Thanks
Will give it a try over the weekend
cheers
On Wednesday, May 23, 2012 9:56:46 AM UTC+2, cjparsons74 wrote:
Here is a script I hacked together for my own use. If it gets messed
up by being e-mailed them send me a message and I'll send it as an
attachment.
# Script to import
I am using TW as an appointment book, with one journal per day (e.g.
2012-05-23). Upon startup, I would like TW to display the next 7 days of
journal entries. For example, if today is 2012-05-23, I want TW to display
the journals for 2012-05-23, 2012-05-24, 2012-05-25 ... 2012-05-29. I have
On May 23, 9:53 pm, airman99 airma...@gmail.com wrote:
I am using TW as an appointment book, with one journal per day (e.g.
2012-05-23). Upon startup, I would like TW to display the next 7 days of
journal entries. For example, if today is 2012-05-23, I want TW to display
the journals for
Thanks Eric! This plugin does exactly what I needed.
Not knowing much about javascript, here are two closely related questions:
1. How would I go about creating a link ([[Weekly_Agenda]] for example)
that would do the very same thing, (i.e. pull up a week's future agenda
items starting today)?
Thanks Mario and Eric,
Only a few days left to vote now, so if any TW'ers who have 10 seconds to
spare could spend them voting for a good cause and a Tiddlywiki cause, it
would be great!
The voting link is:
Below is a plugin that I think will do what you asked (don't forget to tag
the tiddler you paste it into as systemConfig). You can put a call to the
macro in a tiddler opened by default (I put mine in my Home tiddler, which
is on my DefaultTiddler list...putting the macro call in the
Thanks for the script! It worked perfectly when called from a Tiddler, and
worked for 7 days when called from a link (MainMenu). Can you modify the
script so that when the label function is used, the count: and
offset: parameters still work instead of hardcoding the label function
with 7 days?
Thanks for the script! It worked perfectly when called from a Tiddler, and
worked for 7 days when called from a link (MainMenu). Can you modify the
script so that when the label function is used, the count: and
offset: parameters still work instead of hardcoding the label function
with 7 days?
1. How would I go about creating a link ([[Weekly_Agenda]] for example)
that would do the very same thing, (i.e. pull up a week's future agenda
items starting today)? This way I could easily return to the agenda view
without having to restart TW.
If I understand correctly, you want to have a
Below is the revised plugin that abides by the set values of offset and
count. I will have to defer to the REAL Eric (Eric S) to answer the issue
about the plugin call not working inside of DefaultTiddlers.
/***
!Code
***/
{{{
// create macro object
var journalMacros = config.macros.GetJournals
I will have to defer to the REAL Eric (Eric S) to answer the issue
about the plugin call not working inside of DefaultTiddlers.
The *stored contents* of [[DefaultTiddlers]] is used as data by TWCore
functions, without any 'wikify' processing. However, even if it was
processed, TW macros cannot
done too all the best
alex
On 20 May 2012 10:16, PMario pmari...@gmail.com wrote:
On May 20, 1:54 am, Eric Weir eew...@bellsouth.net wrote:
On May 19, 2012, at 6:54 PM, dickon wrote:
I am hoping to persuade tiddlywikists to go to the polls and vote for
the AMBIT Collaboration, which is
Thanks to you both!
Dave
On May 21, 5:01 pm, Eric Shulman elsdes...@gmail.com wrote:
I would really like the main tiddlywiki file saved to appear briefly
then disappear. Since I use a thinner header, and also toggle my
rightsidebar, the message gets in the way of the tiddler 'close'
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