Hi Erwan,
would it be possible to introduce a tag like e.g. #news or #release
notes that can be used by wiki-owners to force some tiddlers to be listed
chronologically as a separate category in your search wiki? Mat already
suggested a similar thing but then it would be possible for plugin
Hi Danielo
For example, if I use the result of a macro for a action-set-field
widget, is the macro re-evaluated on button press?
In fact, what triggers the re-evaluation of the macro in Felix's example is
the refresh cycle triggered by the previous update to HelloThere!!tags.
You'll notice that
I'm a node.js neophyte. I can follow the instructions on node.js
installation and everything works, but I can't figure out how to map the
127.0.0.1:8080 to my domain.
I've attempted to follow the instructions from this stackoverflow question:
I'm an undergraduate senior studying interactive text design, and my
professor asked me to forward this note that I posted to the class group
here.
I feel sure that there must be a known way to change the text of a link
passed to the ToggleText tiddler when it is clicked and the hidden text is
One thing you may have to do is change the network interface that the
node.js instance is listening on. By default TiddlyWiki is only listening
on 127.0.0.1; this means that only connections from your local computer
will be able to view the wiki. If you would like to be able to view it from
Hi Jeremy,
In fact, what triggers the re-evaluation of the macro in Felix's
example is the refresh cycle triggered by the previous update to
HelloThere!!tags.
Then I guess I was wrong and it is not re-evaluated when the event
occurs but only at refresh... My own example misled me :)
-Felix
The trick is actually quite easy.
You need to write your own transclusion that uses the *$1* notation.
Your transclusion is then calling *ToggleText*.
So, you chain the two transclusions
whereas the first dynamically sets your url
and the second applies the result to *ToggleText*.
Makes sense?
If you would like to be able to view it from another computer on or
outside of your network you will need to change the serve command so that
it listens on 0.0.0.0 (essentially it listens on all interfaces)
--server 8080 $:/core/save/all text/plain text/html 0.0.0.0
Anyone able to
There are two sides to not saving a TiddlyWiki...
1. so long as you don't have the right password, you can't save it, even
if it looks like it
- you can always perfectly use tiddlywiki.com to test and try a lot
of things
2. if you don't want visitors to be able to click the
Yes, your best bet is to use the very useful NestedSlidersPlugin.
However, the exact sentence for the closed label is a little bit
different (see http://www.TiddlyTools.com/#NestedSlidersPluginInfo)
+++[openlabel|opentooltip][closedlabel|closedtooltip]
... content here
===
NestedSlidersPlugin
All About ToggleText
By the way, what exactly is *ToggleText* and where to find it?
Best wishes, Tobias.
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Hi Jed
This is fixed now.
Erwan
On 06/02/15 05:41, Jed Carty wrote:
Adding a new wiki worked, but it only used the first word of the title
with spaces.
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Also it's probably better to propose a special tiddler where the author
can write their own filter instead of a predefined tag, since it's more
generic and gives more freedom to the author.
I'm trying to clarify for myself how to make all this work nicely
together, anybody is welcome to
Hi Greg,
I've found that I can use my free Dropbox account if I use Dropbox links
to my external content. To get the necessary links I open the shared folder
in Firefox and use
*Identify Element* and *Edit as HTML* to get the link for the image I
want to reference and place that in my
That works great, thanks!
On Fri, Feb 6, 2015 at 3:12 PM, Tobias Beer beertob...@gmail.com wrote:
If you would like to be able to view it from another computer on or
outside of your network you will need to change the serve command so that
it listens on 0.0.0.0 (essentially it listens on all
On Friday, February 6, 2015 at 11:39:02 AM UTC-8, Paul Lee wrote:
I'm an undergraduate senior studying interactive text design, and my
professor asked me to forward this note that I posted to the class group
here.
I feel sure that there must be a known way to change the text of a link
Am I correct in thinking that you can't password protect saving, because
password protection is all-or-nothing? When you set a password it protects
seeing the site, not whether or not you can edit it?
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Hi Guy,
I am working with a different flavor of markdown from
https://github.com/chjj/marked, with extensions for tiddlywiki that I am
writing, but it will be couple of weeks until I publish a plugin.
cheers
BJ
On Friday, February 6, 2015 at 2:49:30 AM UTC-6, Guy Rutenberg wrote:
Hi,
I've
Hi BJ
I am working with a different flavor of markdown from
https://github.com/chjj/marked, with extensions for tiddlywiki that I am
writing, but it will be couple of weeks until I publish a plugin.
Great to hear that, the existing markdown-js parser isn't great, and better
integration with
Ran into a difference in the way files are shared on free and paid Dropbox
accounts. I expected to to just place my TiddlyWiki and the folders it
referenced in a shared
folder on Dropbox and it would be fine. Indeed there were examples that
seemed to work this way. I couldn't get any images to
hi guy,
did you try 4 spaces in front of the codeblock. see the markdown spec.
-m
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Alberto,
Don't worry about that. It's entirely great that you are actually working
on providing the features of TiddlyWiki for Scholars as general-purpose
plugins. Anyone who would try to do after you understands how much time and
thought processing and fiddly-work is involved in all that.
I
The title of the thread explains all I want to know:
Are macros re-evaluated when they are the input of a widget? I think the
answer is yes, but I'm not sure.
For example, if I use the result of a macro for a action-set-field widget,
is the macro re-evaluated on button press?
Thank you!
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Hi Guy,
I don't quite see any ``` or ~~~ at the Maruku syntax...
https://github.com/bhollis/maruku/blob/master/docs/markdown_syntax.md#precode
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Hi Danielo,
Yes, couldn't work otherwise. The macro is read as attribute and evaluated.
create a tiddler at tiddlywiki.com containing: $button
set=HelloThere!!tags setTo=now DDth mmm hh:mm:ssclick me/$button
-Felix
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Hi,
For those interested, I want to explain why TW for Scholars [1] is not
updated since August.
Scholars is the product of several attempts, like [2], to create an
academic notetaking tool, learning step by step how to do it. I wanted
something with forms and buttons to fill fields and
I want the ribbon or banner to stick at the *right bottom the tiddler*,
just like how it stick on top right on tiddlywiki.com. Would it be
possible?
Not sure I follow your question,
I posted an answer to that a while ago (above)
and I believe you've even replied to it already...
Hi,
I've installed the markdown plugin for TiddlyWiki5. I've also set the
Maruku dialect in $:/config/markdown/dialect. However fenced code blocks
(text surrounded by ``` or ~~~) do not seem to work.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Guy
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Hi,
I'm aware of the four spaces syntax, which indeed works. But fenced code
blocks are much more convenient and seem like should work when selecting
the Maruku dialect.
Thanks,
On Feb 6, 2015 11:26 AM, PMario pmari...@gmail.com wrote:
hi guy,
did you try 4 spaces in front of the codeblock.
lol. No it is not a secret. I'm glad if I can help. Here's how I managed to
make it work:
$select field='selected-template' class=medium-width padding
$list filter=GCNETTemplate ACCESSTemplate COGETemplate
optioncurrentTiddler/option
/$list
/$select
$set
Oh. nice solution. Will try this one too.
Thanks!
On Thursday, 29 January 2015 13:38:51 UTC-5, BJ wrote:
you are looking for
exports.htmlUnsafeElements = script.split(,);
but I think it would be better to include a couple of macros to switch
scripting on and off:
create a tiddler (any
Thanks Will try this today
On Thursday, 29 January 2015 15:12:01 UTC-5, Tobias Beer wrote:
While having no plans of using this (yet),
however, seeing how that cat is out of the box anyhow,
here's a single *script* macro to toggle script tags on and off, BJ
style:
The file you linked to is the original markdown syntax (it is also
mentioned in the Maruku documentation). Maruku supposedly supports the
Markdown Extra syntax which defines fenced code blocks.
Would be great if the author demonstrated somewhere that / how
it actually does.
Best
Hi Joe
That's great, thanks. I've added a tiddler here:
https://github.com/Jermolene/TiddlyWiki5/commit/f2cd743c17282bc96f8f64602da1c6e0a24943ba
Feel free to send pull requests with any subsequent updates.
Best wishes
Jeremy.
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Hi Tobias,
The file you linked to is the original markdown syntax (it is also
mentioned in the Maruku documentation). Maruku supposedly supports the
Markdown Extra syntax which defines fenced code blocks.
Thanks for your help,
Guy
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On Wed, Jan 14, 2015 at 11:07 AM, Stephan Hradek stephan.hra...@gmail.com
wrote:
I always do it like this:
1. Download the new empty TW5
2. Open it in a browser window
3. Drop the previous version onto it
4. After import and cleanup save the new version
The disadvantage of
Hi Jimmy,
lol. No it is not a secret. I'm glad if I can help.
Here's how I managed to make it work...
Thanks for posting, indeed.
I went about it slightly differently as I prefer templates to be hidden
(system) tiddlers:
Create From Selected Template @ tb5
My guess is that the Maruku dialect doesn't support fenced code blocks.
It's difficult to figure out because the link to Maruku in the readme is
broken:
https://github.com/evilstreak/markdown-js
From a quick scan of the code I couldn't see any implementation of fenced
code blocks.
Best wishes
Hi Alberto
I just wanted to chime in with some encouragement. tw5.scholars was a great
piece of work, and MagicTabs is exactly what it should become. Things like
the type manager show how you're creating a meta-tool for helping people to
create their own custom tools, much more easily than with
Hi Felix,
Yes, I'm thinking about something like that as well. Originally I was
going to simply use the date of the tiddler to automatically generate a
news event.
I think the difficulty lies mostly in how this features fits with
different cases:
* automatic news when a plugin is
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