[tw] Re: A View Mode Editor and a simple Calcualtor

This is great to see! Just for ease of use, would you be able to put this package together with the full version that has the examples and documentation, so I can play around with it a bit more easily? On Wednesday, March 30, 2016 at 8:13:31 PM UTC-7, Vincent Yeh wrote: > > Yakov, > > I

[tw] Create a list of data-dictionary tiddlers that contain a certain text field

I have created several hidden Data-dictionary tiddlers all containing the same information but referring to a different entity. For example, I have a tiddler called "$:/data/Bathroom", that contains the following: Sink:X Toilet:X I also have a Data-Dictionary called "$:/data/Kitchen" that

[tw] Re: [TW5] Presenting Klugey HTML to TW5 converter

Good stuff Mark. I will put a link to it in the next release of tiddlyclip.. -bj On Tuesday, March 29, 2016 at 12:50:43 AM UTC+1, Mark S. wrote: > > Hi BJ, > > That's pretty neat! > > Here's the macro with your suggested changes, the $:/tags/tiddlyclip > flag, some attribution, disclaimer, and a

[tw] Re: A View Mode Editor and a simple Calcualtor

Leo, Thanks for your interest in *twve*. I had put activated the current snapshot in http://twve.tiddlyspot.com/, you are welcome to try and give comments/suggestions/feedback. *Note*: 1. This snapshot (v 3.2.6) is still *unstable*, if trying it locally better make a backup of your

[tw] Re: Create a list of data-dictionary tiddlers that contain a certain text field

OK first you should be using application/json tiddlers rater than Data-dictionary tiddlers because you are defining the same variable with different values in 2 different places The easiest solution is to use the room name instead of X and just return the room names title: $:/data/Kitchen

[tw] Re: Create a list of data-dictionary tiddlers that contain a certain text field

Hi Stuart, this is at least a step on the way; <$list filter="[is[system]!titleregexp:text[^sink]removeprefix[$:/data/]]"/> You can snoop around in the docs for the various Filter Operators. <:-) On Thursday, March 31, 2016 at 10:56:26 AM UTC+2, Stuart Amor wrote: > > I have created several

[tw] Re: Create a list of data-dictionary tiddlers that contain a certain text field

Hi Stuart, this is at least a step on the way; <$list filter="[is[system]!titleregexp:text[^sink]removeprefix[$:/data/]]"/> You can snoop around in the docs for the various Filter Operators. <:-) On Thursday, March 31, 2016 at 10:56:26 AM UTC+2, Stuart Amor wrote: > > I have created several

[tw] Image before Tiddler possible?

Hello all! I am fairly new to TiddlyWiki, but piece by piece I'm gettin into it. There is one thing I would love to have in my personal Wiki. I use icons a lot in my daily pc routine, so I am searching for a code sniplett or a markup which alows me to add an image before the Tiddler text. Is

[tw] Re: Image before Tiddler possible?

There are a bunch of images in the tiddlywiki core You can list them by creating a tiddler with this as the text. You can place them into your text by copying the {{image name}} text into your tiddler. I personally haven't yet figured out how to remember the method to paste new images into TW

[tw] Re: Image before Tiddler possible?

Hi Peter, it's funny (...I should probably say that with quotes around it) but there are a number of ways to go about it. If you clarify more what you mean, chances are we can help you zoom in on one of the better ways. For instance, what types of images are you referring to (you mention

[tw] Re: Image before Tiddler possible?

To simply insert an image in a tiddler, see Images in WikiText for the *[img[path/to/image.jpg]]* construct. There are other, more advanced methods using ViewTemplates, if that answer doesn't go deep enough for you. If you want to add an image so

[tw] Re: Codemirror Documentation

Hi Robert, you need to look at the tiddler $:/plugins/tiddlywiki/codemirror/usage to see how to setup using a config tiddler ($:/config/CodeMirror), However, the external files mentioned are not the correct ones for the version used in the tw plugin (which is 4.1.1) in place of files like

[tw] [TW5] Upcomming release will have a warning for "problematic" characters in tiddler titles.

Hi Folks, As seen here Jeremy added a warning, if a new tiddler title with problematic characters is created. .. As far as I can remember, I only had problems with closing braces. But I'm not sure, since my titles

[tw] Re: [TW5] Node.js Install: Launching 'tiddlywiki --server' on startup.

You can do it from cron. You need to specify the paths of everything to make sure it picks it up. For example, first run "crontab -e" to open the crontab and add this line at the end. Alter the parts in <>'s to your own This is the basic one: @reboot /tiddlywiki --server To get the run