked like...

 toc h1,h2

 ...which can be conditionally added as a custom ViewTemplate component to 
 show a toc of all headings, in this case of level 1 and 2, in fact any 
 selectors one wishes to index.

 This, of course, invloves the problem that — while the macro would be 
 called after a an element is rendered, e.g. the tiddler body — one may wish 
 to have the results rendered before or at the beginning of the element thus 
 indexed, e.g. in the form of an expandable / collapsible table of contents 
 floating at the top -right corner of a tiddler.

 Tobias.


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[tw] Re: how to give same sub-tiddler name in multiple tiddlers

[whatever]

Hey!
I think you're talking about linking. As Sylvain said, you can't have two 
tiddlers with the same name, however, you can form links that have the same 
text but link to different tiddlers. In your case, [[Introduction]] in 
TiddlerA and TiddlerB leads to the same tiddler called Introduction. What 
you can do, however, is this. Instead of a single tiddler called 
Introduction create two separated ones, for example TiddlerA 
Introduction, in which you put your This is test one and TiddlerB 
Introduction, in which you put your This is test two. Then in TiddlerA, 
you put [[Introduction|TiddlerA Introduction]] and in TiddlerB, you put 
[[Introduction|TiddlerB Introduction]]. The link in both tiddlers will look 
the same as [[Introduction]] but will actually lead to two separated 
tiddlers.

hth
w

On Thursday, November 6, 2014 6:13:19 AM UTC+1, Sai Thota wrote:

 Thanks for your reply. Let me put it in this way 
  
 *I created two tiddlers *
  
 *1) [[TiddlerA]] and within this i created one more tiddler 
 [[Introduction]] with information this is test one*
  
 *2) [[TiddlerB]] and within this i created one more tiddler [[Introduction 
 ]]with information this is test one but actually i  need different 
 information in TiddlerB introduction like below:*
  
 This is the Actual Result:
  
 [[TiddlerA]]
 [[TiddlerB]]
  
 TiddlerA:
 * [[Introduction]]*
  
 *Introdutcion*
 *This is test one*
  
 TiddlerB:
 * [[Introduction]]*
  *Introduction*
 *This is test one*
  
 *But i need like this *
 [[TiddlerA]]
 [[TiddlerB]]
 TiddlerA:
 * [[Introduction]]*
  *Introduction*
 *This is test one*
  TiddlerB:
 * [[Introduction]]*
  *Introdutcion*
 *This is test two*
  
 Please see the attached file.
  
  
 Thank you so much for looking into this. 
  
  
 Thanks,
 Sai

 On Saturday, November 1, 2014 4:47:47 AM UTC-4, Sylvain Naudin wrote:



 Le vendredi 31 octobre 2014 21:50:38 UTC+1, Sai Thota a écrit :

  
 For example: 
  
 TiddlerA

 *SubtiddlerA:* This is a test 
 TiddlerB
 *SubtiddlerA:* This is a test two
  
 Please help me:)
  
 Thanks,
 Veera



 Hi,
 Everything is tiddler in TiddlyWiki, so I think it's not possible to have 
 2 tiddler's with the same name. There is no tiddler and subtiddler.

 Sylvain

  



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[tw] Re: [TWC] Updating image preview when URL to image in textarea changes

[whatever]

Hi!
I moved the code to a separate function and tried getting the element by ID 
and then using direct assignment, but it didn't rerender the picture:

config.macros.infobox.changePreview = function (textarea, imageID) {
textarea.defaultValue = textarea.value;
var value = textarea.value;
var image = document.getElementById(imageID);
image.src = value; //This doesn't refresh the image, although console.log 
correctly reports the new src
//textarea.nextSibling.firstChild.src = value; //This refreshes the image
textarea.nextSibling.firstChild.title = value;
textarea.nextSibling.firstChild.alt = value;
};

Am I missing something?

w

On Tuesday, October 28, 2014 1:44:06 AM UTC+1, Eric Shulman wrote:

 On Monday, October 27, 2014 12:33:33 PM UTC-7, whatever wrote:

 Hi!
 I figured it out, in case anyone is interested. Instead of using 
 setAttribute on the element, I had to use this.nextSibling.firstChild.src, 
 because the image is the first child of the next sibling of the textarea. 
 Same for title and alt. The setAttribute approach worked in pure HTML file 
 though.


 The browser's javascript engine overloads the assignment operator so that 
 *directly* setting certain attributes will have side effects.  Although 
 using setAttribute() will store the value in the element, it does not 
 trigger the side effect processing.  You can see this when setting 
 innerHTML on an element.  It not only sets the attribute, but it also 
 removes any previously rendered DOM 'sub-tree', and then generates an 
 entirely new DOM sub-tree based on the new attribute value.  Similarly, 
 setting the 'src' of an image element needs to use direct assignment to 
 trigger the re-rendering of the image.  Thus,
image_element.setAttribute('src','URL');
 will not update the image display, while
image_element.src='URL';
 will cause the image to change.

 -e




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[tw] Re: [TWC] Updating image preview when URL to image in textarea changes

[whatever]

Hi!
I figured it out, in case anyone is interested. Instead of using 
setAttribute on the element, I had to use this.nextSibling.firstChild.src, 
because the image is the first child of the next sibling of the textarea. 
Same for title and alt. The setAttribute approach worked in pure HTML file 
though.

w

On Thursday, October 23, 2014 3:58:21 PM UTC+2, whatever wrote:

 Hi!

 I'm trying to add preview to my InfoboxTablesPlugin (1). Basically, if 
 you change the image in edit mode, the preview beneath the textarea where 
 you enter the new URL would show the new picture. The plugin generates HTML 
 output, so the code needs to be inserted there. Currently this is my 
 onchange handler, where imageID is the ID of the img tag:
 onchange=\this.defaultValue = this.value; document.getElementById(' + 
 imageID + ').setAttribute('src',this.value);\

 DOM structure:
 div
 textarea with the onchange handler/textarea
 div for preview
 img for preview
 /div for preview
 /div

 When I added an alert at the end, it showed the new URL (interestingly, 
 console.log showed nothing), but the image didn't change. How do I push the 
 changes to the image? I suspect I need to refresh something, but I'm not 
 sure what or how. Or do I need to push the changes (the entire new img tag 
 with the new URL) to the div for preview?

 I've set up a test (2).


 (1) http://infoboxes.tiddlyspot.com
 (2) http://infoboxestest.tiddlyspot.com/

 w


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[tw] [TWC] Updating image preview when URL to image in textarea changes

[whatever]

Hi!

I'm trying to add preview to my InfoboxTablesPlugin (1). Basically, if you 
change the image in edit mode, the preview beneath the textarea where you 
enter the new URL would show the new picture. The plugin generates HTML 
output, so the code needs to be inserted there. Currently this is my 
onchange handler, where imageID is the ID of the img tag:
onchange=\this.defaultValue = this.value; document.getElementById(' + 
imageID + ').setAttribute('src',this.value);\

DOM structure:
div
textarea with the onchange handler/textarea
div for preview
img for preview
/div for preview
/div

When I added an alert at the end, it showed the new URL (interestingly, 
console.log showed nothing), but the image didn't change. How do I push the 
changes to the image? I suspect I need to refresh something, but I'm not 
sure what or how. Or do I need to push the changes (the entire new img tag 
with the new URL) to the div for preview?

I've set up a test (2).


(1) http://infoboxes.tiddlyspot.com
(2) http://infoboxestest.tiddlyspot.com/

w

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[tw] Re: Troublesome Character

[whatever]

Hey!

Use entities:
gt; is 
lt; is 

For mass search and replace, you'd need to copy the content to a different 
text editor and do it there, I think.

w

On Wednesday, October 8, 2014 3:54:40 PM UTC+2, Stephen Kimmel wrote:

 My Tiddlers include a reasonable amount of mathematics though not enough 
 to justify including one of specialty addins. Things like 

 Sulphur concentration = 10 ppm

 I also store copies of emails in tiddlers and the email program uses the 
  and  to designate an email address. Just for clarity:

 From:Gene Cotten GCotten@---
 To:Steve.Kimmel@Fl--- Steve.Kimmel@---, Potter, Mark J 
 Mark.Potter@---, 
 Cc:Cargill, Christopher Christopher.Cargill@---, Valdez, Gilbert 
 Gilbert.Valdez@---, Ashok.S.Shah@--- Ashok.S.Shah@---

 Since Tiddlywiki recognizes  as a special character, any formatting I 
 try to do is messed up unless I eliminate all the , or convert them to 
 another character like (, or add in special marks to everyone of them. 
 Any of those choices would easier if I has a Search and Replace function in 
 the editor. Given that I have to make the changes manually, it can be a 
 pain. I had hoped that triple quote marks would be an easy solution but 
 that doesn't seem to work either. 

 Is there an easy way of overriding the  mark that I missed in the 
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[tw] Re: Mixing HTML and markup

[whatever]

Well, I overcame this problem by converting braces to entities on save. TW 
still correctly reads them as braces and properly applies the class.

w

On Saturday, September 6, 2014 7:47:52 PM UTC+2, whatever wrote:

 Hi!
 Yes, that works.:D However, I came across an issue when using this inside 
 a macro. Namely, I generate a table and if I use {{someClass{text}}} in a 
 cell, it must either be at the beginning or it must be preceeded by a 
 character. If it's preceeded by a space, I get an error:
 Error while executing macro infobox:
 Unable to evaluate {{InfoboxNoValueWarning{Item}}: SyntaxError: missing ; 
 before statement

 Any ideas what might be causing this?
 I set up a test (1).

 (1) http://infoboxestest.tiddlyspot.com/

 w

 On Friday, September 5, 2014 11:12:50 PM UTC+2, Eric Shulman wrote:

 On Friday, September 5, 2014 8:57:27 AM UTC-7, whatever wrote:

 I'm trying to mix HTML and markup using HTMLFormattingPlugin (1). It 
 works, however, it breaks a bit when using markup lists like the following:

 htmltest1brUnordered listbr*span class='dummy'Item/span A - 
 span classbr*bItem/b B - b tagbr*span style='font-weight: 
 bold;'Item/span C - span stylebr* {{dummy{Item}}} D - 
 classbr*''Item'' E - markupbr*@@font-weight:bold;Item@@ F - 
 stylebrulliItem G/liliItem H/li/ul/html

 Here, there is a line break between the bullet and items A, B and C and 
 a line break after. Items D, E and F are shown on the same line as the 
 bullets, but they are followed by two empty lines. If I omit the asterisks, 
 the items are shown in consecutive lines. Items G and H are always shown 
 correctly.


 TiddlyTools' HTMLFormattingPlugin works by first parsing the entire 
 html.../html block using the browser's built-in HTML rendering engine. 
  This produces output that is a tree of DOM elements (such as BR and SPAN), 
 some of which contain TEXT elements holding the non-HTML content (e.g., 
 test1, Unordered list, *). Then, the plugin recursively 'walks' this 
 DOM tree, and applies the TWCore wikify() function to each separate text 
 element that it finds.

 The problem is that, once the HTML has been processed, the individual 
 sequences of embedded wiki syntax are then isolated into separate TEXT 
 elements and are processed separately from each other.  Thus, for list 
 items A, B and C, the * that appears between the br and the following 
 span (or b) element, is processed as a single bullet item with no text 
 following it, resulting in just a bullet on a line by itself. Similarly, 
 although the bullets for items D, E, and F are not separated from the text 
 that follows, each individual bullet+text item is treated an entire 
 separate bullet list with just one item.  By default, bullet lists are 
 surrounded by whitespace both before and after the list itself.  Thus, each 
 one item bullet list has space above/below it.  In addition, you 
 specified an explicit br following each bullet item, so the whitespace is 
 even larger between items.

 Fortunately, you can use CSS to fix ALL of this

 Add this to your StyleSheet:
 .myclass ul { margin-top:0; margin-bottom:0; display:inline-block; }

 The first two rules (margin-top and margin-bottom) eliminate the extra 
 whitesapce before/after each bullet list.  The third rule 
 (display:inline-block) prevents each bullet list from forcing content 
 following it to start on a new line.  This makes it appear that items A, B, 
 and C appear as proper bullets with text following, rather than separate 
 bullet lists, each with *with no content*, followed by the item content 
 text on the *next line*.

 Note the use of the .myclass in the CSS selector.  This limits the 
 application of the rule to ONLY those bullet lists that occur inside a 
 myclass container, so that other normal bullet lists are unaffected. 
  To apply this CSS to your example content, you would wrap the entire HTML 
 block within a wiki syntax CSS class wrapper, like this:
 {{myclass{html/html}}}

 Also note that this only works as intended because you already have 
 specified explicit br's between each bullet item definition.  Without 
 those br's, the bullet items would all run into a single line, except for 
 items G and H, which are defined as two li elements within a single ul, 
 where the line break between those items is handled by the li rendering 
 itself.

 enjoy,
 -e
 Eric Shulman
 TiddlyTools / ELS Design Studios

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[tw] Re: [TWC] How can I get a list of Paul's skills ?

[whatever]

Hey!

Try the following:

script
var skills = store.getTaggedTiddlers(skill); //Get skill tiddlers
var here = story.findContainingTiddler(place); //Determine place
if (here) {
var tid = store.getTiddler(here.getAttribute(tiddler)); //Get this tiddler
}
var title = tid.title; //This tiddler's title
var i, skill;
var out = []; //Output for skills
for (i = 0; i  skills.length; i++) {
skill = skills[i].title; //A skill is skill tiddler's title
if (tid.isTagged(skill)) { //If this tiddler is tagged with a skill
out.push(skill); //Add the skill to the output
}
}
wikify(title+ has the following skills: +out.toString().replace(/,/g, , 
)+.,place); //Final output
/script

Note that you need InlineJavascriptPlugin (1) for this to work.

(1) http://www.TiddlyTools.com/#InlineJavascriptPlugin

w

On Friday, September 12, 2014 4:45:51 PM UTC+2, julien23 wrote:

 Hi All

 I use TW for contact management

 [Paul] may be tagged SportScience , SystemControl or Coding
 but he is also tagged with People, silverDim13, Journal20140912 ...

 [SportScience] , [SystemControl] and [Coding] are skills, they are tagged 
 with Skills

 How can I get a list of Paul's skills ?

 Looking forward to read from you

 Julien


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[tw] Re: Mixing HTML and markup

[whatever]

Hi!
Yes, that works.:D However, I came across an issue when using this inside a 
macro. Namely, I generate a table and if I use {{someClass{text}}} in a 
cell, it must either be at the beginning or it must be preceeded by a 
character. If it's preceeded by a space, I get an error:
Error while executing macro infobox:
Unable to evaluate {{InfoboxNoValueWarning{Item}}: SyntaxError: missing ; 
before statement

Any ideas what might be causing this?
I set up a test (1).

(1) http://infoboxestest.tiddlyspot.com/

w

On Friday, September 5, 2014 11:12:50 PM UTC+2, Eric Shulman wrote:

 On Friday, September 5, 2014 8:57:27 AM UTC-7, whatever wrote:

 I'm trying to mix HTML and markup using HTMLFormattingPlugin (1). It 
 works, however, it breaks a bit when using markup lists like the following:

 htmltest1brUnordered listbr*span class='dummy'Item/span A - 
 span classbr*bItem/b B - b tagbr*span style='font-weight: 
 bold;'Item/span C - span stylebr* {{dummy{Item}}} D - 
 classbr*''Item'' E - markupbr*@@font-weight:bold;Item@@ F - 
 stylebrulliItem G/liliItem H/li/ul/html

 Here, there is a line break between the bullet and items A, B and C and a 
 line break after. Items D, E and F are shown on the same line as the 
 bullets, but they are followed by two empty lines. If I omit the asterisks, 
 the items are shown in consecutive lines. Items G and H are always shown 
 correctly.


 TiddlyTools' HTMLFormattingPlugin works by first parsing the entire 
 html.../html block using the browser's built-in HTML rendering engine. 
  This produces output that is a tree of DOM elements (such as BR and SPAN), 
 some of which contain TEXT elements holding the non-HTML content (e.g., 
 test1, Unordered list, *). Then, the plugin recursively 'walks' this 
 DOM tree, and applies the TWCore wikify() function to each separate text 
 element that it finds.

 The problem is that, once the HTML has been processed, the individual 
 sequences of embedded wiki syntax are then isolated into separate TEXT 
 elements and are processed separately from each other.  Thus, for list 
 items A, B and C, the * that appears between the br and the following 
 span (or b) element, is processed as a single bullet item with no text 
 following it, resulting in just a bullet on a line by itself. Similarly, 
 although the bullets for items D, E, and F are not separated from the text 
 that follows, each individual bullet+text item is treated an entire 
 separate bullet list with just one item.  By default, bullet lists are 
 surrounded by whitespace both before and after the list itself.  Thus, each 
 one item bullet list has space above/below it.  In addition, you 
 specified an explicit br following each bullet item, so the whitespace is 
 even larger between items.

 Fortunately, you can use CSS to fix ALL of this

 Add this to your StyleSheet:
 .myclass ul { margin-top:0; margin-bottom:0; display:inline-block; }

 The first two rules (margin-top and margin-bottom) eliminate the extra 
 whitesapce before/after each bullet list.  The third rule 
 (display:inline-block) prevents each bullet list from forcing content 
 following it to start on a new line.  This makes it appear that items A, B, 
 and C appear as proper bullets with text following, rather than separate 
 bullet lists, each with *with no content*, followed by the item content 
 text on the *next line*.

 Note the use of the .myclass in the CSS selector.  This limits the 
 application of the rule to ONLY those bullet lists that occur inside a 
 myclass container, so that other normal bullet lists are unaffected. 
  To apply this CSS to your example content, you would wrap the entire HTML 
 block within a wiki syntax CSS class wrapper, like this:
 {{myclass{html/html}}}

 Also note that this only works as intended because you already have 
 specified explicit br's between each bullet item definition.  Without 
 those br's, the bullet items would all run into a single line, except for 
 items G and H, which are defined as two li elements within a single ul, 
 where the line break between those items is handled by the li rendering 
 itself.

 enjoy,
 -e
 Eric Shulman
 TiddlyTools / ELS Design Studios

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[tw] Mixing HTML and markup

[whatever]

Hi!

I'm trying to mix HTML and markup using HTMLFormattingPlugin (1). It works, 
however, it breaks a bit when using markup lists like the following:

htmltest1brUnordered listbr*span class='dummy'Item/span A - span 
classbr*bItem/b B - b tagbr*span style='font-weight: 
bold;'Item/span C - span stylebr* {{dummy{Item}}} D - 
classbr*''Item'' E - markupbr*@@font-weight:bold;Item@@ F - 
stylebrulliItem G/liliItem H/li/ul/html

Here, there is a line break between the bullet and items A, B and C and a 
line break after. Items D, E and F are shown on the same line as the 
bullets, but they are followed by two empty lines. If I omit the asterisks, 
the items are shown in consecutive lines. Items G and H are always shown 
correctly.

Any ideas how to get rid of superfluous breaks? Also, the code must be on a 
single line, because it is used as a macro parameter.

(1) http://www.TiddlyTools.com/#HTMLFormattingPlugin

w

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[tw] [TWC] Re: Mixing HTML and markup

[whatever]

Forgot to add that it was TWC.
w

On Friday, September 5, 2014 5:57:27 PM UTC+2, whatever wrote:

 Hi!

 I'm trying to mix HTML and markup using HTMLFormattingPlugin (1). It 
 works, however, it breaks a bit when using markup lists like the following:

 htmltest1brUnordered listbr*span class='dummy'Item/span A - span 
 classbr*bItem/b B - b tagbr*span style='font-weight: 
 bold;'Item/span C - span stylebr* {{dummy{Item}}} D - 
 classbr*''Item'' E - markupbr*@@font-weight:bold;Item@@ F - 
 stylebrulliItem G/liliItem H/li/ul/html

 Here, there is a line break between the bullet and items A, B and C and a 
 line break after. Items D, E and F are shown on the same line as the 
 bullets, but they are followed by two empty lines. If I omit the asterisks, 
 the items are shown in consecutive lines. Items G and H are always shown 
 correctly.

 Any ideas how to get rid of superfluous breaks? Also, the code must be on 
 a single line, because it is used as a macro parameter.

 (1) http://www.TiddlyTools.com/#HTMLFormattingPlugin

 w


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[tw] Re: [TWC] How to write two underscores?

[whatever]

Hey!
Instead of an underscore, use an entity for it: #95;
So instead of __bla, you would write #95;#95;bla

w
On Wednesday, September 3, 2014 9:46:41 PM UTC+2, Schorschi wrote:

 In TW Classic I want to write a word that begins with two underscores 
 (__) but I can't figure out how to do it. 

 The How to Format Text tiddler doesn't seem to provide a solution. Is 
 there an escape character so the double underscores are not interpreted as 
 the beginning of underline markup?


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[tw] Re: Announcing TiddlyWiki Classic version 2.9.0 BETA1

[whatever]

Hi!

Well, for me personally, upgrading isn't a problem, but it might be for 
some people, so your proposed solution would definitely come in handy.

w

On Wednesday, August 27, 2014 2:12:42 AM UTC+2, Eric Shulman wrote:

 On Monday, August 25, 2014 10:33:09 PM UTC-7, whatever wrote:

 I tried on a different computer as well, this time with Java 7.63 (the 
 other had earlier versions). The Java prompt issue in Safari persisted, but 
 not the double-quote issue. The double-quote issue also disappeared in 
 Waterfox, but not in IE (64-bit, btw). I also tested in Chrome, which 
 doesn't seem to be affected. Also, not just empty values in the Tweak menu 
 contain quotes, other values have them as well, except for some reason 
 txtUserName.


 You are almost certainly correct in your assumption that this is a side 
 effect of the fix for issue #159.  Here's some background:

 In TW281 and earlier, the TWCore packs all the various option name/value 
 pairs into a single text string to be stored as a browser cookie.  This 
 string uses double-quotes to surround the individual option values for all 
 the currently defined TiddlyWiki options.   This string could be something 
 like:
chkSomeThing:true chkSomeThingElse:false txtSomeText:gleep 
 txtSomeEmptyText:
 However, as reported in issue #159, the use of double-quotes within a 
 cookie value is NOT valid, according to the W3C specs.  As a result, some 
 browsers will fail to save the TiddlyWiki options and reject the cookie, 
 preventing the option values from persisting between TW sessions.

 The most direct fix for this, is to avoid storing the literal 
 double-quotes by encoding/decoding them using their hexadecimal code, %22. 
  Thus, in TW290b1, after packing the option values into a string (as shown 
 above), the literal quotes are converted to %22 before saving to the 
 browser as a cookie.  Then, when that cookie value is read back in, the 
 embedded %22 sequences are converted back to literal quotes before 
 unpacking the options into their individual TWCore config.options[...] run 
 time storage locations.

 Although this works as intended, and does solve the problem by not 
 storing quotes in cookies... it presents a small backward-compatibility 
 issue:  as you noted... if you modify the TiddlyWiki option cookie using 
 TW290, and then read that cookie using an earlier release (e.g., TW281), 
 then that earlier release does not know to decode the %22 sequences, and 
 they are left in place as part of the individual unpacked option values. 
  Thus, an option which is blank in TW290, will have a value of %22%22 in 
 TW281, which will appear as a pair of double quotes (e.g, ) when 
 displayed.

 If you upgrade ALL your working TW documents to TW290, then the cookie 
 quote handling will be the same across all documents, and you shouldn't 
 see any more double quotes appearing in the option values.  Of course, it 
 may not be practical to upgrade *all* your documents right away, and you 
 can always open a TW document that was sent to you by others, which could 
 still trigger the errant double-quote handling if it is based on an older 
 version of the TWCore.

 One possible way to address this:
 I could make the new encoding/decoding handling *optional*, with the 
 default being to leave the double-quotes alone, as before.  That way, if 
 you are working in a mixed environment with both TW290 and older versions, 
 the cookie value created by TW290 will still be compatible with the older 
 versions of TW.  The new handling option would only need to be enabled by 
 users when their browser has been actually been rejecting cookies because 
 of embedded quotes.  A hard-coded zzConfig tiddler containing something 
 like:
 config.options[chkEncodeCookieQuotes]=true;
 would do the trick.

 Does that seem like a workable solution for your situation?

 your thoughts?

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[tw] Re: Announcing TiddlyWiki Classic version 2.9.0 BETA1

[whatever]

Hi!
I have a strange occurrence, possibly a bug. It might be related to issue 
159. Namely, in TiddlyMarks (1) I use cookie values to determine the view. 
When opening a local version of TiddlyMarks with core version 281 (on 
TiddlySpot it's 261) in the latest Waterfox, Internet Explorer and Safari, 
then opening a local version of TiddlyWiki 290beta1 and then refreshing 
TiddlyMarks, the cookie value for the theme gets surrounded by 
double-quotes. The same happens for other cookie values. I opened an empty 
TW281 (after I opened TW290beta1) and the empty values in the Tweak 
Backstage menu now contain two double-quotes. The double-quotes are absent 
in TW290beta1. Closing the browser (Waterfox and IE, but NOT Safari) and 
opening a TW281 resolved the issue. Also, opening an online version of 
TW290beta1 didn't seem to cause the issue. TW261 doesn't seem to be 
affected. Opera works normally. I'm on Windows 7. 

Also, additional issue in Safari. I keep getting the following message: 
Java is unavailable.
When I click Cancel, the popup keeps reloading every now and then. I used 
the latest TiddlySaver.jar.

(1) http://tiddlymarks.tiddlyspot.com

w

On Monday, August 25, 2014 10:51:41 AM UTC+2, Eric Shulman wrote:

 On Monday, August 25, 2014 12:41:17 AM UTC-7, ocalTW wrote:

 Just a quickie for all of those willing to download this new version: 
 there is a slight error in the download link.
 It should start with classic instead of www in the download now... 
 link on http://classic.tiddlywiki.com/beta
 The correct link is : http://classic.tiddlywiki.com/beta/empty.zip


 I've corrected the download link.  Much thanks, ocal, for that good catch.
 There was also an error in the slider for showing issue #166 that has now 
 been fixed.

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[tw] Re: Announcing TiddlyWiki Classic version 2.9.0 BETA1

[whatever]

Hi!

I tried on a different computer as well, this time with Java 7.63 (the 
other had earlier versions). The Java prompt issue in Safari persisted, but 
not the double-quote issue. The double-quote issue also disappeared in 
Waterfox, but not in IE (64-bit, btw). I also tested in Chrome, which 
doesn't seem to be affected. Also, not just empty values in the Tweak menu 
contain quotes, other values have them as well, except for some reason 
txtUserName.

w

On Monday, August 25, 2014 1:21:14 PM UTC+2, whatever wrote:

 Hi!
 I have a strange occurrence, possibly a bug. It might be related to issue 
 159. Namely, in TiddlyMarks (1) I use cookie values to determine the view. 
 When opening a local version of TiddlyMarks with core version 281 (on 
 TiddlySpot it's 261) in the latest Waterfox, Internet Explorer and Safari, 
 then opening a local version of TiddlyWiki 290beta1 and then refreshing 
 TiddlyMarks, the cookie value for the theme gets surrounded by 
 double-quotes. The same happens for other cookie values. I opened an empty 
 TW281 (after I opened TW290beta1) and the empty values in the Tweak 
 Backstage menu now contain two double-quotes. The double-quotes are absent 
 in TW290beta1. Closing the browser (Waterfox and IE, but NOT Safari) and 
 opening a TW281 resolved the issue. Also, opening an online version of 
 TW290beta1 didn't seem to cause the issue. TW261 doesn't seem to be 
 affected. Opera works normally. I'm on Windows 7. 

 Also, additional issue in Safari. I keep getting the following message: 
 Java is unavailable.
 When I click Cancel, the popup keeps reloading every now and then. I used 
 the latest TiddlySaver.jar.

 (1) http://tiddlymarks.tiddlyspot.com

 w

 On Monday, August 25, 2014 10:51:41 AM UTC+2, Eric Shulman wrote:

 On Monday, August 25, 2014 12:41:17 AM UTC-7, ocalTW wrote:

 Just a quickie for all of those willing to download this new version: 
 there is a slight error in the download link.
 It should start with classic instead of www in the download now... 
 link on http://classic.tiddlywiki.com/beta
 The correct link is : http://classic.tiddlywiki.com/beta/empty.zip


 I've corrected the download link.  Much thanks, ocal, for that good catch.
 There was also an error in the slider for showing issue #166 that has now 
 been fixed.

 -e



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[tw] Re: [TWC] Basic button plugin help?

[whatever]

Hey!
The CSS should go to the Stylesheet. If you'll be doing a plugin, I suggest 
setting up your own shadow tiddler stylesheet like this:

config.shadowTiddlers.ExpirationDateStylesheet = 
/*{{{*/\n + 
.ExpirationButton {border: 1px solid black; margin: 0 10px;}\n + 
.ExpirationText {color: black; font-weight: bold;}\n + 
/*}}}*/;
store.addNotification(ExpirationDateStylesheet, refreshStyles);

That's one of my short ones. As you can see, the CSS classes are set up the 
same as for any HTML page: .ClassName {property: value; property: value; 
property: value;}

And yes, you just use the CSS class name as the fifth parameter in the 
createTiddlyButton function. Don't forget to put it between quotes.

w

On Saturday, August 16, 2014 3:59:51 AM UTC+2, Antaeus Feldspar wrote:

 Ton, Mario - thank you!  

 Even knowing it was TWC code, it took me quite a while to get through the 
 block I was having understanding the code.  What finally changed was 
 realizing that the part I was blocked on wasn't part of jQuery's syntax 
 (which I've found quite hard to grasp).  It was in fact an Immediately 
 Invoked Function Expression (extensively used by jQuery, but not specific 
 to it)!  

 I'm quite optimistic that with this as a model, I can start producing the 
 buttons I need.

 One question I still have:  if I want the buttons produced by the plugin 
 to have particular CSS properties, I presume I employ a CSS selector to 
 recognize the className passed as the fifth argument to the 
 createTiddlyButton.  Where should that CSS selector go, however?  And what 
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[tw] Re: An experiment: TidMarks, for bookmarking with TW5

[whatever]

Hey David!
TiddlySnip still works. It was broken in one of the newer versions of FF, 
but they fixed the issue in the next version. In fact, I'm using it both at 
work and at home. The version for IE is currently broken.

As for TidMarks, take a look at my TiddlyMarks (1) solution for TWC (which 
admittedly could use an update). It would be nice to have a similar 
solution in TW5. Feel free to rip off any ideas.:)
Regarding performance, in my personal TiddlyMarks, I have almost 3000 
bookmarks and it works ok. Of course, the more bookmarks in a folder, the 
longer it will take to display, but this is also dependent on the theme. A 
folder with 569 bookmarks took about 11 seconds to display with FullCandy 
theme (with all functions), but with Barebones theme (just the links), it 
was almost instantaneous.

(1) http://tiddlymarks.tiddlyspot.com/

w

On Sunday, July 13, 2014 12:33:27 AM UTC+2, David Gifford wrote:

 Hi all

 I wanted to find a better way to organize my bookmarks on TW5. Here is 
 what I came up with today. The documentation makes it sound like a 
 finalized project, but I consider this an experiment and would love your 
 feedback.

 http://giffmex.org/experiments/tidmarks.html

 Dave


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[tw] [TWC] Strange behavior when creating new tiddlers

[whatever]

Hi!

There are two settings in TW which define what text is shown when creating 
a new tiddler (or new journal):

*config.views.wikified.defaultText*, which defines what is shown in the new 
tiddler when it's in edit mode
*config.views.editor.defaultText*, which defines what is shown in the new 
uncreated tiddler when it's in view mode

It normally works correctly, but in one of my wikis with TiddlyPedia theme 
(2), the config.views.wikified.defaultText option overrode the 
config.views.wikified.defaultText option for some reason. After debugging, 
I came to the conclusion that the culprit is apparently 
TiddlyPediaEditTemplate. If you disable the TiddlyPedia theme and use 
EditTemplate instead, the error disappears. What's confusing, however, is 
the fact that TiddlyPediaEditTemplate and EditTemplate are identical.

I uploaded a test case (1).

Any ideas?

(1) http://tiddlyerrortest.tiddlyspot.com/
(2) http://tiddlystyles.com/#theme:TiddlyPedia - site is apparently down

w

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[tw] Re: [TWC] Strange behavior when creating new tiddlers

[whatever]

Thanks, Eric.
It was driving me bonkers, not knowing what was going on. :)

w

On Saturday, June 28, 2014 11:03:54 PM UTC+2, Eric Shulman wrote:

 On Saturday, June 28, 2014 8:42:28 AM UTC-7, whatever wrote:

 There are two settings in TW which define what text is shown when 
 creating a new tiddler (or new journal):

 *config.views.wikified.defaultText*, which defines what is shown in the 
 new tiddler when it's in edit mode
 *config.views.editor.defaultText*, which defines what is shown in the 
 new uncreated tiddler when it's in view mode


 You described these backward!!  ...wikified.defaultText is for VIEW 
 mode, and ...editor.defaultText is for EDIT mode.
 (Note: in the [[zzConfig]] of your live demo, you got it correct... so 
 that's not the problem)

 It normally works correctly, but in one of my wikis with TiddlyPedia 
 theme (2), the config.views.wikified.defaultText option overrode the 
 config.views.wikified.defaultText option for some reason. After debugging, 
 I came to the conclusion that the culprit is apparently 
 TiddlyPediaEditTemplate. If you disable the TiddlyPedia theme and use 
 EditTemplate instead, the error disappears. What's confusing, however, 
 is the fact that TiddlyPediaEditTemplate and EditTemplate are identical.


 The problem is in the TWCore's Story.prototype.refreshTiddler function, 
 where this code occurs:

 var text = template==EditTemplate ?
 config.views.editor.defaultText.format([title]) :
 config.views.wikified.defaultText.format([title]);

 Since the TiddlyPedia theme doesn't use the name EditTemplate, the 
 default text for editing incorrectly uses the view mode default instead. 
  Fortunately, there is a fix, by changing this line:
 var text = template==EditTemplate ?
 to
 var text = template==config.tiddlerTemplates[DEFAULT_EDIT_TEMPLATE] ?
 Unfortunately, this change is difficult to patch into an existing 
 document's TWCore, as the whole refreshTiddler() function would need to be 
 overridden.  Of course, you *can* hand-edit the TWCore to make the change, 
 but that isn't the right way to do it.  The correct approach is for me to 
 make this one-line change in the official TWCore.  I am *currently* working 
 on building an updated TW2.8.2 core. I will open a ticket for this 
 one-liner, and add it to the changes for the next release, which will be in 
 a few weeks.

 enjoy,
 -e
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[tw] Re: [TWC] new tiddlers creation from type list

[whatever]

Hey!

For one, you need to escape the literal quotation marks inside fET:
'newJournal title:\$1 _0MM_0DD_0hh_0mm_0ss\ focus:\title\ 
text:{{store.getTiddlerText(\+tiddler.title+\)}}
label:\+tiddler.title+\ [[+tiddler.title+]] [[$2]]//'

I left out the Template bit at the end, not sure if it's needed.

w

On Friday, June 13, 2014 7:41:56 PM UTC+2, julien bouchez wrote:

 Hi all

 My tw has several twTypes :

 Constants
 Companies
 People
 Parts
 ...

 each type has a twTemplate

 ConstantsTemplate
 CompaniesTemplate
 PeopleTemplate
 PartsTemplate
 ...

 I am trying to make a list to trigger new tiddler creation from every 
 tiddlers

 [[ViewTemplate]]

 div class='title' macro='view title'/div
 div class='toolbar' macro='toolbar [[ToolbarCommands::ViewToolbar]]'/div
 div class='newTypeHere' macro='tiddler FetNewHere 
 with:{{tiddler.title}}'/div
 div class='thumbnails' macro='tiddler FetThumbnails thumbnails 
 with:{{tiddler.title}}'/div
 div class='viewer' macro='view text wikified'/div
 div class='filesCabinet' macro='tiddler FetFiles 
 with:{{tiddler.title}}'/div
 div class='tagClear'/div

 [[FetNewHere]]
 forEachTiddler
  where
  'tiddler.tags.contains(twTypes)' 
  write 
  ' newJournal title:$1 _0MM_0DD_0hh_0mm_0ss focus:title 
 text:{{store.getTiddlerText(+tiddler.title+Template)/}/}
 label:+tiddler.title+ [[+tiddler.title+]] [[$2]]//'
 

 I don't manage to have this last piece of code working.

 Could you please help me ?

 Regards

 Julien








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[tw] Re: FeT - For Each Tiddler Questions.

[whatever]

Hey!

The following outputs all the links in tiddlers tagged test:
forEachTiddler where 'tiddler.tags.contains(test)' write 
'tiddler.getLinks()+\n'
The links are in the same order as they appear in the tiddler, no 
duplicates.

hth
w


On Saturday, May 24, 2014 7:15:26 PM UTC+2, Jan wrote:

 Hello! 
 I have got questions regarding FeT - where Clause expressions... 

 How do you formulate a where clause which gives out all Tiddlers linked 
 in a tiddler. Since it will be transcluded in a tiddler macro it 
 should address the Tiddler containing the macro calling up the FeT 
 plugin, and not the plugin itself. (See 
 http://tiddlywiki.abego-software.de/#whereClause%20About) 

 could this be something like: Tiddler.prototype.getLinks? 







 I need this to generate a report giving out the value of the field 
 important in the the tiddlers in a storyTiddler containing the Macro 
 calling up this: 
 forEachTiddler 
 where 
   ??? 
 write 
 'Für [[+tiddler.title+]]: +store.getValue(tiddler, important)+\n' 
  begin '@@font-size:2em;[img(30px,)[Tag.png]] Denken an:\n' 
  end '@@' 
  none '' 
  



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Re: [tw] Re: FeT - For Each Tiddler Questions.

[whatever]

Hey!
Try this:
where 'tiddler.title.contains(YourStoryTiddlerTitle)'
Just replace YourStoryTiddlerTitle with the actual tiddler title.
w

On Sunday, May 25, 2014 11:43:51 PM UTC+2, Jan wrote:

  Hey whatever
 Thanks a lot...but it is more complicated...or different.
 I need this to generate a report giving out the value of the field 
 important in the the tiddlers which are Tiddlylinks in a StoryTiddler 
 created by Erics SaveStoryPlugin.

 If the links are:
 [[Tiddler1]]
 [[Tiddler2]]
 ...
 I want generate
 important@Tiddler1
 important@Tiddler2
 
  as wikified output.

 I know the rest of the expression (see below), but not the where clause...
 I could not find this in the FeT-Documentation.

 Again Thanks a lot
 Jan

 (below...)
 forEachTiddler 
 where 
  ??? 
 write 
 'Für [[+tiddler.title+]]: +store.getValue(tiddler, important)+\n' 
 begin '...@@font-size:2em;[img(30px,)[Tag.png]] Denken 
 an:\njavascript:' 

 end '@@' 
 none '' 
  





 Am 25.05.2014 15:09, schrieb whatever:
  
 Hey!

 The following outputs all the links in tiddlers tagged test:
 forEachTiddler where 'tiddler.tags.contains(test)' write 
 'tiddler.getLinks()+\n'
 The links are in the same order as they appear in the tiddler, no 
 duplicates.

 hth
 w


 On Saturday, May 24, 2014 7:15:26 PM UTC+2, Jan wrote: 

 Hello! 
 I have got questions regarding FeT - where Clause expressions... 

 How do you formulate a where clause which gives out all Tiddlers linked 
 in a tiddler. Since it will be transcluded in a tiddler macro it 
 should address the Tiddler containing the macro calling up the FeT 
 plugin, and not the plugin itself. (See 
 http://tiddlywiki.abego-software.de/#whereClause%20About) 

 could this be something like: Tiddler.prototype.getLinks? 







 I need this to generate a report giving out the value of the field 
 important in the the tiddlers in a storyTiddler containing the Macro 
 calling up this: 
 forEachTiddler 
 where 
   ??? 
 write 
 'Für [[+tiddler.title+]]: +store.getValue(tiddler, important)+\n' 
  begin '@@font-size:2em;[img(30px,)[Tag.png]] Denken an:\n' 
  end '@@' 
  none '' 
  



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[tw] Re: HTML Pages

[whatever]

Hey!
If you're using TWC, try FramedLinksPlugin (1). You can use it to display 
external links within TWC.

(1) http://www.TiddlyTools.com/#FramedLinksPlugin

w

On Thursday, February 27, 2014 9:56:48 PM UTC+1, Kevin Hill wrote:

 Hi,

 I am new to TiddlyWiki - I have searched for this and can't find anything. 
  It may be so simple that no body has ever needed to ask or not possible.

 This is the thing:

 I have an arduino that sends an HTML page to a browser.

 The page has text, check boxes and submit buttons,  These control external 
 relays connected to the arduino.

 I also have a web interface (ACP by dc3dreams) to associated equipment. 
  This interface is written using TiddlyWiki.

 I would like to display the HTML page from the arduino in a tiddler.

 I don't know Java, but will learn a bit if I have to.

 Can anyone tell me how to do this, point me at a tutorial/plug-in or is it 
 impossible?

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Re: [tw] Re: TWC how to use list macro

[whatever]

Hey!

ForEachTiddlerPlugin (2) works on the latest browsers. Also, there's the 
core list macro (3), which you can expand with the MatchTagsPlugin (1).


(1) http://www.TiddlyTools.com/#MatchTagsPlugin
(2) http://tiddlywiki.abego-software.de/#ForEachTiddlerPlugin
(3) http://classic.tiddlywiki.com/#[[list%20macro]]

hth
w

On Friday, February 28, 2014 7:37:01 PM UTC+1, Joe Shirk wrote:

 the forEachTiddler plugin was last updated in 2007 and only Firefox 
 1.0.4+; Firefox 1.5; InternetExplorer 6.0 browsers are listed as 
 supported. :(
  

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[tw] Re: [TWC] Generalized forEach question

[whatever]

Hey!

If I understand correctly, you want this to execute every time the tiddler 
tags contain the tiddler's title?

If so, this should work: where 'tiddler.tags.contains(tiddler.title)'

As for the rest, I'd need to see the code you came up with, so I can get a 
sense of what is going on in the code. Quoting and macros are just a matter 
of escaping the right characters.

w

On Saturday, February 22, 2014 5:38:20 AM UTC+1, Anton Aylward wrote:

 I have a number of tiddlers of the form

 Tiddler name = Locations:

 that begin

 forEachTiddler
  where 'tiddler.tags.contains(Locations)'

 Is there some way I can parametrize that?

  where 'tiddler.tags.contains( name of this tiddler )

 Now each tiddler contains a different rest of the body of the 'where' 
 clause
 and a different body of the action/display clause.
 Could that all be parametrized as well?

 invokeParameterizedForEach
   rest of where clause 
   body of the foreach 
 

 Oh and how to deal with quoting  and nested quotes?
 Might I need http://paramparser.tiddlyspace.com/#ParamParserMacro  and 
 if not why not?/if so why?





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[tw] [TWC] @Eric: Question regarding TiddlerTweakerPlugin

[whatever]

Hi!
I was using TiddlerTweakerPlugin (1) to remove some unwanted tags. Most of 
the times I first filtered by tags, but a few times I didn't. When I did a 
file compare, I noticed that there were way too many differences. After 
investigating, I discovered that the changecount increased each time I 
removed a tag. So when I didn't filter the tiddlers first and just selected 
all, and then removed the tag, the changecount increased for 1 for all 
tiddlers, regardless of whether they contained the tag I was removing. Is 
this on purpose?

(1)http://www.TiddlyTools.com/#TiddlerTweakerPlugin

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[tw] Re: How to call a MySql database?

[whatever]

In TWC you can use Jack's SQLQueryPlugin (1), however, it only works in 
Internet Explorer on Windows as it uses ActiveX. And you also need database 
drivers.

(1) http://jackparke.googlepages.com/jtw.html#SQLQueryPlugin

w

On Thursday, February 13, 2014 3:50:54 AM UTC+1, Alex S. Garcia wrote:

 Hello all, 

 I've been googling this but the results I'm getting don't seem to quite do 
 what I'm looking for. 

 Basically, I'm wondering if it would be possible to call fields in an 
 existing 
 database within a TiddlyWiki file? Using php, preferably, or something 
 else if 
 php isn't possible. 

 I should point out that I am NOT looking for a multi-user solution. I have 
 my 
 own server and both the TW and the DB are located there, so it would run 
 internally, with me as the sole developer. 

 Any ideas how I could go about doing this? 

 Thanks. 



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[tw] Re: Issues with LikifyPlugin

[whatever]

Well, I solved my problems by modifying the code and using {} for regExp 
instead of (). Not kosher, I know.
I also figured out that paying attention to RTFM is a highly valued skill. 
Namely, most of the above issues have to do with the fact that the last 
character wasn't a letter. So yeah, problems solved. I'm gonna go stand in 
a corner now like a dunce. :(
w

On Thursday, January 2, 2014 4:19:02 PM UTC+1, whatever wrote:

 Hey!

 Ignore the last one, I just figured out that it was a WikiLinks issue. The 
 solution is to add the tilde outside the quotation marks:
 testily|~TEsty|~TEsTY|tesTY

 w

 On Thursday, January 2, 2014 1:42:59 PM UTC+1, whatever wrote:

 Hey Tobias!

 LinkifyPlugin (1) enables RegExp, however, sometimes you may wish to use 
 the regexp characters not in a regexp context. The example I had was when a 
 tiddler alias (or source tiddler title) contained parentheses and it 
 immediately processed the stuff between them as regexp even though they 
 were ordinary parentheses. I had to put the entire alias between 
 parentheses and then escape the inner parentheses. However, I'm afraid this 
 could potentially be messy if the alias contained  ^,  or * special 
 characters in non-alias context (ie as LinkifyPlugin special characters). I 
 did some testing and discovered that it's also problematic, when the 
 source tiddler title contained an asterisk. Putting the entire source 
 string into parentheses and escaping the asterisk didn't work. 
 Interestingly though, if the source tiddler title contained quotation marks 
 and the alias contained the source tiddler title with the same quotation 
 marks, linkifying worked, even if you changed the case of the link, but if 
 you added another pair of quotation marks, linkifying broke. There was also 
 strange behavior with matching case in aliases (your zoOM example).

 Example in LinkifyConfig:
 test tiddler [test]|test tiddler [test] test|test tiddler [test] 
 test

 Example results:
 test tiddler [test] test - works
 test tiddler [test] test - doesn't work
 test Tiddler [test] test - works
 test tiddler [test] Test - works

 Examples in LinkifyConfig:
 (test tiddler\* [test]1)|test tiddler [test] test1
 test tiddler* [test]2|test tiddler [test] test2

 Example results:
 test tiddler* [test] test1 - doesn't work
 test tiddler* [test] test2 - doesn't work

 Example in LinkifyConfig:
 test tiddler [test] (test)|test tiddler [test] (test) test

 Example results:
 test tiddler [test] (test) test - points to a non-existing tiddler

 Example in LinkifyConfig:
 testily|TEsty|TEsTY|tesTY

 Example results:
 TEsty - points to a non-existing tiddler
 TEsTY - points to a non-existing tiddler
 tesTY - works

 Hope that helps with troubleshooting.

 I have a suggestion for announcing a regexp string: instead of just 
 (...), maybe use ((...)) or something similar. That way, whatever is inside 
 the regexp markers won't interfere with LinkifyPlugin special characters.
 This, of course, still leaves the issue of asterisk in the tiddler title.

 (1) http://linkify.tiddlyspot.com/

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[tw] Re: Twin tiddlers

[whatever]

Hi!

LinkifyPlugin (x) should do exactly what you want, without a whole bunch of 
additional tiddlers.

(1) http://linkify.tiddlyspot.com/
w

On Saturday, February 8, 2014 5:37:32 PM UTC+1, Alberto Molina wrote:

 Hi everyone,

 I want to create *twin tiddlers* or mirror tiddlers or clone tiddlers.

 *What's that?* Different tiddlers (with different title) that look 
 exactly the same in view mode: same title, same tags, same text, same 
 fields.

 *What for?* As a time saver. I want different ways to refer to the same 
 tiddler without needing to always specify its exact title inside the 
 brackets.

 *For instance,* I would like the links: [[Darwinism]], [[darwinism]], 
 NeoDarwinism, NaturalSelection, [[natural selection]], [[theory of 
 evolution]] all refer to the same tiddler (or different twin tiddlers 
 with the same content in view mode) without needing to specify: 
 [[darwinism|Darwinism]], [[NaturalSelection|Darwinism]], [[theory of 
 evolution|Darwinism]], etc.

 *How to do that?* 

1. As a first step, I can imagine two solutions to say which tiddler 
is a twin and which is the original (the one I want to see in view mode)
- using a field called twin or mirror whose content is the title 
   of the original tiddler.
   - using a list field in the original tiddler with a list of its 
   twins.
2. As a second step, it would be necessary to change the ViewTemplate 
in order to display the content of the original tiddler each time I open 
one of its twins.

 (I really don't know how to do this second step because I barelly 
 understand the content of $:/core/ui/ViewTemplate)

 *One shortcomming* I see with this method is that the filters tagging, 
 backlinks, etc., will not follow the mirroring. I think it is still 
 possible to see how many tiddlers are tagging or refering to the original 
 tiddler through its twins, but it would need a more complex filtering.

 What do you think about this idea?

 Alberto


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[tw] Re: Twin tiddlers

[whatever]

Oops, I missed that. You're right, of course.

On Saturday, February 8, 2014 7:13:58 PM UTC+1, Eric Shulman wrote:

 On Saturday, February 8, 2014 9:37:34 AM UTC-8, whatever wrote:

 LinkifyPlugin (x) should do exactly what you want, without a whole bunch 
 of additional tiddlers.
 (1) http://linkify.tiddlyspot.com/


 Although Alberto didn't specify [TW5] in the subject, he referred to 
 $:/core/ui/ViewTemplate 
 in his question.  Thus, it's apparent that he's asking about TW5... and 
  LinkifyPlugin is a TWC plugin, so that solution does not apply here.

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[tw] Re: Is this group still newbie friendly?

[whatever]

Message or no message, I'm pretty sure all that is still the case.:D
w

On Tuesday, February 4, 2014 10:58:37 AM UTC+1, passingby wrote:

 At one time, not too long ago, this group had a welcome note which said 
 that unlike other groups in which a user was expected to wade through all 
 the earlier messages before asking a question this group did not expect the 
 user to this. In practice too, a newbie was not made to feel, either 
 directly or indirectly, that he needs to do full homework before daring to 
 pose a question. Is this still the motto? I cannot see the earlier welcome 
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[tw] Re: TWC: TeamTasks and checkbox interface for forEachTiddler plugin

[whatever]

Hey!
You can indeed, but you need a couple of additional plugins for that. 
First, you need either CheckboxToggleTag (2) or CheckboxPlugin (3). Either 
will do, but their syntax differs a bit, so read the info first. You can 
add the appropriate syntax to your fET. With these plugins you can add tags 
to tasks tiddlers, so you'll have to add additional conditions for these 
tags to fET. You'll have to decide on the tagging strategy. Just add the 
checkboxes first, that would help you decide what tags are needed. Anyway, 
once you have the checkboxes sorted out, you'll also need RefreshTiddler 
(1) to refresh the containing tiddler once you make your selection. Also, 
in order to reset all the checkbox tags, you will need to make a script to 
fetch all the tagged tiddlers and remove the tags. For the script, you will 
need InlineJavascriptPlugin (4) as well. Once you have the checkboxes in 
place, I can give you further suggestions about tagging, if you need help.

hth
w


(1) http://www.TiddlyTools.com/#RefreshTiddler
(2) http://www.TiddlyTools.com/#CheckboxToggleTag(3) 
http://www.TiddlyTools.com/#CheckboxPlugin
(4) http://www.TiddlyTools.com/#InlineJavascriptPlugin


On Monday, February 3, 2014 10:05:14 PM UTC+1, sklpns wrote:

 hey all

 I'm using a TeamTasks v0.3 file to organize tasks (some 1300 of them by 
 the way).
 Having installed ForEachTiddlerPlugin I'm using the following code

 forEachTiddler
   where
  
 'store.getValue(tiddler,UserDefinitions) 
  
 store.getValue(tiddler,UserDefinitions).readBracketedList().containsAny([

 PhilHawksworth,
 AnneOther

 ]) 


   

 store.getValue(tiddler,ScopeDefinitions) 
  
 store.getValue(tiddler,ScopeDefinitions).readBracketedList().containsAny([

 Work,
 Play

 ])

   

 store.getValue(tiddler,StatusDefinitions) 
  
 store.getValue(tiddler,StatusDefinitions).readBracketedList().containsAny([

 Pending,
 InProgress,
 OnHold,
 Complete

 ])
 '
  write
  '|+(index+1)++
 |[[+tiddler.title+]]+
 |+store.getValue(tiddler,UserDefinitions)+
 |+store.getValue(tiddler,ScopeDefinitions)+

   |+store.getValue(tiddler,StatusDefinitions)+
 |\n '
   

  begin '|sortable|k\n|A|!Tiddler|!~User|!~Scope|Status|h\n''

  

 to generate a table report of tasks, ie a table containing tiddler name, 
 user, scope and status columns

 Please see a minimal test case here

 https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/67129323/teamtasks%20v03-fet-test.html

 My question is: is there a way to add some sort of checkbox interface for 
 the fet code?

 Something like a number of checkboxes, one for each definition, so, for 
 instance, when you check AnneOther, PhilHawksworth and Work 
 you get a table report containing only the tasks assigned to AnneOther and 
 PhilHawksworth that are categorized
 as Work?

 hope this makes sense and thanks in advance

 sklpns





   


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[tw] Re: TWC: TeamTasks and checkbox interface for forEachTiddler plugin

[whatever]

Hi!

You can indeed, but you'll need a couple of additional plugins for that. 
First, you'll need either CheckboxPlugin (1) or CheckboxToggleTag (2). 
Their syntax differs, but they offer similar options. Read their info 
tiddlers for more information. Once you decide which one you'll use, add 
the appropriate syntax to your fET. Using one of these plugins will involve 
adding tags to tiddlers. I suggest you include the TW markup syntax first, 
just to see how it would look. It should also help you decide which of the 
plugins to use as well as how to go about tagging. You'll also need to add 
the appropriate conditions for these tags to fET. Once you have this set 
up, you'll also need the RefreshTiddler (3), to force the refresh of the 
tiddler containing your fET. Also, you need a button to reset all the 
checkbox-added tags. You'll need to write a script which fetches all the 
appropriate tiddlers and removes the tags. For that, you'll need 
InlineJavascriptPlugin (4). Alternatively, you could just make a plugin for 
the whole thing, it would be much more flexible, I think.

hth
w

(1) http://www.TiddlyTools.com/#CheckboxPlugin
(2) http://www.TiddlyTools.com/#CheckboxToggleTag
(3) http://www.TiddlyTools.com/#RefreshTiddler
(4) http://www.TiddlyTools.com/#InlineJavascriptPlugin

On Monday, February 3, 2014 10:05:14 PM UTC+1, sklpns wrote:

 hey all

 I'm using a TeamTasks v0.3 file to organize tasks (some 1300 of them by 
 the way).
 Having installed ForEachTiddlerPlugin I'm using the following code

 forEachTiddler
   where
  
 'store.getValue(tiddler,UserDefinitions) 
  
 store.getValue(tiddler,UserDefinitions).readBracketedList().containsAny([

 PhilHawksworth,
 AnneOther

 ]) 


   

 store.getValue(tiddler,ScopeDefinitions) 
  
 store.getValue(tiddler,ScopeDefinitions).readBracketedList().containsAny([

 Work,
 Play

 ])

   

 store.getValue(tiddler,StatusDefinitions) 
  
 store.getValue(tiddler,StatusDefinitions).readBracketedList().containsAny([

 Pending,
 InProgress,
 OnHold,
 Complete

 ])
 '
  write
  '|+(index+1)++
 |[[+tiddler.title+]]+
 |+store.getValue(tiddler,UserDefinitions)+
 |+store.getValue(tiddler,ScopeDefinitions)+

   |+store.getValue(tiddler,StatusDefinitions)+
 |\n '
   

  begin '|sortable|k\n|A|!Tiddler|!~User|!~Scope|Status|h\n''

  

 to generate a table report of tasks, ie a table containing tiddler name, 
 user, scope and status columns

 Please see a minimal test case here

 https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/67129323/teamtasks%20v03-fet-test.html

 My question is: is there a way to add some sort of checkbox interface for 
 the fet code?

 Something like a number of checkboxes, one for each definition, so, for 
 instance, when you check AnneOther, PhilHawksworth and Work 
 you get a table report containing only the tasks assigned to AnneOther and 
 PhilHawksworth that are categorized
 as Work?

 hope this makes sense and thanks in advance

 sklpns





   


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[tw] Issues with LikifyPlugin

[whatever]

Hey Tobias!

LinkifyPlugin (1) enables RegExp, however, sometimes you may wish to use 
the regexp characters not in a regexp context. The example I had was when a 
tiddler alias (or source tiddler title) contained parentheses and it 
immediately processed the stuff between them as regexp even though they 
were ordinary parentheses. I had to put the entire alias between 
parentheses and then escape the inner parentheses. However, I'm afraid this 
could potentially be messy if the alias contained  ^,  or * special 
characters in non-alias context (ie as LinkifyPlugin special characters). I 
did some testing and discovered that it's also problematic, when the 
source tiddler title contained an asterisk. Putting the entire source 
string into parentheses and escaping the asterisk didn't work. 
Interestingly though, if the source tiddler title contained quotation marks 
and the alias contained the source tiddler title with the same quotation 
marks, linkifying worked, even if you changed the case of the link, but if 
you added another pair of quotation marks, linkifying broke. There was also 
strange behavior with matching case in aliases (your zoOM example).

Example in LinkifyConfig:
test tiddler [test]|test tiddler [test] test|test tiddler [test] 
test

Example results:
test tiddler [test] test - works
test tiddler [test] test - doesn't work
test Tiddler [test] test - works
test tiddler [test] Test - works

Examples in LinkifyConfig:
(test tiddler\* [test]1)|test tiddler [test] test1
test tiddler* [test]2|test tiddler [test] test2

Example results:
test tiddler* [test] test1 - doesn't work
test tiddler* [test] test2 - doesn't work

Example in LinkifyConfig:
test tiddler [test] (test)|test tiddler [test] (test) test

Example results:
test tiddler [test] (test) test - points to a non-existing tiddler

Example in LinkifyConfig:
testily|TEsty|TEsTY|tesTY

Example results:
TEsty - points to a non-existing tiddler
TEsTY - points to a non-existing tiddler
tesTY - works

Hope that helps with troubleshooting.

I have a suggestion for announcing a regexp string: instead of just (...), 
maybe use ((...)) or something similar. That way, whatever is inside the 
regexp markers won't interfere with LinkifyPlugin special characters.
This, of course, still leaves the issue of asterisk in the tiddler title.

(1) http://linkify.tiddlyspot.com/

w

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[tw] Re: Issues with LikifyPlugin

[whatever]

Hey!

Ignore the last one, I just figured out that it was a WikiLinks issue. The 
solution is to add the tilde outside the quotation marks:
testily|~TEsty|~TEsTY|tesTY

w

On Thursday, January 2, 2014 1:42:59 PM UTC+1, whatever wrote:

 Hey Tobias!

 LinkifyPlugin (1) enables RegExp, however, sometimes you may wish to use 
 the regexp characters not in a regexp context. The example I had was when a 
 tiddler alias (or source tiddler title) contained parentheses and it 
 immediately processed the stuff between them as regexp even though they 
 were ordinary parentheses. I had to put the entire alias between 
 parentheses and then escape the inner parentheses. However, I'm afraid this 
 could potentially be messy if the alias contained  ^,  or * special 
 characters in non-alias context (ie as LinkifyPlugin special characters). I 
 did some testing and discovered that it's also problematic, when the 
 source tiddler title contained an asterisk. Putting the entire source 
 string into parentheses and escaping the asterisk didn't work. 
 Interestingly though, if the source tiddler title contained quotation marks 
 and the alias contained the source tiddler title with the same quotation 
 marks, linkifying worked, even if you changed the case of the link, but if 
 you added another pair of quotation marks, linkifying broke. There was also 
 strange behavior with matching case in aliases (your zoOM example).

 Example in LinkifyConfig:
 test tiddler [test]|test tiddler [test] test|test tiddler [test] 
 test

 Example results:
 test tiddler [test] test - works
 test tiddler [test] test - doesn't work
 test Tiddler [test] test - works
 test tiddler [test] Test - works

 Examples in LinkifyConfig:
 (test tiddler\* [test]1)|test tiddler [test] test1
 test tiddler* [test]2|test tiddler [test] test2

 Example results:
 test tiddler* [test] test1 - doesn't work
 test tiddler* [test] test2 - doesn't work

 Example in LinkifyConfig:
 test tiddler [test] (test)|test tiddler [test] (test) test

 Example results:
 test tiddler [test] (test) test - points to a non-existing tiddler

 Example in LinkifyConfig:
 testily|TEsty|TEsTY|tesTY

 Example results:
 TEsty - points to a non-existing tiddler
 TEsTY - points to a non-existing tiddler
 tesTY - works

 Hope that helps with troubleshooting.

 I have a suggestion for announcing a regexp string: instead of just (...), 
 maybe use ((...)) or something similar. That way, whatever is inside the 
 regexp markers won't interfere with LinkifyPlugin special characters.
 This, of course, still leaves the issue of asterisk in the tiddler title.

 (1) http://linkify.tiddlyspot.com/

 w


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[tw] Can't save a TW and the file size is zero

[whatever]

Hi!

I have a bit of an issue. I opened one of my TWs in IE11 on Windows 7, 
added some stuff and tried to save. I got the following error:

It's not possible to save changes. Possible reasons include:
- your browser doesn't support saving (Firefox, Internet Explorer, Safari 
and Opera all work if properly configured)
- the pathname to your TiddlyWiki file contains illegal characters
- the TiddlyWiki HTML file has been moved or renamed

The problem is, that the file size is now zero and I don't have a backup. 
So now the only copy of the content is the one loaded in IE, but I can't 
save it and I can't view the source either, since file size is zero. I 
tried with another TW, but I can save it normally. Any ideas how I can save 
the TW? I can still edit it, it just won't save.

w

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Re: [tw] Can't save a TW and the file size is zero

[whatever]

Oh yeah! TiddlyTools FTW!:D It worked.
Thanks, Jeremy.
And Eric.:D
w

Dne torek, 19. november 2013 22:54:12 UTC+1 je oseba Jeremy Ruston napisala:

 I'm very sorry to hear of this problem. Eric has a bookmarklet that may be 
 able to help rescue your data - I can't confirm that it works on IE11. See 
 his reply here:

 https://groups.google.com/forum/#!msg/tiddlywiki/iMgOD2QarSA/Lvpzjz2rfScJ

 Basically, you need to:

 1. Open a new tab in IE, and make sure that the bookmark toolbar is visible
 2. Visit http://www.tiddlytools.com/#SaveToClipboard
 3. Drag the link labelled save to clipboard from the Example section 
 of that tiddler to your bookmark toolbar
 4. Switch to the tab containing your TW
 5. Click the bookmarklet
 6. Switch to a text editor and paste your file, and save it

 It may be worth visible tiddlywiki.com in a new tab, and trying the 
 bookmarklet out with that tab first.

 Best wishes

 Jeremy



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 Hi!

 I have a bit of an issue. I opened one of my TWs in IE11 on Windows 7, 
 added some stuff and tried to save. I got the following error:

 It's not possible to save changes. Possible reasons include:
 - your browser doesn't support saving (Firefox, Internet Explorer, Safari 
 and Opera all work if properly configured)
 - the pathname to your TiddlyWiki file contains illegal characters
 - the TiddlyWiki HTML file has been moved or renamed

 The problem is, that the file size is now zero and I don't have a backup. 
 So now the only copy of the content is the one loaded in IE, but I can't 
 save it and I can't view the source either, since file size is zero. I 
 tried with another TW, but I can save it normally. Any ideas how I can save 
 the TW? I can still edit it, it just won't save.

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Re: [tw] Can't save a TW and the file size is zero

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Yeah, but I couldn't do this, since the only copy I had was currently open 
in the browser.:) And it's not a consistent behavior, since only one TW was 
affected.

w

Dne sreda, 20. november 2013 06:14:56 UTC+1 je oseba David Bakin napisala:

 I reported this too, a couple of days ago.  For me the solution was: 
 uninstall IE11 and go back to IE10. I was glad that IE11 has an uninstall!
  

 On Tuesday, November 19, 2013 2:16:54 PM UTC-8, whatever wrote:

 Oh yeah! TiddlyTools FTW!:D It worked.
 Thanks, Jeremy.
 And Eric.:D
 w

 Dne torek, 19. november 2013 22:54:12 UTC+1 je oseba Jeremy Ruston 
 napisala:

 I'm very sorry to hear of this problem. Eric has a bookmarklet that may 
 be able to help rescue your data - I can't confirm that it works on IE11. 
 See his reply here:

 https://groups.google.com/forum/#!msg/tiddlywiki/iMgOD2QarSA/Lvpzjz2rfScJ

 Basically, you need to:

 1. Open a new tab in IE, and make sure that the bookmark toolbar is 
 visible
 2. Visit http://www.tiddlytools.com/#SaveToClipboard
 3. Drag the link labelled save to clipboard from the Example section 
 of that tiddler to your bookmark toolbar
 4. Switch to the tab containing your TW
 5. Click the bookmarklet
 6. Switch to a text editor and paste your file, and save it

 It may be worth visible tiddlywiki.com in a new tab, and trying the 
 bookmarklet out with that tab first.

 Best wishes

 Jeremy



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 Hi!

 I have a bit of an issue. I opened one of my TWs in IE11 on Windows 7, 
 added some stuff and tried to save. I got the following error:

 It's not possible to save changes. Possible reasons include:
 - your browser doesn't support saving (Firefox, Internet Explorer, 
 Safari and Opera all work if properly configured)
 - the pathname to your TiddlyWiki file contains illegal characters
 - the TiddlyWiki HTML file has been moved or renamed

 The problem is, that the file size is now zero and I don't have a 
 backup. So now the only copy of the content is the one loaded in IE, but I 
 can't save it and I can't view the source either, since file size is zero. 
 I tried with another TW, but I can save it normally. Any ideas how I can 
 save the TW? I can still edit it, it just won't save.

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[tw] Re: Receiving data from a php file

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Hey!

Whatever data (I presume they're URLs) you get from PHP, you need to parse 
it in TW with JS/jQuery. There, you can add HTML code (or TW markdown) and 
make the links clickable. Linking to PHP will open the PHP file.

w

On Wednesday, November 13, 2013 3:35:56 AM UTC+1, skye riquelme wrote:

 Hi All
 Playing again with databases and getting information in and out of TW.

 So far I have a simple php file that opens a mysql database and reads some 
 data...

 I can see that output in a tiddler using a simple html form and have 
 specifying a target that is an iframe.so I can SEE the data..(its 
 simple text in the iframe)

 BUT I want to be able to interact with the data click on urls.or 
 even have the php file output simple javascript text that the receiving 
 tiddler can evaluate...

 I tried -htmla href=AAA/testMysql.php target=_self 
 refs/a/html but this opens the data overriding the whole TW 
 itself!.. how can I receive the dta into a tiddler?

 Thanks in advance
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[tw] Re: New user - introduction

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Hey.

1. There are plugins that enable rich-text editing, but I'm not entirely 
sure how external editors are still supported in latest browsers. There 
used to be a way to use MS Word as external editor. Otherwise, there are a 
couple of plugins that support rich-text editing in a way (like Goggle's 
reply box, if you're using a browser for posting). As for exporting 
directly to RTF, I'm not entirely sure that's possible. But I might be 
wrong. As far as I know, you can export to text, HTML, RSS NewsFeed XML and 
CSV.
2. No, you can't save other files within TW.
3. See 2. The only exceptions are simple icons and SVG images, which are 
converted to code.

w

On Monday, November 11, 2013 12:55:58 PM UTC+1, jqui...@gmail.com wrote:

 Thanks for the explanation.

 I have a few more question, as you are so kind:

 1) Can TW be used as a standard rich text editor, including exporting 
 files in some standard rich editor format (for example .RTF)? BTW, are 
 tables supported?

 2) Can TW store within itself any other files (thus serving as a sort of 
 archive)?

 3) You mentioned that images cannot be stored within the one file. Is this 
 limitation going to be removed in the future versions of the program? I 
 guess that it would be best to keep the one-file requirement as paramount 
 all the way, to keep things simple.

 Thanks


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[tw] Re: TW tutorials

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Hey!
TWHelp (1) offers a good overview, but there are also other pages, like 
tiddlywiki.org (2) and Tiddler Toddler (3).
TWC is pretty robust, while TW5 is still being developed (alpha14 
currently). TW5 is an improvement and is different from TWC, so I suppose 
it depends on what you need. I think someone more familiar with the 
background will be able to give you a better answer. TWC is pretty well 
documented, but I'm not familiar enough with TW5.

(1) http://twhelp.tiddlyspot.com/
(2) http://tiddlywiki.org/
(3) http://tiddlertoddler.tiddlyspot.com/

w

On Monday, November 11, 2013 12:59:59 PM UTC+1, jqui...@gmail.com wrote:

 What are the best TW tutorials for a total beginner?

 Would you advise me to start off by learning classic TW first or to 
 approach TW5 directly?
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[tw] Re: ForEachTiddler help

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Hi!
Not sure if it's still relevant, but fET also supports begin and end 
parameters. So:
forEachTiddler where 'tiddler.tags.contains(contents)' write 
'[[+tiddler.title+]] 
' begin '{{center twentyfour{' end '}}}'
If necessary, you can also sort them by adding, for example:
sortBy 'tiddler.title' ascending
or some other sorting condition before the write parameter.

w

On Friday, October 18, 2013 4:10:43 AM UTC+2, Tobias Beer wrote:

 Not sure if this is where you're headed but this may be a more painless as 
 well as efficient approach over having a whole lot of dummy tiddlers just 
 for listing it all...

 http://customize.tiddlyspace.com/#TiddlerTabsPlugin...

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[tw] Re: ForEachTiddler help

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Hi!
If I understand correctly, you want the format to be:
[[link 1]]
[[link 2]]
[[link 3]]
[[link 4]]

If so, you can do it like this:
forEachTiddler where 'tiddler.tag.contains(yourTag)' write 
'[[+tiddler.title+]]\n'

w

On Wednesday, October 16, 2013 1:25:14 AM UTC+2, Dave KP wrote:

 Hello,
 I'm very new to tiddlywiki and my understanding of javascript is nil. What 
 I'm after is simple a way to have the list of tiddler links generated by 
 ForEachTiddler be simply written in the tiddler with the forEachTiddler 
 macro as normal tiddler links instead of in the list format. I've found 
 ways to put it into tables and to generate all sorts of sums and sorted 
 into all sorts of...sorting. But nothing to just have the links put into 
 the tiddler as un-formatted links.


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[tw] Re: MicroTiddlyServer

[whatever]

Oooh, yes please.:D
 
w
Dne sreda, 11. september 2013 16:36:05 UTC+2 je oseba Yakov napisala:

 Hello Athman,

 nice work! I have a question which leads to another direction from what 
 you were targeting, but still: there's a certain issue [1] which is called 
 can I substitute Java with something reliable and simple to install? Your 
 script is close to solving that, but has a certain limitation:

 now it's one php script per a TW -- it would be much nicer [for the 
 application I'm talking about] to have one script for saving and many TWs 
 containing tiny plugin MTSSaverPlugin which hijacks the saveFile function 
 (which would make requests to the server side) -- so each TW used 
 previously retain its address and there's no need to multiply php scripts 
 (updating them all would be a burden). This, in turn, will solve the 
 backup each time problem more or less: the save backups option within 
 TWs will work. Finally, this will open an opportunity to extend the 
 interaction of TW with the OS while establishing a highly cross-platform 
 and cross-browser method to save.

 What do you think?

 Best regards,
 Yakov.

 [1] https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/tiddlywikidev/-QQAOTnKnkA

 воскресенье, 12 мая 2013 г., 1:16:05 UTC+4 пользователь Athman Boukhaoua 
 написал:

 I recently had to upgrade my web server to a newer PHP version that 
 caused MiniTiddlyServer that I had been using for years to stop working. 
 Since that project seems abandoned, I coded a replacement called 
 MicroTiddlyServer that does pretty much the same thing.

 It's a small PHP script (much smaller than MiniTiddlyServer was, it's 
 just 9kB) that enables any web server with Apache  PHP to save changes in 
 a TiddlyWiki.

 I thought maybe other people would be interested in this so I made it 
 available for everyone:
 http://exar.ch/microtiddlyserver/

 I'd be happy for any kind of feedback if someone finds this useful :)



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Re: [tw] Re: MicroTiddlyServer

[whatever]

Hey!
MTS works nicely now.:D As for backups, could you perhaps tie that to the 
setting in the TiddlyWiki? Make backups when the option is turned on, don't 
make backups when it's off?
w

On Sunday, September 8, 2013 10:53:24 PM UTC+2, Athman Boukhaoua wrote:

 I fixed the custom field support and the bug with the repeating header.
 The new version is available at http://exar.ch/microtiddlyserver/

 As for the backups, yeah that's too many, but I have to think about how to 
 fix that so that there's less backups but still enough to be useful in an 
 emergency. But that should be in for the next version.


 On Sun, Sep 8, 2013 at 8:06 PM, smallhagrid 
 small...@northcountryhosting.org javascript: wrote:

 Hello Athman.

 I have been using TWHome for saving Tiddlywiki on my hosted space.

 TWHome seems to break very easily – has many things in it which are 
 poorly documented – and altogether is not an ideal solution for 
 self-hosting TW for one’s own usage.

 I have hoped a better solution would come along – and it seems this 
 comes close but when I emailed you there was no reply.

 It would be a great service to many TW users if this will be made to 
 work correctly and completely !!!

 Thanks.

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Re: [tw] Re: Book for tiddlywiki

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I've recently stumbled upon TiddlyDocs (1) and VanillaTiddlyDocs (2) again 
and decided it's high time to give them a proper testing. However, I 
noticed that the posts about them are over a year old. Any updates on their 
status? Also, TiddlyDocs is supposed to use FCKEditor, which was replaced 
by CKEditor (3). Has anyone gotten CKEditor to work with TW? I looked 
around, but it seems the newer browsers broke the functionality.

(1) http://tiddlydocs.tiddlyspace.com/
(2) http://vanillatiddlydocs.tiddlyspot.com/
(3) http://ckeditor.com/

w



On Thursday, February 9, 2012 6:31:26 AM UTC+1, AlexHough wrote:

 Is TiddlyDocs still a work in progress?
 Simon McMannus was working on it

 Alex

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  http://vanillatiddlydocs.tiddlyspot.com/
 
 
  On Feb 8, 1:07 pm, DDT dtillem...@gmail.com wrote:
  Is there a way in tiddlywiki to create a book?
  I think it would be already helpfull if you could add a button (or
  link) which opens some default tiddlers with the tiddler title on top
  of the page. This would already make a nice printout. Only problem
  rests is paging...
  Is(Are) there a(any) plugin(s) which can help me?
 
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[tw] Re: MicroTiddlyServer

[whatever]

Hey!
Awesome script. But I found three issues. I was using TiddlyWiki 2.8.1, but 
I also checked with the attached TiddlyWiki 2.7.2 (although I had to change 
the version number to 271, because the script threw the error message).
1. The hidden text in index.php is appended to the beginning of the 
tiddlywiki file each time you save. This is bad because it increases the 
file size unnecessarily.
2. No fields. I have some custom fields, but when I save, it deletes them 
(it doesn’t just delete the values, it completely removes the field). This 
is serious. It breaks one of my plugins, which relies on custom fields. It 
probably breaks other plugins as well.
3. Too many backups. It creates a backup every time you save, even if you 
disable the option in tiddlywiki.

Otherwise, this is pretty much what I, and probably many other TW users, 
need, so I hope you can fix this.

Great work!

Regards,
w

PS: I also posted this as a comment at exar.ch.


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 I recently had to upgrade my web server to a newer PHP version that caused 
 MiniTiddlyServer that I had been using for years to stop working. Since 
 that project seems abandoned, I coded a replacement called 
 MicroTiddlyServer that does pretty much the same thing.

 It's a small PHP script (much smaller than MiniTiddlyServer was, it's just 
 9kB) that enables any web server with Apache  PHP to save changes in a 
 TiddlyWiki.

 I thought maybe other people would be interested in this so I made it 
 available for everyone:
 http://exar.ch/microtiddlyserver/

 I'd be happy for any kind of feedback if someone finds this useful :)


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[tw] Re: Splitting macro generated list

[whatever]

Hey!

You can do that using ForEachTiddlerPlugin (1). See example
'Pagewise' list all Tiddlers (10 Tiddlers per page, with page up/down
buttons) (2).

(1) http://tiddlywiki.abego-software.de/#ForEachTiddlerPlugin
(2)
http://tiddlywiki.abego-software.de/#%5B%5B'Pagewise'%20list%20all%20Tiddlers%20(10%20Tiddlers%20per%20page%2C%20with%20page%20up%2Fdown%20buttons)%5D%5D

w

On Jun 13, 1:59 pm, Rick batche...@gmail.com wrote:
 Hi,

 I'm wondering if there's a way to split a macro generated list into several
 sections. I have a list of 100+ tiddlers which I want to display
 effectively without having to scroll too much. Those tiddlers are already
 filtered by tag. I'm wondering on how to do one or both of these approaches:

 1. After filtered by tag, also filter the title using regex. I tried the
 following but won't give the desired result:

 list [tag[foo]] [title[a.*]] [sort[title]]

 2. Use the limit clause like this:

 list [tag[foo]] [sort[title]] [limit[10]]

 However, that only give me the 1st 10 items from the list. How can I get
 the next 10 items?

 Is it possible to do what I want to do? Where did I go wrong?

 Thx

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[tw] Re: HTML Parsing and Output

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Hi!
You can write a simple script that fetches the content of the tiddler
with HTML code, apply regex to clean it up and save it to a new
tiddler (or overwrite the old one). No need to use VBS or external
processing. Of course, getting regex done correctly can be tricky,
especially if HTML was created with Word. But it can be done. Not sure
if there's a simpler way. But if you can provide a sample of input and
output formats, I'm sure we can help you out.

w

On 26 apr., 05:52, Steve Rutter gswrut...@gmail.com wrote:
 I have a problem with where I work not having the appropriate tools to
 properly parse some HTML documents that we have, and the security is so
 high, that is not going to change. As such, is there a way to get TW to
 parse out information from HTML stored in another tiddler. I'm starting
 with the HTML that a word document can be converted to (single page type).
 My ONLY other option is to just attempt REGEX on each piece of information
 I need using VBS before inserting it into a tiddler (using direct text
 manipulation).

 What I want to end up with is a table with the bits of information I am
 looking for.

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[tw] An interesting use of Twine and TiddlyWiki

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http://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/79581979/cuddlefish.html#9

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[tw] Re: Separate box like on wikipedia

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Hi!

Try InfoboxTablesPlugin (1).

(1)  http://infoboxes.tiddlyspot.com

w

On 21 apr., 22:38, Terenor amir.webs...@gmail.com wrote:
 Hello everyone,

 I was wondering if there was a way to make inside a tiddler  a box with
 some content like those found on wikipedia. For example look at the article
 for olfactory nerve on wikipedia. Do you see the Cranial Nerves box on
 the right hand side? Something like this, that would allow the isolation of
 some text.
 Thanks for any suggestion,

 Amir

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[tw] Re: cintanotes (@Jeremy)

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Hey!
@Jeremy: Are you by any chance trying to integrate TiddlySnip (1) into
TiddlyFox? That would be cool.

(1) https://groups.google.com/group/tiddlysnip

w

On 9 apr., 09:47, Jeremy Ruston jeremy.rus...@gmail.com wrote:
 Hi Mat

 Thanks, I hadn't seen Cintanotes.

 I'd like to integrate web snipping into TiddlyFox. To make a note, you'd
 select text or image(s) in a webpage, and then use a keyboard shortcut (or
 clicking a browser toolbar button) to trigger TiddlyFox. TiddlyFox would
 display a dialogue to enable you to edit the tiddler, and a way to choose
 which of the loaded TW documents to insert the tiddler.

 The tags implementation in TW5 is currently the same as classic TW: each
 tiddler carries a list of tiddler titles interpreted as tags. Looking at
 the screen shots of Cintanotes it appears to (a) allow each tag to have a
 parent tag and (b) when getting the list of tiddlers with a given tag, it
 also includes any tiddlers tagged with child tags of the specified tag. The
 first part allows the tags to be displayed in a hierarchy, and is quite
 easy to set up. The second part is more of a change to the existing logic.
 It would certainly be possible for a TW5 plugin to implement that behaviour.

 Best wishes

 Jeremy









 On Sun, Apr 7, 2013 at 7:18 PM, Mat matiasg...@gmail.com wrote:
  Possibly old hat for some, but if you don't know about cintanotes
  http://cintanotes.com/it's worth checking out. @Jeremy - maybe
  something can serve as inspiration for TW5?

  I have found myself using this parallel with TW because it is so darn easy
  to add notes to it plus it really has a practical next-to-no-nonsense
  interface. The adding of copied notes is not unlike the old tiddlysnip but
  even more direct. BTW, tiddlysnip or equivalent is a feature I really miss
  in TW. Ironically, it is a bit of a hassle to perform the very main feature
  of TW, ie. to add a note to it... :-/

  Another feature cintanotes has is it lets you categorize tags and list
  them in these categories. Can be seen in screen cast at above link. [1]

  :-)

  [1] Tobias has the wonderful and powerful TagSearch
  http://tobibeer.tiddlyspace.com/#TagSearchplugin for categorizing tas.
  It's power comes with complexity tho.

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[tw] innerHTML alternatives for non-IE browsers

[whatever]

Hi!
I was playing around with one of my plugins and I added an edit mode.
It worked exactly as it was supposed to, until I tested it in non-IE
browsers. It turns out the culprit is innerHTML.

For example, I used the following to get the content:
var macroContent = placeEdit.innerHTML;
placeEdit is the DIV where the edit table is rendered. This table
includes textareas where you can modify values. In IE, the changes are
picked up, but in other browsers, I only get the original values, no
changes. I did some reading and apparently innerHTML is proprietary M$
stuff and only works so-so elsewhere.

Any suggestions/alternatives as to how I can retrieve the content of
the DIV? And I need the HTML code, so I can do the appropriate
replacements and get the parameters that I need, so textContent (which
also ignores changes) is out.

I uploaded the test version (1).

(1) http://infoboxtables220test.tiddlyspot.com/

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[tw] Re: innerHTML alternatives for non-IE browsers

[whatever]

Yes, that was it! I just added this.defaultValue = this.value; to
the onblur event of the textareas and that was it. :D
Thanks, Eric.

w

On 2 apr., 17:16, Eric Shulman elsdes...@gmail.com wrote:
  placeEdit is the DIV where the edit table is rendered. This table
  includes textareas where you can modify values. In IE, the changes are
  picked up, but in other browsers, I only get the original values, no
  changes. I did some reading and apparently innerHTML is proprietary M$
  stuff and only works so-so elsewhere.

  Any suggestions/alternatives as to how I can retrieve the content of
  the DIV? And I need the HTML code, so I can do the appropriate
  replacements and get the parameters that I need, so textContent (which
  also ignores changes) is out.

 Take a look at the code in TiddlyTools' SnapshotPlugin getSnap()
 function.  In particular, the following lines:
 ---
 var elems=snapElem.getElementsByTagName('input');
 for (var i=0; ielems.length; i++) { var e=elems[i];
         if (e.type=='text')             e.defaultValue=e.value;
         if (e.type=='checkbox')         e.defaultChecked=e.checked;
         if (e.type=='radiobutton')      e.defaultChecked=e.checked;}

 var elems=snapElem.getElementsByTagName('textarea');
 for (var i=0; ielems.length; i++)
 elems[i].defaultValue=elems[i].value;
 ---

 The above code sets the defaultValue of any form fields to match
 that fields current value.  Then, when snapElem.innerHTML is retrieved
 as text, those fields will have: defaultValue=... included in the
 HTML syntax.

 enjoy,
 -e
 Eric Shulman
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[tw] Re: How to make a list/table of newest tiddlers of a given set of tags?

[whatever]

Hey!

Sure, you can do that with ForEachTiddlerPlugin (1).

|forEachTiddler where 'tiddler.tags.contains(ProjectUpdates)'
sortBy tiddler.modified descending write '(index  10) ?
[[+tiddler.title+]]\n : ' begin 'ProjectUpdates\n'|same code
with different tag|same code with different tag|

You can of course use transclusions to reduce the code.

(1)  http://tiddlywiki.abego-software.de/#ForEachTiddlerPlugin

w

On 20 mar., 06:04, Arc Acorn nuttyta...@gmail.com wrote:
 I was wondering if anybody knew a good way to create a list/table of the
 most recent tiddlers of a given set of tags.
 Example:
 Say I want to make a couple tags ProjectUpdates, PenArt,  SketchArt
 I than want to be able to make a display were it shows the most recent 5 or
 so of each one preferably in a table format like:

 https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-8gJ9cMSdCqM/UUlCLzXZkwI/AF...

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[tw] Re: Detecting link text

[whatever]

Hey!

Funny, because I think what LinkifyPlugin does is actually
redirecting. Of a sort. I mean, obviously, it's not a redirect in the
sense of going to a page and then being sent to another page. It skips
a page, but you still end up in a different tiddler than what the link
text suggested.
For example, when you write a PrettyLink like [[Darth Vader|Anakin
Skywalker]], the user expects to end up in the Darth Vader tiddler,
but actually ends up in the Anakin Skywalker tiddler, so to me, that
is a sort of redirect. What LinkifyPlugin does is, it saves you from
having to actually write the whole PrettyLink, but the user still sees
Darth Vader and ends up in Anakin Skywalker.
Currently, I use extra tiddlers and transclusions. So I write [[Darth
Vader]] and you go to the Darth Vader tiddler, but the content you
see there is transcluded from the Anakin Skywalker tiddler. In this
case, the user quickly sees that he was redirected. However, were I
to use LinkifyPlugin, that would not be the case.
Hmm, now that I think about it, if I used LinkifyPlugin, it might be
easier if I simply listed all the aliases from the config file.

By the way, I didn't mean to imply that you needed to add anything to
LinifyPlugin, that's already awesome as it is. :D I was just wondering
if there was a way to detect the text of the PrettyLink and preserve
it for further use. It's not a big problem if there isn't. :)

And you're right, the only reason I can think of right now is to let
the user know that they were redirected, but there are other ways to
solve that.

And thanks for the explanation.

w

On 8 mar., 09:30, Tobias Beer beertob...@gmail.com wrote:
 Hi w,

 I believe you are aware that LinkifyPlugin does no redirecting — in the
 sense that you cannot open a url like...

 http:/tw.org#*foo*

 ...redirecting to...

 http:/tw.org#*foobar*
 *
 *
 ...only because...

 http:/tw.org#*LinkifyConfig*
 *
 *
 ...would have a line that reads...

 foobar|foo*

 ...which it currently only does in order for the text in perhaps a
 tiddler...

 http:/tw.org#*bar*

 ...to automagically linkify the word *foo* to...

 http:/tw.org#*foobar*

 What I am trying to say is that there really is no entity called *foo *from
 which anything redirects — it's only a pattern that could match anything.

 ̶̶
 Search currently provides relevant results as it finds whatever you're
 looking for and then...

    1. opens the tiddler *bar*
    2. containing *foo* in its text
    3. which lets you navigate to *foobar* via linkification

 While I could (theoretically) overwrite whatever core code renders a
 missing tiddler text so as to check if a linkify pattern matches, there
 never really has been any (perma)link created that pointed to it, e.g. for
 use in an external site. Out of the blue, hardly anyone just tries out urls
 like that, e.g.

 http://www.tw.org/#*letMeTypeAnyThing*

 ...and I don't find it desireable to cater for such thing unless it were
 common www practice or had the potential to become that. But even if it
 did, I'd probably much rather display search results.

 So, right now, the *redirecting* topic feels a bit imaginary to me. After
 all *Tiddly** ...is not *pedia, so I'd challenge you to provide a solid
 argument for why this or other *pedia style features are desireable. For
 example, you could ask yourself five times in a row why you want that

 *I want *pedia style redirects.*

 *Why?*
 Because it helps me see where I was redirected from.

 *Why (redirected)?*
 Because...

 *Why (...)?*
 Because...

 If at the end of this exercise, the argument chain brings you somewhere
 that sounds like a requirement to cater for, I'll gladly bring it to
 fruition.

 Cheers, Tobias.

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[tw] Re: Detecting link text

[whatever]

Hey!


On 8 mar., 22:00, Tobias Beer beertob...@gmail.com wrote:
 Hi w,

 Is it rather that you want a means to go back to scroll back to the element

  you have clicked before, thus also being relevant for normal tiddlyLinks?

 So, what I think it boils down to is that your desired functionality
 applies to any internal PrettyLink, not just those created by linkify
 ...because truly that is all Linkify does... it creates PrettyLinks.

Yes, I was talking about all internal links, not just linkifed, but
LinkifyPlugin was on my mind, since I'm hoping to use it for
aliases. :)


 If you wish, your desired functionality sounds more like a 
 *RewindPlugin*which would show
 some message (e.g. below a tiddler subtitle) which tells you where you came
 from and let's you click to go right back, perhaps even to the actual link,
 not just the tiddler.

This is already covered by Eric's BreadcrumbsPlugin, so you'd be
reinwenting the wheel. :D

I'm not interested in where I came from, I'm interested in the fact
that this is a different tiddler than the link text indictated. For
example, if you're in the [[Empire]] tiddler and you mention [[Darth
Vader]] and the user clicks on it, he doesn't actually go to Darth
Vader tiddler (which doesn't exist) but to [[Anakin Skywalker]]
tiddler. I'd like to be able to tell the user, that he was
redirected from Darth Vader and that he is indeed in the correct
tiddler.

I've been looking around the net a bit and I found some ideas.
Basically, you'd need to detect clicks on the links, get the innerHTML
of the clicked link and somehow save it and then display it in the
destination tiddler.

Something like this:
html
head
titleTEST/title
script type=text/javascript
onload=function(){
var els=document.getElementsByTagName('a');
i=els.length;
while(i--0)
els[i].onclick=function(){
document.getElementById('headline').innerHTML=this.innerHTML;
}
}
/script
/head
body
h3 id=headlineDefault Headline/h3
a href=#text 1/abr
a href=#text 2/abr
a href=#text 3/abr
a href=#text 4/a
/body
/html

This works nicely in a vanilla HTML document, but it would need to be
modified obviously. I'll play around a little. Who knows, we might
actually turn up something interesting. :)


 Cheers Tobias.

Thanks.
w

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[tw] Detecting link text

[whatever]

Hi!

Is there a way to detect the link text?

For example, the link in a tiddler is [[some text|target tiddler]]. Is
there a way to detect some text and display it in the target
tiddler?

I was thinking of using LinkifyPlugin (1) for redirects, but I'd like
a way to notify the user that he has been redirected from some text.

(1) http://linkify.tiddlyspot.com/


w

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[tw] Re: Detecting link text

[whatever]

Hey,

I just wanted a sort of Wikipedia-style function where it tells you
that you have been redirected to that tiddler. You know, you click a
link and find yourself in a different tiddler and you go What
now??? :D I'd like it clear the user was redirected.
I'm working on a sort of pedia where there are lots of names and
stuff and if someone has a nickname, I want all the nicknames to point
to a single tiddler. And I don't want the user to worry whether
they've been sent to the correct tiddler.
Currently, I use transclusion, which involves extra tiddlers and I'd
like to avoid that.

w

On 8 mar., 00:19, Tobias Beer beertob...@gmail.com wrote:
 Ho w,

 I could implement this, but it would involve hijacking another core
 function (=overhead).

 So, why exactly would you want to do that?

 Is it rather that you want a means to go back to scroll back to the element
 you have clicked before, thus also being relevant for normal tiddlyLinks?

 Cheers, Tobias

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[tw] Re: personal database / files catalogue using tiddlywiki

[whatever]

Hi!
An interesting solution. I might actually use it for an initial data
import into TW (using Excel so far :D). However, regenerating the list
each time seems kinda bothersome and requires generating a list
outside of TW. Then again, you're adding files, so I see how it might
actually be efficient, at least for initial list.

Anyway, if you are interested in learning more about TW databases/
lists, here are a couple of different solutions:
http://www.strm.us/tw/cigars
http://baggr.tiddlyspot.com/
http://tiddlymarks.tiddlyspot.com/

There are plenty others, but these are off the top of my head.

If you decide to play around, you could use FileDropPlugin (1) for
quickly adding movies to TW database and ForEachTiddlerPlugin (2) for
creating lists (or just the default list macro :D).

(1) http://www.TiddlyTools.com/#FileDropPlugin
(2) http://tiddlywiki.abego-software.de/#ForEachTiddlerPlugin

w

On 6 mar., 09:02, Nikhil Sheth nikhil...@gmail.com wrote:
 Hi,

 I wanted a way to manage my video collection (too huge and confusing)
 using tags, and found a way to use Tiddlywiki to create a database /
 catalog of all the files in a folder.
 It had to be portable, something I could take around in my HDD with my
 videos, and usable to directly watch the videos too. And it had to be
 dynamic : I'll add tags to videos as I go along; can't do everything at
 once. And of course, updatable: so I can add more videos as they come.

 I don't make software; I don't have any programming expertise in
 database languages, and can just understand some basic javascript and
 HTML, so just looked at the source of tiddlers and figured out a
 quick-and-dirty way of getting it done! I've been able to make a
 javascript wizard for doing it and embedded it into the tiddlywiki
 itself, so anyone can follow some simple instructions and set up a
 database / catalog of their own collection.

 So, please check out 
 :https://www.dropbox.com/s/j7z787xi8aqy7u1/tiddlywiki%20database.zip?m

 It's a zip file having one template tiddly file that anyone can use to
 create their own catalog of files/videos/ebooks etc, and a sample tiddly
 file to demonstrate how it can be used (the links to the files won't
 work of course). I can't say if I'll work any further on this, but any
 feedback is welcome.

 And to the creators: Thanks for making tiddlywiki decentralized!
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 Cheers,
 Nikhil Sheth
 +91-966-583-1250
 Udaipur/Pune, India
 Self-designed learner at Swaraj University 
 http://www.swarajuniversity.orghttp://www.nikhilsheth.tkhttp://www.facebook.com/nikjs

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[tw] Re: UPDATE: LinkifyPlugin v.1.0.4

[whatever]

Hmm, very nice. Could it be that I've finally found a replacement for
Udo's TiddlerAliasPlugin (1)? This could be very interesting.

(1) http://tiddlywiki.abego-software.de/Beta.html#TiddlerAliasPlugin

w

On 6 mar., 16:51, Tobias Beer beertob...@gmail.com wrote:
 Hi Everyone,

 In case you are using *LinkifyPlugin*, here's an update 
 (v.1.0.4)...http://linkify.tiddlyspot.com/#LinkifyPlugin

 If you are, please check if things still work as expected.

 ~

 A new setting called *doNotLinkifyInside* now prevents linkification in
 elements with a matching css selectorhttp://linkify.tiddlyspot.com/#Settings

 By default text in headings, the header and anything with a class of
 .noLinkify no longer is linkified.

 ~

 The default styles have been swapped so that linkified links now are bit
 darker by default and lighter when hovered...

 ( thanks for the tip 
 Mario:https://groups.google.com/d/msg/tiddlywikidev/Pgbis-94ajg/H_u4u1kF8AcJ)

 ~

 LinkifyPlugin (like all my plugins) now comes minified by default. The a
 commented source being on 
 Github...https://github.com/tobibeer/TiddlyWikiPlugins/blob/master/plugins/Lin...

 ~

 Under the hood I did some refactorying to use an actual plugin container
 under *config.extensions*.
 Before that I used global functions ...who knows why.

 ~

 I have also updated the includable plugin space on 
 TiddlySpace...http://linkifyplugin.tiddlyspace.com

 That's it. More soon...

 Cheers, Tobias.

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[tw] Re: Passing a Div through a macro to plugin?

[whatever]

Hey!

Some pseudo code:

pass yourTag and myList as macro parameters {

array = [];
store.getTaggedTiddlers(yourTag)
for each tiddler {
getElementById(myList)
for each list {
push each LI to array+,
}
}
array.sort()
array.split()
for each item in array {
wikify
}
}

Of course, if you want this done on the tiddler that contains the
actual list, you'll have to add this to a modified ViewTemplate (1).

(1) http://www.TiddlyTools.com/#TaggedTemplateTweak



w

On 4 mar., 10:04, Adam Sneller adam%earth2adam@gtempaccount.com
wrote:
 Can anyone tell me how to pass a div from a tiddler, through a macro to a
 plugin?  Basically, I have a tiddler that looks like this:

 *HTML
 UL id=#myList
     LI/LI
     ...
     LI/LI
 /UL
 /HTML*

 and I want to pass *#myList* through a macro... something like this??

 *sortList, tidder.getDiv('#myList')*

 to my SortListPlugin:

 *config.macros.sortList = {}
 config.macros.sortList.handler = (place, macroName, params, wikifier,
 paramString, tiddler) {

     //Sort #myList and send changes back to tiddler.

 }*

 I appreciate any input!

 Thanks :)

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[tw] Re: Linking to a tiddler inside an html space.

[whatever]

Hi!

If I'm not mistaken, you can use the nowiki/nowiki tags inside a
HTML block to include wiki syntax.
w

On 30 jan., 06:40, Sticky Notes stickynot...@gmail.com wrote:
 Thanks for the point out, though it doesn't seem to be able to solve my
 last issue.

 ---From the plugin ---
 The TW core support for HTML does not let you put ANY wiki-style syntax
 (including TW macros) *inside* the html.../html block. Everything
 between html and /html is handed to the browser for processing and that
 is it.

 However, not all wiki syntax can be safely passed through the browser's
 parser. Specifically, any TW macros inside the HTML will get 'eaten' by the
 browser since the macro brackets, ... use the  and  that normally
 delimit the HTML/XML syntax recognized by the browser's parser.
 

 #1 I'm not actually trying to work inside html/html blocks per say (or
 at least I don't think I am) I just used it as an example earlier since I
 don't really know how to phrase  where I'm actually working... I'm trying
 to modify a plugin that makes a treelist so that I can make buttons/links
 at the end of each tree object to open the tiddler, and that would create a
 tiddler that has a tag that is the name of the tiddler it was clicked by.
 [o] = Open tiddler button [+] Create new sub node button
 - Folder node tiddler [o] [+]
 - - Document node tiddler [o] [+]
 - - Document node tiddler [o] [+]

 Currently I use the newHere plugin but for it to work you have to open
 the tiddler and than hit the button, which adds a lot of time and hassle
 over the long run.
 I know the newTiddler macro can do what I want I just need to know how to
 call it as a real function...

 Obviously thanks to Eric the Open tiddler button works great now, which I
 wanted so that I could open tiddlers with that button instead of clicking
 on the tree node/folder nodes which caused them to collapse or expand as
 well as open the tiddler.

 And the only thing left to figure out is how to pretty much make a
 newTiddler title:NewSubNode tag:ParentNodeName'
 Macro into a  onclick= Function

 Which I've tried looking around and trying a few dozen combos that I
 thought might work, but I just have so little experience reading and
 understanding JavaScript still to know where I should really be looking...
  ^^;
 I have been learning a lot doing this though and now I'm thinking in the
 not so distance future really want to free up some time and get into
 studying JavaScript, it seems to be a pretty awesome tool to know.



 On Tuesday, January 29, 2013 2:47:14 PM UTC-8, Tobias Beer wrote:

  Hi Sticky Notes,

  While Eric is around, I believe his HTMLFormattingPlugin [1] might be of
  interest to you. It allows you to weave Wiki syntax inside html blocks.

  Cheers, Tobias.

  [1]http://tiddlytools.com/#HTMLFormattingPluginInfo

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