But looking at your previous post it looks like you already had the
field module-type correctly set to startup...
On 18.02.2015 03:01, yun.zho...@gmail.com wrote:
Ok, figured it out. In case anyone else runs into this issue, there
needs to be a field called module-type in the tiddler... Should
Actually in TW5 you don't need to add a tiddler field module-type, it
is automatically recognized when module-type is added as a field in
the comments and the plugin's shadow tiddlers are loaded. But if it
works for you I guess it is fine then :)
That really depends on if you buld it
Everything you say makes perfect sense and as always your help is greatly
appreciated.
I haven't yet watched the last hangouts but I can imagine that the new
plugin distro mechanism may perhaps also cater for an even more generic
subscription / fetch-updates mechanism.
Best wishes,
True
On 18.02.2015 19:07, Tobias Beer wrote:
Actually in TW5 you don't need to add a tiddler field
module-type, it
is automatically recognized when module-type is added as a field in
the comments and the plugin's shadow tiddlers are loaded. But if it
works for you I guess
I am also behind by 2 Hangouts, the hangout site is up to date but I am
not, #heheh.
I will need to make the time soon to watch both to catch up and I will pay
attention to these sections.
Rich Shumaker
On Wednesday, February 18, 2015 at 12:33:05 PM UTC-8, Tobias Beer wrote:
Everything you
Hi Rich,
that is actually very possible and (except for the fact that the correct
filetype may not always be determined correctly, when purely looking at
the url) more or less easy to implement.
However.. I think that it ultimately would only be a temporary solution
(remember: images tend to
Thanks Tobias.
I read this when it came in over a week ago and have not had a chance to
respond.
Everything you say makes perfect sense and as always your help is greatly
appreciated.
Rich Shumaker
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Here is something I noticed today and I don't know how you would do it or
if it is even possible.
In Firefox when I grab an image from a site and drag it into TW it creates
a Tiddler called 'Untitled' and puts the link to the image in the body of
the Tiddler.
How could I actually put this
Hi Jed,
while I was unable to exactly understand what you are trying to
accomplish, I am able to answer your two questions.
Please be aware that this will be a very long answer, but I hope you can
follow along. Please feel free to ask any questions that arise.
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Oh wait, I forgot to add that if you want to test the code for yourself,
navigate your *chrome* browser to tiddlywiki.com, open the developer
console and type away. It should produce the same results.
/Andreas
P.S.: Firefox might be able to do that too, but it might not be as
comfortable.
Hi Rich,
I am glad it works as intended. While playing around with this myself, I
noticed that it doesn't work when the image is a link.
In these cases you have to right click - open image in a new tab and
then do the dragdrop. This adds another step, but the way I see it, it
can't be helped,
Yes, I am more used to TWC where there is just a title and body area. I had
added the 'module-type: startup' in manually as a comment above the main
lines of the code but I didn't actually make it a field within the tiddler.
On Wednesday, February 18, 2015 at 4:57:06 AM UTC-6, Felix Küppers
Hi Yun,
Actually in TW5 you don't need to add a tiddler field module-type, it
is automatically recognized when module-type is added as a field in
the comments and the plugin's shadow tiddlers are loaded. But if it
works for you I guess it is fine then :)
-Felix
On 18.02.2015 15:17,
Hi Rich,
just to follow up on my previous post. I've put togehter a simple
proof-of-concept.[1]
I imagine it does what you wanted ? (Maybe except the second point)
/Andreas
[1] http://twguides.org/wiki/dropimagePOC.html
Am 18.02.2015 um 21:23 schrieb RichShumaker:
Here is something I
After a conversation with Tobais
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/tiddlywikidev/p0epN2XlgZk it looks
like it would be much more useful for me to create a general 'if any of
these things change perform these actions' daemon instead of one that just
does math. Most of it turned out to be
And that is awesome!!!
I just tried it on your demo site and 'boom goes the dynamite' it worked
great.
Changing the name is easy and makes sense to do as that way I get a real
name and not 35q3145home235235.jpg or some other nonsense.
I agree the interweb image concept might be a bad plan as
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