[tw5] Re: How do I can I display txt-file in TW widget or macro.

jan I would like this as well, If we could only access the content of an external text file we could easily interrogate the status of something that say a server process set or another user deposited. I believe using the html object to display a file should provide us the opportunity if not

[tw5] How do I can I display txt-file in TW widget or macro.

Hello, I still was not able to solve this problem... Should I use a macro or a widget to display external .txt-files I want to -display txt-files configurably -use them in widgets (like converting them it them into tiddlers) -and it would be great it I could make them refresh on click. I made an

Re: [tw5] Release of Navigator Theme (beta) & a predecessor as a bonus

Hallo Thomas, Sorry, this navbar does not seem to work with the permaview displaying its Tiddler... In the normal display it works fine. http://www.szenio.de/Test Jan Am 09.04.2019 um 22:53 schrieb Jan: Hallo Thomas, I recently made my first .js which is a fixed navabar that only appears

Re: [tw5] Release of Navigator Theme (beta) & a predecessor as a bonus

Hallo Thomas, I recently made my first .js which is a fixed navabar that only appears when scrolling down (back to the top). I'd love to see it used on your two new themes, because you have a navbar on top. I still have not made a theme to use it. http://www.szenio.de/Test/#ShowNavbar.js

Re: [tw5] Save directly Tiddlywiki 5 file to GitHub

Hi Jeremy, I think this feature should be properly announced! This way many GitHub users can use Tiddlywiki for project, organization website and documentation. So there is a huge opportunity to replace the static GitHub pages with dynamic webpages created by Tiddlywiki. --Mohammad On

[tw5] GitHub Save and Possible Collaboration

Today Jeremy announced the GitHub Saver for Tiddlywiki 5.1.20pre This way setup up Tiddlywiki as a website/blog on the GitHub Pages is a piece of cake. My question is: with this feature is it possible to use the GitHub for multi-user Tiddlywiki and start for example a collaborative

Re: [tw5] Save directly Tiddlywiki 5 file to GitHub

More inputs 1. From https://tiddlywiki.com/prerelease I downloaded an *empty *version 2. I created a new personal access token and enabled

Re: [tw5] Save directly Tiddlywiki 5 file to GitHub

Hi Jeremy, More input! I created a new personal access token and enabled all permissions. I also created the /wiki/ folder Now I could save, but not easily as I get sometimes 409, 0, error. I tried to strip out the wiki to have a small one to be able save it quicker. --Mohammad On Tuesday,

Re: [tw5] Save directly Tiddlywiki 5 file to GitHub

Thanks Xavier! I followed Jeremy and even I created one as you told, no success! --Mohammad On Tuesday, April 9, 2019 at 8:33:54 PM UTC+4:30, Xavier wrote: > > Hi Mohammad, > > I think you need to create a first version of the file on GitHub before > being able to push subsequent versions from

Re: [tw5] Save directly Tiddlywiki 5 file to GitHub

Hi Jeremy, I uses a personal access token, I created one for experimenting this new feature! But it is not clear what kind of permissions TW needs to save on GitHub. I tried different forms. --Mohammad On Tuesday, April 9, 2019 at 9:13:46 PM UTC+4:30, Jeremy Ruston wrote: > > Hi Mohammad > >

[tw5] Re: Query -- Changing creation date in a human actionable way? -- #creationDate

Ciao Mark S. That was my feeling. Better manipulate the inbuilt system as primary if it gives all you need. Seems lightweight and doable. The input side was what my question was about. To do it in a reliable way--because I see issues if you don't change the dates accurately. Thanks for

[tw5] Re: Query -- Changing creation date in a human actionable way? -- #creationDate

On Tuesday, April 9, 2019 at 9:25:38 AM UTC-7, @TiddlyTweeter wrote: > > But IN PRINCIPAL never ever changing creation date seems a tad OTT. > > > I agree. The creation date field takes up at least 27 characters of space (JSON isn't a compact way of storing info). It makes sense to use it

Re: [tw5] Save directly Tiddlywiki 5 file to GitHub

Hi Mohammad > I think you need to create a first version of the file on GitHub before being > able to push subsequent versions from your wiki. You shouldn’t need to do that, it should work for saving to a brand new path within the repo. The 401 error code means “Unauthorised”, so I think

[tw5] Re: Query -- Changing creation date in a human actionable way? -- #creationDate

Ciao cari TonyM & Pmario In most ways I agree with you. The use case is simply doing it once for singular projects I define before end-user gets them. It deals with legacy. Further additions are contemporary. The main issue is doing it reliably. Not so easy. and on that I fully agree with

Re: [tw5] A quiet Date

Jan & S.S. Totally agree. History: On Years and Months good. Very good. In theory you could go back a long way with this tool an be accurate. And its clear how it works. Gaming and Science Fiction: Year 4056 Month 7. Also doable. Precise "Gregorian" dates (i.e. day level) not sure yet. Its a

Re: [tw5] Save directly Tiddlywiki 5 file to GitHub

Hi Mohammad, I think you need to create a first version of the file on GitHub before being able to push subsequent versions from your wiki. Cheers, -- Xavier Cazin On Tue, Apr 9, 2019 at 1:29 PM Mohammad wrote: > Many thanks Jeremy! > > >1. I opened the

Re: [tw5] Save directly Tiddlywiki 5 file to GitHub

Hi Jeremy, Wonderful, thank you for the additional tips. Cheers, -- Xavier Cazin On Tue, Apr 9, 2019 at 9:30 AM Jeremy Ruston wrote: > Hi Xavier > > I think this saver will prove immensely useful, thank you! > > > I’m just embarrassed that it took me so long to realise that this was >

[tw5] Re: A quiet Date

Ciao S.S. Ohhh. *Very exciting*! I'm testing. I think its good piece of work in a bunch of ways. Not least its nicely useful and shed's a lot of light on TW date workings that is very helpful. The Godzilla size *regex* is also interesting. I was surprised to see a regex being able to do, in

Re: [tw5] Save directly Tiddlywiki 5 file to GitHub

Many thanks Jeremy! 1. I opened the https://tiddlywiki.com/prerelease/#Saving+to+GitHub 2. In control panel GitHub saver filled up required information 3. Click save and I got this error: XMLHttpRequest Error 401 Note: I have downloaded a copy of

Re: [tw5] Re: When syncing TW, modified date of duplicate tiddlers is updated

Hi Jed I don’t think it’s worth making tiddler file saving be conditional on the fields having changed unless we were also adding Bob’s ability to detect tiddler store updates made directly to the filing system. For the moment, I’m just happy that Bob makes it possible for people to experiment

[tw5] Re: When syncing TW, modified date of duplicate tiddlers is updated

For Bob I made two methods for testing if a tiddler has been updated to prevent infinite update loops when syncing. One test each field of the existing and new tiddler to determine if it should be updated and the other normalises a tiddler then uses quick hashing function and compares the

Re: [tw5] Save directly Tiddlywiki 5 file to GitHub

Hi Xavier > I think this saver will prove immensely useful, thank you! I’m just embarrassed that it took me so long to realise that this was possible, and immense gratitude to 38911BytesFree on GitHub who developed a version for TiddlyWiki Classic 4 years ago:

Re: [tw5] Save directly Tiddlywiki 5 file to GitHub

Hi Jeremy, I think this saver will prove immensely useful, thank you! Since we'll certainly want to use it to *publish* wikis (with Github Pages), I'd suggest adding a setting *Filter* that allows to save only a subset of the tiddlers. For instance, a value "[!tag[Work In Progress]]" would sync