[tw] Re: Custom field question

2011-12-29 Thread PMario
On Dec 30, 12:53 am, axelm wrote: > Is there a way to do this: > > If a field contains a certain value, that a tag is added to the tiddler > automatically? Isn't it possible, to create the tags and the field together? When should the tag be created? eg: you have 3 tiddlers with a field and no ta

[tw] Re: Adding Programming Comments/Remarks

2011-12-29 Thread PMario
On Dec 29, 7:22 pm, pinkp8ther wrote: > This methoid works for what I'm looking for. > > > line 1/% > > some comment > > as many lines you want > > %/ > > line 2 > > Sorry I should have thought of that myself, but I'm still learning TW > and I guess I just didn't see the forest for the trees. That

[tw] Custom field question

2011-12-29 Thread axelm
Is there a way to do this: If a field contains a certain value, that a tag is added to the tiddler automatically? axelm -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWiki" group. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msg/t

[tw] Re: Default Tiddler question

2011-12-29 Thread Eric Shulman
> Note that DefaultTiddlers processing handles all TWCore filter syntax, > including >    tiddlername >    [tag[tagvalue]] >    [fieldname[fieldvalue]] >    [sort[fieldname]] >    [limit[10]] Also, if you install http://www.TiddlyTools.com/#MatchTagsPlugin then you can use full boolean logic e

[tw] Re: Default Tiddler question

2011-12-29 Thread Eric Shulman
> > If your default tag is "MyDefaultTag", you just have to write the following > > line in your "DefaultTiddlers" > > [tag[MyDefaultTag]] > Awesome, I never knew that! > I have added it to the faq space on tiddlyspace so that it is recorded > somewhere [1]. Note that DefaultTiddlers processing ha

[tw] Experience with localStore

2011-12-29 Thread skye riquelme
Hi All Anyone have experience using the localStore function that is now part of HTML5. I am using FF portable 4 (ala Mans - thanks!!!) which in principle is compatable with this part of HTML5. Some sites even say my browser is HTML5 compatable...BUT I cant get it to work from inside TW. A simple

[tw] Re: @Mario Installation of CodeMirror plugin into a single TW?

2011-12-29 Thread Yakov
> Just to be sure. All .js files need to be tagged systemConfig Yes, sure. > I didn't deploy the new version. Ok, just let me know when there is some working version available (I subscibed for this thread). -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWi

[tw] Re: Default Tiddler question

2011-12-29 Thread colmjude
On Dec 29, 6:43 pm, ocal TW wrote: > Hello axelm > > If your default tag is "MyDefaultTag", you just have to write the following > line in your "DefaultTiddlers" > > [tag[MyDefaultTag]] > Awesome, I never knew that! I have added it to the faq space on tiddlyspace so that it is recorded somewher

[tw] Re: Default Tiddler question

2011-12-29 Thread colmjude
Hi Axelm, As far as I am aware when the defaultTiddlers are opened when the TW is loaded, TW just looks are the text in the defaultTiddlers tiddler. This means that a macro that would list all tiddlers tagged with "Default" would not have executed. You could write a plugin using the getTaggedTidd

Re: [tw] Default Tiddler question

2011-12-29 Thread ocal TW
Hello axelm If your default tag is "MyDefaultTag", you just have to write the following line in your "DefaultTiddlers" [tag[MyDefaultTag]] Regards On Thu, Dec 29, 2011 at 6:58 PM, axelm wrote: > Hello All, > > I have a tiddler called "DefaultTiddlers". > The tiddlers listed in there open when

[tw] Re: Adding Programming Comments/Remarks

2011-12-29 Thread pinkp8ther
This methoid works for what I'm looking for. > line 1/% > some comment > as many lines you want > %/ > line 2 Sorry I should have thought of that myself, but I'm still learning TW and I guess I just didn't see the forest for the trees. On Dec 29, 7:16 am, PMario wrote: > Try this > > line 1/% >

[tw] Re: Where to login on Tiddlyspace ?

2011-12-29 Thread Cyrill
SOLVED,, TX On 28 Dez., 17:46, cdent wrote: > On Dec 28, 12:00 am, Cyrill <2rig...@googlemail.com> wrote: > > > Yes, i'm using firefox, i will meanwhile login by the root > > sitewww.tiddlyspace.com > > This ought to be fixed now, but you must make sure that you do a full > refresh of the page s

[tw] Default Tiddler question

2011-12-29 Thread axelm
Hello All, I have a tiddler called "DefaultTiddlers". The tiddlers listed in there open when the wiki is first opened. Instead of manually listing the tiddlers in the "DefaultTiddlers" tiddler, how can I attach a tag like "Default" to any tiddler and then have it open when the wiki is first open

[tw] Re: Adding Programming Comments/Remarks

2011-12-29 Thread PMario
Try this line 1/% some comment as many lines you want %/ line 2 === technical stuff follows = @colm I don't think, it is a bug, If you write: line 1 /% comment %/ line 2 for the parser it looks like line 1\n /% comment %/\n line 2\n where \n is a new line command. If you remove the c

[tw] Re: @Mario Installation of CodeMirror plugin into a single TW?

2011-12-29 Thread PMario
On Dec 28, 7:48 pm, Yakov wrote: Just to be sure. All .js files need to be tagged systemConfig > tiddlers. By the way, it seems that tiddlywiki.js is not formatted as > planned (extra //{{{ in the beginning of the tiddler, spaces before > the first "|" in the table lines and before "!" in the "I

[tw] Re: @Mario Installation of CodeMirror plugin into a single TW?

2011-12-29 Thread PMario
Hi Yakov, Uups, I haven't been very clear in my last post. I didn't deploy the new version. Since CM V2.2 changed the internal keyhandling mechanism, "tab-key" handling is affected too. The library default values, don't work for me. But I am sure, my settings won't work for others, so it is needed

[tw] Re: Adding Programming Comments/Remarks

2011-12-29 Thread colmjude
On Dec 29, 12:58 am, pinkp8ther wrote: > Thanks for the reply. > > The problem with /% comments of content %/ is, that if it is the only > thing on the line it seems to leave a blank line in the text in view > mode.  This is not a desirable effect.  I was hoping for something > more. You are ri