Hello Mans,
If you have adopted Matabelle's solution I think you should stick to it. My
macro is just a patch
El jueves, 7 de mayo de 2015, 8:44:13 (UTC+2), Måns escribió:
Hi Matabele
Great :-) Thank you very much!!
I simply pasted the code from the clone button into your maketid widget -
Hi Matabele
I edited your MakeTid widget:
Changed all tw- labels to tm-labels Now it seems to almost work as
I hoped
I still have some problems with new titles (it creates tiddlers titled
NewTiddler (not current tiddler title) and adds 1, 2, 3 to it...
Cheers Måns Mårtensson
Den
On Wednesday, May 6, 2015 at 11:51:19 PM UTC+2, Lucian H wrote:
If you create a tiddler with the following content:
div
@@.class1
@@.class2
Some text
@@
/div
Imo it would be easier to create and read, if you use
div class=class1 class2some text/div
It is much clearer, easier to type
Tip: Scroll to the top of the story river to see it in action... (skjul
means hide, vis means show - ny means new...
Den torsdag den 7. maj 2015 kl. 10.03.04 UTC+2 skrev Måns:
Hi again
Now I made it work :-)
http://xn--mns-ula.dk/kinabog/
The trick was to inject the current tiddler
EDIT: Sorry... I was to quick ... It didn't suppress opening the clone for
editing anyway
Den torsdag den 7. maj 2015 kl. 08.44.13 UTC+2 skrev Måns:
Hi Matabele
Great :-) Thank you very much!!
EDIT: Sorry... I was to quick ... It didn't suppress opening the clone
for editing
Hi again
Now I made it work :-)
http://xn--mns-ula.dk/kinabog/
The trick was to inject the current tiddler title - and tags into the
maketid widget's attribute values and set the current tiddler as the
template...
Cheers Måns Mårtensson
Den torsdag den 7. maj 2015 kl. 09.42.14 UTC+2 skrev
Mario,
Clever idea, and it worked perfectly! I had 22 old TWC files scattered
around the place, and even though I suspected they had all the same stuff
in them, I wanted to make sure it was all brought into my main TW5.
So, I did the following, like you said:
1. Backup
2. Download empty
Thanks Danielo :-)
Den torsdag den 7. maj 2015 kl. 09.32.38 UTC+2 skrev Danielo Rodríguez:
Hello Mans,
If you have adopted Matabelle's solution I think you should stick to it.
My macro is just a patch
El jueves, 7 de mayo de 2015, 8:44:13 (UTC+2), Måns escribió:
Hi Matabele
Great :-)
Hi Matabele
Great :-) Thank you very much!!
I simply pasted the code from the clone button into your maketid widget -
and it just works :-)
$maketid edit=no$button message=tm-new-tiddler
param=currentTiddler tooltip={{$:/language/Buttons/Clone/Hint}}
On Thursday, 7 May 2015 10:45:42 UTC+1, PMario wrote:
Imo it would be easier to create and read, if you use
div class=class1 class2some text/div
It is much clearer, easier to type and valid html code.
Agreed. This is exactly the conclusion that I came to myself, and what I've
ended up
Hi Josh
If I'm understanding correctly, you'd like to be able to sync a wiki folder
using a service like OwnCloud so that you can run the Node.js configuration
on different machines, is that right?
That's possible, but requires some care: the filesystemadaptor module that
handles syncing to the
Thanks Jeremy.
Do you see any problem with the use of indentation and comments (starting a
line with colon) in a dictionary tiddler?
On Thursday, May 7, 2015 at 11:15:55 AM UTC-7, Jeremy Ruston wrote:
Hi Rustem
Great stuff. I like the palette. You might want to set the SiteTitle and
Hi Rustem
Do you see any problem with the use of indentation and comments (starting a
line with colon) in a dictionary tiddler?
The indentation is OK. The comment idea is a good one, but the current code
would actually create an entry with a blank key and the comment text as
it's value. I've
All the mentioned apps are awesome and very useful. But I always end up
using tiddlywiky. That's why is so important for me to provide sync and
mobile apps. All of this applications claim their are unique, an probably
they are, but tiddlywiky is unique and uniquely customizable.
One thing
Hello,
All the mentioned apps are awesome and very useful. But I always end up using
tiddlywiky. That's why is so important for me to provide sync and mobile apps.
All of this applications claim their are unique, an probably they are, but
tiddlywiky is unique and uniquely customizable.
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Hi guys,
I get the following error message whenever I type the characters '#' or '~'
in insert mode of vim emulation for CodeMirror.
TypeError: keyName.indexOf is not a function
I noticed a similar bug reported a year ago which was triggered by the '='
character and which since appears to
Hello,
All the mentioned apps are awesome and very useful. But I always end up using
tiddlywiky. That's why is so important for me to provide sync and mobile apps.
All of this applications claim their are unique, an probably they are, but
tiddlywiky is unique and uniquely customizable.
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Very nice, Gingko app! And Trello reminds me of Google Wave a little bit...
Dave
On Thu, May 7, 2015 at 11:29 AM, Jeremy Ruston jeremy.rus...@gmail.com
wrote:
Hi Everyone
I admire Workflowy very much. For me, it's in the same category as Trello:
they are both services that are essentially
Hi Jed,
I wanted to mention another use that I found with this approach. I have
been seeking business contacts and I have needed to maintain a Call History
for multiple contacts. By adding a query similar to the version history
(shown below), I have been easily able to manage multiple
Hi Rustem
Great stuff. I like the palette. You might want to set the SiteTitle and
SiteSubtitle.
Best wishes
Jeremy
On Wed, May 6, 2015 at 12:24 AM, Jed Carty inmyso...@gmail.com wrote:
It is always good to have more examples and tutorials for reference,
especially from different authors so
Hello,
All the mentioned apps are awesome and very useful. But I always end up using
tiddlywiky. That's why is so important for me to provide sync and mobile apps.
All of this applications claim their are unique, an probably they are, but
tiddlywiky is unique and uniquely customizable.
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Hi sini-Kit
You've got an unterminated widget here:
here is the whole code of my macros
/$list
$list filter=[is[current]tagging[]tag[$:/Note]sort[stoimost]]
-
$list filter=[[$:/_allvendors]fields[]sort[]]
variable=fieldName$macrocall $name=inner fieldName=fieldName//
$list
span
The advantage of TiddlyWiki over those apps is that it's free software and
my content stays mine, I don't need to trust any third-party.
Wiki format is almost like plain text, so even in the unlikely case that
TiddlyWiki disappears or evolve in a direction I don't like, I can always
salvage my
As a TW2 user, I have a big legacy in my wiki already.
Is it possible to migrate everything to TW5 with minimum trouble?
If so, how?
Thanks!
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Hi Lucian
On Wed, May 6, 2015 at 11:19 PM, Lucian H luc...@symposion.co.uk wrote:
Is there a built-in way to split a camel case wiki word for rendering? So
if I've got a value FooBarBlort in a variable I can render it as Foo Bar
Blort. Or do I have to write a JS module to do this?
I think
Eric, I already have that setup, and the story comes up as it was before,
no problem. However, the edit widget is gone from the body of the
$:/StoryList. Maybe the body just does not get loaded on startup?
On Thursday, May 7, 2015 at 2:51:09 PM UTC-7, Eric Shulman wrote:
On Thursday, May 7,
Thank you!
This is helpful.
On Thursday, May 7, 2015 at 7:34:37 PM UTC-4, PMario wrote:
On Thursday, May 7, 2015 at 8:06:12 PM UTC+2, Kakyo wrote:
As a TW2 user, I have a big legacy in my wiki already.
Is it possible to migrate everything to TW5 with minimum trouble?
If so, how?
IMO it
On Thursday, May 7, 2015 at 8:06:12 PM UTC+2, Kakyo wrote:
As a TW2 user, I have a big legacy in my wiki already.
Is it possible to migrate everything to TW5 with minimum trouble?
If so, how?
IMO it depends a lot if you use a lot of 3rd party plugins, that modify TW
default wikitext syntax
Hi all
Just three quick comments:
1. This thread has wandered off course from a question about whether
something is possible in TW5, to a discussion of other tools. The wandering
happened quite naturally and appropriately as people mentioned alternate
ways of doing what I asked about TW
cool! thanks for that good news, Jeremy.
On Thu, May 7, 2015 at 5:27 PM, Jeremy Ruston jeremy.rus...@gmail.com
wrote:
Hi David
Workflowy offers OPML export (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OPML); we
could fairly easily write an importer for TiddlyWiki that would allow
outlines to be imported
There's another new project out there called laverna (https://laverna.cc/).
It's open source, written in javascript, and stores it's data on your local
machine in a real database (sqlite, I think). It looks a lot like
Simplenote, but can store images. It's got a really nifty editor for
Discovered something useful:
http://tiddlywiki.com/#%24%3A%2Feditions%2Ftw5.com%2Fwikitext-macros
I’m going to turn that into “ViewSource” button.
But what is this triple-dollar syntax???
$$$text/vnd.tiddlywikitext/html
$src$
$$$
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Hi Mans
I will get around to updating my widgets for the more recent versions of TW
sometime soon -- they were built for the old version and will need various
code tweaks. Don't know why the $maketid widget isn't picking up the title
specified in the parameters -- it was designed to do so.
Hi
On Friday, May 8, 2015 at 3:14:43 AM UTC+2, Mark S. wrote:
What is needed is an app with a front-end like TW but with a data back-end
like laverna.
This has been my dream for TW5 -- TW with data stored in a local restful db
which:
-- automatically syncs with a server based db whenever
Hi All,
I have some doubt about the TW5 performance. Perhaps you may help to shade
some lights on it.
The more pictures I imported into my TW, the longer it takes to save the
tiddler. I had several TW for different purpose. I have one that I used
to collect my though and news clipping, that
A single picture might be many megabytes in size -- you can really bloat
the TW fast if you actually import them. The bigger your TW file, the
slower it will work.
A work-around is to put your pictures in the same directory or a
sub-directory of your TW and then form an image link to it. Like
On Thursday, May 7, 2015 at 3:52:35 PM UTC-7, Rustem wrote:
Eric, I already have that setup, and the story comes up as it was before,
no problem. However, the edit widget is gone from the body of the
$:/StoryList. Maybe the body just does not get loaded on startup?
Ah.. now I understand
I created three original system tiddlers -- *$:/_type/lectures* and two
others with the same naming convention. I tagged all my main content
tiddlers to one or another of these three system tiddlers, and I
successfully used the system tiddlers to populate a drop-down menu
containing three tabs
Hi Matabele
Don't know why the $maketid widget isn't picking up the title specified in
the parameters -- it was designed to do so.
It did - it was just me. I tried to use your maketid widget with no
attributes set and the core clone button which have:
param=currenTiddler and hoped that
Hi Jed,
I've uploaded a simple versioning example
to: http://version-history.tiddlyspot.com/
Is there a way to automatically generate this version history using
something like the Draft Mode?
Thanks again for the help,
TJ
On Wednesday, May 6, 2015 at 2:37:19 PM UTC-7, Jed Carty wrote:
I am
Now Mario, be nice...:-)
My adaptations tended to be the same way...I would experiment with one
innovation, but then that would morph into a specific vision of an end
product TW, with all kinds of bells and whistles to aid a workflow I had in
my head.
I think what you are ultimately saying,
Digging into the archives, I found that it was Richard Smith who had helped
me find this tool in the first place for a problem that I was having and it
worked great:
https://groups.google.com/d/msg/tiddlywiki/3RAobE3aXqY/hcMg09fT3TAJ
Eucaly created it. It doesn't seem to be packaged as a
How does everybody deal with reordering tiddlers within the story? Close
and reopen in the right sequence? I've been doind that for a while, then I
started editing the list field in $:/StoryList, then I got the idea (from
FastNewTiddler discussion) to add the edit control to $:/StoryList.
On Thursday, May 7, 2015 at 2:10:35 PM UTC-7, Rustem wrote:
How does everybody deal with reordering tiddlers within the story? Close
and reopen in the right sequence? I've been doind that for a while, then I
started editing the list field in $:/StoryList, then I got the idea (from
Yes, that is one of the drawbacks to my adopting Workflowy. I am going to
use it for my personal academic text notes but I will print to pdf or paste
into Word as I finish topics and projects, just in case they decide to
close their doors someday. I won't put anything on it I am afraid to lose.
All,
I built a similar table. I did it in HTML, which looks as follows:
table
trtdTitle/tdtdFollow Up Date/tdtdModified/td/tr
$list filter=[tag[future-plan]sort[modified]]
trtd$link to={{!!title}}$view field=title//$link/tdtd$view
field=follow-up-date//tdtd$view field=modified format=date
TJ,
The relative age part of that would be the difficult thing, I have some
javascript macros that find time differences but I haven't had the time to
really put them to use yet. They are here
http://inmysocks.tiddlyspot.com/#Date%20Macro%20Demos if you want to try
them out or improve them.
Hi David
Workflowy offers OPML export (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OPML); we could
fairly easily write an importer for TiddlyWiki that would allow outlines to
be imported as tiddlers properly tagged for the TOC macro.
Best wishes
Jeremy.
On Thu, May 7, 2015 at 11:20 PM, David Gifford
Hi Lucian
One thing that puzzles me in this case is that a) the docs explicitly
state that multiple @@ lines in a row are ok and b) the following works
fine:
The confusion here is that there are two forms of the @@ syntax, one for
inline mode (within a paragraph or other block of text) and one
Hehe! I really appreciate your sobering opinion Mario. I am, more than
anything, worried that nobody will care because my non-ability to code
makes my idea depend on a lot of help.
...the initial idea to have a fast and easy way to take *one new note*.
... there should be only one button.
Hi Raymond
On Thu, May 7, 2015 at 2:27 AM, Raymond McDowell mcdowell...@gmail.com
wrote:
If I have multiple TiddlyWiki files, is it possible to transclude a
tiddler from TiddlyWikiA to TiddlyWikiB?
Unfortunately not yet. The recent 5.1.8 release included a plugin library
that is based on a
@Dave I would agree in keeping things as simple as possible when sharing
them with others and go crazy when you're at home... - however:
I was one of those kids who loved to play with lego - We didn't have lego
at home so when we were out and I got the oppertunity I was totally
immersed in
Hi Everyone
I admire Workflowy very much. For me, it's in the same category as Trello:
they are both services that are essentially based on a single feature (in
both cases, beautifully and thoughtfully implemented). And in both cases,
TiddlyWiki aspires to allow users to be able to duplicate
@Jed :-D
@Mike
Also, I am not sure if the match filter operator is part of the core or
some some plugin that I picked up and have been carrying around in my
tiddlywikis since I see no description of it in the official site.
match does seem like a useful operator, but as you point out, it
OUCH! --- Take a break!
Folks,
I think there's nothing left from the initial idea to have a fast and easy
way to take *one new note*.
Compare the FastNewTiddler UI with a standard NewTiddler UI.
You'll see, that it looks very, very similar. ... *but *the standard
NewTiddler works.
Now
Hi Pit
On Wed, May 6, 2015 at 6:18 PM, Pit.W. pi...@eclipso.ch wrote:
when editing a tiddler, we have the very helpful color picker if we create
a field color
In the tag-manager we have this als helpful icon-picker
could we also hav this icon-picker in the edit - template when we create
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