In order to experiment with the edit widget, I tried:
$edit-text tiddler=$:/SVGExampleRadius/
then
$edit tiddler=$:/SVGExampleRadius/
The first displays a textarea with the content of the $:/SVGExampleRadius
tiddler.
The second displays a textarea with the content of the current tiddler,
Hi Julie
Gosh, that's great thank you - a silly typo on my part. It's now fixed on
master, and will be part on 5.0.1alpha in a day or two:
https://github.com/Jermolene/TiddlyWiki5/commit/b37a139aa7d8208972caa145ad518f19a967b1bf
Many thanks,
Jeremy
On Thu, Dec 5, 2013 at 10:35 AM, Evolena
TW5 has no automatic saving when you cllick done after editing a tiddler.
Try this:
Download an empty.html
rename it to test1.html
open test1.html - Now there should be a dialog from TiddlyFox, that asks
permission to save the TW. (May be you said no for empty.html). If there
is no dialog,
On Thursday, December 5, 2013 4:10:18 AM UTC+1, James Weaver wrote:
Thanks Jonas. Will it work with TW5?
nope
-m
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Well, I found setTimeout(), setInterval(), clearTimeout(), and clearInterval()
which are supported by node.js but I'm trying to access the computer's internal
clock using what? It's just javascript? I'm confused as to what language to use
to program a widget in TW5? Does it matter if I'm using
Hi Andrew
On Thu, Dec 5, 2013 at 1:42 PM, Andrew Harrison
andrew.j.harriso...@gmail.com wrote:
Well, I found setTimeout(), setInterval(), clearTimeout(), and
clearInterval() which are supported by node.js but I'm trying to access the
computer's internal clock using what?
You can get the
On Thursday, December 5, 2013 2:42:56 PM UTC+1, infernoape wrote:
Well, I found setTimeout(), setInterval(), clearTimeout(), and
clearInterval() which are supported by node.js but I'm trying to access the
computer's internal clock using what? It's just javascript? I'm confused as
to what
Searched, without results. So here's my question: I'd like to start an
ordered list (wikimarkup: #) at a certain number, like say 5 instead of 1.
How do I do that? I'm sure there's a one-line javascript inclusion I could
do ... if I knew what it was ...
Thanks! -- David
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I believe you will have problems due to the limitations in tagging. Tagging
is like a link to another tiddler but that link carries not properties to
describe why it is linked. You can definitely create a list filter which
would give you the results you want, but only if LatvianGambit is only
Jeremy,
I think my TWtcalc plugin can help on this (see
http://twtable.tiddlyspace.com/#TWtcalc--Example--IF_and_COUNT for an
example). It has a simple parser that recognizes predefined function names
(aliases possible) and does calculations according to their definitions. It
is currently
I think I remember that I once saw instructions or a video which showed how
to automatically have a tiddler be displayed using a defined template.
I can't remember whether it was for TW5 or TWC (I hope TW5).
I also can't remember how this was achieved.
What I like to do is: I have a class of
I think it would have been TWC, where there is a popular plugin from Eric
that selects the template for each displayed tiddler according to tags and
other critiera.
In TW5 the closes equivalent would be to define a new slice of the
ViewTemplate that only displays itself when relevant to the
Hmm. Yes, that's good, thanks. But: this css element (counter-reset) takes
an argument which is the number at which you wish the list to start from.
So ... unless I define a new css class for each new starting number ... I'm
not sure how I use it. I wrapped my entire #-ordered list in an @@-@@
I think I got it!
It goes somehow along these lines ($:/core/ui/ViewTemplate/body):
$reveal field=template type=match text=mytemplate
div class=myheaderspan({{!!chapter}}-S{{!!section}}-{{!!target}})
/spanspan{{!!list}}/span/div
div class=body
$transclude /
/div
!-- some more stuff--
/$reveal
Yes, cool. I think it's better practice to augment the default view
template chunks rather than replace them, if that works in your application
(you can rearrange the chunks by editing the list field of
$:/tags/ViewTemplate)
Best wishes
Jeremy
On Thu, Dec 5, 2013 at 4:18 PM, Stephan Hradek
Sorry if this has been asked already but I just spent 20 minutes searching
and couldn't find it...
How would I grab the value of a field in the current tiddler to use in a
filter?
For example, I want to set up a list of tiddlers that are tagged with the
the current tiddlers field value.
So,
Hi Matt
On Thu, Dec 5, 2013 at 5:17 PM, Matt4 clubsav...@gmail.com wrote:
Now what if I had a field on my new tiddler with the value 'concepts'. How
would I pull that into my list filter instead of writing out 'concepts'?
Try this:
$list filter=[{!!fieldName}tagging[]]/
Changing the inner
Ok, that worked (thanks). Now, what if I wanted to go another level. So
within that filter I want to list tiddlers that have a tag of the current
tiddlers !!tutorialapplicationmaster field?
So with your example below I can write
$list
Thanks, Evolena and Joshua. I'll give that a try.
@Jeremy: Are there any features in TW5 (or in planning) that will support
recursive navigation of parent (and child) tiddlers?
Thanks,
Jim
On Thursday, December 5, 2013 10:05:13 AM UTC-5, Evolena wrote:
As Joshua said, *IF* you have a
Hi all
Thank you for your help
WikifyPlugin
Not knowing when I will migrate to TW5 I prefer not rely too much on plugins
tiddler ADU with: {{store.getValue(SomeTitle,alias)}}
would be fine but
- it does not take account of changes made to SomeTiddler until page is
refresher.
- if there are
Try saving and importing into a new TW5 file.
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Hmm, not sure why it's not working then. Maybe it's something wrong with
TiddlyFox. I get the permission dialog like you mentioned. I also see the
message saying the the wiki saved when I click on the save button. But, if
I close the page and then reopen it the new tiddlers are gone. I just now
I should mention, however, that when I use TWC it saves OK.
On Thursday, December 5, 2013 6:26:36 AM UTC-5, PMario wrote:
TW5 has no automatic saving when you cllick done after editing a
tiddler.
Try this:
Download an empty.html
rename it to test1.html
open test1.html - Now there
Hi,
I just created my first TiddlyWiki page, and want to put it up on the local
server so fellow employees where I work can access it.
Please forgive my ignorance but I have a few questions which I hope someone
can assist me with:
1. Can I set the page that only myself, and two others, can
Hi Michael
Strange. It's conceivable that another Firefox extension is interfering
with things; maybe try disabling any others?
The wiki saved notification means that TW5 is managing to pass the save
request to TiddlyFox, and getting the expected response back. So that means
that TiddlyFox is at
@Jeremy: Are there any features in TW5 (or in planning) that will support
recursive navigation of parent (and child) tiddlers?
I'm hoping that a fair amount of what's needed is already there. The key to
displaying potentially recursive graphs is to use click-to-reveal to expand
child nodes,
Hi Matt
I think what you need is this:
$list
filter=[tutorialcategory{!!tutorialcategory}!is[system]tag{!!tutorialapplicationmaster}sort[title]]
Note that I moved the sort operator to the end of the list; it will be
marginally faster to sort the titles after filtering them.
Best wishes
Jeremy
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