Hi Mans
Here's code fro a fake checkbox:
-- set (can have multiple action widgets)
<$reveal type="match" state="!!temp" text="set">
<$button set="!!temp" setTo="reset" class='tc-btn-invisible'>
<$action-listops $tiddler="test" $field="myfield" $filter="[my[filter]"/>
...
SetSet
-- reset
I had a bit of an emergency today and needed access to my Tiddlywiki. All
I had on my at the time was an iPad. Thankfully I have been mirroring it
on Google Drive. To my suprise I discovered an application that I've had
on my iPad for quite a while, MyMedia that allowed me to open up
\define Get_He_She(gender)
{{He_She##$gender$$}}
\end
\define Get_Him_Her(gender)
{{Him_Her##$gender$$}}
\end
Create tiddlers
title: "He_She"
text: "
# This tiddler is a Data Dictionary that translates gender designations to
personal pronouns
male: He
female: She
"
type: Data
Hi Jeremy
The concept of an atomic datastructure sounds logic.
Yet two my mind there is two missing features:
-When you discover that the content you wish to change was transcluded,
it takes some time to get to the real tiddler; in most cases I have to
find and open with the searchbar.
It
Mat says
>> What makes this one different from the previous initiatives from other
people?
Nothing
>> What would make it successful
Success = helps me. This is an exercise in setting things up so in 5 years
I can dig out old code and use it
>> IMO the faint blue font color is difficult to see
Just the other day I was fiddling with some stuff based on the "if-sidebar"
macro found in $:/core/macros/CSS
I think the ideas used in that would work for your case.
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Hi all! Maybe, this discussion has gone much further than the title implies.
But reading some of your posts made me think of a page I made some time ago,
where I use a script derived from HTML5 outliner for Chrome to generate a
table of contents automatically from HTML titles.
Maybe a gifted
Hi TwWizards
I have a radio button which sets a value of a field "gender" to either
"male" or "female".
Now I want to create 4 or 5 macros which will show/wikify the value as
different results.
I guess some kind of "if evaluation" is needed?
Macro 1 should show male as "he" and female as
I'm delighted to confirm that we will be holding a meetup for TiddlyWiki
users on 15th and 16th July 2016. The meeting is in Oxford, UK, but I'm
hoping that people from further afield will be able to attend.
More details:
http://tiddlywiki-europe-2016.eventbrite.co.uk
If you're interested in
Hi Stuart,
this is based on similar one for fields by Jeremy
\define inner(tid,indexName,match)
<$set name="v" value={{$tid$##$indexName$}}>
<$list filter="[regexp[^$match$$]]" variable="x">
<$text text="""$indexName$"""/>
\end
\define matchvals(tid,match)
<$set name="t" value=$tid$>
<$list
Gosh, I thought everyone loved programming. My theory is that in the future
everyone will be a programmer, even if it's only "Tea, Earl Grey, Hot".
I've waded through many detailed programming examples in various languages.
The thing is, unless it exactly matches the thing you want to do, there
maybe it was Eric's reply in this thread;
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!searchin/tiddlywiki/eric$20shulman|sort:date/tiddlywiki/O82ak2g0XO8/-gXtK_yANgAJ
On Friday, June 10, 2016 at 3:19:01 PM UTC+1, Måns wrote:
>
> Hi Mat
>
> Thank you.
> Please enlighten me :-)
> Has anyone done this yet?
<$button class="tc-btn-invisible" >
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Hi Richard
I'm currently writing specs. It will likely take me a week to finish yet as
I'm trying to be as clear as possible.
Money is available. Pricing we'd need to haggle a bit :-)
Best
Josiah
On Friday, 10 June 2016 16:08:03 UTC+2, RichardWilliamSmith wrote:
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> Hi Josiah,
>
> What do you
Hi Mat
Thank you.
Please enlighten me :-)
Has anyone done this yet?
I've searched for "make a button look like a radio button" and "make a
button behave like a radio button ".
No luck - or the information is hidden in some profound discussion about
how to do something completely different?
Hi Josiah,
What do you want to do? And how much money do you have?
:)
Regards,
Richard
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Måns, great to see you on the boards again.
In case it hasn't been mentioned; you can make a regular button *look *like
a radio button (even just use images) and within that regular button you
can have two setfield widgets. It would take you less than 10 minutes to
make.
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Hi again
I need to be able to toggle a gender field in a "student card". Male or
female - and I need to setup a way for my users (collegues) to create
sentences where they can add up to 4 variations of gender i.e.:
"Gender is a good student". or:
"When gender is doing gender's homework,
One thing I've done is keep a copy of an older, portable version
(portableapps.com) of firefox as extra insurance. If the update doesn't work, I
have an older copy of firefox I can fall back on.
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Ciao Mat & c pa
I find I want to comment again on this thread. Especially your
contributions.
The re-creation of the wheel on this is a distinct danger IMO. Its great to
see initiatives, & the energy & the care behind them. But getting real
traction I don't think is at all easy.
As I am an
It may be worth mentioning that there is a more-or-less dormant discussion
group that we set up for talking about documentation improvements:
http://groups.google.com/group/tiddlywikidocs
Best wishes
Jeremy
> On 10 Jun 2016, at 09:49, Mat wrote:
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> c pa - Nice
Thank you very much Birthe :-)
I had completely forgotten that I asked this question a long time ago - and
that Matabele gave me a great solution using data sets...
Sorry Matabele ... and thank you both .).
Cheers Måns Mårtensson
Den fredag den 10. juni 2016 kl. 00.39.34 UTC+2 skrev Birthe C:
c pa - Nice initiative!
A really important (and well meaning!!!) question; What makes this one
different from the previous initiatives from other people? What would make
it successful - not only for you personally (maybe a fantastic TW manual is
enough) but also *how* will it become something
This works well for me, but rather then entering a "0" when unchecked is it
possible to remove the index and value from the data tiddler?
On Monday, 30 May 2016 20:36:47 UTC+1, Eric Shulman wrote:
> On Sunday, May 29, 2016 at 2:49:13 PM UTC-7, Mark Armitage wrote:
> I would like to have a
Has anybody develop a hack for this? My data tiddlers look like this:
Sink: 1
Taps: 1
Toilet: 0
I would like to create a list of all the Index values, but only the ones that
have a value of "1"
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I think I may have missed a fundamental point here. I have followed the above
examples and entered:
\define thisSearchMacro()
<$list filter="[[$:/data/Entrance]indexes[]regexp:title[(?i)$(thisSearch)$]]">
<$transclude tiddler="$:/data/Entrance" index=<>/>
\end
<>
I don't understand how the
Ed,
>> For total beginners, novices this is useless information.
>> Please NO, jargon to start with as in "individual divs stored in the
single file" What are "divs"?
>> Why for Pete's sake do you want to explain
Excellent points. Changes made.
Everyone,
These are the kinds of comments I'm
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