Suzanne,
We must also keep in mind that filters are definitely not simple when
trying to do complex things. The point being they are very powerful and
with power comes the need to understand and harness the power. Whilst it
may seem a long journey to some, I would like to ensure them that this
Agreed, it is *not* beginner friendly - I do have a little familiarity with
RegEx, so I wasn't trying it as a complete beginner, but I obviously still
needed help figuring out the expression I wanted! (The documentation at the
TiddlyWiki site is not easy to figure out.)
On Saturday, October 5,
Hi, yes that shorter version you posted works, so I will use that - less to
type, thanks!
On Saturday, October 5, 2019 at 10:40:40 PM UTC+10, Flibbles wrote:
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> Sounds good. Glad it works for you.
>
> For my own amusement, I was actually curious if there'd be a way to filter
> out all system
Ciao Fibbles & Suzanne
This is a really interesting thread! I learned a lot from it.
I think part of the problem many of us have is the SYNTAX of filters is *both
sophisticated and really difficult to master*.
[!is[system]] -[tags[]is[system]tagging[]] +[sort[title]] [[Program tips]]
Sounds good. Glad it works for you.
For my own amusement, I was actually curious if there'd be a way to filter
out all system tagged tiddlers without having to specify
$:/tags/Stylesheet, $:/tags/Macro, and any others you may use
[!is[system]] -[tags[]is[system]tagging[]] +[sort[title]]
Hi, that did have the result I wanted, thanks! The expression is now:
*[!is[system]!tag[$:/tags/Stylesheet]!tag[$:/tags/Macro]!tag[$:/tags/SideBar]sort[title]]
[[Program tips]] +[putfirst[]] [tags[]!is[system]sort[title]] [[contents]]* -
exclude some pages tagged with $:/tags/, *then* sort
Sounds like you want something like
[!is[system]!tag[$:/tags/Stylesheet]!tag[$:/tags/Macro]sort[title]] [[
Program Tips]] +[putfirst[]] [[In conclusion]]
To put an item in last place, all you have to do is list it at the end.
Extra filter expressions dominantly append. So if an item shows up
The first one seems to work, thanks! It also avoids the issue of that
tiddler being repeated in the [!is[system]sort[title]] list.
Is there also a way of
1. putting a particular tiddler last (I tried *+[putlast[]]* for a
different tiddler, but it conflicted with the first + command)
Maybe I'm late to the party, but the following seem to work too:
[!is[system]sort[title]] [[Program Tips]] +[putfirst[]]
or this goofy one:
[!is[system]sort[title]move:-100[Program Tips]]
I'd go with the first.
On Wednesday, October 2, 2019 at 12:25:11 AM UTC-4, Suzanne McHale wrote:
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>
Hi Tony, thanks for your detailed answer! I tried this in the Advanced
Search box: *=[title[Program tips]]
=[!is[system]sort[title]][tags[]!is[system]sort[title]]* and it seems to
work! The "Program tips" tiddler now appears at the top as I wanted. I will
try that with my other Tiddlywikis and
Suzanne,
Of course you could create a new tag and sort that with drag and drop on
the tag pill. I am curious there are no carefully placed spaces which I do
not see in the published example.
Here is mine for testing on tiddlywiki.com
*<$list filter="[title[SampleModal]]"><$list
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