I am aware of the tiddlyweb google group:
http://groups.google.com/group/tiddlyweb?lnk=
but it appears to be quite advanced, i.e. like the tiddlywiki dev
google group.
When I have simple (potential) user questions about tiddlyweb, should
I post here or there?
thanks,
Dave
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tiddlytools and found PopupPreviewPlugin,
but you have to shift click the link rather than just hover for a
while, and the popups are not fully functional.
Any ideas?
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they're both toolbar commands, so if one works, shouldn't the other?
just wondering...
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(Couldn't sleep...). What about using a middle-click? Would you mind
adding that option please? (It turns out that the instant hover option
is a little too fast)
Thanks Eric,
Dave
cedardoc wrote:
> That works great, thank you Eric! It either would have taken me weeks
> to figure it out on my o
Just thought people here might be interested,
if you're ever concerned about gmail going down, you might want to get
Thunderbird 3(beta) and install the add-on "Thunderbrowse"
I've got a Note Storm TW going as the mail start page
(tools>options>general), and any links open in the Thunderbird bro
just set up a shared folder in my
skydrive account, or use this which I just found:
https://www.wikispaces.com
has anyone ever used tiddlywiki in this way, or have any suggestions
about this?
thanks,
Dave Parker
p.s. I just thought I could upload files to skydrive, send an
invitation from each
I got the recent version of Notestorm by Mans that closes all branches
if you close one master topic and then reload the page, but is there a
button you can put on the top menu to just click and close all the
branches without having to reload?
Dave Parker
cript {display:none;}
}
which appears to be the normal one. How do I fix this?
NB the html file does come with a folder of background jpg files, but
I don't know how they relate...
Thanks in advance,
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Good afternoon,
I use this code to view other files and directories and webpages from
my TW (NoteStorm)
Sometimes when the iframe is rendered, the TW disappears and the page
is rendered in a wholly new firefox tab. I can get back to my TW by
pressing the back button, but I'd rather it just r
I can't seem to find that plugin that auto-prompts you to sign in on
startup. I'm starting a multi-user TW and would like to keep track of
who's doing what on the shared TW. I looked in tiddlyvault and the
new plugin repository at http://plugins.tiddlywiki.org/plugins and at
tiddlytools, but I'm
Um, I'm having a little difficulty getting this to work. From the
plugin usage line I'm assuming I have to add this:
to the edit template section of the customized edit template, which is
MptwLayoutPlugin. I tried it before the first div, and here as well:
'MptwEditTemplate':[
"",
"",
"",
Nevermind, I figured it out.
I was trying to make changes to MptwLayoutPlugin directly when I
should have been just editing the MptwEditTemplate. I've only edited
these in regular TWs and didn't really understand how this one worked.
On Oct 4, 9:02 pm, Dave Parker wrote:
> Um,
I often want to upgrade an old TW that doesn't have the upgrade
option. Inevitably I select the old TW to import from and select all
tiddlers only to get the message "Are you sure you want to overwrite
these tiddlers:", i.e.the newer versions of the ones that are in
both. My only options are to
cess those same "tiddlers" outside of TW with
autohotkey fileappends when my browser's not open)
Is this a known bug, and if so is there a fix?
thanks,
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I forgot to mention that this would (obviously?) be a tiddler showing
an iframe.
On Oct 26, 2:15 pm, Dave Parker wrote:
> In Firefox you can get an add-on called IE Tab (I think its still
> active) that allows you to have a tab in Firefox that is really using
> the IE "engine&q
from within them until those tiddlers are edited and
closed again. I'd like to be able to have a huge amount of tiddlers
Archived, but be able to search within them immediately upon opening
the TW.
Is this currently possible?
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On Oct 30, 9:55 am, wolfgang wrote:
> Hi Dave,
>
> > Using Archive plugin to load external text files, but currently can't
> > search for text from within them until those tiddlers are edited and
> > closed again. I'd like to be a
Hi (Eric),
I was reading the descriptions of both FileDrop and LoadTiddlers
plugins and was wondering if this were possible using either / or
plugins without too much tweaking:
Designate a folder which would be loaded or "auto-dropped" at
TWstartup or on click with all the LoadTiddler options av
Yes, please get better soon (and consider extra vit C, hot fluids and
esp more sleep - unless you actually are an android as some of us
suspect, then maybe some W-D-40 ;-)
on the other hand, if you're on vacation, just have fun and relax
On Nov 15, 2:17 pm, Heller wrote:
> Beterschap as we say i
Here's another approach that should work at least in theory:
I use ArchivePlugin ( http://jackparke.googlepages.com/jtw.html#ArchivePlugin
)in my main TW, but I've changed it to write the tiddlers as ending in
"txt" instead of "html". That way when you make new tiddlers and tag
them with "Arch
0|%1|';
var tids=store.getTaggedTiddlers('qwerty');
for (var i=0; i<tids.length; i++)
{
out.push(tids[i].title);
for (var f in tids[i].fields) out.push(fmt.format
([f,tids[i].fields[f]]));
}
return out.join(&#x
Thanks Eric,
Nice to see that you're back. :-)
At first I was going to ask another question, but tried the if
statement with "true" in quotes instead of no quotes, and that fixed
it.
Thanks very much for both this and your patience (with slow learners
like me) and dedication.
-Dave
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Hi,
Eric already helped me today with a related question here:
http://groups.google.com/group/tiddlywiki/browse_thread/thread/88628c439617c533
I've spent an hour searching for scripts I could use to send the list
generated in that script to a custom field, but am unsuccessful.
Here's what I've go
Hi Tobias,
That did work. I spent a lot of time searching for the words "script"
and "field". No wonder I didn't find anything...(mental note:always
check tiddlywiki.org before posting)
Thanks very much.
Thanks also for your tbGTD, I use that as my main TW - its very nice!
On Nov 23, 9:36 am,
I was a little afraid to click on your links... "pants off" - is that
a European expression?
They do look interesting, thanks for sharing - I'll take a look on a
lunch break.
Here's something interesting I found recently, along with some older
ones:
http://www.cedar-chiropractic.com/#FunLinks%20%
Hi Craig,
I can't say I entirely follow you, but this is an approach that may be
close to your tolerable scenario:
You could have an autohotkey script running (www.autohotkey.com/ )
that writes thoughts or clipped text to a txt file.
e.g.
#g::
inputbox, text, What is your thought?,,,300,100
macro. Is there maybe a solution with this to solve the same
scenario?
a solution either way would be nice...
Thanks in advance,
Dave Parker
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Craig from Calgary said this (you must have clicked "reply to author"
instead of "reply"):
Dave,
> in it, the "showReminders" macro will not pick it up until I open the
> tiddler to edit, but then it picks it up after I close the edit
> tiddler.
The beauty of external tiddlers is that they do n
Hi, I solved my problem a non TW way (couldn't figure out the
javascript), but it works, so here it is for anyone who might also
find it uselful.
Purpose: I wanted to be able to set a reminder without having to open
up my main TW file, e.g. put down a reminder I thought of in the
middle of doing
Hello,
I have this fET that works:
<\>
|\n"'
>>
but I'd like to not have to tag the tiddler with "todo" to get the
tiddler to show up in the fET. If I don't use the tag, i get way too
many tiddlers with just a blank "todo slice".
I tried
!store.getTiddlerSlice(tiddler.title, "todo") == "" &
; > about
> > 'bookmark' tiddlers, and outputs a summary, formatted as an "HR-
> > separated list"
> >
> > var out=[];
> > var tids=store.getTaggedTiddlers("bookmark");
> > for (var i=0; i<tids.length; i++) {
> > var t=tid
I've read several messages and versions of the LaunchApplicationPlugin
that claimed that it supports relative links, but I can not get it
working. I'm trying to launch image files for editing (i.e. defaulted
to open in mspaint.exe), so I don't want to just use [[edit|
filename.jpg]] which opens th
ate it
Dave
On Jan 7, 2:50 pm, PMario wrote:
> hi
>
> On Jan 7, 9:25 pm, Dave Parker wrote:
>
> > I've read several messages and versions of the LaunchApplicationPlugin
> == snip
> > < > picture.jpg">>
>
> <>
> <>
>
> I t
re your first question: how about something like this:
|<>|<>|
that would show two tiddlers side by side, but you wouldn't see the
tags though...
and I'm not sure how you'd programatically derive the second tiddler,
but I'm sure someone smart here could tell you.
On Jan 21, 12:20 pm, Tobbe wrot
I'd like to limit tiddler height to not greater than a certain limit
so if there are taggling tags at the bottom I can see them. I tried
Eric's ScrollBox inclusion, but you don't see the taggling tags with
that (as its a <> function).
I was surprised I didn't find this in a search here or at
tidd
3:58 pm, Alex Hough wrote:
> you could try specifying tiddler height in StyleSheet. Something like
>
> .tiddler{
> height:10em;
> overflow:scroll;
>
> }
>
> there are different types of scroll [1] availavle
>
> ALex
>
> [1]http://www.w3schools.com/Css/p
Can someone please tell me why this doesn't work?
for (i=1; i<5; ++i)
{
return i +".\n";
}
I was expecting this to spit out the following:
1.
2.
3.
4.
but it just spits out "1."
(I'm using InlineJavascriptPlugin)
Thanks,
Dave
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> What you have to do is specify a variable to collect the results, and
> then return that variable after going through the complete loop. Like:
>
>
> var out = "" ;
> for (var i=1; i<5; ++i)
> {
> out += i + ".\n" ;}
>
> return out ;
>
>
Good evening...
If I use this script:
var out = "" ;
for (var i=1; i<7; ++i)
{
out += "|a|b|\n" ;
}
return out ;
I get a 6 row table of 2 columns.
But if I use this:
var out = "" ;
for (var i=1; i<7; ++i)
{
out += "<\>\n" ;
}
return out ;
referring to a tiddler
led by
> a linebreak, which is how I'd guess the table syntax fails. You might
> try to wrap each tiddler-macro-call in an outer table row, like so...
>
> out += "|<\>|\n";
>
> You would then have to use css to get rid of excessive borders,
> paddings and m
Hi Mario - I'm glad I was able to entice you!!
> ^ .. width, with no parameter .. does sets width to auto.
actually thats part of the nested sliders plugin that says the slider
shows in the form of a popup.
> [n] .. activated by key 'n'
not exactly, its just a little slider label "n", so it shoul
On Feb 10, 8:27 am, PMario wrote:
> Hi Dave,
> Is it really a script TW, or do you play my game?
>
No, I was just playing :-), its actually a bible TW I've been
attempting on and off for years (mainly because my TW comprehension
skills are slow) My first attempt divided books ("Acts") into
ind
Mario, you are a genius - That works perfectly - thank you!
Now I have to print out the code and stare at it for a while to figure
out how it works... :-)
Dave
On Feb 10, 9:03 am, Dave Parker wrote:
> On Feb 10, 8:27 am, PMario wrote:
>
> > Hi Dave,
> > Is it really a sc
ad.
> I use www.Aptana.com It is a little overkill for this example. Maybe
> others know a smaller syntax highlighter.
>
> -m
> On Feb 11, 6:14 am, Dave Parker wrote:
> > Mario, you are a genius - That works perfectly - thank you!
> >
> > Now I have to print out th
Hi, I have this part of a script that makes a table:
for (var i=cntStart; i>===|border-width:0px;<>|\n"
}
and I want to change the [n] to [N] (or maybe [''n'']) if the tiddler
the script refers to exists.
How would one do such a check?
the only thing I could find that might help is the "New
+"] [[(go)|Note$1$2:"+ i + "]]
> <>===|border-width:0px;< $2." + i +">>|\n"
>
> }
>
> On Feb 15, 1:05 pm, Dave Parker wrote:
>
> > Hi, I have this part of a script that makes a table:
>
> > for (var i=cntStart; i &g
yway, I'm appreciative anytime smarter people like you are
willing to take the time.
Dave
On Feb 17, 9:15 am, Dave Parker wrote:
> Thank you Mark, I will give that a try.
> Dave
>
> On Feb 15, 3:52 pm, "Mark S." wrote:
>
> > Maybe something like:
>
I'm using tiddlers bar plugin and will have a bunch of tiddlers in the
bar across the top. Several of the tiddlers will have scripts that
list small portions (sections) of very large tiddlers in a table
format. I'd like to be able to have an overlay on top of the tiddler
title, as the actual tidd
After spending 2 hours trying and searching here and elsewhere I can't
get this to work:
<>
+++[pick chapter after you pick a book]...
script method:
var Bk=store.getValue(tiddler,"book")
wikify ("<
thank you Eric.
I will repeat to myself ten times "curly brackets are for evaluating
parameters"
... unless they're in between and right?
Anyway, thanks - that was a nice present to wake up to :-)
On Feb 21, 11:22 pm, Eric Shulman wrote:
> > <\>]] "b...@here">>
> > the <> method has come clo
lets say I have a big tiddler with many sections
BigTiddler:
!1.1
bla bla bla
sdfsdf
!1.2
more stuff
bla bla
and lets say I have a small tiddler with this:
<> that just shows stuff from that
section
Is there a simple way to have a link of some sort in that small
tiddler that not only opens th
I can't get PartTiddlerPlugin to work - Is it broken in TW version
2.4?
I have this in a tiddler called "PartSource":
1:1 bla bla bla. 1:2
qwerqwewe wqer we.
and this in another tidder called TestPart:
I've tried
<>
,
<>
and
<>
but nothing works
the funny thing is that the "hidden" aspect wo
I think I found my answer from this thread:
http://groups.google.com/group/TiddlyWiki/browse_thread/thread/d9afc55b532d9f49/dfd8a313d03c8bc4?lnk=gst&q=parttiddlerplugin#
(in case someone looking for the same thing finds this thread first)
Thanks Eric (where-ever you are)
> >> At present, Tiddler
Thanks for the info,
is there any replacement in the works for the capability of
partTiddlerPlugin to have parts within one paragraph?
e.g.
bla bla bla wqer qwer qwer asasd as asdf
asdf sdf sdfg sdfg sdfg
as far as I can tell, there is no way to do that with sections or
slices.
Thanks agai
thanks, I'll try that
Dave
On Dec 1, 7:47 am, FND <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > is there any replacement in the works for the capability of
> > partTiddlerPlugin to have parts within one paragraph?
>
> No - that would indeed be plugin territory then.
> Maybe all that's needed to make PartTiddler
Yes, thanks Wolfgang, I've come across that (or at least the "hiding"
aspect) in the various threads. My next objective is to figure out
how to use headings like this:
!paragraph one
(one) asdf asd f asdf
as df asd sd fg dsf g sdf
!paragraph two
(two) zxcxzcv xzcv cxv cxvb
zxcv zxc
zxcv
zxc
an
Thanks Eric! That looks perfect - I'll play around with it tomorrow
and post back here if I have questions.
Dave
On Dec 1, 10:08 am, Eric Shulman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > aspect) in the various threads. My next objective is to figure out
> > how to use headings like this:
>
> > !paragrap
I must be searching with the wrong terms - I can't believe someone
hasn't already asked this question. (forgive me if that's the case)
but...
I have this FET call in a tiddler
!hover over the word "peek" to just read what's there, click outside
any pop-ups to dismiss them
<>
how do I exclude
Thanks, that works!
Now that I see that, I know I should have searched for "!" on Udo's
website instead of "exclude"
Dave
On Dec 1, 5:01 pm, cmari <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Add a where clause:
> <
> Other really helpful examples are
> here:http://tiddlywiki.abego-software.de/#WhereClauseExa
I tried that and it works great. I've got a whack load of text that
I'm going to have to write an autohotkey script for translating from
1:1 bla bla bla
1:2 bla bla bla
to
{{hideHeadings{
!1:1
1:1 bla bla bla
!end
!1:2
1:2 bla bla bla
!end
}}}
which I am able to do (autohotkey seems more natu
I love it when the answer turns out to be so simple...
Thanks Eric - you're the man!
-Dave
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going taking notes - If I draw on paper, I inevitably lose it before I
get a chance to scan it in)
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tags field to the body field. Is there some trick to doing this I've
missed, I realize keyboard shortcuts are a problem with tiddlywiki,
but I thought they worked when editing a tiddler.
Is it because I'm using intellitagger? (I hope not - I'd hate
okay, I think I may have found something close to what I need:
<\>" + "<\>"
}}
tag:"paint"
>>
but I get an "error in macro <>" which I assume is from
improper quotes use, but not too sure. Also I'm not sure if
launching something that doesn't exist will give me the option to
create it
woops, I timed out, here it is again
okay, I think I may have found something close to what I need:
<\>" + "<\>"
}}
tag:"paint"
>>
but I get an "error in macro <>" which I assume is from
improper quotes use, but not too sure. Also I'm not sure if
launching something that doesn't exis
Hello,
I used to be able to view external text files with the above format to
view any text file in the same folder as the viewing TW,
as per here:
http://groups.google.ca/group/TiddlyWiki/browse_frm/thread/34840cf1d39701fd/388652fa262628bf?hl=en&lnk=gst&q=tiddler+external+file#388652fa262628bf
Oh, I was hoping it was something like that - I've been away from the
group for a while and either missed that or forgot
Thank you very much!!
On Dec 7, 3:53 am, Eric Shulman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I used to be able to view external text files with the above format to
> > view any text f
ndy.
Dave
On Dec 6, 8:23 am, okido <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Dave,
>
> You could maybe rework the autonumber plugin that can be found
> here:http://members.home.nl/zonborgele/autoNumber.html
> It shows how to create a tiddler with specific text.
>
> Have a nice
by the way, here's the autohotkey script I use once the new tiddler is
open and the title is highlighted (it opens the paint program and
plucks in the tiddler name as the drawing name so you can save right
away and start drawing):
!p:: ;this is the launch key (alt+"p")
send ^c
sleep 500
title
2008.12.11..9.44.22 (1)" i.e. the same one it just did but with the
(1) added.
Am I misunderstanding how this should work, or is this a bug?
Dave Parker
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I've read this
http://groups.google.com/group/TiddlyWiki/browse_frm/thread/b9aa0bd891bf05b1/91554e358fb6186c?lnk=gst&q=its+not+possible+to+save+changes#91554e358fb6186c
and this
http://groups.google.com/group/TiddlyWiki/browse_frm/thread/482cd99a06bdf39c/102c40472656dee1?lnk=gst&q=its+not+possi
thanks both of you for replying :)
Eric, this makes sense. I'll try putting it behind a slider in the
main menu instead of in the menu plainly. I assume that will fix the
problem.
Dave
On Dec 19, 5:11 am, Eric Shulman wrote:
> > I assume because I have ss in there (seconds) that if I click t
so what you're saying is that I need to just have a simple link on the
mainmenu to open a tiddler with the launch button in it. Is that
right?
On Dec 27, 3:58 pm, Eric Shulman wrote:
> > Eric, this makes sense. I'll try putting it behind a slider in the
> > main menu instead of in the menu pla
... assuming this is the case, is there a way to make the containing
tiddler close when you click on the new tiddler button - that would be
perfect, but I don't recall seeing that functionality in TW before...
thanks again,
Dave
On Dec 27, 4:26 pm, Dave Parker wrote:
> so what you&#
Wow, that works perfect,
thanks Eric!
For anyone interested in the ultimate goal of this, here's the final
autohotkey script that I launch with an Alt-P right after clicking the
new paint button Eric made for me.
!p:: ;-- this is the launch key combination
send ^c ;-- control-C (copy)
sleep 5
(not sure if that's the proper way to say it) to save? (or a
way to copy the info to paste it into a new file)?
Thanks,
Dave Parker
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thank you Eric,
I'll try that next time it happens.
Also I'll post back to that other thread if I figure out what's
causing it. I'm suspecting it has something to do with my recent
adoption of windows Live Mesh, but not certain.
Dave
On Jan 2, 10:35 am, Eric Shulman wrote:
> > > is there a s
Oh, and thank you FND as well!!
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I'm working on a bible-in-Tiddlywiki-form here:
http://worldenglishbible.tiddlyspot.com/ (don't worry - its public
domain)
If you select the "Mat 24:34" verse example on the side menu it shows
you the verse and below that the words "goto context"
the code in the tiddler is this:
<>
[[goto co
secondary question: I've gone to "select theme" in the options a
couple times now to change it the MPTW Standard, but it seems to
default to the top menu. Is there a way to get that to stick?
Thanks,
Dave
On Feb 17, 11:34 am, Dave Parker wrote:
> I'm working on a b
section 42?
e.g.
<>
the above obviously doesn't work, but you get the drift...
Thanks,
Dave Parker
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ing.
This sounds familiar but I couldn't find it in a search here.
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Dave Parker
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I'd like to have a list in my side menu of currently open tiddlers,
something like:
<>
But I can't find reference to such a thing. I am aware of and use
HoverMenuPlugin, but I'd like to have something that is always open
and available to select from. I'll have multiple long tiddlers open
and w
Is there any existing method / plugin that would allow you to convert
a tiddler with sections into a bunch of sub-tiddlers named by their
former section name?
(alternatively, is there a way to edit just a section and not the
entire tiddler?)
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ok, at least a master of time - If I can get this to work right
this'll save me hours (days? weeks?) of trying to write an autohotkey
script to do (less than) the same thing.
I'll tinker with it for a few days before I ask anything more about
it...
inting out what I'd have to change in order to get it
to do that please?
(I feel like Oliver Twist: 'Please, sir, I want some more.' )
Thanks Eric,
Dave
p.s. You didn't just write this, did you?
On Feb 27, 6:09 pm, Dave Parker wrote:
> Thanks Eric! You are a master o
That worked great!! Thank you so much!
Live long and prosper!
Dave
On Feb 27, 9:53 pm, Eric Shulman wrote:
> > Okay, I did get it to work the way it was designed to work - so I
> > don't have questions about that, but
>
> > I was trying to change the script so that the new tiddler had the
e's only a few lines.
Ideally I'd like it to shrink for all tiddlers with a certain tag (but
I'd be happy with just "all tiddlers")
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Dave Parker
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I realize I'm probably highlighting a serious misunderstanding about
how all this works, but I thought I'd ask anyway... (and, yes, I do
have InlineJavascriptPlugin)
Thanks,
Dave Parker
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Hi Eric, thanks for that script. I'm going with:
return "+++[.] [[notes"+tiddler.title+"]] <>===";
because I can just plunk it in to any tiddler and the Notes tiddler
for that is already there to click on (just empty at first)
Here's the twist I'm not sure
Hello,
another FET question here. This example:
<>
from Udo's site lists the first 9 tiddlers described, but not the ones
after that. Is there a way to put it so that the output would be, say
the 5th through the 17th, but not before or after?
Thanks,
that at a certain value in a link to
that tiddler (from within a different tiddler), e.g. have a series of
pretty links or buttons, say one with a value at the mid point,
another at 2/3 the way through?
Thanks,
Dave
On Mar 6, 9:51 am, Dave Parker wrote:
> Wow, Ken - you're a mind reader! Tha
click the button to skip to the next set of tiddlers in the
progression of one set, the index is changed globally and when you go
back to the other tiddler and click to see the next set, the count
doesn't match where you left off because of the changes you just made
in the prior tiddler.
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I think if I keep the value of each tiddler's counting in a custom
field (called "VerseCount") I can solve my problem, even if
"window.fetStartIndex" is changed by another tiddler. My problem is I
don't know how to properly handle all the different types of variables
here.
I tried adding this be
