https://groups.google.com/g/tiddlywiki/c/1S348N3rsAc/m/rbXjCZRB9HYJ
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On Monday, March 22, 2021 at 5:40:43 AM UTC+1 Mohammad wrote:
> Mat in another thread wrot
>
>
> I've previously experimented with savers that save to two places, using
>> different saving filters. So I use my everyday
I suspect this is a standalone TW file and not node.js?
I believe this only works on node.js, due to path resolution relative to
the server root, as well as needing a static file server that serves the
images at that URI (which TW on node.js does for the files folder)
On Sunday, March 21, 2021
Mat in another thread wrot
I've previously experimented with savers that save to two places, using
> different saving filters. So I use my everyday wiki and click save,
> seemingly as normal. In reality, a copy is saved to another instance but
> the save filter filters out everything but the
Found this really beautiful wiki https://kebifurai.github.io/TiddlyResearch/
Would anyone be able to help correct the search bar to allow for arrow key
selection while keeping the format the same? I.e. upon search, use up and
down arrows to select your search.
Thank you!
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I have imported some BibTeX references into TW. I have a field in the
reference tiddly called "comment".
I want to be able to edit that comment - and I understand that has to be
done in another tiddly
so the body of the reference tiddly:
{{!!bibtex-title}}
BibTeX key: {{!!title}}
Status:
Hi everyone,
After a long, very interesting journey to search for the best way to gather
my thoughts as I continue a lifelong vocation, I'm a new TiddlyWiki user.
I've been using TW5 for about a month with a local file.
Now I want to create a new TW as a static site online to do some work and
I'm glad to see this. There will be lots to learn from the experience. I've
created a tiddlyhost site for this and made a pull request. I see I'm
already not sticking to the rules with my 14-word link description.
Sorry if I missed something about this, but it looks as if automatic
linking of
On Sunday, March 21, 2021 at 3:04:04 PM UTC-7 dupui...@gmail.com wrote:
> searching for a way to delete tiddlers based on search/mentions in any
> tiddler.
>
My "PowerSearch" filter generator might be what you need:
Hi History Buff, certainly related!
Two small differences are: (1) the filter would be more complex (not
tiddlers *with* a specific tag, but tiddlers which exist only/primarily as
placeholders in the "tag tree"); (2) I was hoping to see whether some of
the column headers could be specified in
Hi,
TW newbie, been getting my wet feet with TW the past 2 weeks
*A. Gantt Charts*
Is there a plugin(?) that let's you make a simple Gantt (bar) Chart from
'task tiddlers' ?
Would be great if this was possible.
*B. Kanban Board*
One feature I liked when I tried out Notion briefly is
Jeremy Ruston wrote:
> [...] polite to make it as small as possible.
> [...] your workflow as smooth as possible so that you've got every
> incentive to keep posting the links...
>
Definitely a disconnect there.
I've previously experimented with savers that save to two places, using
different
Springer,
I've used transclusion and a ViewTemplate to successfully add dynamic
tables to every tiddler tagged with a certain tag. It's worked extremely
well for me so far. Is this kind of what you were talking about?
On Sunday, March 21, 2021 at 2:29:24 PM UTC-7 springer wrote:
> Mohammad, a
Hi! New to tiddlywiki, was searchig for a way to delete tiddlers based on
search/mentions in any tiddler. I found this old code (see below) that only
works with filters e.g. tag[test] but not with any search. Would anyone be
able to help here?
Goal: write any string in the search bar and
> So no misunderstanding:
>
> My wiki with "link tiddlers" can really be any wiki that contains other
> non-link stuff because only the tiddlers tagged $:/tags/Link are fetched by
> the script, right?
That's correct, but another consideration is that the wiki will be fetched very
frequently,
So no misunderstanding:
My wiki with "link tiddlers" can really be any wiki that contains other
non-link stuff because only the tiddlers tagged $:/tags/Link are fetched by
the script, right?
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On Sunday, March 21, 2021 at 9:39:04 PM UTC+1 Jeremy Ruston wrote:
> Just to add that the
Mohammad, a ViewTemplate add-in (with simple dynamic table for items
tagged-here) would be awesome! Basically, I end up copy-pasting a basic
dynamic table into virtually every tiddler whose only role is to serve as a
parent/overview dashboard for its tagged underlings.
Another "stretch" task
Javier,
Sorry for not replying earlier. I have been very busy this month.
Thanks a lot for your solution! That's great!
I tested your tiddler to see how it would work and I can tell tell you I'm
very happy with the result.
I haven't been through all the steps you suggest, but I'm sure they work
Just to add that the aggregator is currently set to run every 17 minutes, so
once you're registered like Mohammad you can keep adding links and watch them
appear on the site very shortly afterwards without any intervention from me.
Best wishes
Jeremy
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This is the content from the TiddlyWiki toolmap from about 6 months ago,
where each entry is in a separate tiddler:
https://saqimtiaz.github.io/sq-tw/temp/streams-tiddlytoolmap%20-2.html#TiddlyWiki%20toolmap
We might be able to automate extracting and putting the links in the
correct field,
Hi Mat
> Aha. IMO, the string "https://federation.com; definitely makes me think it
> is, well, a link to that site. Besides, what's the point in having that link
> leads to itself...? But OK, maybe it's too early to bring up things like this.
Yes indeed, it's not ideal. I did try it the other
Jeremy wrote:
> Clicking on the federatial.com link will take you to the page about that
> link. To visit the link itself you need to click on the "open in new
> window" icon.
>
Aha. IMO, the string "https://federation.com; definitely makes me think it
is, well, a link to that site.
Mohammad's links are live here:
https://links.tiddlywiki.com/contributors/kookma/
Best wishes
Jeremy
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> On 21 Mar 2021, at 19:46, Mohammad Rahmani wrote:
>
>
> Many thanks Jeremy!
>
> I have already created a PR.
>
> I hope
> It seems like a first step would be to convert the community resources into
> links. A second step might be to convert TiddlyWiki Toolmap into links.
Yes to both.
One of the reasons I didn't add tiddlywiki.com as a source is because the
tiddlers there have a bunch of other tags that aren't
> This is a FANTASTIC idea. Bravo. Will be digesting alongside the
> Tiddlywiki-on-Fission work being done.
>
> Are we starting to approach a 'standard' "Link Tiddler" format? That's also
> cool to see, as I intend to have a few different wikis to curate links for
> various topics. Setting
Many thanks Jeremy!
I have already created a PR.
I hope these questions and answers help other contributors!
Best wishes
Mohammad
On Sun, Mar 21, 2021 at 11:14 PM Jeremy Ruston
wrote:
> Hi Mohammad
>
> I followed the instructions and sent the resource url here:
>
Hi Mat
> Well, it should come as no surprise what I think of this:
>
> HOOORAYYY
>
> Thank you Jeremy! I'll sign up as soon as I figure out a good wiki for it.
Great. You can always change your wiki URL later.
> 1) The links at TiddlyWikiLinks currently don't seem to work. E.g clicking on
Hi Mohammad
> I followed the instructions and sent the resource url here:
> https://kookma.github.io/TW-Resources/
> I am not sure if registering the site in sites.json is enough or one needs
> to explicitly notify you by replying here!
If you create a PR then I'll get a notification from
It seems like a first step would be to convert the community resources
into links. A second step might be to convert TiddlyWiki Toolmap into links.
What happens if two people share the same link?
On Sunday, March 21, 2021 at 12:17:16 PM UTC-7 joshua@gmail.com wrote:
> This is a FANTASTIC
This is a FANTASTIC idea. Bravo. Will be digesting alongside the
Tiddlywiki-on-Fission work being done.
Are we starting to approach a 'standard' "Link Tiddler" format? That's also
cool to see, as I intend to have a few different wikis to curate links for
various topics. Setting one up for
Well, it should come as no surprise what I think of this:
HOOORAYYY
Thank you Jeremy! I'll sign up as soon as I figure out a good wiki for it.
Two notes:
1) The links at TiddlyWikiLinks currently don't seem to work. E.g clicking
on federatial.com doesn't lead to that site.
2) There's
@Mat: You're right - I typed out a question but left most of the context in
my head! Apologies! Saq guessed what I wanted.
@Saq: Thank you for the code and the explanation of the else!
It might be worth adding that note about blank vs empty string as inputs to
the next step in the filters
Much appreciated!
Best wishes
Mohammad
On Sun, Mar 21, 2021 at 9:56 PM Jeremy Ruston
wrote:
> So, your recommendation is:
>
> - setup a dedicated TW on GitHub or Tiddlyhost or any host accessible from
> the net
> - create a tiddler per resource with tag: $:/tags/Link and a field called
>
> So, your recommendation is:
>
> - setup a dedicated TW on GitHub or Tiddlyhost or any host accessible from
> the net
> - create a tiddler per resource with tag: $:/tags/Link and a field called
> url: "address to resource"
>
> More questions:
> Do I need to add description on tiddler body?
Thanks Jeremy!
On Sun, Mar 21, 2021 at 9:35 PM Jeremy Ruston
wrote:
>
> Does this mean: I can set up a tiddler in one of my online wikis (e.g tag
>> with $:/tags/Link and create a url field with address to my wiki say
>> commander)?
>>
>
> Yes, that's right. Ideally, the wiki shouldn't have too
Understandable Mark.
However, as the original post clearly states, the UI is a quick 5 minute
hack to demonstrate the idea :).
Since this can all be done with wikitext, I had hoped that someone might
feel inspired to build on it.
Once I get the underlying functionality to a place where I am
> Does this mean: I can set up a tiddler in one of my online wikis (e.g tag
> with $:/tags/Link and create a url field with address to my wiki say
> commander)?
>
Yes, that's right. Ideally, the wiki shouldn't have too much extraneous
stuff apart from the links because it will be pulled by
Ok! I think a little text about that would help the clueless like me.
There's no "there" there for you to select. But it all seems to work. I can
see running a special node.js instance just for collecting images which
could then be bulk-moved to another TW. file.
Thanks!
On Sunday, March 21,
Excellent, happy to see that you found the time to get this up and running
Jeremy! Thank you.
I'll dive into the details as soon as I have some time to spare.
Regards,
Saq
On Sunday, March 21, 2021 at 6:00:23 PM UTC+1 Jeremy Ruston wrote:
> One of the obstacles we face as a community is that
@Mark have you tried clicking on the box where it says "Drop images here to
import", and then pasting? The div needs focus for the import to be
triggered by paste. On Windows 10 and Ubuntu this works for me with Chrome.
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On Sunday, March 21, 2021 at
On Sunday, March 21, 2021 at 2:07:23 AM UTC-7 saq.i...@gmail.com wrote:
>
>
> Copying and pasting from a webpage does work IIRC but drag and drop does
> not. The usual issues with cross domain restrictions make it difficult to
> parse the URL and retrieve the image.
>
>
Trying it today with
G'day Ivan,
I really like using TiddlyWiki for public websites, and I have a small
handful of them.
Recently, I've started experimenting with a standard approach:
- TiddlyWikis have an added left sidebar meant for
"non-technical/reader" usage of a TiddlyWiki (browse like a regular
Hi Saq,
Many thanks for clarification
So the magic is the empty string returned by else[]
Thanks again!
On Sun, Mar 21, 2021 at 4:01 PM Saq Imtiaz wrote:
> @Mohammad the underyling issue is one that I think we have discussed
> before in another context.
>
> TiddlyWiki filters distinguish
Ciao Mark
*It is an interesting issue*. Given the intelligence of TW macro-ology
you'd have thought it would have been a doddle.
I guess a major issue is that BROWSERS insist on serious constraints on
file-handling? That constrain us to cumbersome sub-functions?
Though Node is freer of them,
@Mohammad the underyling issue is one that I think we have discussed before
in another context.
TiddlyWiki filters distinguish between no results from a filter step, and
an empty string as a result.
When there is no result from a filter step, like with get[text] on a
non-existent tiddler, the
Saq
Thank you! works like a charm!
Would you please explain what empty else[] does here?
Best wishes
Mohammad
On Sun, Mar 21, 2021 at 12:14 PM Saq Imtiaz wrote:
> Try adding an else[] after get[text]
>
> On Sunday, March 21, 2021 at 5:51:59 AM UTC+1 Mohammad wrote:
>
>> Lovely solution
Hi Mark,
I assume we need the accompanying
> *NodeJSExternalFiles plugin* if we want to externalize
> the image automatically?
>
Correct.
> When I tried it with the plugin installed, it created the image file in
> the files directory but did not create any image tiddler (especially not
>
Try adding an else[] after get[text]
On Sunday, March 21, 2021 at 5:51:59 AM UTC+1 Mohammad wrote:
> Lovely solution Saq!
>
> why it does not work with a non-existent Target tiddler? how can I extend
> the code to address this issue?
>
>
> Best wishes
> Mohammad
>
>
> On Sat, Mar 20, 2021 at
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