I'm pretty sure I remember it working earlier. --John
my guess is that there can currently only be one per page. --Ethan ...
Would this work for WQL too?
hmm, that would be really useful. implementation is separate, but I'd say we should do it. -- ...
I want to work towards a standard query that looks like this: /*search?term=whatever Let's look at the parts: 1. search -> *search. I think this ...
Seems like it's not getting a keyword. What does the url look like? Are you just going to "/search/" without a search term? What happens ...
Hey eidosabi, Thanks for doing this! Glad to hear it went well on the mac. I'm predominantly using a mac, too, but I've installed ...
It looks to me like you need to run `rake db:migrate` (step 4 on the upgrading card). The error suggests that the table ...
medium pri? it affects documentation for people who are not signed in
It looks to me like this is just an issue with the ...
Something like this: New setting called "*deny". When you can't read a card, you look for its *deny rule and render that instead. ...
Great question! The short answer is "yes" in viewing mode and "soon" in edit mode. There is a small syntax error in the preparer ...
+*max doesn't yet work with multiselect or checkbox
If +*max has a value, how about some text like "Select up to N items." ? ...
would be nice to have it re-populate the iframe after upload, so you could do it again if something looked screwy. involves modifying API and ...
I was poking around trying to better characterize this one, and first, we don't really seem to have any image files in the test database. ...
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How to turn off all the debug/sql/etc and speed this guy up? ...
You can now make a rule such as image+*right+*update, add the user's name, and only they will be able to edit their +image card. I ...
would be great to check this in multiple browsers. So where possible I tried to make everything have the same look and I added ...
This is explicit for the equivalent call in RESTful web api. Recommend closing.
So... when can we expect this to work? I'm wondering if ...
WQL Basics
WQL, the Wagn Query Language, is a syntax for finding Wagn cards. If you haven't come across it before, there's a brief ...
Let's go through each of the solutions above and learn both how to use them and how to wagneer them to make them ...
Wagn lets you create your own help text, which will show up when people are adding or editing cards. Help text is specified with two ...
Some common patterns that Wagneers have found useful: Discussion cards
Successful community websites make it very easy to have ...
Just to the right of the Submit and Cancel buttons. If it's checked, then non-Admin users don't see the edit (including all the cards edited ...
You probably know that release numbers (1.0, 2.0, etc) are as much of a communications decision as a technical one; Wagn 1.5.2 is ...
Different sets of Wagn cards can have different layouts. By default, new Wagns have one layout, specified by *all+*layout:
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Pointer cards let you create and maintain lists of cards. They are a key tool in Wagneering, for ...
Wagn lets you organize information into chunks called cards. Each of these "wiki" building blocks has a ...
Some card names begin with a star (*). These "star cards" are - referred to in Wagn's code, and/or
- key to Wagn's default
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This probably has several levels: Card Keys
currently one major problem: - based on pluralization (need to be able to turn this off) -
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Help text people will see when adding cards in the
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With any Wagn upgrade, we may make changes to the Cards on New Wagns that come with a new Wagn, or add new ...
... in just 10 easy steps! (Work in progress. More links and details to come!) 1. Add a comment to ...
With every new release, Wagn adds not just more power, but also more harmony. Wagn 1.7 brings new power and harmony to our ...
I mostly like it. We have discussed the idea that the Set hierarchy that is implemented in the Pattern class and is the ...
Wagneering
Settings Cards
We add the following cards:
- *create
- *read
- *update (*edit is used, and this follows CRUD acronym)
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In Wagn, links aren't just part of content, they're also part of structure. Links are tightly tracked and can be queried. So it's important ...
To configure your database, you will need to edit the config/database.yml file. The defaults are set to use MySQL, but Wagn has been well ...
Unfortunately, I don't think you're missing anything: our dates are not great. I think the behavior you describe is where we are. I could explain ...
Most of Wagn is written in the Ruby programming language, using Ruby on Rails. Ruby cards ...
