> Could you post a demo? When I try with the code you suggested above, I do
> get the "title of my tiddler that holds ...", surrounded by [[ ]], but I'
> not sure how that would make for cloning?
>
Hi, you need to change the titles, try this on tiddlywiki.com
*put this in a new tiddler and save:*
define go-ahead()
<$action-setfield $tiddler="test tiddler" $field="text"
$value="""$(dropText)$"""/>
\end
\define drop-actions()
<$set name="dropText" value={{$(actionTiddler)$}}><<
go-ahead>></$set>
\end
<$droppable actions="""<<drop-actions>>""">
drop stuff here
</$droppable>
*then put this in a new tiddler and save*
<$draggable tiddler="HelloThere">
grab me and drag me into the drobbable area
</$draggable>
*then grab the "*grab me and drag me into the drobbable area" *and drag
into onto "*drop stuff here"
then look under recent for the tiddler "test tiddler"
>
> So now the cloning part is solved,
>> we can now create a droppable zone on the bottom of each tiddler and make
>> this happen
>>
>
> Does a drop zone necessarily have to be in edit mode? For the optimal
> 'visual fantasy' above, I'm hoping the user can drag icons without having
> to face the actual code.
>
it can be a viewtemplate, I also think that's better
>
> ...or maybe you do mean in edit mode; then I wonder if a dropzone must be
> at a separate area (e.g "at bottom" as you mention). Could a whole tiddlers
> text area not be a dropzone so you can just dump stuff onto it? It wouldn't
> be active as a drop area unless you're actually carrying something
> draggable, right? (I have not experimented much with the drag'n drop
> features.)
>
I don't know if the textarea itself can be made a droppable, we'd need to
test.. but I thought about replacing the textarea with such a
droppable-table by the click of a button
>
> Your idea with dragging pills that, when clicked, shows parameters for
> selection is ingenious. Maybe an option would be to drag Select widgets as
> these already have the dropdown and it is possible with multiple selections.
>
yes, it could be done with the select-widget, but also the tag-pill would
work , we just clone the TagTemplate and edit it to our needs
>
>
>> The code I posted gets extended so that first it saves the current text
>> of the tiddler inside a variable , then both the old text and the new text
>> get inserted
>> Or something like that
>> Or the table idea in combination with something like in the Open Tab, so
>> that one can insert something before something else or after and dragndrop
>> them around
>>
>
> I don't understand why a table would be helpful in this. How does it
> differ from just inserting things before and after straight away?
>
the table is just for visual positioning and ordering of the dragged
tag-pills or select-widgets, so that they can be shown side-by-side and can
be rearranged by dragging from one table-cell to another, gives visual
feedback
>
>
>> To all who are reading this:
>> This one and my last posts are totally out of topic, sorry for that!
>>
>
> (Maybe start a new thread? Sorry if I caused hijacking.)
>
ok!
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