> I am using TaggedTemplateTweak plugin, I created a tiddler named Trial > and created a related template named TrialViewTemplate. The tiddler > picks up the template very well. Next I create a tiddler named Trial2 > and tagged it as 'Trial'. Now the tiddler Trial2 picks up the template > too (which is fine for now) BUT tiddler Trial reverts back to default > template (once it is closed and then opened again). Why is tiddler > Trial not picking up the template 'TrialViewTemplate' ?
This is by *design*. Because Trial is used as a *tag*, its automatic use as a *title* prefix is typically what is expected. For example, on TiddlyTools, I have a custom template for showing a 'bookmark' tiddler. Instead of showing the usual tiddler text content, it uses slice values from the tiddler to show an embedded IFRAME to a specific URL. All I have to do is to enter simple slice- formatted content into a tiddler, and tag it with 'bookmark', and BookmarkViewTemplate is used to show the IFRAME. However... *automatically* applying this custom template to the 'bookmark' tag tiddler itself doesn't really make sense, inasmuch as the tiddler isn't actually a bookmark, and doesn't have any slice- based URL value to display in a IFRAME. In addition, in order to view and/or edit the tag tiddler text content, it needs to be displayed with the standard ViewTemplate and EditTemplate, despite the fact that it's title prefix matches the BookmarkViewTemplate. Of course, you can always force the tiddler to use the custom template: simply **tag it with it's own title**, so that the tag-based template logic will be applied to that tiddler, even though the title- based template logic has been bypassed. enjoy, -e Eric Shulman TiddlyTools / ELS Design Studios -- 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.
