On Monday, March 2, 2015 at 11:39:51 AM UTC-8, David Moore wrote:
Hi there, I have been using 2.6 for years now and decided it was time to
upgrade, the saving of the page always annoyed me, and I assumed this might
be fixed by now.
However having downloaded the latest version, (which looks
addendum:
If you don't want to use FireFox with TiddlyFox, there is another
alternative that also provides secure local file I/O:
http://tiddlywiki.com/#TiddlyDesktop
If you download and install the TiddlyDesktop application onto your system,
you can then use it to view, edit and save your
Thanks Tobias and Astrid, the filter itself works. Now how do I get it to
display one item on each line instead of horizontally with no spacing?
Currently the results turn out like this:
Test topic 1Test topic 2
On Mon, Mar 2, 2015 at 10:00 AM, Astrid Elocson aeloc...@gmail.com wrote:
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David,
Currently there isn't any simple way to open up all tiddlers with a given
tag, but there is one in the prerelese of the next version
http://tiddlywiki.com/prerelease/ and will be in it when version 5.1.8
comes out (version here in the sense of an update or revision, not version
in the
Peter,
Thanks for the suggestions - I've added Daniel Riggins' site to the list
and will check out Scalar in more detail - sounds very interesting.
Regards,
Richard
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Hi Jed,
1. I don't see a show button at the bottom of the linked tiddler
2. I did the following and it worked kind of odd
$list filter=someFilter
$list filter=[each[b.topic1]get[b.topic1]] [each[b.topic2]get[b.topic2]]
[each[b.topic3]get[b.topic3]] +[sort[title]]/
/$list
Resutls
Test topic
Hi all
One more question, and I stop bugging you all for the week!
What is the 'field' equivalent of [all[current]tagging[]]?
That is, what filter do I need to render all tiddlers that have field x,
and the value of that field is the title of the present tiddler?
Dave
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should be ok now...
On Monday, March 2, 2015 at 6:31:44 AM UTC-6, Tobias Beer wrote:
I get this error...
Fehler beim Laden der Erweiterung aus: ~\Desktop\tiddlyclip
JavaScript-Datei *content/util/logsimple.js* konnte nicht für das
Content-Skript geladen werden.
Best wishes, Tobias.
Sorry, replace the someFilter part with your filter. What that is doing
is listing whatever someFilter returns on your wiki using $list
filter=[each[b.topic1]get[b.topic1]] [each[b.topic2]get[b.topic2]]
[each[b.topic3]get[b.topic3]] +[sort[title]]/ as a template. This can be
useful at times
Hi, I am having the same issue. In classic you could simply click a tag
and either open a specific matching tiddler, or open all which gave you
everything that matched.
I used this more than anything given I categorised everything with tags.
However in the new version the feature has gone,
Hi again, I tried to use the Demo for Jon.
I dragged the makelist widget to my wiki, and it showed me an import
dialogue, which I followed.
I then copied the code into a new widget, and I get Undefined widget
'makelist' appearing...
I don't know what else I am supposed to do to install a
Yay, it worked! Thanks Jed!
On Mon, Mar 2, 2015 at 4:51 PM, David Gifford dgiff...@crcna.org wrote:
Hi Jed
My bad, it was already showing, so the button said 'hide.' Got it
On Mon, Mar 2, 2015 at 4:50 PM, Jed Carty inmyso...@gmail.com wrote:
Sorry, replace the someFilter part with your
Hi Jed
My bad, it was already showing, so the button said 'hide.' Got it
On Mon, Mar 2, 2015 at 4:50 PM, Jed Carty inmyso...@gmail.com wrote:
Sorry, replace the someFilter part with your filter. What that is
doing is listing whatever someFilter returns on your wiki using $list
To get a vertical instead of horizontal list you can split the list widget
like this:
$list filter=someFilter
/$list
Any content you put between the widget tags will be used as a template, or
you can specify a template for the list items using $list
filter=someFilter
That worked great. Thanks Jed. I always forget about {!!title} and try
[all[current]] or [fieldx[current]] or [is[current]]. I just need to switch
mental gears and remember that pesky {!!title}.
Dave
On Mon, Mar 2, 2015 at 5:51 PM, Jed Carty inmyso...@gmail.com wrote:
The field operator
The field operator http://tiddlywiki.com/#FilterOperator%3A%20field is
the one you want.
$list filter='[!is[system]fieldx{!!title}]'
/$list
where you replace fieldx with whatever field you are checking, and you can
remove the !is[system] part if you want to include system tiddlers.
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Sorry to hear that!
Take care and get well soon.
Alberto
Le dimanche 1 mars 2015 19:15:18 UTC+1, Jeremy Ruston a écrit :
I'm sorry to say that I've been whizzed to hospital with what has turned
out to be pneumonia. No fun at all. I'll be here for a couple more days and
so
will have to
Hi All
In a simple code like this...]
var title=title;
var text=text;
var who=skye;
var when=new Date();
var tags=tags;
var fields={};
store.saveTiddler(title,title,text,who,when,tags,fields);
why do I get an error saying created.convertToMMDDHHMM is not a
function?
I am sure this
There isn't any widget to do this currently. It probably wouldn't be too
hard to create a widget or javascript macro for this purpose.
Alternately, what I do (and I have seen this a few other places as well) is
to have a field in each tiddler that holds a summary of what is in the
tiddler and
Eric, thanks for your detailed response. I did think in classic I could
open and edit at will in any browser, however perhaps not. My default
browser (chrome) isn't set to ask, it auto adds. For firefox and IE I see
I can use the addons/plugins.
I didn't like the idea of it only working in
I'd start by checking tiddlers tagged with $:/tags/EditTemplate, if you
have any created or modified.
On Monday, March 2, 2015 at 9:26:37 PM UTC-8, Bob Robison wrote:
Somehow, I've managed to get my copy of a TiddlyWIki messed up a bit
When I go to edit a tiddler (I think any tiddler,
Adding a field list-after: $:/themes/tiddlywiki/vanilla/base works, even
if I pick a different theme... Not sure if this is not some unintentional
behaviour that might change in the future.
Would be great if list-after had a special case for the empty value (like
list-before does), meaning
Hi, it would be nice to get this working sooner rather than later, so I
tried again with Matabele's answers.
I dragged the makelist widget again, (after complete restart) and it said
it would not import because version older than existing version (they were
actually the same). So I do
Somehow, I've managed to get my copy of a TiddlyWIki messed up a bit
When I go to edit a tiddler (I think any tiddler, even ones I have created
on my own), I see the referenced ribbon... not once by twice!
I'm not sure where this is coming from in general, or what might be the
case that
Thanks Eric and Astrid.
My tag was correct, but the name of the tiddler caused it to be processed
before $:/themes/tiddlywiki/vanilla/base. I have it as a system tiddler.
I'd like to keep the name as is, it makes it appear on top of the system
tiddlers list. How can I force it to load after
I'm interested in having a filter to provide a list of all tiddlers tagged
with (e.g.) movies I can easily get the filter to provide me a list of
the tiddlers, with links to the title (which I assume is the standard).
I'm wondering if I can change the 'view' of each widget to select the first
Hi Andreas,
if you double the tiddler count, the search will take 4 times the time,
provided all tiddlers are equal length.
Not following. Why would that be?
Best wishes, Tobias.
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Yes, right.
On 02.03.2015 13:40, Tobias Beer wrote:
Couldn't you use the history list for that in combination with the
list widget?
- just a thought
Only during the current session, no?
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May you be well soon!
On Sunday, March 1, 2015 at 1:15:18 PM UTC-5, Jeremy Ruston wrote:
I'm sorry to say that I've been whizzed to hospital with what has turned
out to be pneumonia. No fun at all. I'll be here for a couple more days and
so
will have to postpone Tuesday's hangout.
Hi Dave,
I think, in general, other than for showcasing purposes — but even for
that, too — embedding one TiddlyWiki in another ain't a great idea...
printing issues being just one aspect. Better use a hub or shared menu
so as to quickly switch contents. If you want an independent menu accross
Not sure how to strip it down to unique values only, but this may work..
$list filter=[get[topic1]] [get[topic2]] [get[topic3]] + [sort[title]]/
Perhaps we need a new filter, e.g.
$list filter=[get[topic1]] [get[topic2]] [get[topic3]] +
[unique[]sort[title]]/
Best wishes, Tobias.
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On Mon, 2 Mar 2015, Tobias Beer wrote:
Not knowing how socialuser works, I think it's a bit of a problem /
challenge to fiddle these things out every time you wish to implement
TiddlyWeb... while sounding simply, user management / authentication /
registration workflows have their challenges
Your code works fine when I put it in a new tiddler on tiddlywiki.com. Has
your screen width perhaps dropped below 1440px?
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Hi Chris,
I'm happy to advise and support people, and do try to keep track of
anything that has some relevant to TiddlyWeb. However I don't want to
be in the position of initiating a repo as someone else doing so is a
clear sign of real commitment by someone or some group. I think it
Hi Jon,
There are some open issues that would very much improve (perceived) search
performance, namely...
- *a textlength / minlength filter*
- so that search only kicks in after x characters being entered, e.g. 3
- https://github.com/Jermolene/TiddlyWiki5/issues/1493
-
In my usecase, I would really only have 1 print-ready tiddler open at a
time. I do not want to print the title of the tiddler. I might have 3-5
other tiddlers open that I was working on that I would also want to exclude.
The easiest would be to open that specific tiddler in a new tab
Couldn't you use the history list for that in combination with the list
widget?
- just a thought
On Wednesday, February 25, 2015 at 11:00:56 AM UTC+1, Peter Miller wrote:
Is there a way to mark, e.g. tag, a tiddler as visited when it is opened
so that you can subsequently list tiddlers that
On Sunday, March 1, 2015 at 9:59:05 PM UTC-8, Rustem wrote:
How can I set the story width nowadays? I have a tiddler with fragments
copied from $:/themes/tiddlywiki/vanilla/base like below, and it has no
effect anymore. I did not notice when exactly it stopped working...
Check the tags on
Hi Mat,
Not really knowing what I'm talking about, but I'm hoping maybe some CSS
could squeeze in some absolute or fixed div or something that the rest of
the content would 'simply' have to move over to make room for. I tried to
make this work but was unsuccesful.
The problem is that
Thanks for doing this, Richard. Great start in my opinion. I'm only just
getting to grips with TiddlyWiki in teaching this year so I can't provide
much by way of case studies. I would, however, suggest that low-hanging
fruit be included such as the use of journal tiddlers to create reflective
Hi Jed,
Otherwise you can do it without too much trouble using html:
While that works, the table data need not necessarily come from individual
tiddlers, so a more generic approach to table sorting as well as filtering
is desireable.
Best wishes, Tobias.
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Couldn't you use the history list for that in combination with the list
widget?
- just a thought
Only during the current session, no?
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Hi Peter,
Is there a way to mark, e.g. tag, a tiddler as visited when it is opened
so that you can subsequently list tiddlers that have not been opened/seen
previously? I am thinking that this might be useful to students in
tutorial-style wikis.
You should be able to use these two
I get this error...
Fehler beim Laden der Erweiterung aus: ~\Desktop\tiddlyclip
JavaScript-Datei *content/util/logsimple.js* konnte nicht für das
Content-Skript geladen werden.
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On Monday, March 2, 2015 at 11:39:18 AM UTC+1, Tobias Beer wrote:
Mario mentioned that managing recipes, bags, even users may not entirely
be in the scope of the TiddlyWeb API.
You are right. not entirely. As Chris mentioned, there are several server
side plugins to manage users and access
Something else I've found useful is being able to email wikis to students,
attach them to our VLE and provide updates that they can import to refresh
their wikis. All self-evident but worth adding if they're not already in
there.
One specific use case being explored by a medical student is the
Hi all
Say I have tiddlers with three fields, topic1, topic2 and topic3, and I
want to create a list of all topics found in the values of any of these
fields, and display them as a list of links, how would I do that?
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On Mon, 2 Mar 2015, Tobias Beer wrote:
If that signal is lit, then woot, I'll watch closely.
Totally understand. So, let's wait and see some more when attempted
implementation(s) start trickling down.
It's probably not the most productive strategy but time being what it
is...
A
I very much welcome this.
The cheatsheet could possibly be further optimized for use in a sidebar. I
believe a global wiki, preview or demo macro would help to
consistently show the wikitext and then the preview, e.g. something that
renders...
```
~WikiText
```
~WikiText
via...
demo
Wishing you a swift recovery. Take care. Peter
On Sunday, March 1, 2015 at 6:15:18 PM UTC, Jeremy Ruston wrote:
I'm sorry to say that I've been whizzed to hospital with what has turned
out to be pneumonia. No fun at all. I'll be here for a couple more days and
so
will have to postpone
Hi All,
At Jeremy's invitation, I am putting together materials for a tiddlywiki
in education portal, to eventually be hosted under the main site and
addressing the particular use-cases found in education.
I'd really appreciate any feedback or input you might have about the site
itself or the
Dear Jeremy,
Sorry to hear that. Get well soon!
Best wishes
Bram
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Hi Jeremy,
Wishing you a rapid recovery!
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To get unique values only, use *each*:
$list filter=[each[topic1]get[topic1]] [each[topic2]get[topic2]]
[each[topic3]get[topic3]] +[sort[title]]/
Most filter operators remove duplicates automatically, but *get* doesn't.
Duplicates are automatically removed from a sequence of filter runs, such
Yikes! Take care!
I hope recovery goes quickly and smoothly.
On Sunday, March 1, 2015 at 1:15:18 PM UTC-5, Jeremy Ruston wrote:
I'm sorry to say that I've been whizzed to hospital with what has turned
out to be pneumonia. No fun at all. I'll be here for a couple more days and
so
will
Hi Jed,
That plugin is from tiddlywiki classic, it probably wouldn't work for
tiddlywiki 5. There is a way to make footnotes in TW5 shown at braintest
http://braintest.tiddlyspot.com/#PopupFootnotes that works well. I am
not aware of any other footnote implementations for tiddlywiki 5.
Hi Chris,
One reason user management workflows aren't built into TiddlyWeb is because
one size won't fit all.
I imagined the rationale would be something like that. So, taking a look at
*socialusers* for TiddlyWeb may prove to be the best approach to not start
all from scratch.
For
Hi Jon,
I don't think your request is all that much of a simple one.
From readingTon's example here
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!searchin/tiddlywiki/tw5$20css/tiddlywiki/eQplsRemVtQ/-4GFCf1P1SMJ
I now understand how to apply basic CSS to a specific tiddler by tagging
it, so I've
Tobias, thank you for your informative answer! At least good the issue is
officially recognized. I'm thinking maybe there should be empty
placeholders scattered around every here and there that people can fill up
if/as they wish - e.g document top/bottom/left and maybe even right of
sidebar
On Mon, 2 Mar 2015, Tobias Beer wrote:
I imagined the rationale would be something like that. So, taking a look at
*socialusers* for TiddlyWeb may prove to be the best approach to not start
all from scratch.
Yes, likely.
I take it, *tank *implements its own authentication layer / workflow /
Thanks for that Tobias - I'll look forward to the improvements.
Regards
Jon
On Monday, 2 March 2015 11:54:54 UTC, Tobias Beer wrote:
Hi Jon,
There are some open issues that would very much improve (perceived) search
performance, namely...
- *a textlength / minlength filter*
- so
Hi there, I have been using 2.6 for years now and decided it was time to
upgrade, the saving of the page always annoyed me, and I assumed this might
be fixed by now.
However having downloaded the latest version, (which looks great by the
way), it seems the same. However I do notice some
Hi Tobias,
I didn't know how to apply CSS to an individual tiddler, so Ton's example
gave me a clue how to do it.
The tiddler tagged with style1 opens with the sidebar I suppose covered up,
rather than hidden.
.tc-tagged-style1 {
width:170%;
height:900%;
background-color: white;
}
It's just
Best wishes for s full recovery.
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