I recently upgraded the portable version I have of Firefox on a USB stick (for
use at work) and now ServerLockPlugin throws me this error everytime I open a
TW page:
Error: [Exception... nsresult: 0x805e0006 (unknown) location: JS frame
:: http://my.domain.com/etc/ :: .ajax :: line 50143
Hello all,
I've been googling this but the results I'm getting don't seem to quite do
what I'm looking for.
Basically, I'm wondering if it would be possible to call fields in an existing
database within a TiddlyWiki file? Using php, preferably, or something else if
php isn't possible.
I
On Thursday 13 February 2014, Stephan Hradek wrote:
[TW5] or [TWc]?
Not sure, but whichever is the oldest, as I've been running this for a couple
of years -- so I'm assuming TWc?
Alex.
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On Thursday 13 February 2014, whatever wrote:
In TWC you can use Jack's SQLQueryPlugin (1), however, it only works in
Internet Explorer on Windows as it uses ActiveX. And you also need database
drivers.
The server and database are both on a linux box, so IE is not an option (not
to mention, I
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
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
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
Thank you Eric for clarifying that. I will give it a shot and compare it with
the plugin I've started using.
Alex.
On Wednesday 27 March 2013, Eric Shulman wrote:
http://www.tiddlytools.com/#MatchTagsPlugin
Tiddlytools is an awesome site, but I've always felt it could use a bit
more
Hello everyone,
I'm noew to this list, though I have been using TW for about a year now and
absolutely love it.
I've recently thought of a feature it doesn't have and which would be
extremely useful to me. So I figured I'd write a plugin to add the
functionality.
However, I've never written
On 10 Dec., 20:07, Alex S. Garcia a...@mvdbase.com wrote:
Hello everyone,
I'm noew to this list, though I have been using TW for about a year
now and absolutely love it.
I've recently thought of a feature it doesn't have and which would be
extremely useful to me. So I
Hi Mario,
It would be nice to know your OS, Browser + Version, TW Version.
Yeah, sorry, I should have thought to provide that information.
So, let's see... I'm running a linux box (KDE on Mandriva). I typically use
Firefox (an old version, admittedly, 10.0.5, but as I've said other tiddly
So here's a weird one...
I just did some minor editing to a file (deleted a tiddler and a reference to
it in another) and I hit 'save changes'... and I got this:
[Exception... Component returned failure code: 0x8007000e
(NS_ERROR_OUT_OF_MEMORY)
at 10:50:23 AM UTC+2, Alex S. Garcia wrote:
Thing is, now that I've restarted FF, I can save again just fine :-o
good :)
--- some side notes.
Older versions of firefox had a reported problem with memory leaks. .. a
long time ago. They worked hard to find and fix them
I did some tests with 20.000+ tiddlers. File Size 20MB and up. Performance
info was with my old single core 2 threaded Notebook.
[...]
I did the [1] test just now with 40.000 tiddlers and with my actual
computer it saves just fine. 46MB file size. It isn't convenient to work
with, but it
On Monday 29 June 2015, Jed Carty wrote:
I forgot to actually put up what I made. It is a widget based partly off of
the macro Skeeve made. It can update in real time unlike a macro, it can
count words or characters and you can have it change the color of the
numbers based on the count. You
On Friday, January 15, 2016 08:42:59 'Mark S.' via TiddlyWiki wrote:
> Are you using tiddlyfox?
Nope.
> If not, how are you saving?
Just the 'normal' way, ie. clicking 'save changes' under 'admin tools' in the
sidepanel,
while the file is loaded from /var/www/html.
> If you launch your
> > - your browser doesn't support saving (Firefox, Internet Explorer,
> > Safari and Opera all work if properly configured)
>
> Note the phrase "if properly configured". All major browsers have
> blocked javascript from performing direct file I/O with the local
> filesystem. TiddlyFox is a
On Friday, January 15, 2016 13:24:53 Hegart Dmishiv wrote:
> Okay, that was interesting. Well done Eric for coming up with the
> solution which helped Alex. I'm confused by the answer though, as I use
> TiddlyWiki to save locally from Firefox under Linux myself, and have
> never had such a
First off, I just realized I made a small mistake in my description. I said I
couldn't save
from localhost. That's somewhat misleading. When I'm at home, I load the page
directly from the hard drive, ie.
file:///var/www/html/tiddly/filename.html
This has always worked in the past.
On
OK, I think there is some confusion, so I'm going to try to clarify things a
bit ;-)
> you also mentioned Apache, so I assumed
> that you are hosting and serving your TiddlyWiki from
> Apache locally on the same machine you use to browse it
> from. I do that sometimes for testing purposes, and
I recently had to upgrade my entire system and now I can no longer save changes
when I edit a tiddly file.
It's very odd, because I installed a plugin that allows me to work on my files
remotely,
and when using that I can save data just fine. But doing it from localhost
fails with the
On Thursday, January 14, 2016 20:41:24 Hegart Dmishiv wrote:
> Sorry for the confusion there. I see what you're getting
> at now. To prove it out to a permissions problem with
> your /var/www/html folder or subfolders, have you tried
> saving the download (when browsed from the local machine,
>
Hello,
So I'm setting up a TW page for collaborative work and I figured a nifty thing
to have
would be a "reply" button so that folks could hit that and it would
automatically link the
reply to the original tiddler. But...
1) How do I get the new tiddler to get titled "Re: ?
I tried this
On Monday, August 07, 2017 06:45:37 'Mark S.' via TiddlyWiki wrote:
> The <$view field="title"> widget is for TW5. There's a forum now for TW
> classic : https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/tiddlywikiclassic.
Does that mean this list is only for TW5 now? Not a big fan of forums...
Alex.
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I just downloaded TiddlyDesktop and gave it a shot. It's interesting. Could
help as a temporary workaround, though I can't see myself using this
indefinitely. It's nowhere near as convenient as editing it in my browser. I
might have to drop using TW entirely, though not sure yet what I'd
> Why would you say "I might have to drop using TW entirely"?
Because if I can't save changes to TW, then TW becomes useless.
> *The title and leading posts are out of date and no longer relevant. Almost
> 3 years OLD*
> [...]
> but if you are browser junkie what problem do you have?
To
>- yes, Timimi works with it in modern FireFox (with several minor
>issues, but generally it works even better than TiddlyFox)
I just tried Timimi. Though installation seemed to work (got the "Hello there
/ Have a great day" message) I still get an error message when I try to save
> "save changes" links under Admin Tools must be within TiddlyWiki not
> Browser menus!
Browser menus? I have no idea what you're talking about.
Admin Tools is in the right-side menu within TiddlyWiki.
Alex.
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