Well, you link to an internal tiddler like this: [[Tiddler title]]. If you want to transclude a tiddler, do this: <<tiddler [[Tiddler title]]>>.
However, if you're looing for the JS expression to use in a script: var tid = store.getTiddler(title); //This gets the tiddler object (replace "title" with actual title) var title = tid.title; //This is tiddler title var text = tid.text; //This is tiddler text Or to get the text directly: var tid = store.getTiddlerText(title); // (replace "title" with actual title) If this is not it, you'll have to give a better explanation of what exactly you're trying to achieve. w On 28 jan., 20:51, Sticky Notes <[email protected]> wrote: > I think you miss read my question. > > I'm not trying to make an external link. > I want to know how to call a tiddler without using the Macros built into > TiddlyWiki. > > The more reading I do on JS it sounds like I need help on making an inline > <script> function of some sort. > Or a clear understanding of how the tiddler calling functions work in > TiddlyWiki so I can than call them correctly as a script. > > > > On Monday, January 28, 2013 6:31:42 AM UTC-8, whatever wrote: > > > Hi! > > A TW syntax would be: [[link text|http://yourlink.com]] > > However, if you want/need to use a proper HTML syntax, then do this: > > <html><a href="http://yourlink.com";>link text</a></html> > > > The JavaScript reference and everything else gets appended by the TW > > core. > > > w > > > On 28 jan., 06:08, Sticky Notes <[email protected]> wrote: > > > I realize this isn't "help the noob learn basic javascript" group, and > > I'm > > > sure there's probably a very simple answer to this. > > > > But why is when I look at TiddlyWiki in firebug and a wiki link shows up > > as: > > > <a href="javascript:;" title="test" class="tiddlyLink > > tiddlyLinkExisting" > > > refresh="link" tiddlylink="test">test</a> > > > > I can not than put this in a tiddler: > > > <html> > > > <a href="javascript:;" title="test" class="tiddlyLink > > tiddlyLinkExisting" > > > refresh="link" tiddlylink="test">test</a> > > > </html> > > > > and have a working wikilink? Instead I just get a link that tries to > > pull > > > me away from the page to: "javascript:;" > > > > From the top down the answer to this seems pretty simple "dah boy you're > > > linking to: javascript:; " so my real question is how would one go about > > > making a link to a tiddler in an html space with out breaking out of the > > > html space? > > > > I imagine most people who read this will wonder first and foremost why I > > > even want to do this, and about all I can say is it would take me about > > 3 > > > pages of rambling, but I do have a good reason... ^^; of course "good" > > > reasons or not if it's not possible or a really stupid question than > > just > > > have a good laugh and maybe give a brief blurb why? :D > > > Please & Thank you! -- 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]. Visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/tiddlywiki?hl=en. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/groups/opt_out.
