Not that weird -- all the core tiddlers have names that make them look like
part of a directory structure, so you're in good company.
Mark
On Monday, August 7, 2017 at 12:13:16 AM UTC-7, @TiddlyTweeter wrote:
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> LOL!
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> Ciao Danielo. FWIW whilst I'm making something I use that naming method.
LOL!
Ciao Danielo. FWIW whilst I'm making something I use that naming method.
Its so I can easily see & find all the bits under a consistent naming
system different from what's normally done--so they stand out. If that TW
ever went public (it might) I'd figure out what is the correct placing
What a weird name for a tiddler. Looks like you are accessing nested JSON
properties, but not, confusing.
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Hi Josiah
The “tiddler” attribute of the edit-text widget requires a simple tiddler
title, not the full text reference including the index specifier that you are
using. You’ll need to use the separate “index” attribute instead. For example:
<$edit-text tiddler="tools.icons.library.fa.all"
I'm working on an app that shows the plain code for a record from a Data
Dictionary in an "input" slot.
<$edit-text tiddler="tools.icons.library.fa.all##2" tag="input" default=""
placeholder="code to copy appears here" />
This shows nothing. Do I need to "escape" the tiddler address in some
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