> ...you would rather create the element and then wikify the template
> into it...
>
> wikify(
> template,
> createTiddlyElement(place,div,divId,class)
> );
Something else I didn't know you could do. :P Actually, I'd seen
that syntax in a couple of plugins but couldn't figure it out until I
read your comment here. What I wound up doing was similar:
//{{{
config.macros.characterCounter = {}
config.macros.characterCounter.handler =
function(place,macroName,params,wikifier,paramString,tiddler) {
var rowsHeight = params.length > 0 ? params[0] : "6";
var colsWidth = params.length > 1 ? params[1] : "50";
wikify("<<tiddler CharacterCounterPluginTemplate with: " + "\"" +
rowsHeight + "\"" + " " + "\"" + colsWidth + "\"" +">>",place);
}
//}}}
... but instead of making the template a variable, I made it a shadow
tiddler stored within the plugin. (That let me transclude it with the
<<tiddler>> macro into a tiddler where my <<characterCounter>> macro
is run.
> As for the one on pastebin... did you get it to work for you? It does
> what you want your <<characterCounter>> to do... only just it's
> called chrCount and requires you to somewhat specify the element for
> which you want to count the text-length.
Worked like a charm. I was just stubbornly trying to get all the code
into a single plugin to make it user-friendly for the
technophobic. ;)
Did you bang out that on on Pastebin just for me ... ?
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