I've been doing a lot of research and playing around in the tools
that transform markup space recently, and would **implore** you to
consider choosing one of the more mainstream cross-platform syntaxes
rather than re-implementing a proprietary TWmarkup, even if it may be
based on one of them.
I concur with HansBKK that you should adopt a standard wiki markup for
TW 5. I differ from in that I think you should adopt WikiCreole see:
http://www.wikicreole.org/wiki/Creole1.0
and
http://www.wikicreole.org/wiki/CreoleAdditions
The main reason for this recommendation is the WikiCreole markup
Nice. Thanks Mans, that is really helpful. i think those suggstions will
solve this
Dickon
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I am trying to help a couple of new (non technical) users to register on
TiddlySpace, but we are struggling - type in username, type in passwords,
click Create your space, and nothing happens!
What am I doing wrong?
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On Dec 15, 1:53 pm, dickon dickon.beving...@gmail.com wrote:
I am trying to help a couple of new (non technical) users to register on
TiddlySpace, but we are struggling - type in username, type in passwords,
click Create your space, and nothing happens!
What am I doing wrong?
Not your fault.
ok, looked a bit into the code, and mGSD makes no apparent distinction
between projects and subprojects, subprojects just get an extra tag in the
form of the it's mother-project. No simple workaround this. You'd need to
rename all project-tags into SubProject. And change the mGSD macro so that
Actually, you're in luck. There's a filter clause that checks for the
existence of a parent project:
where:tiddler.hasParent('Project')
or the lack of one:
where:tiddler.!hasParent('Project')
If you change the Active Projects macro as follows, you should see only
projects that are not
Argh. I left out a bracket. It should be:
mgtdList title:'Active Projects' startTag:Project tags:'Active !
Complete' view:ProjectArea mode:global
newButtonTags:'Project Active'
where:!tiddler.hasParent('Project')
On Thu, Dec 15, 2011 at 6:27 AM, Stefi Butler
Hello all,
' hope everyone is having a good day.
Although much of this thread goes over my head, I am glad that Jeremy
is again working on Tiddliwiki. As a regular Joe, however, I would
like to state that if indeed one were to go with a syntax change I
would concur with Martin above. I would
I should also say take care when hijacking where you don't completely
know what you are doing. If you do it wrong you could break the
function. In this situation that means it would be impossible to save
any tiddlers... so take backups :)
On Dec 15, 1:47 am, skye riquelme riquelme.s...@gmail.com
Brilliant. Thanks Chris. momentary panic as tomorrow I have a whole room
full of therapists (known for their munificent patience with the glitches
and crashes that occur in the interpersonal sphere, but not for the same in
their relation to IT) to train about TiddlySpace in relation to the
...thanks even more so for the advice...obviously Ill play around with
a simple non-importante test TW first!!!
and thanks for the warning/advice
Skye
On 15 dez, 12:36, rakugo jdlrob...@gmail.com wrote:
I should also say take care when hijacking where you don't completely
know what you are
On Dec 15, 3:29 pm, dickon dickon.beving...@gmail.com wrote:
Brilliant. Thanks Chris. momentary panic as tomorrow I have a whole room
full of therapists (known for their munificent patience with the glitches
and crashes that occur in the interpersonal sphere, but not for the same in
their
Hi folks,
I did re/search a bit for nicely documented wikitext grammers lately.
I only found one for wiki creole. The good thing is, that it imo is a
good subset of the TW grammar.
There is a short article from:
Authors: Martin Junghans, Dirk Riehle, Rama Gurram, Matthias Kaiser, Mário
Lopes,
='comment '+who;
store.saveTiddler(title,title,text,who,when,etiquetas,null);
autoSave();
story.displayTiddler(null,title);
the tiddler is not created, and in fact the TW freezes up with a
message saying it cant save the tiddler because -
Erro ao guardar tiddler 'Skye-20111215-16:47:03':
TypeError
var when=new Date().formatString('0MM0DD-0hh:0mm:0ss');
...
store.saveTiddler(title,title,text,who,when,etiquetas,null);
...
TypeError: b.convertToMMDDHHMM is not a function
Why is this happeningwhy doesnt my date format work in my code??
The 'when' variable you define is a date,
Thanks for pointing out the downtime - I hadn't reaised that, and will warn
the new users.
From tomorrow there will be 17 separate use instances (locally-adapted
versions) of the @ambit tiddlymanual in teams across the UK - not bad.
Have some chapters in books and a paper coming out next
Thanks...that works, although not sure why. I can see that var now is
a dateas store.saveTiddler expects..but why is var now
formatted into the right format, when the code formated var now as var
when. seems to me the formated date is in when,not now!!!
Anyway, back on the
I am familiar with tiddlyspot, but I have just started testing
tiddlyspace. Currently, when I go to backstage, I get the following
tabs:
search
tiddlers
plugins
batch
tweaks
import/export
I think I'm missing a few, such as members and include.
Can anyone offer advice as to why these are missing?
oh wow, that's awesome. Works like a charm!
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