> Good evening Eric,

> I was just wondering if you had any idea of how soon in the future you
> planned on working on/releasing the EditableTablePlugin (see bottom of your
> post below)
> Please, do note take this as a personal request for more work from you on
> TW, as I can already hardly believe how much you contribute to it
> already... ;)

> In fact, I was just wondering if this was a distant idea in your mind or
> something you were already working on today, to know if it was worth
> waiting (even a couple more months or 6 months, I don't care) before
> starting a new task on my side that is going to involve a very large (>100)
> number of tables. This task is not urgent (well, it has to be finished some
> day, in like 9 months), but it might spare me so much time once this
> miraculous plugin would be released that I could wait a long time before
> starting the task, if only I knew you were to publish it in a
> "not-further-than-6-months" delay.

> Thanks again for your great work anyway

> -Nicolas

> On Dec 26, 2007 11:55 PM, Eric Shulman <elsdes...@gmail.com> wrote:

>> > I'm looking for a plugin which allows to edit the content of a table
>> > cell in a tiddlywiki simply by clicking it with your mouse cursor.
>> > Especially in big tables, it would be much more convenient to edit
>> > content that way. As far as I can remember I once stumbled upon a
>> > tiddylwiki with exact that feature, yet I can't find it any more.

>> http://www.TiddlyTools.com/#SliceGridPlugin

>> *generates* a grid (table) that displays tiddler slice values and
>> includes an "edit-in-place" feature: click a value in a grid cell and
>> it changes to an edit field.  Type your input.  Press enter (or click
>> away).  The value you input is then written back to the corresponding
>> tiddler slice.

>> Note that, currently, this feature only works within SliceGridPlugin's
>> generated tables.  However, I am working on a re-factoring my edit-in-
>> place code into a separate "EditableTablePlugin" so that it CAN be
>> used with ANY table.

>> I let you know when it's available.

>> -e
>> Eric Shulman
>> TiddlyTools / ELS Design Studios

> Dear All,

> It seems quit a while already but if any one is still interested, I have
> just released a TableEdit plugin that might do the job. You can visit my
> TiddlySpace at qmowcy2.tiddlyspace.com, find the TableEdit tiddler in the
> Public section. Comments and suggestions are welcome.

> Best,

> Vincent

> On Wednesday, January 16, 2008 3:41:04 AM UTC+8, Nicolas S. wrote:

>> Good evening Eric,

>> I was just wondering if you had any idea of how soon in the future you
>> planned on working on/releasing the EditableTablePlugin (see bottom of your
>> post below)
>> Please, do note take this as a personal request for more work from you on
>> TW, as I can already hardly believe how much you contribute to it
>> already... ;)

>> In fact, I was just wondering if this was a distant idea in your mind or
>> something you were already working on today, to know if it was worth
>> waiting (even a couple more months or 6 months, I don't care) before
>> starting a new task on my side that is going to involve a very large (>100)
>> number of tables. This task is not urgent (well, it has to be finished some
>> day, in like 9 months), but it might spare me so much time once this
>> miraculous plugin would be released that I could wait a long time before
>> starting the task, if only I knew you were to publish it in a
>> "not-further-than-6-months" delay.

>> Thanks again for your great work anyway

>> -Nicolas

>> On Dec 26, 2007 11:55 PM, Eric Shulman <elsdes...@gmail.com> wrote:

>>> > I'm looking for a plugin which allows to edit the content of a table
>>> > cell in a tiddlywiki simply by clicking it with your mouse cursor.
>>> > Especially in big tables, it would be much more convenient to edit
>>> > content that way. As far as I can remember I once stumbled upon a
>>> > tiddylwiki with exact that feature, yet I can't find it any more.

>>> http://www.TiddlyTools.com/#SliceGridPlugin

>>> *generates* a grid (table) that displays tiddler slice values and
>>> includes an "edit-in-place" feature: click a value in a grid cell and
>>> it changes to an edit field.  Type your input.  Press enter (or click
>>> away).  The value you input is then written back to the corresponding
>>> tiddler slice.

>>> Note that, currently, this feature only works within SliceGridPlugin's
>>> generated tables.  However, I am working on a re-factoring my edit-in-
>>> place code into a separate "EditableTablePlugin" so that it CAN be
>>> used with ANY table.

>>> I let you know when it's available.

>>> -e
>>> Eric Shulman
>>> TiddlyTools / ELS Design Studios

> On Jun 25, 8:23 am, anthony <i...@ufocomputerservices.com> wrote:
> > Just tried your plugin...am I missing something? I loaded the plugin and
> > tried your example both on my tiddly and yours and neither were
> > editable...maybe I am just missing something though.

> The plugin works in IE, but not in FF or other browsers.

> The reason is because IE uses a different method of processing
> events.  In IE, all events are processed by first setting a global
> variable "event" and then invoking the appropriate onclick handler to
> process the event.  However, in other browsers, the event is *passed*
> to the handler as a parameter.

> The plugin problem arises due to this line of code:

>    cell.onclick = function(){editInPlace(this,event);};

> In order to make this cross-browser compatible, it should be re-
> written as:

>    cell.onclick = function(ev){editInPlace(this,ev|event);};

> This allows non-IE browsers to properly use the passed in event as a
> variable named 'ev', while IE continues to fallback to using the
> global 'event' variable.

> enjoy,
> -e
> Eric Shulman
> TiddlyTools / ELS Design Studios

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> On Jun 25, 8:23 am, anthony <i...@ufocomputerservices.com> wrote:
> > Just tried your plugin...am I missing something? I loaded the plugin and
> > tried your example both on my tiddly and yours and neither were
> > editable...maybe I am just missing something though.

> The plugin works in IE, but not in FF or other browsers.

> The reason is because IE uses a different method of processing
> events.  In IE, all events are processed by first setting a global
> variable "event" and then invoking the appropriate onclick handler to
> process the event.  However, in other browsers, the event is *passed*
> to the handler as a parameter.

> The plugin problem arises due to this line of code:

>    cell.onclick = function(){editInPlace(this,event);};

> In order to make this cross-browser compatible, it should be re-
> written as:

>    cell.onclick = function(ev){editInPlace(this,ev|event);};

> This allows non-IE browsers to properly use the passed in event as a
> variable named 'ev', while IE continues to fallback to using the
> global 'event' variable.

> enjoy,
> -e
> Eric Shulman
> TiddlyTools / ELS Design Studios

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> On Jun 25, 8:23 am, anthony <i...@ufocomputerservices.com> wrote:
> > Just tried your plugin...am I missing something? I loaded the plugin and
> > tried your example both on my tiddly and yours and neither were
> > editable...maybe I am just missing something though.

> The plugin works in IE, but not in FF or other browsers.

> The reason is because IE uses a different method of processing
> events.  In IE, all events are processed by first setting a global
> variable "event" and then invoking the appropriate onclick handler to
> process the event.  However, in other browsers, the event is *passed*
> to the handler as a parameter.

> The plugin problem arises due to this line of code:

>    cell.onclick = function(){editInPlace(this,event);};

> In order to make this cross-browser compatible, it should be re-
> written as:

>    cell.onclick = function(ev){editInPlace(this,ev|event);};

> This allows non-IE browsers to properly use the passed in event as a
> variable named 'ev', while IE continues to fallback to using the
> global 'event' variable.

> enjoy,
> -e
> Eric Shulman
> TiddlyTools / ELS Design Studios

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> spamming...sorry

> I fixed the issue with IE, it was a version issue. I was using IE8
> (preferred over here) but upgraded to 9 and it is working PERFECTLY. this
> plugin is going to make our tiddlywiki amazing in terms of what we were
> trying to do.

> So in short I think IE8 may not work properly with this plugin.

> On Monday, June 25, 2012 12:22:23 PM UTC-5, Eric Shulman wrote:

>> On Jun 25, 8:23 am, anthony <i...@ufocomputerservices.com> wrote:
>> > Just tried your plugin...am I missing something? I loaded the plugin
>> and
>> > tried your example both on my tiddly and yours and neither were
>> > editable...maybe I am just missing something though.

>> The plugin works in IE, but not in FF or other browsers.

>> The reason is because IE uses a different method of processing
>> events.  In IE, all events are processed by first setting a global
>> variable "event" and then invoking the appropriate onclick handler to
>> process the event.  However, in other browsers, the event is *passed*
>> to the handler as a parameter.

>> The plugin problem arises due to this line of code:

>>    cell.onclick = function(){editInPlace(this,event);};

>> In order to make this cross-browser compatible, it should be re-
>> written as:

>>    cell.onclick = function(ev){editInPlace(this,ev|event);};

>> This allows non-IE browsers to properly use the passed in event as a
>> variable named 'ev', while IE continues to fallback to using the
>> global 'event' variable.

>> enjoy,
>> -e
>> Eric Shulman
>> TiddlyTools / ELS Design Studios

>> WAS THIS ANSWER HELPFUL?  IF SO, PLEASE MAKE A DONATION
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> Last question...sorry for so much spam...

> I am using this wiki as a webbased system, when I edit the table I would
> like for it to upload to the web versus to a local file...is there anyway
> for that to be done?

> On Monday, June 25, 2012 12:55:56 PM UTC-5, anthony wrote:

>> spamming...sorry

>> I fixed the issue with IE, it was a version issue. I was using IE8
>> (preferred over here) but upgraded to 9 and it is working PERFECTLY. this
>> plugin is going to make our tiddlywiki amazing in terms of what we were
>> trying to do.

>> So in short I think IE8 may not work properly with this plugin.

>> On Monday, June 25, 2012 12:22:23 PM UTC-5, Eric Shulman wrote:

>>> On Jun 25, 8:23 am, anthony <i...@ufocomputerservices.com> wrote:
>>> > Just tried your plugin...am I missing something? I loaded the plugin
>>> and
>>> > tried your example both on my tiddly and yours and neither were
>>> > editable...maybe I am just missing something though.

>>> The plugin works in IE, but not in FF or other browsers.

>>> The reason is because IE uses a different method of processing
>>> events.  In IE, all events are processed by first setting a global
>>> variable "event" and then invoking the appropriate onclick handler to
>>> process the event.  However, in other browsers, the event is *passed*
>>> to the handler as a parameter.

>>> The plugin problem arises due to this line of code:

>>>    cell.onclick = function(){editInPlace(this,event);};

>>> In order to make this cross-browser compatible, it should be re-
>>> written as:

>>>    cell.onclick = function(ev){editInPlace(this,ev|event);};

>>> This allows non-IE browsers to properly use the passed in event as a
>>> variable named 'ev', while IE continues to fallback to using the
>>> global 'event' variable.

>>> enjoy,
>>> -e
>>> Eric Shulman
>>> TiddlyTools / ELS Design Studios

>>> WAS THIS ANSWER HELPFUL?  IF SO, PLEASE MAKE A DONATION
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> Anthony, thank you for trying the plugin and giving feedbacks. And for
> your last question on uploading, I have no idea how to do that currently (I
> have experiences in programming but not much in javascript and the web
> things.) It will take me sometime to figure out. If someone has answers and
> would like to contribute, it will be highly appreciated.

> Eric, thank you for pointing out the key point which I never knew myself.

> I have been using Google Chrome for the development of this plugin
> (inspired by and modified from TableSortingPlugin v2.0.2 by Saq Imtiaz
> and GridPlugin v2.0.7 by Eric Shulman. Many thanks to them.) It seems to
> work just fine for me and I turned out to forget about other browsers. Next
> time I will try them out myself but as mentioned above most likely I do not
> have the knowledge to fix the cross-browser things. I shall be relying on
> more experienced people to do that.

> Vincent

> On Tuesday, June 26, 2012 2:05:25 AM UTC+8, anthony wrote:

>> Last question...sorry for so much spam...

>> I am using this wiki as a webbased system, when I edit the table I would
>> like for it to upload to the web versus to a local file...is there anyway
>> for that to be done?

>> On Monday, June 25, 2012 12:55:56 PM UTC-5, anthony wrote:

>>> spamming...sorry

>>> I fixed the issue with IE, it was a version issue. I was using IE8
>>> (preferred over here) but upgraded to 9 and it is working PERFECTLY. this
>>> plugin is going to make our tiddlywiki amazing in terms of what we were
>>> trying to do.

>>> So in short I think IE8 may not work properly with this plugin.

>>> On Monday, June 25, 2012 12:22:23 PM UTC-5, Eric Shulman wrote:

>>>> On Jun 25, 8:23 am, anthony <i...@ufocomputerservices.com> wrote:
>>>> > Just tried your plugin...am I missing something? I loaded the plugin
>>>> and
>>>> > tried your example both on my tiddly and yours and neither were
>>>> > editable...maybe I am just missing something though.

>>>> The plugin works in IE, but not in FF or other browsers.

>>>> The reason is because IE uses a different method of processing
>>>> events.  In IE, all events are processed by first setting a global
>>>> variable "event" and then invoking the appropriate onclick handler to
>>>> process the event.  However, in other browsers, the event is *passed*
>>>> to the handler as a parameter.

>>>> The plugin problem arises due to this line of code:

>>>>    cell.onclick = function(){editInPlace(this,event);};

>>>> In order to make this cross-browser compatible, it should be re-
>>>> written as:

>>>>    cell.onclick = function(ev){editInPlace(this,ev|event);};

>>>> This allows non-IE browsers to properly use the passed in event as a
>>>> variable named 'ev', while IE continues to fallback to using the
>>>> global 'event' variable.

>>>> enjoy,
>>>> -e
>>>> Eric Shulman
>>>> TiddlyTools / ELS Design Studios

>>>> WAS THIS ANSWER HELPFUL?  IF SO, PLEASE MAKE A DONATION
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> Maybe I can provide SOME insight into what I am trying to accomplish and
> help this along the way. I am using a second plugin called "upload plugin" (
> http://tiddlywiki.bidix.info/#UploadPlugin) There is a "macro" that is
> for "save to web" that would (i think) need to be pointed to for the enter
> function you created. So instead of it trying to "save" it will just punch
> save to web instead? I don't know...

> Thank you very very much!

> On Monday, June 25, 2012 8:09:22 PM UTC-5, Vincent Yeh wrote:

>> Anthony, thank you for trying the plugin and giving feedbacks. And for
>> your last question on uploading, I have no idea how to do that currently (I
>> have experiences in programming but not much in javascript and the web
>> things.) It will take me sometime to figure out. If someone has answers and
>> would like to contribute, it will be highly appreciated.

>> Eric, thank you for pointing out the key point which I never knew myself.

>> I have been using Google Chrome for the development of this plugin
>> (inspired by and modified from TableSortingPlugin v2.0.2 by Saq Imtiaz
>> and GridPlugin v2.0.7 by Eric Shulman. Many thanks to them.) It seems to
>> work just fine for me and I turned out to forget about other browsers. Next
>> time I will try them out myself but as mentioned above most likely I do not
>> have the knowledge to fix the cross-browser things. I shall be relying on
>> more experienced people to do that.

>> Vincent

>> On Tuesday, June 26, 2012 2:05:25 AM UTC+8, anthony wrote:

>>> Last question...sorry for so much spam...

>>> I am using this wiki as a webbased system, when I edit the table I would
>>> like for it to upload to the web versus to a local file...is there anyway
>>> for that to be done?

>>> On Monday, June 25, 2012 12:55:56 PM UTC-5, anthony wrote:

>>>> spamming...sorry

>>>> I fixed the issue with IE, it was a version issue. I was using IE8
>>>> (preferred over here) but upgraded to 9 and it is working PERFECTLY. this
>>>> plugin is going to make our tiddlywiki amazing in terms of what we were
>>>> trying to do.

>>>> So in short I think IE8 may not work properly with this plugin.

>>>> On Monday, June 25, 2012 12:22:23 PM UTC-5, Eric Shulman wrote:

>>>>> On Jun 25, 8:23 am, anthony <i...@ufocomputerservices.com> wrote:
>>>>> > Just tried your plugin...am I missing something? I loaded the plugin
>>>>> and
>>>>> > tried your example both on my tiddly and yours and neither were
>>>>> > editable...maybe I am just missing something though.

>>>>> The plugin works in IE, but not in FF or other browsers.

>>>>> The reason is because IE uses a different method of processing
>>>>> events.  In IE, all events are processed by first setting a global
>>>>> variable "event" and then invoking the appropriate onclick handler to
>>>>> process the event.  However, in other browsers, the event is *passed*
>>>>> to the handler as a parameter.

>>>>> The plugin problem arises due to this line of code:

>>>>>    cell.onclick = function(){editInPlace(this,**event);};

>>>>> In order to make this cross-browser compatible, it should be re-
>>>>> written as:

>>>>>    cell.onclick = function(ev){editInPlace(this,**ev|event);};

>>>>> This allows non-IE browsers to properly use the passed in event as a
>>>>> variable named 'ev', while IE continues to fallback to using the
>>>>> global 'event' variable.

>>>>> enjoy,
>>>>> -e
>>>>> Eric Shulman
>>>>> TiddlyTools / ELS Design Studios

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> Thanks for pointing out one possibility. I just had a quick look at that
> plugin but hadn't got the point yet. I will need some more time on this. Thanks
> again for the direction.

> Vincent

> anthony 於 2012年6月28日星期四寫道：

>> That does make sense, and I really really appreciate the time effort and
>> replys you have provided!

>> Maybe I can provide SOME insight into what I am trying to accomplish and
>> help this along the way. I am using a second plugin called "upload plugin" (
>> http://tiddlywiki.bidix.info/#UploadPlugin) There is a "macro" that is
>> for "save to web" that would (i think) need to be pointed to for the enter
>> function you created. So instead of it trying to "save" it will just punch
>> save to web instead? I don't know...

>> Thank you very very much!

>> On Monday, June 25, 2012 8:09:22 PM UTC-5, Vincent Yeh wrote:

>>> Anthony, thank you for trying the plugin and giving feedbacks. And for
>>> your last question on uploading, I have no idea how to do that currently (I
>>> have experiences in programming but not much in javascript and the web
>>> things.) It will take me sometime to figure out. If someone has answers and
>>> would like to contribute, it will be highly appreciated.

>>> Eric, thank you for pointing out the key point which I never knew myself.

>>> I have been using Google Chrome for the development of this plugin
>>> (inspired by and modified from TableSortingPlugin v2.0.2 by Saq Imtiaz
>>> and GridPlugin v2.0.7 by Eric Shulman. Many thanks to them.) It seems to
>>> work just fine for me and I turned out to forget about other browsers. Next
>>> time I will try them out myself but as mentioned above most likely I do not
>>> have the knowledge to fix the cross-browser things. I shall be relying on
>>> more experienced people to do that.

>>> Vincent

>>> On Tuesday, June 26, 2012 2:05:25 AM UTC+8, anthony wrote:

>>>> Last question...sorry for so much spam...

>>>> I am using this wiki as a webbased system, when I edit the table I
>>>> would like for it to upload to the web versus to a local file...is there
>>>> anyway for that to be done?

>>>> On Monday, June 25, 2012 12:55:56 PM UTC-5, anthony wrote:

>>>>> spamming...sorry

>>>>> I fixed the issue with IE, it was a version issue. I was using IE8
>>>>> (preferred over here) but upgraded to 9 and it is working PERFECTLY. this
>>>>> plugin is going to make our tiddlywiki amazing in terms of what we were
>>>>> trying to do.

>>>>> So in short I think IE8 may not work properly with this plugin.

>>>>> On Monday, June 25, 2012 12:22:23 PM UTC-5, Eric Shulman wrote:

>>>>>> On Jun 25, 8:23 am, anthony <i...@ufocomputerservices.com> wrote:
>>>>>> > Just tried your plugin...am I missing something? I loaded the
>>>>>> plugin and
>>>>>> > tried your example both on my tiddly and yours and neither were
>>>>>> > editable...maybe I am just missing something though.

>>>>>> The plugin works in IE, but not in FF or other browsers.

>>>>>> The reason is because IE uses a different method of processing
>>>>>> events.  In IE, all events are processed by first setting a global
>>>>>> variable "event" and then invoking the appropriate onclick handler to
>>>>>> process the event.  However, in other browsers, the event is *passed*
>>>>>> to the handler as a parameter.

>>>>>> The plugin problem arises due to this line of code:

>>>>>>    cell.onclick = function(){editInPlace(this,**event);};

>>>>>> In order to make this cross-browser compatible, it should be re-
>>>>>> written as:

>>>>>>    cell.onclick = function(ev){editInPlace(this,**ev|event);};

>>>>>> This allows non-IE browsers to properly use the passed in event as a
>>>>>> variable named 'ev', while IE continues to fallback to using the
>>>>>> global 'event' variable.

>>>>>> enjoy,
>>>>>> -e
>>>>>> Eric Shulman
>>>>>> TiddlyTools / ELS Design Studios

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> Anthony, thank you for trying the plugin and giving feedbacks. And for
> your last question on uploading, I have no idea how to do that currently (I
> have experiences in programming but not much in javascript and the web
> things.) It will take me sometime to figure out. If someone has answers and
> would like to contribute, it will be highly appreciated.

> Eric, thank you for pointing out the key point which I never knew myself.

> I have been using Google Chrome for the development of this plugin
> (inspired by and modified from TableSortingPlugin v2.0.2 by Saq Imtiaz
> and GridPlugin v2.0.7 by Eric Shulman. Many thanks to them.) It seems to
> work just fine for me and I turned out to forget about other browsers. Next
> time I will try them out myself but as mentioned above most likely I do not
> have the knowledge to fix the cross-browser things. I shall be relying on
> more experienced people to do that.

> Vincent

> On Tuesday, June 26, 2012 2:05:25 AM UTC+8, anthony wrote:

>> Last question...sorry for so much spam...

>> I am using this wiki as a webbased system, when I edit the table I would
>> like for it to upload to the web versus to a local file...is there anyway
>> for that to be done?

>> On Monday, June 25, 2012 12:55:56 PM UTC-5, anthony wrote:

>>> spamming...sorry

>>> I fixed the issue with IE, it was a version issue. I was using IE8
>>> (preferred over here) but upgraded to 9 and it is working PERFECTLY. this
>>> plugin is going to make our tiddlywiki amazing in terms of what we were
>>> trying to do.

>>> So in short I think IE8 may not work properly with this plugin.

>>> On Monday, June 25, 2012 12:22:23 PM UTC-5, Eric Shulman wrote:

>>>> On Jun 25, 8:23 am, anthony <i...@ufocomputerservices.com> wrote:
>>>> > Just tried your plugin...am I missing something? I loaded the plugin
>>>> and
>>>> > tried your example both on my tiddly and yours and neither were
>>>> > editable...maybe I am just missing something though.

>>>> The plugin works in IE, but not in FF or other browsers.

>>>> The reason is because IE uses a different method of processing
>>>> events.  In IE, all events are processed by first setting a global
>>>> variable "event" and then invoking the appropriate onclick handler to
>>>> process the event.  However, in other browsers, the event is *passed*
>>>> to the handler as a parameter.

>>>> The plugin problem arises due to this line of code:

>>>>    cell.onclick = function(){editInPlace(this,event);};

>>>> In order to make this cross-browser compatible, it should be re-
>>>> written as:

>>>>    cell.onclick = function(ev){editInPlace(this,ev|event);};

>>>> This allows non-IE browsers to properly use the passed in event as a
>>>> variable named 'ev', while IE continues to fallback to using the
>>>> global 'event' variable.

>>>> enjoy,
>>>> -e
>>>> Eric Shulman
>>>> TiddlyTools / ELS Design Studios

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> On my computer the only browser that works just as expected is Google
> Chrome and no one else.

>    - FF doesn't respond to mouse clicking so no way to start editing.
>    - IE9 doesn't respond correctly to <Enter> and <Cancel> so the edit
>    box won't go away. Looks like it has problems saving the file.
>    - TWEdit on the iPad gives me the rendered HTML codes instead of
>    wikitext. For example, the TableEdit plugin receives <span
>    style="color:red;">text in red</span> instead of the expected
>    @@color:red;text in red@@.

> Hmmmmmmmmm, I have no idea about these at all! I shall need a lot of time
> to fix them. If some has any idea to fix one of those, please help to speed
> up!. Thanks a lot!

> Vincent

> On Tuesday, June 26, 2012 9:09:22 AM UTC+8, Vincent Yeh wrote:

>> Anthony, thank you for trying the plugin and giving feedbacks. And for
>> your last question on uploading, I have no idea how to do that currently (I
>> have experiences in programming but not much in javascript and the web
>> things.) It will take me sometime to figure out. If someone has answers and
>> would like to contribute, it will be highly appreciated.

>> Eric, thank you for pointing out the key point which I never knew myself.

>> I have been using Google Chrome for the development of this plugin
>> (inspired by and modified from TableSortingPlugin v2.0.2 by Saq Imtiaz
>> and GridPlugin v2.0.7 by Eric Shulman. Many thanks to them.) It seems to
>> work just fine for me and I turned out to forget about other browsers. Next
>> time I will try them out myself but as mentioned above most likely I do not
>> have the knowledge to fix the cross-browser things. I shall be relying on
>> more experienced people to do that.

>> Vincent

>> On Tuesday, June 26, 2012 2:05:25 AM UTC+8, anthony wrote:

>>> Last question...sorry for so much spam...

>>> I am using this wiki as a webbased system, when I edit the table I would
>>> like for it to upload to the web versus to a local file...is there anyway
>>> for that to be done?

>>> On Monday, June 25, 2012 12:55:56 PM UTC-5, anthony wrote:

>>>> spamming...sorry

>>>> I fixed the issue with IE, it was a version issue. I was using IE8
>>>> (preferred over here) but upgraded to 9 and it is working PERFECTLY. this
>>>> plugin is going to make our tiddlywiki amazing in terms of what we were
>>>> trying to do.

>>>> So in short I think IE8 may not work properly with this plugin.

>>>> On Monday, June 25, 2012 12:22:23 PM UTC-5, Eric Shulman wrote:

>>>>> On Jun 25, 8:23 am, anthony <i...@ufocomputerservices.com> wrote:
>>>>> > Just tried your plugin...am I missing something? I loaded the plugin
>>>>> and
>>>>> > tried your example both on my tiddly and yours and neither were
>>>>> > editable...maybe I am just missing something though.

>>>>> The plugin works in IE, but not in FF or other browsers.

>>>>> The reason is because IE uses a different method of processing
>>>>> events.  In IE, all events are processed by first setting a global
>>>>> variable "event" and then invoking the appropriate onclick handler to
>>>>> process the event.  However, in other browsers, the event is *passed*
>>>>> to the handler as a parameter.

>>>>> The plugin problem arises due to this line of code:

>>>>>    cell.onclick = function(){editInPlace(this,event);};

>>>>> In order to make this cross-browser compatible, it should be re-
>>>>> written as:

>>>>>    cell.onclick = function(ev){editInPlace(this,ev|event);};

>>>>> This allows non-IE browsers to properly use the passed in event as a
>>>>> variable named 'ev', while IE continues to fallback to using the
>>>>> global 'event' variable.

>>>>> enjoy,
>>>>> -e
>>>>> Eric Shulman
>>>>> TiddlyTools / ELS Design Studios

>>>>> WAS THIS ANSWER HELPFUL?  IF SO, PLEASE MAKE A DONATION
>>>>>    http://www.TiddlyTools.com/#Donations
>>>>> Professional TiddlyWiki Consulting Services...
>>>>> Analysis, Design, and Custom Solutions:
>>>>>    http://www.TiddlyTools.com/#Contact

> That does make sense, and I really really appreciate the time effort and
> replys you have provided!

> Maybe I can provide SOME insight into what I am trying to accomplish and
> help this along the way. I am using a second plugin called "upload plugin" (
> http://tiddlywiki.bidix.info/#UploadPlugin) There is a "macro" that is
> for "save to web" that would (i think) need to be pointed to for the enter
> function you created. So instead of it trying to "save" it will just punch
> save to web instead? I don't know...

> Thank you very very much!

> On Monday, June 25, 2012 8:09:22 PM UTC-5, Vincent Yeh wrote:

>> Anthony, thank you for trying the plugin and giving feedbacks. And for
>> your last question on uploading, I have no idea how to do that currently (I
>> have experiences in programming but not much in javascript and the web
>> things.) It will take me sometime to figure out. If someone has answers and
>> would like to contribute, it will be highly appreciated.

>> Eric, thank you for pointing out the key point which I never knew myself.

>> I have been using Google Chrome for the development of this plugin
>> (inspired by and modified from TableSortingPlugin v2.0.2 by Saq Imtiaz
>> and GridPlugin v2.0.7 by Eric Shulman. Many thanks to them.) It seems to
>> work just fine for me and I turned out to forget about other browsers. Next
>> time I will try them out myself but as mentioned above most likely I do not
>> have the knowledge to fix the cross-browser things. I shall be relying on
>> more experienced people to do that.

>> Vincent

>> On Tuesday, June 26, 2012 2:05:25 AM UTC+8, anthony wrote:

>>> Last question...sorry for so much spam...

>>> I am using this wiki as a webbased system, when I edit the table I would
>>> like for it to upload to the web versus to a local file...is there anyway
>>> for that to be done?

>>> On Monday, June 25, 2012 12:55:56 PM UTC-5, anthony wrote:

>>>> spamming...sorry

>>>> I fixed the issue with IE, it was a version issue. I was using IE8
>>>> (preferred over here) but upgraded to 9 and it is working PERFECTLY. this
>>>> plugin is going to make our tiddlywiki amazing in terms of what we were
>>>> trying to do.

>>>> So in short I think IE8 may not work properly with this plugin.

>>>> On Monday, June 25, 2012 12:22:23 PM UTC-5, Eric Shulman wrote:

>>>>> On Jun 25, 8:23 am, anthony <i...@ufocomputerservices.com> wrote:
>>>>> > Just tried your plugin...am I missing something? I loaded the plugin
>>>>> and
>>>>> > tried your example both on my tiddly and yours and neither were
>>>>> > editable...maybe I am just missing something though.

>>>>> The plugin works in IE, but not in FF or other browsers.

>>>>> The reason is because IE uses a different method of processing
>>>>> events.  In IE, all events are processed by first setting a global
>>>>> variable "event" and then invoking the appropriate onclick handler to
>>>>> process the event.  However, in other browsers, the event is *passed*
>>>>> to the handler as a parameter.

>>>>> The plugin problem arises due to this line of code:

>>>>>    cell.onclick = function(){editInPlace(this,event);};

>>>>> In order to make this cross-browser compatible, it should be re-
>>>>> written as:

>>>>>    cell.onclick = function(ev){editInPlace(this,ev|event);};

>>>>> This allows non-IE browsers to properly use the passed in event as a
>>>>> variable named 'ev', while IE continues to fallback to using the
>>>>> global 'event' variable.

>>>>> enjoy,
>>>>> -e
>>>>> Eric Shulman
>>>>> TiddlyTools / ELS Design Studios

>>>>> WAS THIS ANSWER HELPFUL?  IF SO, PLEASE MAKE A DONATION
>>>>>    http://www.TiddlyTools.com/#Donations
>>>>> Professional TiddlyWiki Consulting Services...
>>>>> Analysis, Design, and Custom Solutions:
>>>>>    http://www.TiddlyTools.com/#Contact

> Fixed the FF and IE9 issues mentioned below. Hopefully it should be
> working fine in Chrome, FireFox and IE9 on desktops.

> Problems with TWEdit on the iPad still remain...

> Vincent

> On Sunday, July 1, 2012 9:46:21 AM UTC+8, Vincent Yeh wrote:

>> On my computer the only browser that works just as expected is Google
>> Chrome and no one else.

>>    - FF doesn't respond to mouse clicking so no way to start editing.
>>    - IE9 doesn't respond correctly to <Enter> and <Cancel> so the edit
>>    box won't go away. Looks like it has problems saving the file.
>>    - TWEdit on the iPad gives me the rendered HTML codes instead of
>>    wikitext. For example, the TableEdit plugin receives <span
>>    style="color:red;">text in red</span> instead of the expected
>>    @@color:red;text in red@@.

>> Hmmmmmmmmm, I have no idea about these at all! I shall need a lot of time
>> to fix them. If some has any idea to fix one of those, please help to speed
>> up!. Thanks a lot!

>> Vincent

>> On Tuesday, June 26, 2012 9:09:22 AM UTC+8, Vincent Yeh wrote:

>>> Anthony, thank you for trying the plugin and giving feedbacks. And for
>>> your last question on uploading, I have no idea how to do that currently (I
>>> have experiences in programming but not much in javascript and the web
>>> things.) It will take me sometime to figure out. If someone has answers and
>>> would like to contribute, it will be highly appreciated.

>>> Eric, thank you for pointing out the key point which I never knew myself.

>>> I have been using Google Chrome for the development of this plugin
>>> (inspired by and modified from TableSortingPlugin v2.0.2 by Saq Imtiaz
>>> and GridPlugin v2.0.7 by Eric Shulman. Many thanks to them.) It seems to
>>> work just fine for me and I turned out to forget about other browsers. Next
>>> time I will try them out myself but as mentioned above most likely I do not
>>> have the knowledge to fix the cross-browser things. I shall be relying on
>>> more experienced people to do that.

>>> Vincent

>>> On Tuesday, June 26, 2012 2:05:25 AM UTC+8, anthony wrote:

>>>> Last question...sorry for so much spam...

>>>> I am using this wiki as a webbased system, when I edit the table I
>>>> would like for it to upload to the web versus to a local file...is there
>>>> anyway for that to be done?

>>>> On Monday, June 25, 2012 12:55:56 PM UTC-5, anthony wrote:

>>>>> spamming...sorry

>>>>> I fixed the issue with IE, it was a version issue. I was using IE8
>>>>> (preferred over here) but upgraded to 9 and it is working PERFECTLY. this
>>>>> plugin is going to make our tiddlywiki amazing in terms of what we were
>>>>> trying to do.

>>>>> So in short I think IE8 may not work properly with this plugin.

>>>>> On Monday, June 25, 2012 12:22:23 PM UTC-5, Eric Shulman wrote:

>>>>>> On Jun 25, 8:23 am, anthony <i...@ufocomputerservices.com> wrote:
>>>>>> > Just tried your plugin...am I missing something? I loaded the
>>>>>> plugin and
>>>>>> > tried your example both on my tiddly and yours and neither were
>>>>>> > editable...maybe I am just missing something though.

>>>>>> The plugin works in IE, but not in FF or other browsers.

>>>>>> The reason is because IE uses a different method of processing
>>>>>> events.  In IE, all events are processed by first setting a global
>>>>>> variable "event" and then invoking the appropriate onclick handler to
>>>>>> process the event.  However, in other browsers, the event is *passed*
>>>>>> to the handler as a parameter.

>>>>>> The plugin problem arises due to this line of code:

>>>>>>    cell.onclick = function(){editInPlace(this,event);};

>>>>>> In order to make this cross-browser compatible, it should be re-
>>>>>> written as:

>>>>>>    cell.onclick = function(ev){editInPlace(this,ev|event);};

>>>>>> This allows non-IE browsers to properly use the passed in event as a
>>>>>> variable named 'ev', while IE continues to fallback to using the
>>>>>> global 'event' variable.

>>>>>> enjoy,
>>>>>> -e
>>>>>> Eric Shulman
>>>>>> TiddlyTools / ELS Design Studios

>>>>>> WAS THIS ANSWER HELPFUL?  IF SO, PLEASE MAKE A DONATION
>>>>>>    http://www.TiddlyTools.com/#Donations
>>>>>> Professional TiddlyWiki Consulting Services...
>>>>>> Analysis, Design, and Custom Solutions:
>>>>>>    http://www.TiddlyTools.com/#Contact

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