versions,
then release stable versions on TiddlySpace - usually with a simple
deployment script:
http://github.com/FND/tiddlyspace/blob/bulkops/deploy.sh
However, that's ultimately up to the individual author's preferences -
it's perfectly fine to not use a version control s
Can it be that the link provided is incorrect?
That reminds me, Zooko, that I haven't received updates on your blog in
ages - turns out that the URL seems no longer valid:
http://testgrid.allmydata.org:3567/uri/URI:DIR2-RO:j74uhg25nwdpjpacl6rkat2yhm:kav7ijeft5h7r7rxdp5bgtlt3viv32yabqajkrdykozi
I have an extremely old version of TW
Which version is this, exactly? You can find this out either via the
<> macro or by looking at the document's source in a text edit,
which should give you a line like the following:
var version = {title: "TiddlyWiki", major: 2, minor: 6, revision: 0,
A problem with this way or working is when I do searching, no matter
what keyword I use (Chinese, or English), The ENGLISH titles of tiddlers
are shown.
You could use transclusion:
{{en{
<>
}}}
{{zh{
<>
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No, I am using Camino.
Camino actually uses the same rendering engine (Gecko) as Firefox, which
might explain your issue; presumably they are a little behind Firefox in
updating the engine.
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I assume you're using Firefox? That's a known rendering issue with the
browser, or at least there used to be such a bug on Ubuntu.
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For the record, there's probably a more elegant solution using CSS:
foo bar baz
Should be universally supported too:
http://www.webdevout.net/browser-support-css#support-css2propsbasic-whitespace
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So we need to do something with variable "out" before we wrap it --
find space and replace. Alas, the solutuion i find involes Reg Exp
Try this:
out = out.replace(/ /g, " ");
(the trailing "g" means global, i.e. repeat after the first match)
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what I *don't* want to happen is the the bracketed term [...] to be
broken up. It like it to read all on the same line
I'm not sure I fully understand your issue, but if you use a
non-breaking instead of a regular space, the browser will not insert a
line break at that point:
lorem ipsum
I just recently upgraded to Lucid Lynx.
I'm still running Karmic, so can't reproduce this right now.
Could you try (temporarily) creating a fresh profile:
http://tiddlywiki.org/wiki/Troubleshooting
http://kb.mozillazine.org/Profile_Manager
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Pmario, is their a way to download hoster.peermore TW's
TiddlyHoster is based on TiddlyWeb, so you can just append
?download= to the URL:
http://hoster.peermore.com/recipes/ListPlugins/tiddlers.wiki?download=foo.html
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Is there a way, or an add-in that gives me the ability to just get a
drop-down list of what matches?
There are a few options here:
http://tiddlywiki.org/wiki/Enhanced_Search
If I get around to it (very short on time these days), I might change
the SimpleSearchPlugin to display results in a dro
Is there there a way to fetchTiddlers using regular expressions?
You're gonna have to write a bit of custom code:
var matches = [];
store.forEachTiddler(function(title, tiddler) {
var isDated = title.search(/\d+-\d+-\d+/) != -1;
if(isDated) }{
matches.push(tid
What I am after is a plugin that allows wikipedia entries to be
imported directly into independent Tiddlers.
You might give this a try:
http://mediawikiunplugged.com
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The files in TiddlyPY gave me some ID's how to move forward
Looking forward to hear more about what you come up with.
I insert tiddlers using C#/.NET, and do it much the same way
Interesting - it'd be great if you could share you script as well.
I'd also be curious to know what both of your
I use a python script to create tiddlers and insert them in to a TW by
str = str.replace(old, new) function.
While practical for the most part, that might be dangerous in a number
of ways (e.g. escaping).
A while back I wrote this:
http://svn.tiddlywiki.org/Trunk/tools/TiddlyPy/
However, I ha
The extra little wrinklea back button...cant get it to work
Firebug reported "opener.store.getTiddlerText(source) is undefined",
which made this quite easy to find:
After you create the second button ("bckbtn"), you forgot to rename the
variable ("btn") when attaching the source data:
I can't get it to work.
I've made a MTC [1]
The MTC made it rather easy to spot - as previously suggested, the
return statement is misplaced, as it halts further processing.
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when I click "next" in the first TW (host) TW it opens the next slide
in the target TW, but not in the host TW
That's right. It would be trivial to make the macro open the next
tiddler in both windows* - it's just a UI issue at that point...
is it possible to have a "back" button as well
T
I understand that the part var form=$goes into the
script that people are activiating and that it calls the function
($).But I am not sure where to put the function part of the
code..inside the same script code..as separate script in the
same tiddler...or a sepa
jQuery("a[tiddlylink=thisTid]").css("color", "red");
That's just a literal string there, not a variable reference:
var selector = "a[tiddlylink=%0]".format([thisTid]);
jQuery(selector).css("color", "red");
(I assume that return statement above the jQuery line is just a
debugging remnan
The use of prompt only lets people input a single line of
text..how can this be a block of text instead
Boiling this down to the basics, you now have something like the following:
// get input
var text = prompt("...");
// process input
displayMessage(text);
Now, prompt (lik
Is there a maximum reasonable size for a TiddlyWiki?
This depends very much on your usage:
http://tiddlywiki.org/wiki/Performance_Issues
Currently, the biggest TiddlyWiki* I'm aware of weighs in at 16 MB:
http://groups.google.com/group/tiddlywiki/t/bc12eb3a574ab230
Is it best to create severa
This worked great!
Were getting SyntaxError: illegal XML character in the tiddler that
you called the macro from?
I'm afraid I don't quite follow - can you provide a minimal test case
(e.g. a plain TiddlyWiki document with only the plugin, formatter and a
sample tiddler or two)?
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How would I go about making a little tool inside tiddlywiki that takes
markdown markup, and spits out html?
Basics:
var src = "foo *bar* baz";
wikifyStatic(source, null, null, "markdown");
// returns "foo bar baz"
(requires MarkdownFormatterPlugin, obviously)
A simple macro based on
This sounds a bit like the "remote control" envisioned for TiddlySlidy.
I'm not sure about the status of that, but could imagine various options
I didn't mention the most obvious one - good ol' popups:
http://fnd.lewcid.org/misc/RemoteControlMacro.html
(just a quick proof of concept)
Clicking t
I'll need to insert conditional formatting into some Tiddlers for IE
users. But to do that, TW has to recognize the browser as it's loading.
Generally, this sort of browser-specific handling should be avoided.
There are tons of resources on this on the web - look for graceful
degradation / pro
Could you raise a ticket for this (http://trac.tiddlywiki.org/register),
preferably with a minimal test case to reproduce the problem?
Thanks.
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So it looks like one key is to use "systemConfig," in the tags. Does
this mean any tiddler with this tag will be taken as a plugin?
Correct:
http://tiddlywiki.org/wiki/Plugins#Installation
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the laptop screen was showing a page of notes, and a small thumbnail
of a slide image...while the datashow (second screen) was showing the
full-sized image
This sounds a bit like the "remote control" envisioned for TiddlySlidy.
I'm not sure about the status of that, but could imagine various opt
The ‘references’ drop down in a tiddler's toolbar shows titles of
tiddlers which link to that tiddler. Would it be more accurate to
refer to this collection of links as ‘referents’?
Doesn't "referent" denote the original entity, the passive thing which
is being referenced (in contrast to the ac
I figured it would be simple, and most of the work is going to be
done in the tags. Basically, everyone owes dues and everyone owes a
prepayment for 5 meals. I want to track who has paid these two. No
need for math, Just, "Did they pay?"
In that case, you might just tag each person with the o
I was curious whether one could add JavaScript code to a single-tiddler
theme (sometimes HTML and CSS is not sufficient), so I did this:
http://fnd.lewcid.org/tmp/PIMTheme.html
Nothing that hasn't been done before, and not very polished either - but
I figured it might be worth sharing in case o
However, there is one downside: Tiddlywikis do not get indexed very
well by Google because of all the Javascript.
FWIW, TiddlyWeb mostly solves this issue, as each individual tiddler is
an addressable piece of content (HTML page) visible to search engines:
http://www.google.com/search?q=instal
Is the templating idea still being worked on
I don't think anyone is actively working on TiddlyTemplating these days.
Can I use TiddlyWeb with any old webspace that I have ftp access to or
does it require anything special?
It requires Python, so transferring static files is not sufficient.
When I use d3 + Google Chrome locally, I get errors on load because of
the lack of support for file cookies.
What kind of errors?
On Ubuntu, Chrome (v5.0.375.23 dev) seems to not produce the blank
screen anymore, so I'm inclined to regard this as a temporary browser
bug (related: http://trac.t
I'm currently driving myself crazy trying to right-align tables
Indeed, tables can be rather tricky.
You're probably gonna need a wrapper:
---
lorem ipsum
{{tableWrapper{
|cell1|cell2|cell3|
|cell4|cell5|cell6|
}}}
dolor sit amet
---
.viewer .tableWrapper {
float: rig
When I use [blockquotes] there's a thick vertical line created to the
left of the text. Can I change that line to a different color and
make i thinner?
Add something like the following to your StyleSheet*:
.viewer blockquote {
border-left: 1px dashed #F00;
}
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TypeError: tiddler.creator is null
The creator attribute is a recent addition (v2.6.0), so not all tiddlers
are guaranteed to have that attribute.
You wanna do something like this:
tiddler.creator && tiddler.creator.contains("YourName")
or simply
tiddler.creator == "YourName"
HTH.
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Just want to make a clickable link that points to a tiddler on the web
(e.g. http://www.abc.com/#[[About This Site]]). Yet neither putting
the link plain in a tiddler or including it in another pair of [[ ]]
work...
Annoyingly, Firefox 3 decodes special characters in the location bar, so
you ma
However, whatever I do I either don't get the notebook I made OR I get
the message this tiddler didn't save correctly.
I'm not sure I fully understand your description - but do you happen to
be using Internet Explorer? If so:
http://tiddlywiki.org/wiki/It's_not_possible_to_save_changes
http://
At its core, TW works by violating a prime rule of Javascript: It
saves itself (and other material) to a local machine.
[...]
So I'm wondering if we're going to wake up one day to [browsers]
that no longer [allow] TW to save. Nor alternatives via java?
While that possibility exists, it seems hig
SiteUrl was the problem
This is most likely in the docs and I overlooked it
I don't think it is. Can you raise a ticket, and perhaps add some
documentation to tiddlywiki.org?
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find tiddlers tagged foo
append !!!Review to the end of the tiddler text
Something like the following:
---
store.suspendNotifications();
store.forEachTiddler(function(title, tiddler) {
if(tiddler.tags.contains("foo")) {
// TODO: check for existing Review section first
My link http://www.strm.us/tw/cigars.xml
not formatting? do I need to add something?
Your feed doesn't validate, while tiddlywiki.com's does:
http://feedvalidator.org
Not sure why. A plugin perhaps?
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can anyone tell me how to find the latest version
As you've discovered, the latest version of my plugins is usually
available via SVN.
That's mostly because I can't be bothered to clean up my DevPad site or
to set up a new distribution site. (Perhaps TiddlySpace will serve that
purpose eventu
Not sure if you have already addressed this, but in my document the
tag selection popup was not closing after a selection was made
I had noticed this as well - while it is strange, it turned out to be
quite useful sometimes, so I didn't fix it immediately.
Thanks for the reminder though, as th
Looking for some guidelines on converting a html system iso that it
works inside a TW.
So you want to migrate content from a set of static HTML pages into
TiddlyWiki? Any particular reason (other than the obvious)?
the initial
Yeah, pretty much. (There are subtle differences in markup, e.g
Error: Missing dependency: Viewport
You need both of the following files:
http://www.appelsiini.net/download/jquery.viewport.mini.js
http://github.com/FND/jquery/raw/master/jquery.cli.js
(this is mentioned, but not obvious, in the plugin metadata)
Copy and paste them into tiddlers* and add the
I don't know if it is possible, but here is my question. I have a TW
(a Mgsd exactely), with a lot of opened tiddlers. I would like to be
able to go to the next tiddler or the previous one with keyboard.
Well, there's the TiddlyVi plugin:
http://svn.tiddlywiki.org/Trunk/contributors/F
Any reason why the RSS doesn't format locally?
I guess that's an issue you have to take up with the respective browser
vendor (i.e. the Mozilla community?).
Also is their any way to exclude from RSS?
"""
excludeLists excludes a tiddler from the lists in the sidebar tabs (e.g.
Timeline), a
This seems fine for me with Firefox on Ubuntu.
[[clani.ods|file:home/sebastjan/Documents/ŠD/Dokumentacija/03.
Članstvo/clani.ods]]
Does it work for URIs without special characters, e.g. file:///tmp/foo.odt
Sounds like perhaps your browser is not passing the argument properly.
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following error: [...]
Looks like it's simply running out of memory.
This might be of interest:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/898477/ajax-request-browser-limit
If you have TiddlyWiki documents that big, you might want to
Is there any particular reason why the IncludePlugin doesn't support
getTiddlers - it sounds like perhaps it should? [...]
According to the comments in the source code it's because getTiddlers
is used for saving, and the idea of ImportPlugin is that external
tiddlers are imported but not saved.
Okay I updated
http://tiddlywiki.org/wiki/Synchronization
Thanks.
What is this revision number? Is it changecount or
server.page.revision?
The changecount simply allows TiddlyWiki to determine which tiddlers
have been changed locally, while server.page.revision is the revision
number on th
[...] implement those fancy image-less arrows
It seems there is no clean (as in KISS) way to achieve this.
So I settled for subtle rounded corners (supported by modern browsers,
degrades gracefully) - not perfect, but an improvement I guess:
http://fnd.lewcid.org/misc/jQueryAPI.html
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I'm working on a navigation system based on the knight move over a chess
board. The board will be a table with links to 64 tiddlers, each only
navigable to via a knights move.
Somehow this intrigued me, as a general challenge, so I quickly did this
for fun:
http://gist.github.com/353337
(very
Each of my tiddlers consists of an English word (the title), along
with a definition, examples, etc. I would like to include links to
Google Translate for certain languages in each tiddler.
FWIW, there's a simple macro I use for cases like this:
http://svn.tiddlywiki.org/Trunk/contributor
I admit that I wasn't sure about a seperator - untill I saw the css
arrows (delicious style) I think that would be awesome
I haven't had time to look into this yet, and probably won't for a
while. CSS wizardry contributions (or research into prior art) would be
most welcome...
The new css b
I'm writing an end-user manual for TW so this information is very
welcome. I will update the community wiki when i get around to it.
Excellent, thanks!
[After locally modifying a plugin tiddler] I select the plugin and
click "sync". What happens?
You'll get a message "Changed while unplugged
it is very difficult to tell how many tags this is and exactly what
they are. I suggest a separator between tags, such as pipe surrounded
by spaces
I'd experimented with this, but didn't come up with a satisfying solution.
Instead of adding an extra character (separation of concerns and all), I
it seems that now only relative paths work
IIRC, this is (at least in part) due to browser restrictions. I assume
you're using Firefox?
http://tiddlywiki.org/wiki/Firefox#File_Access
Sorry, couldn't find where to report this bug properly.
Trac.tiddlywiki.org? Couldn't find button 'Report Bug
I haven't found much information on the backstage Sync ability.
Yes, it's rather poorly documented I'm afraid.
Contributions welcome:
http://tiddlywiki.org/wiki/Synchronization
How does this sync work? Does the sync work both ways?
That depends on the adaptor (and thus the backend) being
is there ever a reason, necessity, or possibility to call a macro out
of javascript code?
Hardly ever.
One could imagine scenarios where plugin authors might wrap an existing
macro with some custom functionality - e.g. feeding a data set to the
sparkline macro:
invokeMacro(place, "sparkli
I fixed this by adding 'return false;' at the end of any function
that did not return a value (handler, newTagClick, onTagClick,
delTag, refreshTags and refreshTiddlers).
Good catch - those returns got lost in some early refactoring.
Fixed now:
http://trac.tiddlywiki.org/changeset/11913
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http://svn.tiddlywiki.org/Trunk/contributors/FND/plugins/TagsplorerMacro.js
Found a minor bug in the v1.2.0
<> (no parameters)
returns a error. . .(type error: tags is undefined)
Oops - should be fixed now. Good catch.
one more addition. . . can you exclu
is that possible to comment about a particular page (tiddler)
This might be of interest:
http://tiddlywiki.org/wiki/Reader_Comments
count how many people have accessed each "page" ?
Not with a regular TiddlyWiki document, as that would require write
access to the file.
It would be rather s
I would still like to add a excludeLists parameter, but it is beyond
my capabilities right now, I need to spend some time building some
simple macros w/ parameters before I can tackle this
Isolating the problem sounds like a good plan.
I was gonna give you some sample code, but then went ahead a
I've just updated the plugin with sorting for tag and tiddler
collections, section headings, a different theme and various minor
adjustments:
http://fnd.lewcid.org/misc/jQueryAPI.html
For comparison, the original demo document still uses the old version:
http://fnd.lewcid.org/tmp/tagsplorer.html
I was saving my wiki and when the warning box came up I ticked the box
"remember action" and the APPROVE. I then went to upload to my
tiddlyspot and ticked the "remember action" and for some dumb reason
clicked DENY. Now it remembers this action and I can't change it.
I believe the FirefoxPrivil
I could probably come up with the required javascript code to
highlight a text element if it contains the word "error". But how do I
tie it up to the event of new text being added to the messageArea div?
There is no such event, so you probably wanna hijack the displayMessage
function, like so:
I guess, you will likely need a plugin that either...
1) Hijacks loading & closing of tiddlers
I had a quick go and created a proof of concept:
http://fnd.lewcid.org/tmp/HighlightOpenTiddlerLinks.html
(very hacky - it's just meant to illustrate the approach in case someone
feels like doing a pr
Thanks for the feedback, everyone.
any other thoughts on excludeLists?
I am going to have some spare time this week and might play with it
Your suggested patch seems quite elegant. (I haven't actually tested it
yet.)
I agree that it needs to be an optional parameter (not entirely sure
about
So it creates a tags filter showing relevant information, with the
option to add additional filters to drill down further (from menu bar
via new button) or remove filters to drill out
I guess that's how I should have explained it in the first place...
Thanks.
somehow I got a prompt box instead
I've started experimenting with this on TiddlyWeb documentation, which
proved useful and led to some unexpected insights
I've now also applied this to the jQuery API docs*, which seems even
more useful (due to the excellent metadata):
http://fnd.lewcid.org/misc/jQueryAPI.html
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looks very nice
Thanks. It could certainly do with some improvements, as it doesn't seem
very intuitive at the moment - so I'm hoping someone with a better sense
of UI design will come along and offer suggestions...
was your concept to use it as a menu? Or as a new way to navigate?
The ba
http://fnd.lewcid.org/tmp/tagsplorer.html
It's a fairly basic prototype for now, but I think it's useful nonetheless.
I've wanted this for a while (years, in fact - early concepts were
called TagNav*), but somehow never got around to it until now.
FWIW, being able to make use of jQuery made t
I'll second Chris's sentiments; while I'm curious to learn more about
the motivation and goals, having another server-side implementing the
same API would be great - after all, TiddlyWeb was conceived as a
reference implementation.
In addition to Chris's pointers, it might be worth looking at
Great, how might one migrate old tiddlywiki to new release?
See here:
http://tiddlywiki.com/#HowToUpgrade
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*Has the TiddleySaver file changed between 2.5.3 and 2.6.0b1?
Yes; it has been signed with the new UnaMesa certificate.
*Does the JQuery upgrade mean anything to end-users?
jQuery 1.4 comes with significant performance enhancements. Apart from
that, as usual the benefits of jQuery mostly co
We are pleased to announce the release of TiddlyWiki 2.6.0:
http://www.tiddlywiki.com
Since there were no bug reports from the beta release, there have been
no additional changes.
This release includes a variety of bugfixes and enhancements. The most
obvious changes are:
* Added WindowTitl
Sorry, no change. Still missing the file.
It appears Opera 10.50 doesn't pick up the Java applet at all.
We'll need to investigate further.
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Does as required - however us Australians, brought up as we are on
DD/MM/YYY dates have a real problem reading MM/DD/ dates, Any
suggestion how to change the format ?
new Date(document.lastModified).formatString("-0MM-0DD");
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_8601
http://tiddlywiki.org/w
is it possible to quote the title of tiddler in the content automatically
<>
HTH.
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I was thinking instead to store in the custom field a different
tiddler identifier that is stable across name changes.
Could you elaborate on your use case? It would help to know why you're
storing tiddler references in custom fields in the first place.
The obvious option is to use UUIDs as t
I imported a workspace.js [...] to my tiddlywiki for on-line
evaluation and exploration of js codes.
You might wanna take a look at this:
http://12days.osmosoft.com/#Playground
Sounds like it pretty much does exactly what you want.
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It used a textarea element, with id of 'editor' [...] so, I needed to
create one in . What I wanted to do is to retrieved and save
it's text content from and to a custom field, so, I can keep and
updated my scripts.
Do you want to do this programmatically, writing custom macro (e.g.
"click here
Added the following test line in ProjectEditTemplate
Multiple Choice:
It appears the ListboxPlugin does not support invocation from edit mode.
Adding it to the ViewTemplate or simply as a macro to any tiddler seems
to work fine though. Would this be a viable option for you?
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It's always worth pointing to the Web Standards Curriculum, as that
emphasizes good practices (whereas many other sites - including many
popular recommendations - often don't live up to such high standards):
http://dev.opera.com/articles/view/1-introduction-to-the-web-standards-cur/#toc
2. A T
when you go to http://www.tiddlywiki.com/ it shows the tabs as an
index. [...] how do i do this on a empty tiddlywiki ?
This is achieved with some customization of the PageTemplate, plus some
custom styling:
cf. http://tiddlywiki.com/#StyleSheet%20PageTemplate
However, this implementati
since I upgraded to Opera 10.5 I cannot save my tiddlywiki, the
loading to the TiddlySaver generated a Java Exception
Could you try again with the recently released 2.6 beta 1:
http://tiddlywiki.com/beta/
http://tiddlywiki.com/beta/TiddlySaver.jar
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TW uses "non-standard" routines to save because "standard" javascript
doesn't let you save a file LOCALLY. This is considered an important
security feature. Using java is a way to get around this limitation.
Just to be precise, TiddlyWiki uses browser-specific routines for saving
local files wh
Sorry for the late response. Updating tiddlywiki.com is currently still
somewhat closely tied into the release process, making changes a little
cumbersome. This should change in the future.
We had already updated the content in the repository, but not pushed it
to the website yet. Given today'
We are pleased to announce the first beta of TiddlyWiki 2.6.0:
http://www.tiddlywiki.com/beta/
This release includes a variety of bugfixes and enhancements. The most
obvious changes are:
* Added WindowTitle shadow tiddler
* Added creator tiddler field
* Upgraded to jQuery 1.4.2
For the ful
I had an idea for a plugin that, as far as I can tell, doesn't exist:
[...]
A linkmap?
This might be worth exploring:
http://tiddlywiki.org/wiki/Visualization
Not entirely sure it has what you want though.
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I'm looking for details about how the refresh and force attributes work
in HTML templates.
You might have better luck asking on the dev group:
http://groups.google.com/group/TiddlyWikiDev/
FWIW, there's a brief overview here:
http://tiddlywiki.org/wiki/Extended_Attributes
You might wan
I'm using Kubuntu Karmic 9.10 64-bit and Opera 10.10 with
tiddlysaver.jar in the folder with the empty.html file. [...]
I can edit the page but it is impossible to save my changes.
FWIW, it works fine for me with Opera 10.10b4742 on Ubuntu 9.10
(32-bit), though saving is a little slow.
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You may be familiar with Chrome throwing up this error when TiddlyWiki
loads. Error:no_ modification_allowed_err:DOM Exception 7
I'm afraid I'm not familiar with this error, and cannot reproduce it
either (Chrome 5.0.335.0 dev on Ubuntu 9.10).
If upgrading the browser doesn't solve this issue,
Yesterday I update my Chrome to 5.0.335.0 dev. The tiddlywiki was
loaded, but wasn't rendered, the screen stays white. [...]
Is there any workaround?
A workaround is now described in the ticket:
http://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=36336#c5
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I just did not catch it because " and '' must be half a pixel further
apart or not at all.
No problem.
(FWIW, it's easier to spot in plain-text mails with monospace font.)
A constructive suggestion to improve on the reTag solution is to allow
the supply of a here or tiddler name and button lab
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