[TWC] How to display local .txt file (no iframe)
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julien23
Apr 10, 2015, 3:18:38 AM4/10/15
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Hi all
I would like to display in line .m file
For now I am doing this with iframe :
[[ScoreCalculation14.m]]
But it is not satisfying : I have to adjust manually the height, text does not wrap ...
I have InlineJavascriptPlugin activated
I have tried several <script> but I end to nothing.
Could you please help me ?
Regards
JBo
I would like to display in line .m file
For now I am doing this with iframe :
[[ScoreCalculation14.m]]
!Description
<html><iframe src="..\satt_prop14_dev\matlab\ScoreCalculation14.m" frameborder="0" width="100%" height="1100"></iframe></html>
!type
application
!file
..\satt_prop14_dev\matlab\ScoreCalculation14.m
!Link
<<tiddler templateNewFileLink with: {{tiddler.title}}>>
But it is not satisfying : I have to adjust manually the height, text does not wrap ...
I have InlineJavascriptPlugin activated
I have tried several <script> but I end to nothing.
Could you please help me ?
Regards
JBo
Shankar
Apr 11, 2015, 1:03:30 PM4/11/15
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Try putting it under
{{{
contents of your .m file goes here ...
}}}
Two caveats: 1. I likely missed your question - this is too trivial a solution, 2. it is possible that the {{{ .... }}} is a concoction I might have whipped up. I have been using and customizing Tiddly Wiki (Classic) for so long now, I no longer can distinguish between what came pre-packaged, what came with Eric Shulman's help, what I came up with! But this seems a relatively simple fix, if the above does not work - get back here.
Cheers; 'best,
shankar
{{{
contents of your .m file goes here ...
}}}
Two caveats: 1. I likely missed your question - this is too trivial a solution, 2. it is possible that the {{{ .... }}} is a concoction I might have whipped up. I have been using and customizing Tiddly Wiki (Classic) for so long now, I no longer can distinguish between what came pre-packaged, what came with Eric Shulman's help, what I came up with! But this seems a relatively simple fix, if the above does not work - get back here.
Cheers; 'best,
shankar
Mat
Apr 11, 2015, 3:45:08 PM4/11/15
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Maybe something like this. I get this to work with a local txt file:
<object data="
Text showing if file does not show up.
</object>
<:-)
<object data="
..\satt_prop14_dev\matlab\ScoreCalculation14.m" type="..whateveritis..">Text showing if file does not show up.
</object>
<:-)
Eric Shulman
Apr 11, 2015, 4:02:15 PM4/11/15
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Excellent solution! This works for me using Win7/Chrome. Note that TWClassic needs to have <html>...</html> markers around any HTML syntax, and if you want to use wiki syntax to format the "file not found" text (the content within the <object>...</object> block), then you will need to install
Also, if you don't specify the type="...", the browser defaults to "text/plain". The type param is only required if you want the browser to attempt to display the file content using an addon "viewer" that was previously installed (e.g., PDF, Excel, Word)
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julien23
Apr 13, 2015, 3:21:10 AM4/13/15
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Hi all
Thank you for answers.
works on win7/FF36
win7/Chrome "File not found." not my main browser, maybe it is not configured for local files.
but anyway, I have the same issue than with iframe : the file content is exiguous and delimited with both horizontal and vertical scrollbar.
see TW14_2015_04_13.pdf
and even if I manually fit width and height to file content...
... then when I print, object is truncated to one page.
It does not display inline like for example
Thank you for answers.
<html>
<object data="..\satt_prop14_dev\matlab\ScoreCalculation14.m" type="txt">
File not found.
</object>
</html>
works on win7/FF36
win7/Chrome "File not found." not my main browser, maybe it is not configured for local files.
but anyway, I have the same issue than with iframe : the file content is exiguous and delimited with both horizontal and vertical scrollbar.
see TW14_2015_04_13.pdf
and even if I manually fit width and height to file content...
<object style="width:650px; height:264em;" data="..\satt_prop14_dev\matlab\ScoreCalculation14.m" type="txt">
It does not display inline like for example
{{{
contents of your .m file goes here ...
}}}
I think I am looking for a script that fetch the file content and send it as output.
I have tried to tweak the [AliasScript] Eric did me earlier.
with this code :
I display the file content as text. It wraps properly. But don't manage to make it wikify so far ...
Looking forward to read from you
JBo
I have tried to tweak the [AliasScript] Eric did me earlier.
<script>
out=store.getValue("$1","alias")
wikify(out.toString(),place); //Final output
</script>
with this code :
<script>
document.include = function (url) {
if ('undefined' == typeof(url)) return false;
var p,rnd;
if (document.all){
// For IE, create an ActiveX Object instance
p = new ActiveXObject("Microsoft.XMLHTTP");
}
else {
// For mozilla, create an instance of XMLHttpRequest.
p = new XMLHttpRequest();
}
// Prevent browsers from caching the included page
// by appending a random number (optional)
rnd = Math.random().toString().substring(2);
url = url.indexOf('?')>-1 ? url+'&rnd='+rnd : url+'?rnd='+rnd;
// Open the url and write out the response
p.open("GET",url,false);
p.send(null);
document.write( p.responseText );
}
document.include('../satt_prop14_dev/matlab/ScoreCalculation14.m');
</script>
I display the file content as text. It wraps properly. But don't manage to make it wikify so far ...
Looking forward to read from you
JBo
julien23
Apr 13, 2015, 3:47:16 PM4/13/15
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Hi all
I finally managed something ... experts might find it dirty :-)
[[UrlContentScript]]
I finally managed something ... experts might find it dirty :-)
<<tiddler UrlContentScript with:../satt_prop14_dev/matlab/ScoreCalculation14.m>>[[UrlContentScript]]
<script>
var p;
if (document.all){
// For IE, create an ActiveX Object instance
p = new ActiveXObject("Microsoft.XMLHTTP");
}
else {
// For mozilla, create an instance of XMLHttpRequest.
p = new XMLHttpRequest();
}
p.open("GET","$1",false);
p.send(null);
wikify(p.responseText,place);
</script>julien23
Apr 13, 2015, 4:14:07 PM4/13/15
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[Exception... "Failure" nsresult: "0x80004005 (NS_ERROR_FAILURE)" location: "JS frame :: file:///S:/satt_prop14/index.html line 17349 > eval line 76 > eval :: _out :: line 13" data: no]not perfect ...
I get this error depending on files
On Monday, April 13, 2015 at 9:47:16 PM UTC+2, julien23 wrote:
Hi all
I finally managed something ... experts might find it dirty :-)
var url = '../satt_prop14_dev/matlab/ScoreCalculation14.m';
if ('undefined' == typeof(url)) return false;
var p,rnd;
if (document.all){
// For IE, create an ActiveX Object instance
p = new ActiveXObject("Microsoft.XMLHTTP");
}
else {
// For mozilla, create an instance of XMLHttpRequest.
p = new XMLHttpRequest();
}
p.open("GET",url,false);
p.send(null);
var urlContent = p.responseText.toString();
wikify(urlContent,place)
</script>
julien23
Apr 14, 2015, 3:17:23 AM4/14/15
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Hi all
Exception was caused by "\" instead of "/" in the url.
Can you please help me with a last thing ?
At the end of [[UrlContentScript]]
How do I do that ?
Exception was caused by "\" instead of "/" in the url.
Can you please help me with a last thing ?
At the end of [[UrlContentScript]]
, I don't manage to concatenate "{{{" + p.responseText + "}}}" to keep indentations.How do I do that ?
Looking forward to read from you
JBo
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