Great. Thanks!
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On Thu, Jun 2, 2011 at 10:41 AM, Daniel Baird danielba...@gmail.com wrote:
On Mon, May 30, 2011 at 10:42 PM, dmic dan.mi.c...@gmail.com wrote:
my hunch would be to delete the account, and then just make a new one with
the same user name...
I found a couple of posts by Eric that seem like they'd allow a
solution, but I'm a total newbie to JS coding, both generally and in
TW, so please don't just reply create a plugin or something 8-)
Assuming the below would work, where would I put it to make it work at
document load time?
Well, I wouldn't say those are forks. They're solutions that are based
on TiddlyWiki. I'm not sure how the changes to TiddlyWiki core affect
these solutions, but I think that newer versions include the new code
from TiddlyWiki, however, I can't seem to find any references at the
moment. The
Thanks for responding Eric, however I haven't been able to get the
syntax to work in DefaultTiddlers.
This works just fine:
[tag[journal]][sort[-modified]][limit[50]]
This returns nothing
[tag[journal AND NOT archived]][sort[-modified]][limit[50]]
even though several of my journal tiddlers are
Would there be any objections to using photobucket for image hosting?
Seems to be quite straight forward as to how you can access folders,
files and thumbs.
Cheers, Tobias.
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Besides all-mighty TagglyTagging, one of the main features of MPTW is
that it uses its own templating. Eventually, it would seem to come in
very handy if one could read right at the front page [1] how MPTW runs
on MptwTheme and its siblings rather than any of the Page-/Edit-/
The core function you are looking for is called readBracketedList()
and it turns the following string of tags...
tagstring='foo [[bar baz]] mumble frotz gronk';
into the following array of tags...
tags=['foo','bar baz','mumble frotz gronk'];
...using the following syntax:
Try...
1. create a tiddler
2. giv it a name, e.g. DefaultTiddlersHack
3. paste the code
4. tag it systemConfig
5. save and reload
6. post back if your code worked the way you wanted, expected it to
Cheers, Tobias.
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Try...
1. create a tiddler
2. give it a name, e.g. DefaultTiddlersHack
3. paste the code
4. tag it systemConfig
5. save and reload
6. post back if your code worked the way you wanted / expected it to
Alternatively, if you are using a zzConfig tiddler or the likes,
simply put the code in there
This works just fine:
[tag[journal]][sort[-modified]][limit[50]]
This returns nothing
[tag[journal AND NOT archived]][sort[-modified]][limit[50]]
Remove the quotes. The [tag[...]] syntax itself delimits the
expression.
[tag[journal AND NOT archived]][sort[-modified]][limit[50]]
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How/where to insert tagstring.readBracketedList($1) into a call to
forEachTiddler, where $1 is the tagstring?
forEachTiddler where 'tiddler.tags.contains($1)'
sortBy 'tiddler.title'
etc.
I am using a function kindly provided by Måns which uses the call to
forEachTiddler to generate a
Yes, I'd also tried that, returns zero.
Just to be sure I copied and pasted from your message and double-
checked case-sensitivity.
I'll try some other stuff as workarounds in the meantime. . .
On Jun 12, 5:23 pm, Eric Shulman elsdes...@gmail.com wrote:
This works just fine:
No joy. Error: SyntaxError: unterminated string literal
Here's the sum total of my zzConfig
config.shadowTiddlers[DefaultTiddlers] = [[
+ store.getMatchingTiddlers(journal AND NOT
archived,modified).reverse()[0].title
+ ]];
Previously my zzConfig looked like this:
/***
Embarrassed apologies Eric, I thought I'd updated all my plugins but I must
have missed this one!
I had been using v2.0.0, which was still using getTaggedTiddlers, while the
current v2.0.5 switched to getMatchingTiddlers instead to allow for the
boolean matching in the core tag macro.
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That error did come from a syntax error - I guess JS doesn't like line
breaks in the middle of its code?
The second reference link in my previous message apparently didn't make it:
http://groups.google.com/group/tiddlywiki/browse_thread/thread/1d6caa42c883b8d0/5fea2d03581b99d8
I noticed that
Hi Jonah,
As Tobias said. MPTW uses TW themes mechanism.
You have to look at:
http://mptw.tiddlyspot.com/#MptwTheme
and change the PageTemplate section there. It should work then.
If you don't want to mess up the default theme, copy it into a new
tiddler eg:
MyTheme
|Name|MyTheme|
Thanks for the info, I'll post here when / if I get it working.
On Jun 12, 3:45 am, whatever kbrezov...@gmail.com wrote:
Well, I wouldn't say those are forks. They're solutions that are based
on TiddlyWiki. I'm not sure how the changes to TiddlyWiki core affect
these solutions, but I think
.multipleLinebreak {margin-top:3px}
/* remove br space pre boxes when followed by heading */
pre+br+h1, pre+br+h2, pre+br+h3, pre+br+h4, pre+br+h5, pre+br+h6
{margin-top:-5px !important}
/* remove space below lists when followed by heading */
ul+br+h1, ul+br+h2, ul+br+h3, ul+br+h4, ul+br+h5,
Is there a way to make permalinks work properly?
If I cut and paste a permalink into the Firefox address bar, it works
great - i.e. it opens the Tiddly and loads the specific tiddler I am
interested in. However, in practice, whenever I link to it from
another program - be it email, OneNote, or
Unfortunatly it only works with CameCaseTitles
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best is to host images yourself on the server.
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What does CameCaseTitles mean?
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For more
I ment CamelCase.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Camelcase
http://tiddlywiki.com/#CamelCase
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Ugh. So this means that there is no workaround? I.e. if I have been
titling my tiddlers without CamelCase for the past three years then I
am basically out of luck?
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By TiddlyWiki default: yes. I hope someone posts a hack solution as I
have the same problem as you described.
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My template would benefit from a dynamically updating list of
currently open tiddlers - I understand that hoverMenuPlugin fits this
description, but Lewcid.org is 404! Anyone have a copy of it?
Thanks, Trey
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On Jun 12, 10:33 am, Valikhanov picke...@gmail.com wrote:
Ugh. So this means that there is no workaround? I.e. if I have been
titling my tiddlers without CamelCase for the past three years then I
am basically out of luck?
The TWCore permaview syntax *does* permit use of tiddler titles with
Thanks for the explaination Eric. So as said, it's not really working.
Out of curiosity: Can't javascript grab URL parameters*? Wouldn't this
work
http:///path/filename.html?open=Title%20with%20spaces
when TW grabs the open parameter and treats it like as if a [[[Title
with spaces]] link
Edit: instead of
http:///path/filename.html#[[Title with spaces]]
On Jun 12, 9:51 pm, Sub subfa...@googlemail.com wrote:
Thanks for the explaination Eric. So as said, it's not really working.
Out of curiosity: Can't javascript grab URL parameters*? Wouldn't this
Hello:
I want to use fET to generate a list of tiddlers that match any of an
array of tiddler tags.
The hardcoded example below using (in this case) three tags works
fine.
forEachTiddler where
'tiddler.tags.containsAny([basic,kicks,termsA2G])'
Rather than provide a hardcoded list of tags,
forEachTiddler where
'tiddler.tags.containsAny($1.readBracketedList())'
with the call to the tiddler macro as
tiddler ListTiddlers with: [[basic, kicks ,termsA2G]]
This doesn't work.
The error message is forEachTiddler ...: SyntaxError: missing )
after argument list
The problem
Eric:
That did it! Thanks!
Steve
On Jun 12, 4:54 pm, Eric Shulman elsdes...@gmail.com wrote:
forEachTiddler where
'tiddler.tags.containsAny($1.readBracketedList())'
with the call to the tiddler macro as
tiddler ListTiddlers with: [[basic, kicks ,termsA2G]]
This doesn't
That won't work because the .title element is a block element, which means
it stretches to fill the parent container. One way to achieve the effect you
want is to edit your PageTemplate:
change this line:
div class='title' macro='view title'/div
to this:
div class='title' span
In my PageTemplate that line does not exist.
So I just pasted it in anyway, but nothing changes.
Is there another place I should ad it?
axelm
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Figured it out. The code you mentioned is in the ViewTemplate, so I
changed that and it worked!!
Thank you very much for your advise,
axelm
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