Thank Eric! You rock. Great, great plugin. On Jul 31, 9:09 pm, Eric Shulman <[email protected]> wrote: > > thanks everyone, but how do you install pluglins? particularly Paul > > Downey's > > SingleTiddlerPluginhttp://whatfettle.com/2008/07/SingleTiddlerPlugin/#SingleTiddlerPlugin > > I recommend trying > http://www.TiddlyTools.com/#SinglePageModePlugin > http://www.TiddlyTools.com/#SinglePageModePluginInfo > > When I first wrote this plugin many years ago, the code looked very > much like what Paul has posted. However, in response to practical > issues reported by people "in the field", SinglePageModePlugin ("SPM") > has implemented several features and behaviors that Paul's minimalist > code does not address. For example: > > * robust handling for automatically scrolling the correct tiddler into > view, as well as adding *confirmation* before closing tiddlers that > are still open for editing (to avoid loss of unsaved changes to those > tiddlers). > > * instances where multiple tiddlers *ARE* supposed to be displayed, > such as when several tiddlers are listed in DefaultTiddlers or a > #permaview URL, or when showing multiple tiddlers as the result of a > full text search. > > * events from the browser's BACK button to correctly restore the > previously displayed tiddler, or the DefaultTiddlers, or whatever > tiddlers the originally referenced URL displayed upon startup (i.e, a > #permaview URL) > > * updates the browser's window title to reflect the title of the > currently viewed tiddler. > > * adds "top of page" and "bottom of page" options for more consistent > tiddler placement, even when multiple tiddlers are desired. > > > not sure how to import plugins... > > Also, should I be clicking "sync with the server" when I import > > plugins? > > For SPM, you import just the one SinglePageModePlugin tiddler, with or > without the accompanying "...Info" tiddler. Make sure to keep the > 'systemConfig' tag on the imported tiddler, and don't edit out any > what might *seem* to be 'non-code' portions of the plugin tiddler's > content. > > Then, you need to save-and-reload the document so that the code in the > plugin will be invoked during documents startup to add the desired > functionality. > > Note that, by default, SPM does NOT activate the 'one at a time' > feature. You must enable it by setting a checkbox option: > > <<option chkSinglePageMode>> show one tiddler at a time > > This setting is stored as a local browser cookie, so that the current > choice will persist in between sessions. However, the setting does > not 'travel' with the document (e.g., if posted online or shared with > others). In order to 'hard code' the SPM settings into your > document, create a tiddler (e.g., "CookieJar"), tagged with > 'systemConfig', containing these lines: > > //{{{ > config.options.chkSinglePageMode=true; > //}}} > > After you save-and-reload, your document will *always* start out using > the 'one at a time' display setting. You *can* change the setting > during the current session (via the checkbox syntax shown above), and > the stored cookie value *is* updated.... but the hard-coded value in > the CookieJar tiddler will *always* override the browser-based cookie > value, ensuring that the document starts out 'one at a time' > regardless of the most recent setting that was in use. > > hope this helps.... > > enjoy, > -e > Eric Shulman > TiddlyTools / ELS Design Studios
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