For that to understand one has to understand TWc and the AliasPlugin. Maybe
it's better to describe what you want?
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Hello
I guess the subject line rather covers it ... is it possible for TW5 to
treat files with other extensions (e.g .txt) as .tid files? Or can setting
the type: field in a file not be enough to trigger .tid like interpretation?
Well done with TW5 by the way - it looks terrific and is so
Thank you Stephan,
First problem is resolved. I have the right icon at the right place.
But I am still standing in front of the second one :
(|!Street | | |!Town | | |!Phone | | ) instead of a nice table.
It doesn't seem to have to do with your code or procedure, it seems more a
problem
Is it possible to see your wiki so that I can check the code you wrote.
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Hi all,
I just saw that TiddlyWiki 5 is around.
as a blind person i thought let's see how it does using a
screenreader.
i have figured out that there are a bunch of unlabeled buttons so the
screenreader just announces the word button and nothing more.
maybe they just include a icon and no
Hi Richard,
Basically any file can be treated as a tiddler. ... see:
https://github.com/Jermolene/TiddlyWiki5/tree/master/editions/tw5.com/tiddlers/images
you'll need a filename.txt.meta file, that defined the tiddler fields.
I think, the only field, that must exist is the title
eg:
title:
This may help too: http://tiddlywiki.com/#TiddlerFiles:TiddlerFiles
-m
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Hi Simon,
The x buttons are part of the open tab.
The open tab shows a list of tiddlers, that are shown at the story column.
So if the x button is clicked, the tiddler is closed and will be removed
from the story.
You can download an empty.html version at:
hi mario,
i use firefox.
i used TW before in version 2.x so i know about the tiddlyfox addon.
greetings,
simon
On Thu, 12 Jun 2014 03:31:18 -0700 (PDT)
PMario pmari...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Simon,
The x buttons are part of the open tab.
The open tab shows a list of tiddlers, that are shown
Thanks for that. I had already gone through the link you've posted - and I
appreciate the variety of ways to express metadata - but I suppose I just
want one more ... But just to be clear, there's no way in TW5 to 'extend'
the list of file extensions so they'd be interpreted as a .tid file?
The problem lies somewhere in your modifications/customisations as your
wiki is not at all capable of displaying tables.
Just try a simple table like:
| a | b |
| c | d |
It won't display correctly.
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That is what I suspected.
I will try again with a brand new wiki.
But, as i am not an expert, and as I didn't customise a lot, it would be
interessant to understand what I did by inadvertance.
Thank you again
Le jeudi 12 juin 2014 14:54:35 UTC+2, Stephan Hradek a écrit :
The problem lies
Sorry, I didn't explain what I'm trying to do. I want an object frame template
that I can transclude in another tiddler that uses the title for the pritty
link and passes the path for the link and also for the data field in the object
viewer. Something like:
[[HTMLViewer]]
$link to={!!title}
At the moment this is not as easily possible as you might hope.
I think something like this should be possible:
Create a tiddler (e.g.) objectframe
\define iframe() iframe src=$(path)$ width=90%/
$link$view field=title//$link
iframe
and use it like this:
$set name=path
Hi Måns,
Thanks for your kind words!
Would you consider to publish a, more or less, empty version in English?
Actually, it's what I'm planning to do. But I’m still struggling to find
the best way (or at least a good way) to solve a few problems.
The main problem I have is that there's only
Hello rich,
I think the node version tries to interpret the files that it finds. At least
it works with javascript files. Additionally you can specify how should each
file be interpreted.
I'm which scenario are you doing test? How do you put those files inside
tiddlywiky?
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Hi Andrew,
Thanks for the link. I gave it a try and it looks very interesting. But I
there's still a lot of work to do.
I'm looking forward to see it released (before 2064, I hope).
Alberto
Le mercredi 11 juin 2014 03:06:27 UTC+2, leeand00 a écrit :
Dear TiddlyWiki Community,
I'm not
Hi
Thanks - I'll try the node version.
I'm trying to create a code snippet library with colleagues at work. For
our sins, we are SAS programmers (and therefore, not terribly computer
literate ...).
Ideally, TW5 would live on a shared drive and people would copy their SAS
programs there from
Ok, Jim answered me via email, not via the group, and it seems that I've
fixed the issue.
Once again, the problem was that only *global* settings from the
CodeMirrorConfig were read, and I wasn't able to set, say, lineNumbers: true
for the javascript mode, but not for the tiddlywiki mode.
What you want works wonderfully with javascript.
Go to tiddlywiky5 github page. Enter in plugins and then check any of them. You
will se there is no tid file, just regular javascript code. Inside each JS file
there is a commented header. Field defined on that header are converted to tid
files
Ok. That's due to a change in 5.0.10.
Edit the personEntry tiddler and enter an empty line between these 2
lines:
$reveal state=$:/temp/PersonDBeditPerson text={{!!title}} type=match
{{!!title||editPerson}}
so that it looks like this afterwards:
$reveal state=$:/temp/PersonDBeditPerson
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