Hi,
yes, I can confirm:
http://monkeygtd.blogspot.com/
Scroll down to CheckboxPlugin considered dangerous for further info.
Regards,
Javi
El Tue, 7 Jun 2011 06:32:43 -0700 (PDT)
Didier Bretin did...@bretin.net escribió:
Hi,
On 26 mai, 10:56, Javix javipe...@gmail.com wrote:
This was
I've just started using D3, and am loving it! However, there is one
thing that is bothering me. Whenever I open a context, I have to check
the box next to Review next actions only. As long as I keep the
browser open, the boxes stay checked, but once I've closed the browser
and opened it again,
Hm. That's strange. I thought I saw that behavior also, but when I checked
on Linux Firefox 3.6.17 and I'm not seeing it. The choice appears to be
persistent between sessions. I'm using that TiddlySaver.jar. Perhaps that
the difference.
For myself, the context functionality has always bugged
OK ,
it works fine, the right menu will follow, i suppose
TX
On 9 Jun., 02:19, skye riquelme riquelme.s...@gmail.com wrote:
Hu
Just saw your message..very ineteresting.
In the interest of keeping things light on the loading I often use
MasterIncludesPlugin so that the plugins are
On Jun 8, 8:05 pm, MHill b.martin.h...@gmail.com wrote:
Thanks Eric, but, as you said, not exactly what I'm looking for. I'm
new to Tiddlywiki, so I'm not even sure if this type of automatic
behavior can be provided by a plugin. ...
Allmost anything can be done with plugins and TW. But at the
Hi Skye,
I did some experimets with a temporary side by side display on my
TiddlySpace [1]. I use it to compare different tiddler revisions side
by side.
At the moment it is a quick and dirty hack, that just works for me.
To test it. Open 2/3 tiddlers and press a button described below.
The
The other thread, which inspired the mashup:
http://groups.google.com/group/tiddlywiki/browse_thread/thread/d771f5d335540498
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Try creating a tiddler called SystemSettings
Inside this put
chkAutoSave: true
txtUserName: your name
The SystemSettings tiddler is supported in newer versions of
TiddlyWiki and allows you to store settings in a tiddler rather than
cookies (which is the default).
Hopefully this will solve your
Using the CaptureKeysMacro, can I set up key combinations as seen on
google - press g and then i to go to inbox, for example? The
point is that you press one key //and then// another one - you don't
have to press them together. Is this doable?
Probably it's not doable without some advanced
OK, final version:
* List item 1 htmlpre
Code
/pre/html
* List item 2
Does exactly what you want without any additional styling needed.
BTW, switch to the NEW Google Groups interface to get proper formatting that
actually works.
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Thanks for the comments PMario. There's really not anything more to my
use case than what I put in my original post. I am familiar with HTML/
JS/CSS, but my issue (at the moment at least) is having the time to
create a plugin that behaves as I would like. Perhaps I could use the
default tiddler
Hi MHill,
The following code will do what you want (except that the time is in a 24-hr
format) for the case of editing an existing tiddler:
config.commands.editTiddler.handler_old =
config.commands.editTiddler.handler;
config.commands.editTiddler.handler = function(evt,src,title){
If I want to intend a pre I use:
text
some text above a pre
{{{
asdf
}}}
heading
some text above a pre
{{{
adsf
}}}
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axs,
cool hack :)
On Jun 9, 6:36 pm, axs alexst...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi MHill,
The following code will do what you want (except that the time is in a 24-hr
format) for the case of editing an existing tiddler:
DateFormats are described here
Thanks for the ideas.
I have minimal javascript ability, don't think I can make it happen.
I'll investigate external Jquery keycombo scripts, maybe one of them
can be integrated somehow.
If anyone has any other ideas, they're appreciated.
Trey
On Jun 9, 5:36 am, Yakov
Good catch, PMario. and nice plugin. I never use my TW's in readonly mode,
so I didn't even think of that. I'll update my code with your improvements,
in case someone wants to have this work with the regular edit command:
config.commands.editTiddler.handler_old =
It's a good idea...
I find my self using tiddlers a bit like this, just adding stuff at
the top, editing the good stuff up from the bottom.
thanks Mario and asx
best wishes
ALex
On 9 June 2011 20:13, PMario pmari...@gmail.com wrote:
axs,
cool hack :)
On Jun 9, 6:36 pm, axs
Thanks axs! Works like a charm for me since I too don't anticipate
using TW in readonly mode. Maybe you should publish your work as a new
plugin for others to use too.
And thanks to Mario for the date format link. I used it to tweak
things to my liking.
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Just to put in my two cents regarding the idea of hotkeys
manipulating applications and hotstrings (like your timestamp). I
apologize in advance for straying from the purpose of the list, but
thought this might be helpful.
I prefer implementing these at the level of the OS rather than inside
a
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