To fix your tabs you need to have something like the following: <<tabs txtFavourite [[Appetizer]] [[First things first]] "Appetizer" [[TiddlerName]] [[Tool tip]] "Appears on tab" >>
Create a tiddler named TiddlerName, enter in some content, and you will see the content next time you look at that tab. If you look at my version of it in subscript at the bottom of each tab is the tiddlers name. Click on it to grab the forEach coding in there. Ken Girard On Dec 17, 4:41 pm, terryowen <[email protected]> wrote: > I've been away from TW for a while, mainly keeping my personal notes > in WOAS. (Same principle but it worked better for me when I first > started using it.) There are so many new versions and macros and plug- > ins for TW now that it's hard knowing where to start. What I want is > something like a Cruise Control or project workflow dashboard and most > of the TW I've seen are geared to GTD and not exactly what I need. I > really like SWAMP, which is a web-based project/work tracker that Suse > uses to put out their Linux distros and is very close to what I'm > reaching for (without the overheard of the server). > > http://swamp.sourceforge.net/module/screens/screen_startpage.pnghttp://swamp.sourceforge.net/module/screens/screen_docu.pnghttp://swamp.sourceforge.net/module/screens/screen_workflowlist.png > > I've searched the group archives for software builds and project > dashboards and didn't find anything close to what I'm looking for, so > I'm hoping someone may know of an existing TW that might work. > > What I've liked so far: > > My Qualitative TiddlyWiki (great implementation but not enough > structure of the tagging and fields kind) > RippleRap (wow - very elegant and innovative) > Things To Do (especially the Task List print option) > JigglyWiki (because it's the javascripting future, right?) > WorkTracker (very close in concept but not exactly organized or > generic enough to be re-used) > -- Seantaclaus' Recipes (love the Home button and the tag cloud, > btw) > > So after days of experimenting and searching, I've started to play > with Ken's Seantaclaus' Recipes - mainly because it's very close > structurally when you substitute categories of software projects for > recipe categories and tasks/artifacts for ingredients. > > Unfortunately as I was mucking around I managed to mess up the tabbed > section so that even when I have content tagged appropriately clicking > on the tab does nothing. The gray background is only a line under the > tabs and all the "recipes" are listed below. Any idea on how to fix > it or what I should be looking for? > > Is there an easy way to get rid of the right sidebar? > > -- > > What I would also like to include in any final version are the RSS > feeds, ways to create new TW by importing standarad sets of csv files, > ability to export a project to be archived, things that would be > related to projects coming online and being completed. Is there a > best way to start adding in different plug-ins sanely? > > My company has a number of project management tools that are > enterprise level but I provide software support to many projects in a > department and none of them (Sharepoint, MSProject, Domino, > ClearQuest, etc.) are really geared to individuals. Unlike many of my > co-workers, I'm not the kind of person who keeps everything in Excel, > so that leaves me always looking for a good way to organize all the > data I collect and a way to share it with the people I work for/with. > My basic, bare-bones method is organizing files in folders in > Subversion, which should make TW a good front-end, if I could pull all > the pieces together. > > Thanks, > > Terry --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWiki" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected] To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected] For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/TiddlyWiki?hl=en -~----------~----~----~----~------~----~------~--~---
