It would suffice if I could refer to the tiddler in which the toolbar
is active..
none of these works:
{{tiddler.title}} '+tiddler.title+'
What can i write instead of:
var t=store.getTiddlerText('Source tiddlertitle','');
var target = store.getTiddler('Source tiddlertitle') ;
??
YS Måns Mårtensson
On 11 Apr., 23:54, Måns <[email protected]> wrote:
> Great Eric - Thank you very much for the good explanation and
> especially the CoreTweaks which allow me to make my own button appear
> by tiddlername in the ToolbarCommands.
> It is also good to know how to prevent the script from running every
> time I click done - and getting a link instead - That's really great!!
>
> Now I need to input 2 prompts in the script - one for the
> sourcetiddler (with the list)
> and another for the targettiddler (which could be the same tiddler- or
> not)
>
> I've found this:
> var title=prompt("Enter the title of a tiddler to edit (case
> sensitive)");
> while (title && title.length && !store.tiddlerExists(title)) {
> displayMessage("The tiddler '%0' doesn't exist".format
> ([title]));
> var title=prompt("Please enter a tiddler title",title);
> }
> if (!title||!title.length) return; /* cancelled by user */
> story.displayTiddler(null,title,2);
>
> I need to use some of it in this:
> <script label="L2T" title="List2Tags">
> var t=store.getTiddlerText('prompt for source tiddlertitle','');
> var target = store.getTiddler('prompt for target tiddlertitle') ;
> var taglist = t.split('\n') ;
> for(var i=0 ; i < taglist.length ; i++) {
> if ( taglist[i] && ! target.tags.contains(taglist[i]) )
> target.tags.push( taglist[i] ) ;
> }
> return 'List 2 tags Done - Now click edit and finish in
> targettiddler to make the tags active' ;
> </script>
>
> YS Måns Mårtensson
>
> On 11 Apr., 23:06, Eric Shulman <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> > > I've got a very nice script from Mark S.
> > > 1)
> > > I would like to use it from a button in a custom toolbar for a
> > > tiddler.
>
> > InlineJavascriptPlugin enables you to quickly create an 'onclick'
> > command link from *any* script, simply by adding label="..." (and
> > optional title="...") to the script definition syntax, like this:
>
> > <script label="click here" title="this text appears on mousover">
> > ... code goes here ...
> > </script>
>
> > When the plugin detects the label="..." syntax, it creates a command
> > link using the indicated label text, so that instead of immediately
> > invoking the script as soon as it is rendered, it is only invoked when
> > that link is subsequently clicked upon.
>
> > To use this command link in a tiddler toolbar definition, first put
> > the script into a separate tiddler (e.g., "MyCommand") and then
> > either:
>
> > A) In the ViewTemplate or EditTemplate, you can insert the following
> > immediately preceding or following any existing toolbar definition,
> > e.g.,:
> > <div class='toolbar' macro='tiddler MyCommand'></div>
> > <div class='toolbar' macro='toolbar
> > [[ToolbarCommands::ViewToolbar]]'></div>
>
> > OR
>
> > B) Install
> > http://www.TiddlyTools.com/#CoreTweaks
> > specifically tweak #608/609/610, which extends the core's toolbar
> > syntax so that -- in addition to standard toolbar command keywords --
> > TiddlerNames can be used to 'transclude' content directly into a
> > toolbar definition. This allows you to use the tiddler name,
> > MyCommand, anywhere within the standard
> > [[ToolbarCommands::ViewToolbar]] slice, like this:
>
> > |~ViewToolbar|MyCommand closeTiddler closeOthers +editTiddler > fields
> > syncing permalink references jump|
>
> > In either case, the result will be that the 'onclick' inline script
> > defined in MyCommand will appear as a button in each tiddler's
> > toolbar, ready to be clicked upon to perform it's scripted actions.
>
> > Note that either technique can also be very use for embedding
> > 'regular' macro-based command links as well. For example, create a
> > tiddler called [[NewTiddlerCommand]] containing just this single
> > macro:
> > <<newTiddler>>
> > Then, either edit the template or the toolbar slice definition to add
> > a reference to "NewTiddlerCommand". The result will be that the "new
> > tiddler" command link will then automatically appear in the toolbar of
> > every tiddler.
>
> > enjoy,
> > -e
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