OK PMario, thanks for the information.
By the way, the 'plusminus' was just an example.
In another envornment (dokuwiki) I used markdown for automatic text to html
processing.
Then I used javascript to extend functionalities. Reference to js modules
in dokuwiki could be placed in the template,
Hi,
On Wednesday, May 16, 2018 at 10:14:33 PM UTC+2, Paul Netsaver wrote:
> moreover... are JS macros processed from the browser, after the final
> tiddlywiki html conversion or are they a sort of 'tiddlywiki middleware'?
>
Macros are more like "text substitusions" used by endusers. If
Hi,
I've managed to create a JS macro and run it from inside tiddlers.
Anyway I'ld like to create an 'autoexecuting' JS macro, in order to apply
it to all tiddlers (or maybe to specifically tagged tiddlers)
without making a call from each tiddler.
Think to a text replacing macro intercepting a
wait, you can make widgets? I thought you could only make macros... time
to read some more.
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Hello Dave,
I think you must create a widget, that creates a button with the click
event listener on it.
Or if you want it as macro you can try this with my SPilot4TW
(https://www.quaraman.de/tw/pilot.html):
|\define myfunctionbutton(text:"hello world!")||
||LOOP:||
||PAUSE: Try it||
Is there a tutorial somewhere that would teach me how to take this
javascript code
Click the button to convert the string to lowercase letters.
Try it
function myFunction() {
var str = "Hello World!";
var res = str.toLowerCase();
document.getElementById("demo").innerHTML =
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