By the way here is an updated version of the utils function which does not
redecide on every operation whether to deal with an object or an array,
also you may leave out the source to run the filter on the whole wiki.
/**
* This function facilitates to check whether a list (tRefs) of tiddlers
I've added a basic browser compatibility tiddler:
https://github.com/Jermolene/TiddlyWiki5/commit/d52dd870ddad04d59bd59a41d581c81a15b8a2e1
I haven't made any attempt to dig back and figure out which versions of
Firefox and Chrome work OK - contributions welcome!
Best wishes
Jeremy.
On Tue,
Hi Felix,
well who cares? :)
Users care, so — being aware of it — don't implement something that
knowingly breaks in a major browser, desipite its shortcommings ...unless
we're talking ie6, then please do, break it, deliberately, brute force. ^^
Best wishes, Tobias.
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Users care, so — being aware of it —
TiddlyWiki 5 itself only works in IE10 and above. The experience in IE8 is
likely to be poor; I haven't checked for a while.
Best wishes
Jeremy.
On Mon, Nov 24, 2014 at 4:30 PM, Tobias Beer beertob...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Felix,
well who cares? :)
TiddlyWiki 5 itself only works in IE10 and above. The experience in IE8 is
likely to be poor; I haven't checked for a while.
Oh, good to know, that is quite a constraint.
I wasn't aware of it as it's not mentioned in GettingStarted.
Are these rather visual constraints or even code-wise?
On Monday, November 24, 2014 5:30:02 PM UTC+1, Tobias Beer wrote:
Users care, so — being aware of it — don't implement something that
knowingly breaks in a major browser, desipite its shortcommings ...unless
we're talking ie6, then please do, break it, deliberately, brute force. ^^
IE8 is
Hi Tobias
Oh, good to know, that is quite a constraint.
I wasn't aware of it as it's not mentioned in GettingStarted.
Are these rather visual constraints or even code-wise?
TiddlyWiki5 targets HTML5 compatible browsers. IE8 and IE9 lack many of the
required features in the DOM, CSS and
TiddlyWiki5 targets HTML5 compatible browsers. IE8 and IE9 lack many of
the required features in the DOM, CSS and JavaScript. So, no, it's not just
visual problems in IE8 and IE9.
javascript:
Ok, thank you. Good to know and maybe worth a mention on tidlywiki.com, or
some colored browser
Hi,
because I had this issue a while ago and I am currently refactoring my code
and creating helper functions I just wanted to publish one of my util
functions that easily lets you filter on a given subset. Doesn't work with
IE8 because of isArray() ...well who cares? :)
/**
* This
