On Mon, 7 Jun 2010, TheFlyingNematode wrote:
This is dead brilliant!
Glad you are interested. Some time has passed since you posted this so
I thought I would throw out some quick responses about how some of
these things have evolved as we've continued work:
# Save changes doesn't seem to do
On Thu, 10 Jun 2010, Eric Shulman wrote:
Note that, because attachment tiddlers use ***TW-native section
syntax***, you can easily edit it as needed by employing the standard
TW editor, without needing any custom fields at all. It also makes it
easy to embed the content of individual sections
While this is good for TiddlyWiki, especially those which are file:///
based, it is less good for server-side storage systems that store
individual tiddlers (rather than whole wikis).
I don't agree. The design that I have *already implemented* and which
is *widely used* in the community does
On Fri, 25 Jun 2010, Eric Shulman wrote:
While this is good for TiddlyWiki, especially those which are file:///
based, it is less good for server-side storage systems that store
individual tiddlers (rather than whole wikis).
I don't agree. The design that I have *already implemented* and
In summary: I don't see *any* net advantage to hiding attachment data
in custom fields. It seems contrary to the 'open information' nature
of TiddlyWiki, and makes it harder to share that information across
the entire TiddlyVerse
I understand where you're coming from, and coming from a
I'll have to do more pondering on how we might reconcile these requirements
before making up my mind...
In the hope of helping the requirements discussion, I've started to
put together a small space demonstrating using SVG, and other binary
tiddlers using a simple image chili:
On Fri, 25 Jun 2010, Måns wrote:
I think it would be very/more practical if the UI presented a public
and private tiddler as only ONE tiddler with two modes (same title:
red if not published yet, blue if private public) - then you'd need
a published/private switchmode-button to be able to
Mario,
Wow! That did it! Thanks so much for all your help. I hope to have a
useful macro at the end of it all.
I updated the macro on your site (with some other tweaks), so it won't
crash now (fingers crossed!).
Here is the pertinent bit of code that I klutzed together, following
your
(hope this message isn't a duplicate... I did not see my first reply
so I'm resending)
Mario,
Wow! That did it! Thanks so much for all your help. I hope to have a
useful macro at the end of it all.
I updated the macro on your site (with some other tweaks), so it won't
crash now (fingers
Mario,
Wow! That did it! Thanks so much for all your help. I hope to have a
useful macro at the end of it all.
I updated the macro on your site (with some other tweaks), so it won't
crash now (fingers crossed!).
Here is the pertinent bit of code that I klutzed together, following
your
Cool !
var itmfound
$.each(items, function(i, itm) {
itmfound=itm.innerHTML;
$(li+itmfound+/li).appendTo(#ListTableColumn);
Popping the innerHTML out of that itm object seems to do the trick.
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