> 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') ;
You can find the current tiddler object like this:
var here=store.findContainingTiddler(place); // tiddler DOM element
if (!here) return; // not in a tiddler
var title=here.getAttribute("tiddler"); // attribute holds title of
tiddler
var tiddler=store.getTiddler(title);
(in your case, you just want the title, so skip the last line).
Although the above code is guaranteed to always work, it's somewhat
inconvenient and 'bulky'.
However, inline scripting normally has access to a core-defined
variable, 'tiddler' that holds a reference to the current tiddler
object, so simple references like 'tiddler.title' are supposed to work
when processing inline scripts.
Unfortunately, even though 'tiddler.title' can be used in a regular
inline script, it wasn't working properly when used in an 'onclick'
scripts, because they aren't invoked until the link is actually
clicked upon, which can occur long after the tiddler in which the
script occurs has been rendered.
Fortunately, I've fixed this... get the update (v1.9.5) here:
http://www.TiddlyTools.com/#InlineJavascriptPlugin
enjoy,
-e
Eric Shulman
TiddlyTools / ELS Design Studios
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