Tabbed navigation, scripted data entry forms on the fly (to represent data collection objects: meetings, address/fone records, graphable tables, etc) all in a couple of htnl5 files that can browse direct on the file system .. or serve via nodejs to any port of your choosing.
Now, imagine using JS and 3rd party APIs, to interface to scoopit, rebelmouse, twitter, etc etc .. This starts to look very promising and better than basket notepads and most everything else for notes gathering and management.
I have looked at it several times, and always dismissed it.
Tiddlywiki Formatting Guide. Mwfogleman/tid-mode. Jermolene/TiddlyWiki5NodeWebkit. Jermolene/TiddlyWiki5DemoApp. Cub3/silk-tiddly-dateTime. Kunxi/tw5-auth. Iani/tiddlywiki5square. Jermolene/TiddlyWiki5. Search · tiddlywiki5. DisplayTiddler function in tiddlywiki5. Hi Andy The mechanism by which clicking on a link causes a new tiddler to open is very different in TW5, and hopefully much more flexible. It allows for multiple story rivers and a high degree of control over what happens when a link is clicked.
I'll explain it briefly with reference to the code. We start with the link widget, which contains the click event handler for hyperlinks: The click handler sends a custom DOM event called "tw-navigate" containing information about the target of the link and the screen location of the link text. The custom event is sent to the <a> element of the link, and it then travels back up the DOM tree looking for a handler. Ordinarily, the handler is provided by the <$navigator> widget: It's job is the capture the "tw-navigate" events and modify a story list in response. That navigator widget is the outermost widget in the page template: So, the upshot of all of this is that there are two basic ways to display a new tiddler: Best wishes Jeremy.
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