I'm having a hard time relating to this (isolation, minimal test case
etc.), so I'll just address the symptoms as mentioned in the topic:
Removing newlines from [title]
Tiddler titles aren't supposed to contain line breaks, but let's ignore
that for now. You want is the trim method, which
Depending on where you have the slider this will get rid of the border
put this in your StyleSheet
.button { border:0px;}
.viewer .button { border:0px;}
#mainMenu .button { border:0px; background:transparent;} etc.
If you want the full Monty use this or modifications of it. e.g.
Try
tiddler.modified.formatString(.0MM.0DD)
Morris
On Jan 18, 11:33 pm, yardbird trent.jor...@gmail.com wrote:
Thanks Alan,
I played with this for a while but couldn't get it to work for me as a
script.
I've realised my bigger problem with what I'd like to do is that, I'd
really like
If you are using FormTiddlerPlugin (or some other technique) to define
HTML forms for data input and retrieval, then this may be helpful;
instead of defining the field type=text, use type=date.
As referred to at http://dev.w3.org/html5/markup/input.date.html
Specifies that its input element is
I'm not a heavy JavaScript guy either, but these two lines seem to me
to be the problem.
var tid=prompt('New title will become:\n\n',tt_alias+who
+when.formatString('$1'));
var tags=prompt('Write tags here(make space between words) (lesson HAS
to be one of them):\n\n',tt_alias+who+lesson);
Mans and all,
Regarding your instructions concerning uploading MPTW to TiddlySpot,
replacing an existing TiddlyWiki:
I do not have the TspotControls tiddler in my MPTW. I have the
TspotSetupPlugin which looks tailor-made for what I'm trying to do.
Unfortunately, I am such a newbie that I don't
Another newbie question: The instructions for including your username say:
Your username for signing your edits. Write it as a WikiWord javascript:;(eg
JoeBloggs javascript:;)
Does it matter if your username isn't a WikiWord? What are the tradeoffs?
thanks,
Neil
Neil Olonoff
Ken, thanks for your reply.
I did the following
html
precode [[link]] code/pre
/html
but it does not work.
The [[link]] does not create a hyperlink to another tiddler.
Tony
On Jan 18, 7:27 am, Ken Girard ken.gir...@gmail.com wrote:
Insert the html inside htmlpre.../pre/html tags.
On Sat, Jan 16, 2010 at 6:18 PM, shavinder shavinderpalsi...@gmail.comwrote:
The plugin is eval()'d by TiddlyWiki core after .header (and the page)
has
loaded, so the body of jQuery(.header') never runs. You can just
eliminate
it in your plugin and do:
Thanks Alan,
I just tried this, but it didn't seam to help any. Even though I've
defined it as type=date in the template tiddler, specifically
input name=startdate type=date style=width:100% /
When you look at the actual tiddler created the data still seems to be
stored as a string. ie you
If the shell scripts of necessity must be enclosed in triple brackets,
you can try using the pretty link method and make a link from whole
lot, brackets and script. Like this:
[[PrettyLink|TiddlerToOpen]]
[[{{{script}}}|TiddlerToOpen]]
This should work unless some of your script characters are
Just to be sure ... you did install the HTMLFormattingPlugin from
tiddlytools.com, right?
On Jan 18, 2:52 pm, TK tonykelly...@gmail.com wrote:
Ken, thanks for your reply.
I did the following
html
precode [[link]] code/pre
/html
but it does not work.
The [[link]] does not create
On Jan 19, 12:52 pm, Mark S. throa...@yahoo.com wrote:
Just to be sure ... you did install the HTMLFormattingPlugin from
tiddlytools.com, right?
I confirm that this example does work with the HTML plugin installed
(Was the TiddlyWiki saved and reloaded?)
htmlprecode [[link]] code/pre/html
it doesn't get wikified: this means that the word, when clicked will be a
link, to either an non existing tiddler or an existing one with some details
about the author should he care to add them.
You can use the double brackets if you want you name separated with a space
[[First Second]]
ALex
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