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Color Picker Plugin Introduction This TWiki plugin packages the color picker, which is a jQuery plugin developed by Steven Wittens of Acko.net. The package adds a... (last changed by PeterThoeny)
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COLORPICKER{} color picker for use in HTML forms for TWiki applications The % COLORPICKER{ variable is handled by the ColorPickerPlugin. Syntax: % COLORPICKER... (last changed by PeterThoeny)
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Behaviour Javascript Framework Contrib Introduction This contrib packages the third party Behaviour Javascript event library, available from http://bennolan.com... (last changed by PeterThoeny)
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Backup Restore Plugin Overview This is a solution to backup, restore, and upgrade TWiki sites. It can be used via the browser and on the command line. This plugin... (last changed by PeterThoeny)
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Regular expressions (regex for short) are powerful tools to analyze and manipulate text. They can be intimidating though. However, you can start small, and learn more... (last changed by PeterThoeny)
Posted over 4 years ago
Regular expressions (regex for short) are powerful tools to analyze and manipulate text. They can be intimidating though. However, you can start small, and learn more... (last changed by PeterThoeny)
Posted over 4 years ago
Regular expressions (regex for short) are powerful tools to analyze and manipulate text. They can be intimidating though. However, you can start small, and learn more... (last changed by PeterThoeny)
Posted over 4 years ago
Calendar Plugin Introduction The CalendarPlugin handles the % CALENDAR% variable which inserts a monthly calendar in the page. Multiple topics can be specified... (last changed by PeterThoeny)
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CALENDAR show a monthly calendar with highlighted events Events are defined by bullets, see CalendarPlugin#Event Syntax for details. The % CALENDAR{ variable... (last changed by PeterThoeny)
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Regular expressions, as implemented by common programming languages, are way more powerful than #34;regular expressions #34;, as intended by computer science theorists... (last changed by PeterThoeny)