Hi,
I would like to use Google Groups in an external client because the threads
are not clearly displayed (it is not clear which message belongs to the
thread), but I can not set Thuderbird because I can not add the Google
Groups mailing lists to it.
Does anyone use external software for the
KRM,
Have you reviewed this
wiki https://tiddlywiki.com/dev/index.html#JavaScript%20Macros ?
Not sure it has your answer but worth a try.
Tony
On Tuesday, November 20, 2018 at 1:31:28 PM UTC+11, KRM wrote:
>
> It is nice and simple to transclude an arbitrary tiddler's field directly
> into
It is nice and simple to transclude an arbitrary tiddler's field directly
into WikiText or to use the view widget. But I'm having difficulty cracking
how to do the same thing inside a JavaScript function tiddler! I couldn't
dig up any pertinent documentation and quickly pawing through some
One more failed attempt
create $:/languages/ru-RU/plugins/vendor/plugin/Language/Node/Text with
translated text
create tiddler to hold translation macro
```
tags: $:/plugins/vendor/plugin/Macros
title: $:/plugins/vendor/plugin/Language
type: text/vnd.tiddlywiki
\define translate(path)
I think there is sufficient demand if we acknowledge Created and modified
dates serve their purpose and they do not map to what a journal date field
means.
Since the journal creation is in the core I believe it is somewhat
incomplete. The idea would be when someone finds them-self in your
Tony,
A journal-specific field? Not sure if there would be enough demand to see
it implemented in TiddlyWiki proper, but hey, I certainly would not turn up
my nose at it.
Unfortunately I do think I am a little late in my TiddlyWiki's lifespan to
try implementing something like that now, but I
Mark/.Michelle,
I recently requested that the New Journal button be updated to include a
journal-date field so this could be queried and sorted on including
modified if needed since the Journal title is not always easy to sort on as
you found.
I suppose for you the horse has bolted, but
Jeremy,
Thanks for your help, I think I can piece the solution together.
There is something "now" wrong with the CSS, the editor toolbar has
"fallen", I will need to investigate this further.
Of course <$edit-text tiddler="$:/SiteTitle”/> does not invoke code mirror,
nor does it provide the
Mark,
Thank you for your suggestions. Do you know if it would be in anyway
possible to create another search box in a separate tiddler?
If I created a new tiddler (or tiddlers) specifically for searching through
my journal entries, it seems like I could sidestep most of the difficulties
you
Oh, you never cheat on your journal entries, like I would ;-)
You can edit $:/core/ui/DefaultSearchResultList and change sort[title] to
sort[created] in the two places that it appears. Note that this will sort
your most recent tiddlers to the bottom. If you have more than 250 results,
then
I see. Could I rig something with the created field? All of my journal
tiddlers' date of creation matches the date they are titled, and that field
is already in place. Is there a way might I be able to use that with the
search functionality?
Thank you.
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On Monday, November 19, 2018 at 2:32:55 PM UTC-8, Mark S. wrote:
>
> Here's a more complete version, that ONLY works inside of the TW
> prerelease (because it needs the range operator). ABSOLUTELY make a backup
> because if something goes
Here's a more complete version, that ONLY works inside of the TW prerelease
(because it needs the range operator). ABSOLUTELY make a backup because if
something goes wrong, you will have to wait forever for the screen to
update:
\define datematch() ^$(month)$/$(day)$/$(year)$
<$list
The best solution would be to add a date field and then use that for
sorting.
A solution that might work is to use several nested lists.
<$list variable="year" filter="2015 2016 2017" >
<$list variable="month" filter="01 02 03 04 ... 12">
<$list variable="day" filter="01 02 ... 31">
COMBINE
Sorry for writing in to a dead thread, but this site is really helpful:
http://tw5-on-android.alteriel.net/
A descriptive guide to set up Node.js version of TiddlyWiki on Android.
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I am not sure if my question is answerable, but I'd rather ask a foolish
question then make a foolish mistake.
I have been using TiddlyWiki 5 as a journal for several years now, and it
has served that purpose brilliantly. However, as my collection of journal
tiddlers has expanded, I have found
Hi Mohammad,
for me the biggest problem in using TW for scientific publications was
footnotes. Thomas Elminger helped me with a plugin to solve this:
http://slidesnstories.tiddlyspot.com/#About%20Footnotes.
There you also find my variant of Alberto Molinas ScholarTabs which is
called MetaTabs
Jan gave one link to BJ's work that is helpful, though that link is to a
specialised regular expressions mediated content type. The other plugin of
BJ that covers the \rules pragma in some detail is ...
http://bjtools.tiddlyspot.com/#Flexitype%20Demos
FYI, IF what you need is to globally
Short answer: yes.
Long answer: the methodology needs a few decent cases in order to see how
to do it well.
Explanation: TW explicitly organised for optimal print needs one to think
about ...
- *what *does the final printed format need to look like?
- *how *should the contents be
Is it possible to configure tiddlers for preparing high quality contents
and print to pdf?
This because I want to see if there is any experience to use Tiddlywiki
like Ms Word or Latex
for preparing publication quality contents?
Any idea / sharing experiences / resources are appreciated!
In my
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