Hi Mike I'm not sure if it's of any interest for anyone but me, and a bunch of Danish teachers.... I prefill some forms with official ministerial textdata divided in textfields... You have different three different intervals of highlevel grading - better than average, average and below average each representing an interval of grades based on the ECTscale but with numbers instead of letters. (Danish system). If I'm going to write a note to a student which made a project of very high quality, I choose the template: "better than average" prefilled with ministerial textdata - for this gradelevel... When I hit "done" I get a document with my schools logo and an uniform look, which I (or our secretary) can print out and give to the students... You might call it a diploma...
It's difficult for me to explain in plain English - You can have a look at it here (there's a google translate button in the MainMenu to the right): http://maans.bplaced.net/TiddlyHome/projekt/ The tiddlers of interest are: Forms: http://tinyurl.com/yhuzau9 Custom View and EditTemplate:http://tinyurl.com/ykfcpvb Examples of actual use: http://tinyurl.com/ylhcren Regards Måns Mårtensson On 12 Mar., 23:23, Mike <[email protected]> wrote: > Mans, > > Sounds like you have an interesting project behind this - anything > that you might be ready to share? > > Mike > > On Mar 12, 4:02 pm, Måns <[email protected]> wrote: > > > > > > <<tiddler newTemplate##button with: "Project nr 1" [[average]]>> > > > > /% > > > !button > > > > <<newTiddler > > > label:"$2" > > > prompt:"$1" > > > title:"Projectnote to student" > > > text:"" > > > > fields:{{"process:"+ store.getTiddlerText('$1##process') + " " + > > > "content:"+ store.getTiddlerText('$1##content') > > > }} > > > tag:"Note" > > > accessKey:"1" > > > > >>. > > > Thanks Mario > > > This was very close - however the text that should be fetched and put > > in the custom fields have linebreaks and bulleted lists, and this code > > only fetches firstlines (for some reason??).. > > And fact is that you don't see the text untill you have saved the > > newtiddler - the fields are empty when the tiddler is opened for the > > first time, even if the textdata (firstlines only) has been > > injected... > > > I found Eric's > > CopyTiddlerPluginhttp://www.tiddlytools.com/#CopyTiddlerPlugin, > > which solves this in a very elegant way - and adds a natural interface > > for changing the tiddlers used as "boilerplate text containers"... > > Now I simply write: > > [[newTemplate]] > > <<copyTiddler [[Project no 1]] label:"above average" prompt:"create a > > projectnote for a student, which is above average">> > > <<copyTiddler [[Project no 2]] label:"average" prompt:"create a > > projectnote for a student, which is average">> > > <<copyTiddler [[Project no 3]] label:"less than average" > > prompt:"create a projectnote for a student, which is less than > > average">> > > > The new boiler template tiddlers [[Project no 1]][[Project no ]] and > > [[Project no 3]] has all the custom fielddata, which I can mody > > directly via the same custom Edit template, I use for the actual > > projectnotes - It very convenient - and easy + it adds the extra bonus > > of getting an option to click "copy" (tiddler) - when you have filled > > out the <<edit fieldname 8>> textboxes.... > > > Thanks for taking a shot at it - however I found a much easier way to > > do it (and extra functionality I hadn't considered)... > > > Cheers Måns Mårtensson -- 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.
