On Mar 25, 2013, at 7:04 PM, Jeremy Ruston wrote:
After quick glance at SugarSync's developer documentation
(https://www.sugarsync.com/developer) their API looks very reasonable. I'm
trying to abstract the specifics of serverside APIs sufficiently that
adaptors can be fairly simple, and
Hi Rich,
what version of TiddlyFox do you use? I had similar problems with TF
1.0aplha10, but 1.0alpha12 fixed that.
Best regards,
Yakov.
понедельник, 25 марта 2013 г., 10:02:04 UTC+4 пользователь Rich написал:
version 2.71
Firefox 19
TiddlyFox plugin
many other plugins
Hi Tobias,
may be you are right that it's a more convenient approach; for now, as I
understand, core supports only hideReadOnly method for each toolbar item,
and there's also Eric's SwitchThemePlugin which supports
ViewTemplateReadOnly slice, and read-only ViewTemplate can contain
read-only
Hi smallhagrid,
I guess you need to either permanently disable readOnly over http or toggle
readOnly mode manally each time using: TiddlyTools.com/#ToggleReadOnly
http://tiddlytools.com/#ToggleReadOnly
Tobias, will this make a button or something show someplace at all times
for me ??
Hi smallhagrid,
You could use the timeline macro as you see in...
http://tiddlywiki.org/#Timeline
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Hi Yakov,
Thanks for the pointers. While SwitchThemePlugin does have its purpose it
seems a bit too much when you simply want to modify the toolbar.
Didn't know yet that you can simply add...
config.commands.someCommand.hideReadOnly = true;
...to some zzConfig in order to remove the command
Hi Jeremy,
nice screencast. I have one question: how the interaction with images is
achieved? Are the images stored within TW5 or outside? Where the drawing
over the initial image is stored? Would it be hard to create a simple
sketch-drawing tool in TW2?
(I have quite similar questions about
Hi Yakov
nice screencast. I have one question: how the interaction with images is
achieved? Are the images stored within TW5 or outside?
Currently images are stored as base64 tiddlers, and displayed by creating a
data URI: representation on the fly.
There will also be support for external
Hi Eric,
Can any progress on this be expected? I just tested uploading to TiddlySpot
with any of FF 19, Chrome 25 and IE 10. None worked with TiddlyWiki 2.7.1.
Cheers, Tobias.
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Hi Jeremy,
A while back I created an MTC for this old discussion that I just
recovered...
https://groups.google.com/d/msg/tiddlywiki/1FR-uqyK0eU/kl09dOcLX2gJ
I have updated that site to the latest core and simplified the examples...
http://startuptransclusions.tiddlyspot.com
Let me know if you
On Mar 26, 2013, at 8:35 AM, Jeremy Ruston jeremy.rus...@gmail.com wrote:
I'm working with the author of TWEdit/TWMobile to create a similar wrapper
application that allows TiddlyWiki documents to be stored offline and synced
to and from external services.
Thanks, Jeremy. My classic TWs run
Hi all,
I've been playing a lot with filters lately, but there are cases where I find
it a bit tedious. And I suddenly wondered if there would be an easier way to
handle this...
Let's take an example. Say I have a music file listing artists from various
countries. Now I can do this:
list
Check out
http://www.tiddlytools.com/#MatchTagsPlugin
I think it is also possible to use core commands for complex filters but
I'm uncertain of the syntax. Also, in case it's tiddlyspce you're using I
think there are yet further filters available.
In the growing tw.org
Tiddler, say AAA, containing slice:
|slice|[[alias|some tiddler name]]|
trying to apply tiddler macro:
tiddler [[AAA::slice]]
...but this doesn't work. I'm guessing the ]] in the slice value interferes
with the tiddler macro. (Or maybe it's the | pipe ?)
As far as I undertstand this means
On Sunday, March 24, 2013 2:43:46 PM UTC+1, Jeremy Ruston wrote:
My intention was to target ordinary web users who may be interested in
exploring TiddlyWiki, and the purpose is to encourage them to try it out.
Yup, agree with the compliments here; nice clip and TW5 looks beautiful!
Given
Hi Mat,
Oh, who would have thought? That shouldn't be intended.
As a workaround for now, the following could be a (working) solution...
slice:[[alias|some tiddler name]]
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Hi Alex,
If I'm not mistaken, using AND logic is possible with the list macro
using...
list filter [tag[TagA]][tag[TagB]]
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If this is for personal use and you use a modern browser (Doesn't work in
IE to my knowledge)
I can think of one super easy way to do this.
A list of all tiddlers sorted by date created and in 4 columns can be made
by using the timeline macro (As Tobias recommended) and getting it to
show in
Thanks Tobias! I didn't know there were other slice formats.
@psd or coredev
in deed very minor... but still it's at the very tw.com site:
your tiddler at http://tiddlywiki.com/#TiddlerSlicing
has some errors in the complex slicing demo, ie. the code example doesn't
match the rendering example
Tobias:
If I'm not mistaken, using AND logic is possible with the list macro
using...
list filter [tag[TagA]][tag[TagB]]
I'd tried that (and a few other syntaxes) but what this one does is not quite
what I was trying to achieve... it ends up listing tiddlers that have *either*
one of
I am unable to save the changes to the tiddlywiki file I am trying to
create at work. I am using IE9 with windows 7 professional. I get the
error in the attached screenshot. What do I have to configure in IE9 to
allow changes to be made? Thanks for any help you can provide.
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Hey thanks for your input and appreciation Tobias. Coming from you, it
means a lot!
On Monday, March 25, 2013 11:07:29 AM UTC-4, Tobias Beer wrote:
Hi passingby,
Congratulation, I like the simplicity. There's some inspiration here.
~
I really like the simplicity of...
- What
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Hello Alex,
A long time ago Jon Robson was working on a filter plugin to extend the
existing syntax which was experimental.
I don't know if he kept developing it further.
However if does exactly what you want (I think).
It's called AdvancedFilterTiddlersPlugin [1].
The syntax you may need with
Hi Julio,
A long time ago Jon Robson was working on a filter plugin to extend the
existing syntax which was experimental.
I don't know if he kept developing it further.
However if does exactly what you want (I think).
It's called AdvancedFilterTiddlersPlugin [1].
The syntax you may need
http://www.tiddlytools.com/#MatchTagsPlugin
Tiddlytools is an awesome site, but I've always felt it could use a bit more
information. Just looking at what's on that page, it's hard to tell if that
plugin can really do what I want. I guess I'll try it out, if I don't find
another solution
On Mar 26, 10:25 pm, Eric Shulman elsdes...@gmail.com wrote:
http://www.tiddlytools.com/#MatchTagsPlugin
Errata: macro examples in my previous post need quotes around tag
expressions because they contain spaces. Thus:
list filter [tag[TagA AND TagB]]
and
list filter [tag[(TagA AND
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