Hi Måns > Great job - and congratulations!! > This is the plugin I've been waiting for :-) > Simple - fast and basic for tagging tiddlers visually and it lets you > arrange lists freely... > > Thanks a lot for sharing it !!!
Thanks - I'm very pleased with all the interest. :-) > 1) It seems to work on > TiddlySpace:http://sang.tiddlyspace.com/#%5B%5Bkanban%20example%5D%5D > However I had to create the StyleSheetKanbanPlugin tiddler manually > (and it still doesn't show as a shadowtiddler...) I havn't come across TiddlySpace before so hadn't tested it in this environment. I see from a later post this seems now to be working? > 2) Sometimes the lists are longer than the tiddler area - especially > when I have moved a tiddler from one column to another. Should I > change something in the StyleSheet shadow tiddler to avoid this? This is almost certainly my CSS stomping all over the local TW stylesheet - probably a newbie mistake. ;-) I'll look into fixing it. > 3) Moving a tiddler from one column to another doesn't always get > stored - unless I create a new tiddler or make edits to another > tiddler than the one with the kanbanmakro?? There is a known issue with tiddlers containing whitespace in the titles. To avoid breakage I've temporarily disabled update and autosave when one is detected. Could this be it? > 4) How is the position of a tiddler in a list stored? - I dont see any > fieldvalue/title reflecting a postition by number or any other value? Position on a newly plotted kanban is arbitrary based on how the TW core returns the tiddlers. My test TW tends to return in alphabetical order, but I bet this is undefined behaviour. Tiddlers can be rearranged within a column but this is not presently stored. Cheers Tim -- 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.
