Hi Jed,
Thanks for answering !
Sorry I can't get anywhere with your proposal, even when I make some
modifications.
When thinking about my problem, I came to rephrase it in another way :
How can I apply the nth[] operator to an explicit list of tiddlers titles ?
(that was the title of the
The question was previously asked in 2005. (jeremy)
Would like to know how things have changed in 2015 with TW5.
I just started using TW yesterday, but how
large of a file can TW get to be and still function without hiccups in the
*desktop
application and in the browser*?
For instance, 3 years
Hi Mario,
I looked into the SVG linking but I think I'm going with imagemaps. Tobias Beer
has a nice description on same at
http://tobibeer.github.io/tb5/#Interactive%20SVG%20Image%20Map .
Reason has nothing to do with SVG per se, but I can't find a way to turn my png
or pptx into an svg that
Just saw the campaign at indegogo.
A humble suggestion: Limiting payments in USD, limits collecting funds from
all over the world.
The world has more well wishers than people with credit cards.
People living outside US wouldn't want the hassle of a Credit card and the
hassle of using it
Just saw the campaign at indegogo.
A humble suggestion: Limiting payments in USD, limits collecting funds from
all over the world.
The world has more well wishers than people with credit cards.
People living outside US wouldn't want the hassle of a Credit card and the
hassle of using it
Dear all,
I'm discovering TiddlyWiki since a couple of weeks. It's a fantastic tool
but I'm still not able to manage all the 'magic'...
I would like to populate a select box by iterating on this dataTiddler (The
indexes are the quarters of a year and the value the corresponding dates
for the
Am 11.08.2015 um 16:39 schrieb Ghislain SILLAUME:
Any ideas?
Hi,
try:
|\define valueFromIndex() [[data]getindex[$(index_key)$]] \end $select
field=start_date $list filter=[[data]indexes[]sort[title]]
variable=index_key $list filter=valueFromIndex
variable=index_value option
Oh, and don't forget to change data back to the name of the tiddler
you want it to work on. Both in the macro and in the list filter.
Am 11.08.2015 um 16:57 schrieb Andreas Hahn:
Am 11.08.2015 um 16:39 schrieb Ghislain SILLAUME:
Any ideas?
Hi,
try:
|\define valueFromIndex()
It works perfectly.
Many thanks!
Ghislain
On Tuesday, 11 August 2015 16:59:15 UTC+2, Andreas Hahn wrote:
Oh, and don't forget to change data back to the name of the tiddler you
want it to work on. Both in the macro and in the list filter.
Am 11.08.2015 um 16:57 schrieb Andreas Hahn:
Am
Hi Eric,
How would I, with TW5 technology, transfer the information from one set of
tiddlers to a second set based on a matching field? Or how would I delete
several tiddlers at once? You can set things up so you have a delete button
(or a transfer button) for a series of tiddlers, but you
Hi,
I have a macro that returns a list of values, say val1, val2 and val3.
I want to affect these values to the fields of a target tiddler (field1,
field2 and field3).
If considered as a list of tiddler's titles, I can use the nth[] operator
on the output of the macro.
But I can't find a way
On Tuesday, August 11, 2015 at 8:26:06 AM UTC-7, Ghislain SILLAUME wrote:
It works perfectly.
Am 11.08.2015 um 16:57 schrieb Andreas Hahn:
Here's a more compact implementation without any macros:
$select field=start_date
$list filter=[[quarters]indexes[]sort[title]] variable=key
$set
On Tuesday, August 11, 2015 at 8:54:54 AM UTC-7, Mark S. wrote:
How would I, with TW5 technology, transfer the information from one set of
tiddlers to a second set based on a matching field? Or how would I delete
several tiddlers at once? You can set things up so you have a delete button
I've created a tiddlyspot site to display where I've gotten in developing
the tiddler field tags functionality
The code is a mess right now and hard to maintain so more work to be done
The code allows you to set up tables, fields, and relationships and display
and edit that information from
Here you should be able to use + in the filter. I don't know how your macro
works but if you have some normal filter expression you can do thinks like
[tag[bob]]+[nth[1]]
If you are constructing your list differently than you may be able to use a set
widget and a macro like this:
\define
Hello guys,
First of all, this is my first post here. I think TW is a great piece of
tool, but since I am still beginner I would liek to ask you a question:
I would like to use tiddler's caption as a description of a link. I tried
two solutions, one works as expected, another one does not
I have created a tiddlyspot site to display where I've gotten in list
management
The code is fairly robust but needs some more work to bundle it into a
plugin. Comments welcome
http://cpalists.tiddlyspot.com/
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I ran into the issue discussed here:
popup of tiddler with formTiddler missing contents
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/tiddlywiki/aon14ZtUGZ4
where the fields in a form tiddler appear blank from within a transclusion.
Eric said the issue stems from the lookup function
Got it from elsewhere
$list filter=[tag[ECG]sort[title]]
$link to=currentTiddler$view field=title//$linkbr /
/$list
On Wednesday, August 12, 2015 at 8:28:34 AM UTC+4, John wrote:
Trying to create a return separated list of Tiddlers with a specific tag.
Tried this code from documentation:
Trying to create a return separated list of Tiddlers with a specific tag.
Tried this code from documentation:
$list filter=[tag[ListWidget]sort[title]]/
This creates the list in a single line.
How can I fix this?
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