Kevin
Strangely, I've never encountered the problems you mentioned except
the table markup of TW.
(Fx 3.0.3/ WinXP SP3)
You could try these steps:
1) clear the cache and cookies of your browser
2) close your browser
3) open your TW in browser again
and/or please try the original copy
Eric,
Yes. At the time we implemented this we didn't appreciate that we
could retrieve the values using the tiddler macro (*blush*)
We plan to implement almost exactly what you proposed although we had
been leaning towards the following syntax:
tiddler TiddlerName::SliceName::SliceField
We'll
We plan to implement almost exactly what you proposed although we had
been leaning towards the following syntax:
tiddler TiddlerName::SliceName::SliceField
Using the :: separator twice in the section reference could be very
problematic... especially for code that currently assumes that only
Hey Eric (et al!)
I like the notion of a 2D 'slice array', addressable by row and column
names... and I especially like that fact that the additional table
syntax doesn't interfere with the TW standard slice table handling,
e.g., using the above table, you could still retrieve values where
Hello,
I downloaded TiddlyWiki some time ago and sice then I have been
wondering. Why is the order of words relevant when searching? This
means when I search for say Term1 Term2 I get 2 hits. But when I
search vor Term2 Term1 I will get only 1 hit.
Today I noticed that it is obviously possible
hi,
i'm brand new to tiddlywiki, so if someone could give me a little
advice, i'd really appreciate it!
in the advanced options i put a location for the backup folder as
follows:
C:\Documents and Settings\tee-tu\Desktop\trevwiki-backups\
- but when i save, it says failed to create backup
- i
I downloaded TiddlyWiki some time ago and sice then I have been
wondering. Why is the order of words relevant when searching? This
means when I search for say Term1 Term2 I get 2 hits. But when I
search vor Term2 Term1 I will get only 1 hit.
Straight out of the box, TiddlyWiki does not do
Molicule,
I have started using this and I like it very much. One thing that
would make it even more useful for me is if it accepted URLs and
displayed them in a form one could click on.
Possible?
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I figured it out. I looked at my backup folder online and it was only
updating my xml file so I went into my local copy and unchecked the
RSS and backup folder option and now it works!
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I'm currently having issues uploading and saving to the
Hello,
I would like to export my note-taking wiki's tiddlers in plain html as
a backup (just in case the tiddlywiki file gets corrupted for some
reason I want to have plain html of the contents of the wiki). By
plain html I mean just one file with all the tiddlers but without the
css or
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