[tw] Re: Treeview comments and bugs

On May 24, 2009, at 9:38 PM, Eric Weir wrote: > which are not to the liking of anyone but me Should have been "may not." Maybe somebody besides me does like it? -- Eric Weir Decatur, GA USA eew...@bellsouth.net --~--~--

[tw] CalendarPlugin/DatePlugin Modification Question

Hello all! I am using TiddlyWiki as an organizer for personal information and study information. I am using the FormTiddlerPlugin, CalendarPlugin, and DatePlugin. Right now, I have it set up so that if I click on a date on the calendar, a popup comes up with the date. I would like to create anoth

[tw] Re: Treeview comments and bugs

On May 24, 2009, at 8:02 PM, Mark S. wrote: > You can try it with class "treeview-black", and see if that fills the > bill better. There's also "treeview-gray". Other color schemes could > be made by playing with the little graphic icons and substituting the > colors you want in some image edito

[tw] Re: image: thumb + popup?

> I tried this online and from a local file: < with: http://www.tiddlytools.com/images/fish.jpg3em 4em fullWidth > fullHeight>> Though I realize you are only testing, please **do NOT create 'deep- links' to image files stored on TiddlyTools.com**. This is considered extremely rude. Also, do *no

[tw] Re: image: thumb + popup?

> I tried: 100px>> - no luck When entering macro parameters that start with "http:" you need to enclose it within [[...]]. Otherwise, TW will interpret the leading http: as a parameter 'name', resulting in a param named "http" with a value of "//www.un

[tw] Re: Treeview comments and bugs

You can try it with class "treeview-black", and see if that fills the bill better. There's also "treeview-gray". Other color schemes could be made by playing with the little graphic icons and substituting the colors you want in some image editor. -- Mark On May 24, 3:35 pm, Eric Weir wrote: > O

[tw] Re: now Alternate Time Systems in TW- major thread drift.

Morris, On May 24, 6:08 pm, Morris Gray wrote: > Hi Tim, > > I can't seem to find what thread I read that sent me to your site > maybe I dreamed it.  This will have to do. > > NET is a single time on its own to the exclusion of all others. Well now... guess it's a good thing for you that I'm n

[tw] Re: image: thumb + popup?

Hmm I tried this online and from a local file: > - It didn't work. However I made it work on Erics own tiddlytools website - by making a new tiddler and writing: <> . I've tried with several other paths - both locally and o

[tw] Re: Treeview comments and bugs

On May 24, 2009, at 6:50 PM, Morris Gray wrote: > You can use your present TW-Notes menus with practically no change. > About the only change is taking the site map slider command < [[My subTopic1]] . sliders>> out of the first level tiddler. and and > possibly it will work straight off. Pick

[tw] Re: Treeview comments and bugs

Hi Morris This is so great that I can't express it (in english anyway :-)) This must be the best navigational plugin for TW yet - extraoridinarily WELL DONE!! I'm trying to use it in a TW I've tranlated to Danish - but I have problems with EditFieldPlugin - by Eric Shulman and I don't know if it

[tw] Re: Treeview comments and bugs

On May 24, 6:38 pm, IainS wrote: > When I put in treeview1 it gave me an error message error in macro > <> so is something missing in the experiment?? <> was for version1 of the plugin it is 2 now. > I think this really useful (maybe we can call its developers "the > Goodies") and I can see ho

[tw] Re: Here's an example of a tree structure (treeview) implemented on TW

On May 24, 2009, at 11:12 AM, wolfgang wrote: >> Another question, that may already have been answered: will it be >> possible exclude tiddlers from the tree, the way you can from the >> sidebar with excludeLists? >> > > Since Treeview is based on tags the excludeLists tag should also work > her

[tw] Re: Here's an example of a tree structure (treeview) implemented on TW

On May 24, 2009, at 5:32 PM, Morris Gray wrote: > On May 25, 12:05 am, Eric Weir wrote: >> Another question, that may already have been answered: will it be >> possible exclude tiddlers from the tree, the way you can from the >> sidebar with excludeLists? > > The way TWT-Notes-Exp is set up The

[tw] Re: TagglyTaggingPlugin suggestion

On Sat, May 23, 2009 at 9:57 AM, RA wrote: > > > I don't think I understand what you are achieving here. Can you explain a > > little? > > > > Simon. > > > > The way TagglyTaggingPlugin remembers the settings is by creating a > tiddler for each tag or tag expression. Suppose I have a macro call >

[tw] Re: now Alternate Time Systems in TW- major thread drift.

Hi Tim, I can't seem to find what thread I read that sent me to your site maybe I dreamed it. This will have to do. Wow I've just checked it out. Great work! I've downloaded it and was amazed. Exactly what I wanted, a running clock and a journal time stamp. I've been waiting since 220° 32' 2

[tw] Re: image: thumb + popup?

> > Also the lightweight RolloverPlugin would be a further option to > > display a full scale image upon hovering over a thumbnail: > > Try this new 'pure HTML' tiddler: >http://www.TiddlyTools.com/#ThumbThing > Great work, Eric! And even more 'light' with no dependencies. For a non-developer

[tw] Re: image: thumb + popup?

Hi Same problem here - I tried: > - no luck I also tried: <> for a tiddler with a field named image... - no luck either.. YS Måns Mårtensson On May 24, 11:23 pm, lerone wrote: > hey, > > great, looks just like what I was looking for also! > > – u

[tw] Re: Here's an example of a tree structure (treeview) implemented on TW

On May 25, 12:05 am, Eric Weir wrote: > Another question, that may already have been answered: will it be > possible exclude tiddlers from the tree, the way you can from the > sidebar with excludeLists? The way TWT-Notes-Exp is set up TheTop Level tiddler name is the tag for all of it's children

[tw] Re: image: thumb + popup?

hey, great, looks just like what I was looking for also! – unfortunately the tidler where I insert the <> nothing appears. anything I could check? (I had a similar proble with the great similarTiddlers-plugin; maybe there is something fundamental I should check to be able to insert these "<<...>

[tw] Re: image: thumb + popup?

> Also the lightweight RolloverPlugin would be a further option to > display a full scale image upon hovering over a thumbnail: Try this new 'pure HTML' tiddler: http://www.TiddlyTools.com/#ThumbThing Usage: <> Where: 'image' is a local path/file or a remote URL reference to a

[tw] Re: Here's an example of a tree structure (treeview) implemented on TW

For this particular tree structure, I don't think you'd have to rename all tags. root root.a a.Jonas a.Silas Silas.Bod root.b b.Coraline b.OtherMother where the dot notation indicates: tagname(parent branch).node(leaf).name Then to move "Bod" to

[tw] Re: Here's an example of a tree structure (treeview) implemented on TW

Hi Eric, > Another question, that may already have been answered: will it be > possible exclude tiddlers from the tree, the way you can from the > sidebar with excludeLists? > Since Treeview is based on tags the excludeLists tag should also work here. As long as it hasn't been tagged with a top

[tw] Re: Here's an example of a tree structure (treeview) implemented on TW

> > Might it be possible to provide for rearranging items in the tree, > > e.g., by dragging? > > This capability isn't in the native treeview menu code. We can hope > that they might add it some day. I can imagine some ways to emulate it > a bit ... but is a bit mind-numbing. > It is mind-numbi

[tw] Re: Here's an example of a tree structure (treeview) implemented on TW

Another question, that may already have been answered: will it be possible exclude tiddlers from the tree, the way you can from the sidebar with excludeLists? Thanks in advance, -- Eric Weir Decatur, GA USA eew...@bellsouth

[tw] Re: image: thumb + popup?

> > > One way is the use of PopupPreviewPlugin > > > I'm thinking there must be another way - I just couldn't find any > > mention of how to define a popup link in TW. > > > You might want to try > >http://www.TiddlyTools.com/#ImageSizePlugin > > A third way could be the combined use of ShowPo

[tw] Re: Getting a "first line-script" into a table

Hi At last I made it work with the script inside the fET. I had to abandon the sliderframe. The result is vewable here: http://bibtw.tiddlyspot.com/index.html#Books%26Articles Code: <= 1 ? m[1] : ""; } ' write '(index < 200)? "|"+(index+1)+"|[["+tiddler.title+"]] | [["+tiddler.data("author")+"

[tw] Re: now Alternate Time Systems in TW- major thread drift.

Bare bones/pre-Alpha "New Earth Time" version of plugin done, works in DigitalClock for real-time, works in journal entries, currently but temporarily running on my site. I'll incorporate this functionality in the final version, but I'm shifting my attention to that now unless there are serious b

[tw] Re: Possible source of intermittent JavaScript problems?

Roger, I'd try disabling all the firefox plugins on the troublesome system. ;Daniel On Wed, May 20, 2009 at 7:56 AM, roger wrote: > > At our office we have a computer that seems to have intermittent > problems running JavaScript with our TW files.  The user complained > about frequent problems

[tw] Re: Download.php or one click download

On Tue, May 19, 2009 at 7:55 PM, wolfgang wrote: > >> Does tiddlyspot use something similar? > > Yes, just add /download to any tiddlyspot site and it will download > that particular site with a left click. At tiddlyspot you get the last saved version of your tiddlywiki; so if you didn't save y

[tw] Re: Treeview comments and bugs

After spending some time I got treeview to work but only be modifying the existing Main Menu like this @@padding-left:2em;font-size:1.1em;color:#c06;[[Treeview .23 menu trial|Topic]]@@ <> {{textcenter{<>}}} When I put in treeview1 it gave me an error message error in macro <> so is so

[tw] Re: Javascript gurus...

> I considered [posting to the dev group], but frankly I hesitated > because I have no idea what many of the posts over there are about > or what their norms are, and I had a feeling that basic, > not-TW-specific questions might not be considered appropriate there No need to worry about that; gen