Backstage disappears, defaultTiddlers don't show after ratings summary div added to pageTemplate

[alex]

Hello there,

I'm trying to get a rating summary below the tiddlers (displayed in
TiddlersBar)
I've prepared a MTC [1]

I've added a div to the pageTemplate;

<div id='sumArea' refresh='content' force='true' tiddler='Sum'></div>

The tiddler sum contains <<tiddler RatingSummary with:"icons names
count ">>

When I add the div to the pageTemplate all is fine; changes in ratings
in the tiddlers result in the Tiddlers moving column.
When the page is refreshed, the backstage disappears, and the
defaultTiddler does not load.

Any ideas why this happens?

Alex

[1] http://dl.dropbox.com/u/1316865/TiddlyWiki/TiddlyWikiTestCases/TranscludingDiv.html

[Derek Peschel]

On Nov 14, 1:31 pm, alex <r.a.ho...@googlemail.com> wrote:
> Any ideas why this happens?

Note that the ratings display is in the middle column of the page,
but not part of the tiddler area.

I created another test case by commenting out the ratings area
from the pageTemplate. Then I fired up Safari's Web inspector.
Your ratings display seems to be covering up the tiddlerBar div
(with the close boxes and tabs) or perhaps pushing it upward
Safari shows tiddlerBar as a very thin line. That may explain
the disappearance of the default tiddlers.

The backstage button is a total mystery. The header doesn't look
any different between the two test cases.

-- Derek

[Alex Hough]

thanks Derek for having a look at this

Note that the ratings display is in the middle column of the page,
but not part of the tiddler area.

I want the ratings display outside of the tiddlers area. In the original context, the ratings display area (#sum) slides down thanks to jQuery .slideDown() - it is not exposed when the TW loads, rather it is hidden with jQuery.hide()

Do you think it is anything to do with the transcluded srcript? I've tried other scripts and they seem to work ok, so I am wondering if it is something specific to tiddler RatingSummary

Tobias, any thoughts?

Alex

I created another test case by commenting out the ratings area
from the pageTemplate.  Then I fired up Safari's Web inspector.
Your ratings display seems to be covering up the tiddlerBar div
(with the close boxes and tabs) or perhaps pushing it upward
Safari shows tiddlerBar as a very thin line.  That may explain
the disappearance of the default tiddlers.

The backstage button is a total mystery.  The header doesn't look
any different between the two test cases.

-- Derek

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[Tobias Beer]

Hi Alex,

Thanks for the MTC. When I first opened it, it even was blank. But
after removing the corrupting line calling your 'Sum' tiddler from
within PageTemplate... it was loading fine so that I could experiment
with it.

Looks like I had a severe mistake in my code, specifically this line:

params="$1";

I was using a variable by the name of 'params', which I had forgotten
to declare beforehand. Does that ring a bell? Well, doing so resulted
in overwriting the params object of the outer tiddler-macro
call ...which resulted in your document no longer loading properly.
But that's fixed now.

Please remember updating RatingSummary in other TiddlyWiki's where you
might be using it. I noticed that the one in your MTC did not contain
the recent as discussed here...
http://bit.ly/42MOrY

Tobias.

[Alex Hough]

Hi Tobias,

Many thanks for looking at this, it will be result in a great feature for my TW - should be finished by the end of the week...

Alex

2009/11/16 Tobias Beer <beert...@googlemail.com>

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[Tobias Beer]

I would love to peek into that when you consider it done...

Tobias.

[Alex Hough]

2009/11/16 Tobias Beer <beert...@googlemail.com>

I would love to peek into that when you consider it done...

so nearly there ....

double crossing fingers for IE... again

Alex

Tobias.

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[Alex Hough]

Tobias,

Still not there - fiddling with the final sections -but here is the latest;

https://dl.dropbox.com/u/1316865/OMM/Omm/Director.html#


I'd appreciate any comments.

Alex

 

so nearly there ....

double crossing fingers for IE... again

Alex

Tobias.
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[Tobias Beer]

Hi Alex,

Congratulations, it looks very clean and reduced to what it is going
to be used for.

I would however prefer actual buttons instead of radiobuttons for at
least two reasons
*single click instead of fidlling your mouse over to that tiny
radiobutton and then clicking next
*you have loads more styling options

As for the questionaire and the final output... I think that's a
really neat usecase for both tiddlywiki and the RatingMacro.

Tobias.

[Alex Hough]

Hi Tobias,

Thanks for the compliment, and thanks for making the the RatingsSummary and plugin available and fixing bugs.

What do you mean by "actual buttons"? I am using dataPlugin for the scores and can see no other way other than check boxes.

It would be better to use ratings plugin all the way though really. Perhaps the next version. My team would get confused if I changed the UI at this stage.

The ideal for the score would be a slider i think.

Alex

2009/11/18 Tobias Beer <beert...@googlemail.com>

Tobias.

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