Hi Mario - I'm glad I was able to entice you!! > ^ .. width, with no parameter .. does sets width to auto. actually thats part of the nested sliders plugin that says the slider shows in the form of a popup.
> [n] .. activated by key 'n' not exactly, its just a little slider label "n", so it should look like this in the table: | [n] |Act1 Scene1:line 1 Leah - "help me Obiwan Kenobi, you're my only hope!"| when you hover over the n (for "note") it'll display a popup like this |(go) (and here are the notes for Act1 scene1:line1 if they exist) | and if you click on "(go)", it'll open up the notes so you can either create or edit them. and the tiddler "Act1" has this section: !scene1.line1 scene1:line1 Leah - "help me Obiwan Kenobi, you're my only hope!" >Fore one line, there are 2 tiddlers involved? I guess you could say 3, there's the note tiddler, there's the template tiddler (here known as "TiddlerName") with the <<tiddler $1## $2.$3>> and that (due to the parameters) refers to a 3rd called Act1 and the various sections > >Please give 2! examples for $1 $2 $3 Act1, scene1, line1 Act7, scene3, line34 >Which one is the counting variable i in for(i=1;i< .. $3 is the counting variable, so elsewhere in the TW I'd have already picked the first 2 variables, and here it would pick out however many lines from the "Act" tiddler, which could be quite huge if opened in its entirety. With the [n] thing you could write notes for each line. I intend to make it so you can click something to look at the next 8 or 10 and/or the previous bunch too. I hope that makes it more clear... thanks, Dave On Feb 9, 3:19 pm, PMario <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi Dave. > q:-)) You lured me. Yes it is relevant. > > Let's split things a little bit, to make the problem simpler, for me > to understand and solve the little parts. > > My thoughts: > > > TiddlerName tiddler has this: > > |++...@[n] [[(go)|Note$1$2:$3]] <<tiddler [[Note$1$2:$3]]>>===| > > <<tiddler $1##$2.$3>>| > > =============== > > R2D2 says: > |++...@[n] [[(go)|Note$1$2:$3]] <<tiddler [[Note$1$2:$3]]>>===| > <<tiddler $1##$2.$3>>| > > I feel like Luke Skywalker now.. > > | .. start of the table > +++ .. start of NestedSliderPlugin > ^ .. width, with no parameter .. does sets width to auto. > * .. closes display, if click occurs somewhere in tiddler > @ .. the slider will be opened if mouse hovers it > [n] .. activated by key 'n' > > If $1=X $2=Y $3=Z it opens a Tiddler named NoteXY:Z ->right? > > [[(go)|Note$1$2:$3]] > ^^^^ ^^^^^^ > | | > | +-- Link to NoteXY:Z > +-----Label (go) prittylink > > And if the mouse goes there it hovers the content of that tiddler ->right? > > <<tiddler [[Note$1$2:$3]]>> > > cool idea! > > === .. end of nested slider > > | .. finished the left part of the table > > <<tiddler $1##$2.$3>>| > Displays the Section content of tiddler X##Y.Z -> right? > > | .. end of right part of the table. > > ========= > There are 3 Variables $1 $2 $3 which are normaly resolved with: > tiddler: OneLine contains: > <<tiddler template with: R2D2 Luke says>> > > tiddler: template contains: > $2 $3: Hello $1! > > The result: Luke says: Hello R2D2! > ============= > > Luke has some questions now: > > The above is one line of the table? -> right? > Fore one line, there are 2 tiddlers involved? > > Please give 2! examples for $1 $2 $3 > Which one is the counting variable i in for(i=1;i< .. > > regards Mario -- 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.
