damn - this does look nice. has anyone tried to port it to other languages (or better, tried to integrate language support into it)?

I’d love an English version!

wow. ok. who’s leading the translation effort?

I was already familiar with Jacques Turbé’s TidLIPO but this is truly fascinating.

I am however slightly confused by the text of the post and the comments above. The version available when following the link is in English and not in French. Is there also a French version somewhere, as a cheese eating surrender monkey I would indeed be very interest.

I have in any case come across an empty version of the wiki http://avm.free.fr/en/wiki.emptyEN-PimliPoche.html

You’re right, it is in English. It’s a combination of a few remaining French popup descriptions and all of the French data in there that makes it appear not so.

Thanks, Steve

Can someone tell me how I download this with the supporting files? I can get the .html file itself fine through http://avm.free.fr/en/. However, I am unable to get the subfolder jscalendar-1.0.

Download: http://avm.free.fr/en/emptyEN-PimliPoche.html

There is an import function that is as slick as the rest of the applet. I haven’t looked at a couple of things yet, the tagging deal a la del.icio.us and the recurring calendar (note: not a true monthly calendar).

OK, I got it. The tags written under the tiddler (and enclosed in double brackets if necessary) generate a del.icio.us-type tag map. When you hover over a tag in the tag map, a popup menu appears that lists the tiddlers assigned that tag.

The tags are also accesible via the size-customizable menu on the right-hand side.

The calendar is not automatically generated from what I could tell. It’s simply coded and edited by hand.

I guess nobody has coded self-generated calendar tiddlers yet. It would be cool to have calendar-tags which could automatically populate a calendar tiddler.

All this is portable on a USB stick. Heh.

Apologies for the multiple posts. It seems many of the functions on the French tiddly come from or are similar to the ones on http://www.rumsby.org/yatwa/. There are plugins on yatwa which include calendar generation. Cool.

By “amazing”, do we mean “hideously ugly and unwieldily”? Just checking.

FYI, this IS Jacques Turbe’s site. He’s been working on this one for awhile.