Hi Arkady
You can also fix the problem by visiting the more/system tab and locating
and deleting any tiddlers with titles start with $:/state.
This will be properly fixed shortly by excluding $:/state tiddlers from
file saves.
Best wishes
Jeremy
On Thu, Oct 31, 2013 at 1:38 AM, Arkady
So, having solved the problem of the table generation, I go to slap on a
header and the new location button.
Before the foreach I put
| Location | Country | City |h
But that ends up in a separate table of its own.
And after the listing, I have the macro that generates the 'new
location'
I had a similar issue some weeks ago (5th of august). I created a TW5 at my
office, in French (so with some é, è, ê, î, à, ...), then copied it on a
USB key to copy it at home : all accented characters had been replaced by a
black diamond-shaped character.
I retried on the 22th of october with
Thanks, Jeremy. Good to know.
Another similar bug is a Javascript error. Sometimes, when I write a
filter and forget to open or close a [] pair, there is a big red error
message that pops up every time I push any button, even when the error is
already corrected. I believe, the problem is that
While my use of forms form templates has worked out well, I'm not
faced with using the data in the tiddlers that make use of the forms.
I'm gaining experience with using the forEach macro with fields and
trying my hand with slices, but the data/ has me beat.
To give an example, I have
Hello,
I'm trying to embed a numbered (or bullet) list inside a table cell.
It seems that tables and lists both need a newline in their definitions.
I found a code snippet from Eric that embeds a table in a list. Does a
similar method exist for a list in a table?
Thanks,
Bob
# item1
**
Hello Anton,
It can be a bit more challenging to search for information about displaying
information from forms because in TW it's possible to use both
1. fields in (html) forms and
2. custom fields
Just to be sure, do you have the DataTiddlerPlugin?
Hi Bob,
Try transclusion.
Put the list in 'tiddler_A' e.g.:
* text
* text
** text
** text
and transclude 'tiddler_A' in 'tiddler_B':
|tiddler tiddler_A|text|
|text|text|
Cheers,
Ton
On Thursday, October 31, 2013 2:51:14 PM UTC+1, Bob Flandard wrote:
Hello,
I'm trying to embed a
Actually, to see a working demo (as also referenced in the includable
plugin on TiddlySpace), see here...
http://tagsearch.tiddlyspot.com
Among other things, you'll also find it in the TiddlySpace where I try to
keep up documenting / referring to documentations of my stuff...
Any Java guru outthere shedding some light in the TiddlySaver tunnel? Or is
*TiddlySaver.jar* henceforth doomed to fail again thanks to increased
browser restrictions? Last time I checked Java was running smoothly in my
Windows environment, so any code / compatibility updates on the java front
Hi Tobias, Glenn,
Paul Levey has recently kindly taken up the maintenance challenge for
TiddlySaver. Here's his post from earlier today:
https://groups.google.com/d/topic/tiddlywiki/kzPTzjJQA4I/discussion
Best wishes
Jeremy
On Thu, Oct 31, 2013 at 4:00 PM, Tobias Beer beertob...@gmail.com
Well, what you do is, you create something like this...
http://tiddlywiki.org/#Export
and perhaps add it to the FAQ where appropriate...
http://tiddlywiki.org/#FAQ
;-)
@Eric,
http://www.TiddlyTools.com/#NewDocumentPluginhttp://www.tiddlytools.com/#NewDocumentPlugin
What and where is
I guess the best approach would be to conditionally wrap outdated
tiddlers in a dedicated class when creating the fET output or to write a
little inline script that actually only fetches outdated tiddlers.
As for adding the date field, that could be done using a custom / extended
field, e.g. a
Hello Ton,
Thank you for your suggestion. It seemed a bit inelegant, and so I
continued my search and found a plugin that probably does the same thing
you suggested but allows the tiddler_A to be included as a hidden object in
tiddler_B.
To anyone not familiar with it, I used
Would using Firefox (perhaps for TiddlyWiki only) + TiddlyFox be an option
for you?
Tobias.
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What's the best way to report TW5 bugs/feature requests/suggestions? I'm
actively playing with TW5 and have many of those. Probably, many of those
are known, but some are new. Where can I check?
Assuming you're somewhat confident about writing a bug report [1], you can
give it a shot
Am Donnerstag, 31. Oktober 2013 17:49:01 UTC+1 schrieb Bob Flandard:
If anyone knows a more elegant way to do this I'd still be interested.
Is this more elegant? At least it does not require plugins and no
additional tiddler:
[[list in table##list]]
|header|header|header|h
|cell|cell|cell|
Thank you for your suggestion. It seemed a bit inelegant, and so I
continued my search and found a plugin that probably does the same thing
you suggested but allows the tiddler_A to be included as a hidden object in
tiddler_B.
You easily can put it all in one tiddler...
*
*
*[[Foo]]*
*
As Tobias says, the formal way to file a bug report is via GitHub but while
TW5 is under rapid development it usually makes more sense to discuss it on
one of the TW Google groups first.
With reference to the encoding problem, can you identify the browser and
operating system you are using, and
Hi Arkady
The errors thrown by syntax errors in filter expressions will be fixed
soon. I've created a ticket so you can track it:
https://github.com/Jermolene/TiddlyWiki5/issues/189
Best wishes
Jeremy.
On Thu, Oct 31, 2013 at 1:37 PM, Arkady Grudzinsky agrudzin...@gmail.comwrote:
Thanks,
I have noticed, the date field is set to time in UTC. When the field is
set to 20120101, then $view field=start format=date/ renders it as
December 31, 2011. Is there a way to interpret dates in local time?
Hi Arkady
No, date fields are always interpreted as UTC. There does indeed need to
On Thursday, October 31, 2013 9:40:40 AM UTC-7, Tobias Beer wrote:
@Eric,
http://www.TiddlyTools.com/#NewDocumentPluginhttp://www.tiddlytools.com/#NewDocumentPlugin
What and where is that?!? Did you perhaps mean...
NewDocumentPlugin was replaced LONG ago with SaveAsPlugin and
You say
[...] slices cannot contain multi-line values.
But does the data for a slice have to be on a line by itself?
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Hello Stephan and Tobias,
Thank you for your code samples.
Your suggestions look to be equivalent. However If I copy and paste your
code into a new tiddler the first line [[list in table##list]] becomes a
link that doesn't exist yet, and the cell containing
tiddler [[list in table##my list]]
these where the bits we collected at the hangout.
[file[jeremy.html]]
[ext[jeremy.html]]
[ext[mutt://jeremy.html]]
[href[jeremy.html]]
[x[jeremy.html]]
[tiddler[TiddlerTitle]]
[-[jeremy.html]]
[+[jeremy.html]]
[![jeremy.html]]
[://[jeremy.html]]
[://[http://jeremy.com/jeremy.html]]
On Thursday, October 31, 2013 11:15:01 AM UTC-7, anton@antonaylward.com
wrote:
You say
[...] slices cannot contain multi-line values.
But does the data for a slice have to be on a line by itself?
Slices can be defined using Name: value or |Name|Value| syntax. When
using the first
On Thursday, October 31, 2013 11:39:37 AM UTC-7, Bob Flandard wrote:
Your suggestions look to be equivalent. However If I copy and paste your
code into a new tiddler the first line [[list in table##list]] becomes a
link that doesn't exist yet, and the cell containing
tiddler [[list in
The twentieth TiddlyWiki Hangout is next Tuesday 5th November 2013 at 4pm
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Looking forward to seeing you there,
Best wishes
Jeremy
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Hello Eric,
Thanks again for your kind guidance.
All's well. If a chap has numbered lists in his table cells, then the world
seems good again.
Thanks again to Tobias and Stephan.
Best regards,
Bob
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In my case, at the office and at home : Windows 7, Firefox (I don't
remember the version, but probably up to date the 5th of august) and saving
with the TW5 save button + Tiddlyfox extension (1.0alpha18)
The only things I have changed until now : a newer version of Firefox (25),
and a newer
Eric Shulman said the following on 10/31/2013 02:58 PM:
Slices can be defined using Name: value or |Name|Value| syntax.
When using the first sytnax, any whitespace (including a newline) that
occurs between the : and the start of the value is ignored. The end
of the value is determined by the
Thanks, Tobias. Yes, I'm familiar with filing software bug reports. I'll give
it a try for. I have many ideas and suggestions regarding TW5. I like
it very much so far, but there are still some rough edges.
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With reference to the encoding problem, can you identify the browser and
operating system you are using, and how you're doing the saving?
I'm using Arch Linux,
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I'm new to Tiddlywiki, but am failing at the first hurdle, I'm unable on my
macbook air to save new tiddlers or changes wiki? Yes I know I can
workaround by installing Firefox and a plugin, but what is the point to a
wiki that is so difficult to save? The same applies to both v2 and v5.
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