Hi Ben,
Making a quicksilver[1] style front-end for tiddly is a very smart
idea, nice work!
What is actually happening under the hood here?
Are you parsing the tiddywiki html DOM for keywords when you search,
and displaying them in the window drawn by java?
I'm afraid I'm on a mac, and I
Hi all,
I hope this is not inappropriate of me to post here. Let me know if
it is.
I've been developing a desktop application (currently only for
windows) which indexes your TiddlyWiki, and provides a quick way of
searching through Tiddlers.
I would appreciate any feedback from anyone who
Thanks wolfgang and Morris Gray, I get it now.
On Oct 7, 12:54 pm, wolfgang wolfgangl...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Cooks,
Open the ViewTemplate shadowed tiddler ( right sidebar 'More' tab
'Shadowed) in edit mode and add:
div class='tagged' macro='tags'/div
in between:
div class='tagging'
On Oct 9, 2:47 am, Eric Shulman elsdes...@gmail.com wrote:
If this is embedded in a tiddler named SomeThing, then you can enter a
URL into the browser like this:
...path/to/file.html#[[SomeThing txtMyTabset:otherlabel]]
Thanks Eric,
This is a feature I wanted for a long time, however I
That works Great, Eric! Many thanks again!
Let me introduce two more questions:
1. In the find... tab of TwitterTabs, is there a way to change the
search topic shown by default:
i.e. each time I open the TW document the find... tab shows a search
in twitter for the word Tiddlywiki. Can I define
Hi Ben
This is very interesting indeed!! - If you could search in several
TiddlyWikis at the same time - it would be really fantastic..
It works for me even if it says log4j:WARN no appenders could be found
for logger (tiddle.WikiSearchService)
log4j:WARN please initialize the log4j system
Hi Chris,
Indeed tiddle was inspired by Quicksilver and Launchy, the equivalent
app launcher for PC. Two great apps!
Tiddle is a Java app. It parses the tiddlers in the TiddlyWiki, and
indexes them using a the apache lucene java library. So all fields
and attributes should be available for
Hi Mans,
I'll put in a separate hotkey combination for you. Ctrl-W sounds
good, but my concern with that would be that Tiddle might steel
keystrokes from other apps which rely on Ctrl-W. What about Ctrl-
Shift-W. Or Ctrl-F1 ?
I'll fix that log4j error in the next release.
Thanks very much
On Oct 13, 4:00 am, wolfgang wolfgangl...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Morris,
if you change
#sidebarOptions a{display:block;
to
#sidebarOptions a{display:inline
no linebreaks will be created after each link.
But maybe it's better to create a custom wrapper, so that regular
links are still
Hi Mans,
Forgot to mention, yes I think it would be good to search through
several TiddlyWikis at once. I'll put it in as a feature request.
Cheers,
Ben
On Oct 13, 10:48 pm, Måns humam...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Ben
This is very interesting indeed!! - If you could search in several
TiddlyWikis
Hi Mans,
I'll put in a separate hotkey combination for you. Ctrl-W sounds
good, but my concern with that would be that Tiddle might steel
keystrokes from other apps which rely on Ctrl-W. What about Ctrl-
Shift-W. Or Ctrl-F1 ?
I'll fix that log4j error in the next release.
Thanks very much
...path/to/file.html#[[SomeThing txtMyTabset:otherlabel]]
This is a feature I wanted for a long time, however I can't seem to
get it to work for me. It just creates a non-existent tiddler 'Help
txtHelpTabs:CreateNewMenu'
oops! There shouldn't be brackets in the URL... otherwise it
Very nice
Could you also put in a link file://tiddly.html#tiddler so that you
could open the standard browser with the chosen tiddler?
I use Executor as 'command line launcher' which already binds to
several Win keys, could you maybe make this configurable through the
properties file?
Regards
Hi guys!
As MonkeyGTD runs so much faster in Chrome then in Firefox, I want to
use Chrome. Slw responce was my main complaint about monkeyGTD
before.
But how do I make it save in Chrome?
I created Chrome shortcut:
C:\Documents and Settings\K\Local Settings\Application Data\Google
I use various TW's from various sites (MPTW's on Tiddlyspot, TiddlyWeb
on Peermore, and the main TiddlyWiki.com site, etc) and all of a
sudden one desktop PC (Windows Vista, Firefox) has started freezing up
as soon as a TW starts to load - page appears to be taking much longer
than usual to load,
Hi Dickon,
I experienced the symptoms you describe with Firefox 3.5, therefore I
reverted back to FF2.
However, it could also be caused by any new FF extension you recently
added.
Regards..
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Great - Thanks Ben - I'm looking forward to a future release..
I'm sure tiddle will be a very welcome companion for everyone who has
a lot of data in TWs on their computer.
If it is possible to make it search in several TWs at once - it would
be very convenient if you could just put the program
I'd love that too.
2009/10/13 Måns humam...@gmail.com:
Great - Thanks Ben - I'm looking forward to a future release..
I'm sure tiddle will be a very welcome companion for everyone who has
a lot of data in TWs on their computer.
If it is possible to make it search in several TWs at once -
can the header gradient macro be overidden with a style rule?
I tried
.header {background:#f00!important}
but no luck. I know I could modify the PageTemplate, but I'm trying to
implement a theme using only the stylesheet tiddler.
It's easier to maintain and distribute this way.
Hi,
Have you tried this:
http://tiddlywiki.org/wiki/How_To/Header_Macro/Plugin_(for_Custom_Graphic_Header)
//Tobbe
On 13 Okt, 18:57, jk emailo...@gmail.com wrote:
can the header gradient macro be overidden with a style rule?
I tried
.header {background:#f00!important}
but no luck. I
On Oct 10, 5:05 am, Eric Shulman elsdes...@gmail.com wrote:
...
Well... no more now there's
http://www.TiddlyTools.com/#PaletteMaker
...
enjoy,
-e
Eric Shulman
TiddlyTools / ELS Design Studios
Excellent!! What a great productivity aid. Thank you very much, Eric!
Hi All
Is it possible for SaveAs plugin to save only the current tiddler (via
SaveAs button in the viewtemplate toolbar).accumulatively adding
to an existing file (most likely in PureStore format).in effect it
becomes an online version of UploadTiddlerMacro...
Thanks
Skye
If possible
Hi everybody,
OK, although I am really new to all this TW world, and I have been
annoying the group with several questions (always timely and
usefully answered by the TW masters, I must say), I thought it was my
time to make some contribution to the TW family, taking profit of my
professional
Hi Rob,
Do you mean so that can launch the currently viewed tiddler into a
browser? Yup, I'll add it to my todo list.
I'll also have a go at making the global hot keys configurable.
Should be possible.
Cheers for the feedback.
B
On Oct 14, 1:00 am, Heller rob.viss...@gmail.com wrote:
Very
Yeah, that would be kind of cool. I'll add it to my todo list.
Thanks Mans.
On Oct 14, 3:29 am, Måns humam...@gmail.com wrote:
Great - Thanks Ben - I'm looking forward to a future release..
I'm sure tiddle will be a very welcome companion for everyone who has
a lot of data in TWs on their
Is it possible for SaveAs plugin to save only the current tiddler (via
SaveAs button in the viewtemplate toolbar).accumulatively adding
to an existing file (most likely in PureStore format).in effect it
becomes an online version of UploadTiddlerMacro...
I just added a new option to
On Oct 14, 12:17 am, Eric Shulman elsdes...@gmail.com wrote:
The correct syntax should be like this
path/to/file/#SomeTitle%20txtMyTabset:otherlabel
I don't seem to be having any luck with this. I've tried it on
another one of my TiddlyWikis with no success.
On Oct 14, 3:57 am, jk emailo...@gmail.com wrote:
can the header gradient macro be overidden with a style rule?
I tried
.header {background:#f00!important}
You can over ride the PageTemplate gradient with this in the
StyleSheet.
.headerShadow {color:#000;background:#f00;}
Morris
On Oct
I don't seem to be having any luck with this. I've tried it on
another one of my TiddlyWikis with no success.
http://twt-blackicity.tiddlyspot.com/index.html#Intro%20FAQ:txtintroTabs
You've got it backwards! You need to put the setting *name* first,
just as you did with chkAnimate:false.
On Oct 14, 11:38 am, Eric Shulman elsdes...@gmail.com wrote:
You've got it backwards!
Ahhh now I know why my mother said so often; You're like a blotter,
you soak things up but you get them backwards.:-) Alas I sent just
the wrong ones of many things I tried.
After carefully proof reading
realized my legacy habit of putting a space after my labels in
tabsets, to insure they wrapped properly, nullified any attempt to
link to a particular tab.
Try this:
wrap the 'option paramifier in square brackets (%5B and %5D), and
include a trailing space inside the brackets, e.g.:
On Oct 14, 2:43 pm, Eric Shulman elsdes...@gmail.com wrote:
Try this:
wrap the 'option paramifier in square brackets (%5B and %5D), and
include a trailing space inside the brackets, e.g.:
...#SomeTitle%20%5B%5BtxtintroTabs:FAQ%20%5D%5D
That just creates a non-existing tiddler with a space
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