is there a way to change the bag/source of a tiddler?
This might be of interest:
http://trac.tiddlywiki.org/changeset/9597
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Two things control where a tiddler is saved:
* If it is an existing tiddler it is saved back to where it came from.
* If it is a new tiddler it is saved to the server.workspace field
that it inherits
There's a third option; the NewTiddler macro might set the respective
custom field(s).
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backward compatibility is easily taken care of with only a view
lines of a DepreciatedStyleSheet tiddler
I'm afraid it's not that simple.
For example, if we were to completely re-invent the sidebar (not to
mention the layout as a whole), the various selectors/mappings simply
wouldn't apply
these could help to improve the default theme
Unfortunately, a major problem with making any significant changes to
the default theme is backwards compatibility, as many existing documents
rely on the current framework (e.g. due to StyleSheet customizations).
So this is a bit of a can of
Ideally, I'd like to be able to admin my TiddlyWiki so that I have
some control over who's posting to it and also be able to revert
changes if I need to.
See here:
http://tiddlywiki.org/wiki/Multi-User_Collaboration
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how do you change the font color (for just one word)
Try this:
@@color:#f00;lorem ipsum@@
Also, I want to have a tab or a break of several spaces (not a br)
By default, HTML collapses whitespace.
However, you could try the following:
@@white-space:pre;loremipsum@@
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I have seen things like Authoring-mode and other heavy
plugins like ThemeSwitching that i.m.o. go far beyond what I need.
Just for the record, you don't always need a plugin; you could create a
simple read-only mode theme* with a customized ViewTemplate:
I'd like to create a shadow tiddler with a tag.
I'm afraid shadow tiddlers are not Tiddler objects; they only have title
and contents.
What do you need this for, exactly - perhaps there's a better solution?
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I assume it's a load-order issue
[...]
There should be a more elegant solution
There is; simply re-evaluating the existing formatter's match pattern:
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spotify:foo
[[foo|spotify:foo]]
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//{{{
(function() {
config.textPrimitives.urlPattern =
h1 is styled to have 1.2em top margin. I like it, but not when h1 is
the first thing in a tiddler
Well, in theory you could use the :first-child selector:
.viewer h1 {
color: green;
}
.viewer h1:first-child {
color: red;
}
However, that's not very well
how do you create a link in which you can specify the hover text?
I've tried creating a elements inside of html tags, specifying
the help text in the 'alt' attribute, but that doesn't seem to do it.
The ALT attribute is alternate text in case the image cannot be
displayed*. What you want
Does anyone know of TiddlyWiki that can be used to help with scrum
The group archives yield this thread:
http://groups.google.com/group/TiddlyWiki/t/3697e76a19fb459c
The document's located here:
http://www.ideia.fr/files/tiddlyscrum.html
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I download a new tiddlywiki file and that successfully generated
the RSS feed. However, when I imported the tiddler from my original
file it stopped working.
This is hard to diagnose without more details - please take a look at
these guidelines:
But, how do I add a cookie exception for localhost?
Here:
Firefox Preferences Privacy Cookies Exceptions
Enter localhost and click on Enable.
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Is it possible to use javascript to set the default username based
upon the Windows login?
Only on IE:
http://groups.google.com/group/TiddlyWiki/t/d41ca93e1a756a84
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FND I created a minimal test case a couple of weeks ago and sent you
an link to it using the reply to author mechanism in google groups.
Did you get the link or the followup emails?
I did, and responded to both:
Please post this to the groups instead of to me personally.
I'm not sure when
I have a TW (2.5) stored and accessed on a fileshare. If I try to
import tiddlers from another TW (locally or stored on the same
fileshare) then I get the following error: [...]
This sounds like it's the following issue:
http://tiddlywiki.org/wiki/Firefox#File_Access
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Why does the txtUserName cookie work fine in FF3 with ver 2.2.5 of
TW, but not 2.4.1?
TiddlyWiki's cookie handling should not have changed between those
versions*, so this is most likely a browser issue.
Firefox 3 is not supposed to store cookies for local files:
http://måns.dk/TsT/#MiniMalTestCase
I'm afraid that's *not* a minimal test case.
There are 207 tiddlers in that document, 84 of which are plugins
(including Danish translation), along with extensive customization of
the layout.
Having said that, it appears all you need to do is upgrade;
I am saving changes to a TiddlyWiki, and even though I have created
the directory (folder) and given the path in the advanced options, the
backup file is not created, even as changes to the TiddlyWiki are
saved.
Could you provide some more details (OS, browser etc.):
Yes, the OS is Windows XP SP3, the browser is Firefox 3.0.7,
and the path is set to
D:\EmbryoPhysicsBackups
I assume the TiddlyWiki document is not located in that folder?
For security reasons, Firefox 3 does not allow access to files outside
the working directory:
OK, I have downloaded the empty.html file, and made edits, then
clicked done, and saved the result, only to have it disappear
I take it you're using FF3 on WinXP, and didn't get any error messages -
the contents just weren't there after reloading the document?
Where is the file located?
I'm
Well, then, aside from placing backups in the same directory
as the non-backup (i.e. what is expectantly the current correct
copy), there is no way to obtain backup in Firefox.
Well, sort of.
I tend to create a dedicated sub-directory - which of course is still
located within the working
You were absolutely right about the need for an upgrade... Now it
works - excactly as you described!!
Glad it works.
I will try to pull all the plugins that I don't need, out of the TW
and see how small I can make it
You can tweak and customize your own document to your heart's content.
Since this is a development-related issue, it would better be discussed
on the dev group.
we always use a construction to store tiddlers in tiddlyweb like the
following
[...]
but the newTiddler is not immediately saved back to server
When accessing tiddler properties directly, TiddlyWiki
we do use the method store.saveTiddler(... like explained above
Sorry, seems I wasn't reading properly...
FWIW, when posting several lines of code, it's often better to use a
pastebin*.
the created tiddler is not autosaved to server
Can you post a minimal test case over on [twdev]? Ideally,
I would like to make my emailbutton - in the customViewTemplate - to
fetch the tiddlers custom field (email) and put it in the address..
You need to use evaluated parameters* - like so:
email to:{{tiddler.fields.email}}
(untested)
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It does'nt work for me.
Could you provide a minimal test case:
http://www.tiddlywiki.org/wiki/Troubleshooting
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Is there a way to embed php into a tiddler? I tried the html tags
around the code trick, but it didn't work.
PHP is generally processed server-side, but TiddlyWiki by default is all
client-side (i.e. JavaScript processed in the browser).
You could host a PHP script which serves a modified
Is there a simpler way of displaying emails other than
[[zeckal...@gmail.com|mailto:zeckal...@gmail.com]] ?
This issue has come up in the past:
http://trac.tiddlywiki.org/ticket/469
I don't remember whether there was a suggested solution - try searching
the group archives for mailto.
The logic behind combining chkRegExpSearch and chkCaseSensitiveSearch
is borked. Regular expressions are case sensitive.
That's an interesting observation; I never noticed that (see below).
That might be considered a bug, so could you raise a ticket for this
particular issue?
The best would
Just testing a tw [1] with a friend with internet explorer: runtime
errors
Those appear to be JavaScript errors caused by plugins - not TiddlyWiki
itself (that's why you should always confirm such reports with a minimal
test case*).
One of the culprits was a typo in my TiddlyViPlugin
After I import necesary tiddlers listed in SimileTimelineBundle
nothing happens.
Could you provide us with some details and a test case:
http://tiddlywiki.org/wiki/Troubleshooting
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I checked the option to insert a tab instead of switching fields and
it wont work :(. I'm using the newest version of firefox.
We solved this on IRC - turns out the Vimperator Firefox extension was
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FND, would you like a copy of it to debug?
Can you create a minimal test case with steps for reproducing the
problem? (Also see my previous post.)
Thanks.
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I did it and upgrading successed.
Glad it worked.
Will be any TiddlyWiki a native application in the Palm's WebOS?
As far as I'm aware, not much is currently known about the technical
details - we'll just have to wait and see. (Provided we can get our hand
on a Palm Pre when it's out... )
will jQuery affect current plugins?
No - we'll continue to ensure backwards compatibility as much as
possible, with the existing APIs remaining functional.
The jQuery integration merely extends the functionality available to
plugin authors.
(While parts of the API will change eventually, that
MonkeyTagger doesn´t seem to work with core 2.5
Have you tried the DeprecatedFunctionsPlugin:
http://tiddlywiki.com/coreplugins.html#DeprecatedFunctionsPlugin
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I thought that you would be able to use jQuery plugins directly. Will
every jQuery plugin require the type of translation to make them work
with TiddlyWiki such as you have provided for TiddlyViPlugin.html?
It depends, really - if you want something TiddlyWiki-specific (e.g. a
macro),
I know from looking into this in the past that there is a bit of a
limitation in the sense that the server versions don't work with the
most recent TWs... is this still the case?
Depends on which server-side you're using - both ccTiddly and TiddlyWeb
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I would like to have a permalink to the tiddler included as well.
Sounds like a reasonable suggestion - so I've added a permalink
parameter to this (ancient) macro:
http://devpad.tiddlyspot.com/#eMailMacro
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have there benn some developments since I last looked that make Google
indexing more efficient?
This might be of interest:
http://tiddlywiki.org/wiki/TiddlyWiki_As_a_Website
Having said that, both ccTiddly and TiddlyWeb provide static content for
crawlers to index, and we're using
Otherwise, I was wondering where the disable macro was to be found
(Lewcid ? Tiddlytools?)
I'm not aware of any such macro - but try this:
http://gist.github.com/81007
(select raw and copy the contents into a systemConfig-tagged tiddler)
That gives you a toggleReadOnly macro.
It's not
I'd like my TW to autosave after each edit, but to only create a
backup when I manually save. Is there a way to do that?
You could disable SaveBackups and use the DoBackupMacro:
http://jackparke.googlepages.com/jtw.html#DoBackupMacro
This overview might also be of interest:
It there a way to store and retrieve the most accessed tiddlers?
While this would be fairly easy to implement, you'd have to write to the
document every time a tiddler is opened (which of course also requires
write permissions on the respective document).
I'm not aware of anyone having
. In fact, it's what we're using in
the plugin templates:
http://svn.tiddlywiki.org/Trunk/association/plugins/SamplePlugin.js
http://svn.tiddlywiki.org/Trunk/contributors/FND/plugins/template.js
I know you're supposed to be able to edit that site, but I'm not
certain
That page is badly
N.B.:
Strictly development-related issues should be discussed on the dev group:
http://groups.google.com/group/TiddlyWikiDev/
have a button in the tiddler that you can click
You would make the handler create a button (using createTiddlyButton),
whose action then fires off the actual
I really want to have a navigation feature on my 'TiddlyWiki' where I
can click on a hyperlink and then press the back button on my browser
to come back the way I came, a tracking breadcrumbs like feature
You might like this plugin:
http://www.tiddlytools.com/#BreadcrumbsPlugin
Perhaps
My Javascript knowledge is severely limited, so [...] I'm hoping you
are able to get it right
You don't actually need any JavaScript knowledge for this - all you
really need are the coordinates of the respective areas (for rectangles,
in the order top left, top, right, bottom - other shapes
Has anyone else found that the autosort doesn't work in the first
column?
A sample document would really make it easier for us to analyze this...
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I don't think this one needs a sample document.
The reason I asked for a sample document is that, frankly, I don't wanna
have to do that myself.
I'm happy to assist with analyzing problems, but if it takes effort to
get to the problem in the first place, that's a significant barrier.
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Hi. I have a fairly vanilla tw, version 2.4.1 and I'm trying to
upgrade to 2.5.0. I click upgrade in the backstage area, then click
upgrade and it says loading core code and then nothing happens.
So it's just that one file which doesn't upgrade and from which you
can't import?
Does the
The browse... button issue is a *known* limitation of FireFox3...
Also see here:
http://tiddlywiki.org/wiki/Firefox#Importing
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Should this be a Dev question?
Sort of - you would probably want to extend the onClickNewTiddler
function to skip the displayTiddler and focusTiddler steps depending on
a certain macro parameter.
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It's not quite finished yet, but might be nice demo for end-users.
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Try TeamTasks [...] it is for multiple user projects
Since TeamTasks is merely a TiddlyWiki vertical, it doesn't provide
multi-user capability on its own.
For concurrent editing, I'd strongly advise using a server-side:
http://tiddlywiki.org/wiki/Server-Side_Implementations
HOw can I
TiddlyWiki's pulling in both tweets and delicious bookmarks, yes that
could be done.
The TwitterAdaptor we already have - and Simon's created a Delicious
adaptor a while ago:
http://tinyurl.com/amsrah
create a link through from a clickable area on an image to a tiddler
TiddlyWiki itself has no special handling for this sort of thing.
However, you could use raw HTML to generate image maps*, using a simple
JavaScript action in the href attribute to open a tiddler:
Is there an example of what could be done at this point by some over-
ambitious person wanting to dive into jQuery-TW?
Generally speaking, jQuery makes it easier to write certain pieces of
code, because you don't have to worry about certain details.
There are plenty of existing jQuery plugins
- Would it be possible to include in the archive any tweets from other
people to whom user has @replied
That would be possible, but might easily get out of hand (e.g. exceeding
the Twitter API limit with the number of requests).
Back when I was writing the Twitter adaptor, I imagined this
Is there a TW theme for blogs or can someone suggest an alternative?
Somewhat unrelated, but this might be of interest:
http://tiddlywiki.org/wiki/TiddlyWiki_As_a_Website
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I want to change the size of the box that holds the text
Making the box's width precisely fit its contents is gonna be tricky.
However, you can use CSS to define a static width:
.txtOptionInput {
width: 15em;
}
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http://osmosoft.com/TiddlyTweets
Case matters; here's the correct URL:
http://www.osmosoft.com/tiddlytweets/
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Is there a better way to have the header fixed on top?
Fixed positioning is a tricky issue - for the reasons you've already
mentioned, but also because it's not very well supported across browsers*.
We've struggled with similar issues before, e.g. WRT the message area.
Chances are we'll look
i have recogniced that my new tiddlers doesn't have any username
and timestamp. What goes wrong?
That's most likely due to your custom theme, which simply doesn't
display the respective data.
Can you provide a test case:
http://tiddlywiki.org/wiki/Troubleshooting
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It has color:none and background-color:none. Shouldn't those be
transparent?
I believe you're right there.
This sort of thing might better be discussed on the dev list.
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I'd need a parser function like #if from mediawiki to add some field
only on condition a parameter was given.
There's a ticket for that:
http://trac.tiddlywiki.org/ticket/890
For now, Eric has implemented this as a CoreTweak.
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possible for it to be configured without the numbers, i.e. UL
instead of OL?
Add the following to your StyleSheet:
.ToC ol {
list-style-type: circle;
}
(Instead of circle, you could also use disc or square.)
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The very first comment is not closed, i.e. missing ***/
I'm not familiar with any StyleSheetPlugins!?
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The end should be {...;filter:alpha(opacity=60);}
Good catch!
(That's in StyleSheetColors.)
And another, extra space in ! important
This might intentional - will ask the team.
(That's in StyleSheetPrint.)
I've raised a ticket:
http://trac.tiddlywiki.org/ticket/960
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You can then 'transclude' (include and render) that
tiddler's content into another tiddler, by using the TW core macro
FWIW, the community wiki also has some details on this:
http://tiddlywiki.org/wiki/Transclusion
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Any option I set the usual way, from a
sytemConfig tiddler, gets reset to the plugin's default when the
plugin is loaded.
That's odd. I haven't tested this, but if the respective plugin is
handling it correctly, an existing preference* should not be overridden.
Also, what about the plugins
Just getting started with a first TW to keep code snippets. Worked out
how to monospace them, but any CRs or line feeds while visible in edit
view, are lost in normal view
I assume you're using it like this:
{{{foo
bar
baz}}}
Line breaks are important:
{{{
foo
How to designate that the title and subtitle are on the same line.
They do appear on the same line by default; take a look at TiddlyWiki.com.
Are you using a custom theme? Are you perhaps not referring to the
SiteTitle and SiteSubtitle at all?
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You guys might wanna move this discussion to a separate thread
(remember, this thread here is not even supposed to exist... ).
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How do I stop my TW from inserting Type the ext for 'New Tidler' in
new tiddlers?
Use a small plugin like this:
config.views.editor.defaultText = this is %0;
Some of mine don't, but I have no idea where it's controlled.
The NewTiddler macro has a text parameter, which might explain
Eric told me how to stop sidebar tabs from wrapping. I'm wondering if
it's possible to stop tiddler titles in the sidebar from wrapping.
Try this:
#sidebarTabs .listLink {
white-space: nowrap;
}
(largely untested)
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The double brackets in the following link don't render in media wiki.
Those brackets need to be escaped - this is a known issue with Firefox 3:
http://tiddlywiki.org/wiki/Firefox#Permalinks
So what you want there is the following:
If I define colours in the StyleSheet can I safely delete the
ColorPalette tiddler?
The ColorPalette[1] is a shadow tiddler[2], so you can't actually delete
it entirely.
Also, the TiddlyWiki core's style sheets[3] rely on the ColorPalette.
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I had done everything you've written up to this sentence in your reply
numerous times before writing you. I'm afraid your energy is just a
re-iteration of the instructions.
Just to be on the safe side: You should have gotten a requesting
enhanced privileges dialog - did you perhaps deny
As previously mentioned, Martin and I have created a TiddlyWeb store
intended to simplify the process of developing client-side (i.e.
TiddlyWiki) plugins.
I've added setup instructions for this to the TiddlyWeb docs site:
http://tiddlyweb.peermore.com/wiki/#devtext
As always, feedback is
I have seen (2) references to evil Global Variables -.-
Should I avoid using this as a rule?
Any negative drawbacks I should be aware of?
Well, the main reason global variables* should be avoided is the risk of
naming clashes - for example, if a plugin happened to use a global
variable
Simple concept that, momentarily, escaped me. The 'ServerTW' is a
'Passive' file. thus the need for an active server!
Serverless collaboration would be possible to some extent - a colleague
of mine had experimented with that a while back:
http://tiddlywiki.org/wiki/TiddlyChatter
FWIW,
FET's WHERE clauses are evaluated as JavaScript statements - so you can
stick pretty much any JS code in there (though it should evaluate to a
boolean, i.e. true/false).
store.getTiddlerSlice(tiddler.title, number) == =8
What you want there is probably the following:
a cookie is still being saved when I happen to change the month.
If a cookie is essential to change a tab, then I imagine there
is no solution.
I'm afraid I don't follow - what do you mean by change the month here?
And how are tabs (the tabs macro?) related to this?
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The script you provided pulls up the current month when the tiddler
(that contains the tab macro) is open. When I change tabs, a cookie
is created such that the cookie makes another tab come into view. It
seems that this browser stored cookie takes precedence and therefore
it makes the
Using Firefox 3.0.6 on OS X [...] the things in Options window
on right, as well as AdvancedOptions tiddler do not get saved.
This is a known issue with Firefox 3 - fortunately, there are workarounds:
http://www.tiddlywiki.org/wiki/Firefox#Cookies
HTH.
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There was a conversation on IRC yesterday, with someone having a similar
problem; IE refused to save to a (mapped) network drive.
We resolved this by renaming the file to end in .hta (instead of .html);
this turns it into a (Windows-specific) hypertext application* with
enhanced security
FWIW, this might be of interest:
http://tinyurl.com/cfbk3f
(http://itmanagement.earthweb.com/osrc/article.php/3803101/Bruce-Perens-How-Many-Open-Source-Licenses-Do-You-Need.htm)
(via http://news.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=09/02/16/1633200)
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I cannot save any of my options or username
That's a known issue with Google Chrome:
http://www.tiddlywiki.org/wiki/Google_Chrome
We have filed an issue report*, but it doesn't seem like that's gonna be
fixed anytime soon.
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#receive non-techy, end-user input(numbers) in a text field and then
plug into an array
You could use the built-in option macro, e.g.:
I want to add a secondary heading to a table
This isn't quite so simple, as tables aren't necessarily meant to be
used that way.
However, there's a possible workaround.
Normally, a table should look like this[1]:
|!Heading 1|!Heading 2|!Heading 3|h
|lorem|ipsum|dolor|
So instead of
This sounds very interesting, Daniel - very much looking forward to
seeing what you guys are gonna come up with.
As for the license issue, I'll poke Andrew so he can share his
(considerable) expertise.
Personally, I tend to prefer BSD just because it feels simpler and is
more compatible with
I'm suspicious that sync may be causing my TWs to hog processor
At first glance, that seems unlikely - but I will investigate and
respond your original post later.
I'm not clear whether any sync processing is done during normal
viewing and editing of tiddlers or whether it's only done when
This is quite puzzling indeed.
How big is your document? I assume it has sensitive data so you can't
share it for analysis?
Are you having any issues with other websites - maybe IE is broken somehow?
The poor performance under IE6 remains even if I disable all plugins
Perhaps there's still a
it now seems there's a TiddlyWiki core bug causing it
I've committed a temporary workaround:
http://trac.tiddlywiki.org/changeset/8731
Note, however, that this sort of rename-overwrite isn't actually
permitted in terms of TiddlyWeb - that is intentional.
So we end up with a bit of a
tried both tricks, but the problem is still there
That's very odd indeed. Would you mind zipping up that test instance
directory and sending it to me (directly) so we can investigate further?
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i cleaned up the hole installation and now it works again
No idea what might have gone wrong before - but for now, let's just be
happy it works.
3) rename tiddler 1 to 2 and changed tiddler 1 contents (without
reloading the wiki)
[...]
but tiddler 1 isn't deleted (yes i'am a bad guy)
Using below clickified newTiddler - can I use the results from the
tag prompt to also populate the title?
You could try creating a global variable (even though it's evil):
clickify newTiddler
text:{{GLOBAL_MYVAR = prompt(...)}}
tag:{{GLOBAL_MYVAR}}
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I open up the sidebar and create todays Journal entry. Hit done.
Create another journal entry, because I didn't log yesterday. Change
the date in the title so that it doesn't conflict with today's
journal. Make entry. Hit done.
The second time there, you're actually opening the same journal
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