I will try some other similar plugins, there are a few! On 22 mar, 15:39, adancer <[email protected]> wrote: > Thanks Mario for your interest. > > I can't do the 2ndstep. When making the tiddler with jquery.ketchup.js > and systemConfig tag and reloading, the TW saids there some syntax > error with the tiddler. > > If i tried to include other js files they also make an error because > there are no functions declared of the first file, so let's > concentrate in the first. > > I don't have any tw made, just trying in a empty one but when I make > this to work I will share the results and will show how to use in > combination with FormTiddlerPlugin 1.1.1 wich have some interesting > improvements. > > The final TW will could make tiddlers with forms to write in, choose > category, options, etc and conserving the wiki fielda and without any > <data> in it, and of course with form validation! This would make so > much easier and cleaner way to make a kind of TW UI interfaces. > > Miljan > > On 21 mar, 23:54, PMario <[email protected]> wrote: > > > Hi, > > Can you provide a tw, that we can have a view, what you did allready? > > > The plugin mechanism in TW is a bit different to the ketchup > > discription. > > > I'll try. 3 steps > > > 1) > > go and get inline script plugin from tiddlytools [1] > > > 2) > > copy the content of the jquery.ketchup.js file into a tiddler named: > > KetchupMainPlugin > > copy the content of jquery.ketchup.messages.js into a tiddler named: > > KetchupMessagesPlugin > > copy the content of jquery.ketchup.validations.basic.js into a tiddler > > named: KetchupValidationBasicPlugin > > > !!!! > > Then tag all of them systemConfig save and reload the tw. > > > If you use the names I suggested the initialization sequence will be > > like in the original described example, because TW initializes plugins > > sorted by name. Or use a K instead of Ketchup it will be shorter. > > > 3) > > copy the form into a tiddler eg: TestKetchup. Be aware of <html></ > > html> and <script></script> > > > <html> > > <form action="index.html" id="example1"> > > .. a lot of stuff .. > > </form> > > </html> > > > <script> > > jQuery('#example1').ketchup(); > > </script> > > ============= > > > I didn't test it, but this would be the way I'd try. > > I am not sure about the "index.html" parameter. May be it causes some > > trouble. > > > have fun! > > Mario > > [1]http://www.tiddlytools.com/#InlineJavascriptPlugin > > > On Mar 21, 11:40 am, adancer <[email protected]> wrote: > > > > Hi, > > > > I'm trying to implement this jQuery plugin that seems excelent to use > > > in our TiddlyWiki forms -http://demos.usejquery.com/ketchup-plugin/ > > > > But my skills are still poor so can't get the plugin to work. > > > Tiddlywiki always says theres a syntax error... > > > > This plugin in combination with FormTiddlerPlugin from Udo Borkowski > > > and some adaptions will let make advanced user interface of all kind. > > > > Some clue how to proceed? > > > > Thanks!
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