I see the documentation on the tag-pill macro is missing the examples. I
was wondering how the "actions" parameter would be filled out.
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Can anyone who understands the boot loader help me figure out why this
rename would have worked for everything except the data-tiddlers?
I downloaded an empty version of TW and used Notepad++ to rename all the
"tiddler", "Tiddler", and "TIDDLER" text to "card", "Card", and "CARD"
Thanks for all the great responses. I agree with Arun Babu that the
modernization of TiddlyWiki is in a separate project would be great to
have, and rebranding would be helpful to that end.
I also agree with Charlie Veniot that the current project's name is NOT a
problem. Everyone who I talk
The uniqueness of "xememex" is nice for making sure I find the sample code
for just the new project. That is the only real concern I would have about
renaming: Making sure search engine results can be refined easily.
Although I personally agree that the project title word is just a random
I couldn't find if this topic has already been re-hashed this decade. But I
was wondering if there is any value in discussing alternative names to the
"Tiddly" part of the TiddlyWIki project. This project has been around for
so long that renaming / rebranding would be quite an effort. And the
positivesigner is my username at gmail.com.
On Sunday, December 27, 2020 at 9:36:16 PM UTC-8 Thomas Stone wrote:
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> On Sunday, Decem
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On Sunday, December 27, 2020 at 9:34:32 PM UTC-8 Thomas Stone wrote:
> You said, "I don't know that attributes can be with Russian let
ecember 25, 2020 at 3:09:08 PM UTC-8 Thomas Stone wrote:
> I was trying out the ZoomIn navigation with some simple Tiddlers. If I
> paged-down to the middle of a Tiddler and clicked a link, the second
> Tiddler was already paged-down the same amount when I would expect it to be
> at
FYI: I was able to verify the button provided by Xavier on the sample TW
that Siniy-Kit provided. His link opens a specific Tiddler. I edited that
tiddler and pasted in the below code. I was also able to verify Eric
Shulman's comment that the field names are converted to lower case upon
I was trying out the ZoomIn navigation with some simple Tiddlers. If I
paged-down to the middle of a Tiddler and clicked a link, the second
Tiddler was already paged-down the same amount when I would expect it to be
at the top of the second Tiddler. When I went back up to the top and used
the
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> I was wondering why the WikifyWidget's HTML output of an internal link
> includes a # link.
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> ```
> \define test_link()[[a_
I was wondering why the WikifyWidget's HTML output of an internal link
includes a # link.
```
\define test_link()[[a_test]]
<$wikify name=str_text_out text=<> output="html">
1) <>
2) <>
```
Both outputs look same, but clicking on link #1 opens the [[a_test]]
navigates the browser to
I am trying to parse a large text file using TW in the browser. I already
know how to process text files using .Net, I enjpy learing what
programmatic capabilities are available in every environment I pick up.
The text file is simple enough to find records using splitregexp[/n] .
However, I
Would it be desirable to add a new button action to persist a list filter
directly into a DataTiddler, with the row number as the index?
I can construct a DataTiddler like this manually using:
* A count of entries from a filter
* A range up to the count, subtracting one from each to make it
Is there a way to change TW's ViewTemplate to auto-expand WikiWords when in
creates the link? So you would type WikiWords in the code, but the
generated HTML would be _Wiki Words_ as a blue link showing the implied
spaces. The link would still go to the correct WikiWords tiddler.
On Saturday,
Can you provide some sample data that shows what the TW filter is doing,
and then an example of what you would like it to do?
On Wednesday, October 28, 2020 at 1:06:39 AM UTC-7 jn.pierr...@gmail.com
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> Now that I know how to fetch the first letter of a given tiddler title, I
> am not up
You need to include some sample code for what you have tried. And you
should limit your question to just one issue at first, and if you get that
answer you can try to solve the rest on your own.
In Tiddler a, you can post the code you tried. Otherwise, there is no "code
problem" to brainstorm
Just throwing out there that you could use one tiddler to enter all your
data, then use splitregexp to find the specific records and columns. Add in
fields for the column offsets.
<$list filter="[{$ur_acct$!!text}splitregexp[\n]count[]]">
<$list filter="[range!match[1]]"><$vars
rownum=<> >
Go to your wiki's control panel. Look at the Keyboard Shortcuts tab. Toward
the bottom is a "toggle-sidebar" record.
On the left side of the record line is a right-arrow. Click the arrow to
expand the keyboard shortcut sub-records for each ooerating system type.
Use the pencil icon to assign a
Everything bad is good for someone else. The problem with creating
something from someone else's idea is that there isn't any internal
motivation. Collaboration is much more likely to produce results.
You should publish a wiki with some "user stories" describing the steps a
user would go
I have not tried to play around with running TW5 on Node.js. I don't prefer
having to use TiddlyDesktop as a separate web browser. Installing a plugin
would only save my wiki changes under the downloads directory. I like using a
portable web browser on my thumb drive, and I am able to run
Try looking up Backlinks.
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I was just interested in knowing if others had similar needs when using
TiddlyWiki and would like to discuss what could turn the concept into a useful
plug-in. Or perhaps some have already found more robust ways of handling the
problem. Thanks for your thoughts.
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I am looking for a way to pin a tiddler that I want to reference beside the
story river. I am able to right-click open up the tiddler in a separate browser
window and use Windows-key Left Arrow to see them side-by-side. I was hoping
for something more like a post-it note that floats above the
Might I recommend you create a separate tag each context, instead of a field. A
tag itself can be a tiddler with its own tag.
So you could create Home, Work, and Out tiddlers, each with a Task tag. Then
your filter would look like: [tag[Task]!is[tag]tags[]tag[Task]unique[]]
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So the first line need to not have that extra curly brace after $(arg2)$
```
\define OneLink-inner() [ext[$(arg1)$|$(arg2)$]]
```
That works now. Thanks for the code.
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I got an extra "%7D" (url encoded close curly brace "}") on the end of the url
that opens in the new tab.
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I am just wondering if a macro must use the HTML "a href" instead of the
"[ext[" wikitext to show an external link stored in a tiddler and show as a
link in another tiddler.
1) Create a new tiddler
- Title = "TiddlyWiki Home Page"
- Content = "https://tiddlywiki.com/;
2) Create a global macro
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