There's a couple of places where this kind of thing would be handy in my
current wiki; one is to build and send a simple AJAX request to a machine
on the network using an IP specified in the text box i.e:
"http://{{IP}}/api?foo=bar";, and the other is to calculate a simple
checksum of an RS-232 data packet based on some dynamic parameters.
I'm sure there's probably other places it would come in handy too though.
Thanks,
Mike
On Monday, 17 August 2015 12:28:56 UTC+1, Mike Sutton wrote:
>
> What I'm looking to be able to do is for the user to enter some text in a
> text box in a tiddler, press a button and have a piece of JavaScript run
> using the contents of the text box as input. Having the output of the
> JavaScript function injected into the page somehow is a bonus, but if not
> then a simple alert box or console.log would suffice.
>
> I've been looking into macros, but have yet to find any that use this sort
> of dynamic input/output.
>
> This is pretty simple to accomplish in vanilla web development, but I'm
> trying to write it the Tiddly way, any pointers?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Mike
>
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