Hi Sebas
Nice tip! Might be an idea to do the same for the SideBar listings.
regards
On Sunday, 31 January 2016 14:12:27 UTC+2, Sebas wrote:
>
> here is a simplified example I made:
> Customizing Tiddler Titles
>
Hi Sebas
Perhaps, instead of transcluding the contents of other fields, you should
exchange the contents with the 'text' field. That way, you can edit your
text in the text field, then exchange the contents with another field, edit
the text in another language in the text field ... and so on.
Hi
Might work quite well if you exchanged the contents out to one or more data
dictionaries instead of a large number of fields in the current tiddler.
Once the dictionaries and swopping mechanism have been implemented -- the
process of editing should be transparent, and you'll no longer have
Hi Tobias and Matabele,
Thanks a lot for taking the time to respond. I tried the <$transclude
field="MyTextField" mode="block"/> approach, but unfortunately then I do
not get macro definitions to work.
In regards to the titles, I already use this in my project and I do not
have any problems
Hey Matabele,
Yeah, thanks! That sounds like an idea I have not tried yet for text
fields. And I am currently doing that already with my user interface. I
have a dictionary tiddler that provides the names for each button in my
TiddlyWiki (tiddler "/$:/./user_interface") and when the user
Hello again,
Just to give an example: If I create my own editor/menu for my tiddlers and
use something like:
<$edit-text tiddler="Target" field="text"/>
In this example, I can put normal wikitext and macro definitions in the
text field. Everything works just fine.
But if I want my own second
Hi Sebas,
I am not actually sure I quite understand the multi-language approach you
were trying to take.
Fwiw, for more than one reason, I would not recommend overloading
individual tiddlers
with various language versions of it in the form of fields, problem #1
being the title.
Admittedly, I
Hi Sebas
This doesn't entirely address your problem, but might help a little.
Instead of {{!!MyTextField}} -- try this:
<$transclude field="MyTextField" mode="block"/>
However, I'm inclined to agree with Tobias -- I think it will be more
flexible to create separate tiddlers for each
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