I got it to load tiddlers from another wiki, that part is pretty straight
forward. I haven't gotten external images to work but it is easy to use
.meta files to add external media to an otherwise blank wiki and then
include that in another wiki.
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I am going to try and write this up somewhere nicer with instructions that
hopefully won't require much knowledge.
For those of you who are comfortable with node here is my setup:
I am using the node version of tiddlywiki and I have it installed globally,
and I have TiddlyServer cloned from
I never understood "steep learning curves".
Ron: "Shirley that means you learn quickly."
Shirley: "Shallow learning curve seems weak."
Herbert: "It depends on your X Y axis."
Ron: "Well Time (X) & Learning (Y) can't be anything but good as it goes
higher."
Fred: "Its just a confusing cliche
Hi Thomas,
Yes, you're right. When the parameter limit:"no" is added, everything works
perfectly. Sorry for my carelessness. XD
And I find that your example even supports adding prefix and suffix, it is
far more flexible than I imaged. That means there must be more features I
have not noticed
Hi Tony,
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Good suggestion!
We can combine the methods through our discussions together, and customize
them according our own needs. It must be powerful to do most things we want.
Isaac
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Hi Amit,
Yes, I'll look into it more when I have time. I want this working, so I'm
pretty motivated but, as always, it's a bit more complicated than I was
hoping.I'm going to have to actually understand what's going on, instead of
making it up as I go along. Le sigh. Thanks for your patience.
Issac,
A creative approach?
on reading through the discussion again, i was thinking about the excise
tiddler feature in the editor. you can hightlight and cut text into a tiddler
and a transclusion of that remains in the source tiddler.
what if you chose one language as primary and excised
Hi, Tony,
Thank you for your reminding.
CSS and HTML are really good alternitives if someone is not familiar with
WikiText at the beginning.
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Hi, Thomas,
I spend two hours playing your macro and it's really amazing!
Your method is nearly what I seek! And with some modifications, the Extract
Macro could be useful in more cases.
It seems like using macros is the most ideal solution to this kind of
problems now.
The only slight "flaw"
Thanks for the update Richard. Can you delve a bit more into the issue, if
you have a better picture?
On Sunday, October 8, 2017 at 8:01:31 AM UTC+5:30, RichardWilliamSmith
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> I'm really sorry to anyone who wasted time with this but in it's current
> form, it *will not work* unless
Hi Isaac,
The parameter limit:"no" (as included in my examples) should give you *all*
results. When it is missing, the macro returns only the first occurrence.
Did you realise that?
Concerning the documentation you are absolutely right, I should revise
that. Great you found my testing
TiddlyServer is working fine. I set up the path in the settings.json and
its renders the wiki properly.
In terms of Macapp by Richard - I am new to OSX, but i tried changing the
location of the app. I had kept Tiddlesever app in the Applications folder
after setting the path in settings.json
“Learning stairs” would be a great term! Rewards and new heights after each
step.
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B, T & M.
I find it a really interesting trope. Your replies illustrate there is a
visceral resonance in the phrase that gives it traction. Its used a lot.
Yet as a stat "curve" it doesn't really make sense. It kinda got free of
the math though--sort of transferred the upward curve into a kind
Glad you have found it
I like it :)
Might see if I can drop a linen to the author...
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It is still in pretty early stages, but I made an expense tracker plugin to
complement the invoice creator I made. Right now it lets you enter expenses
and filter and sort them by things like expense category, project and date
range. Then you can save a static report based on the expenses.
Yes, i have crontab set up, although now that you mention it, I'm not sure
if it runs under root or pi. I'll check that.
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> I'll look into this - I suspected there were some issues around ownership.
> Did
Here's my general concept. An editor environment where you take your notes
in chunks so that your cursor is position is more or less unnecessary. You
make new notes without having to create a tiddler title in a separate box.
You just keep moving forward. You can go back later to make links,
To All,
Thanks for the feedback. A Quick summary of where I see this now.
Note taking may be better served by other solutions including Marks
Lincelerator, Preview mode with save and no exit.
On click to edit at cursor which aside from note-taking, text input would
be most helpful when
For those who pass here later; here is a directory I have created using
Tidgraph, just to give you an idea.
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Jed,
It looks good. Could be just what I need to track expenses within a project
tiddler. I was comparing it to my SharePoint Transaction register and
thought it would be easy to generalize a little more to allow receipts as
well. Expenses could be Negative, and Receipts positive (or debit and
"dropbox": "/Users/jwh/Dropbox/TW5"
I just answered my own question - here is the syntax that works for my
situation
Thanks
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Mark,
That looks like a great alternative especially for live note taking. Let me
know if I can help you achieve this. It will not help in some cases where
click to edit will but it may actually be a better answer for Notes.
Regards
Tony
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Richard,
The introduction to Terminal is great - cleared a lot of things up for me -
Thanks
https://www.didaxy.com/a-crash-course-in-the-mac-terminal
I have a new MacBook, and wanted to reinstall TiddlyServer. It is very
frustrating. You helped me out last time and I got it working, so I
Ah, nice! Just noticed this tonight. Yes, double-clicking start.cmd will
simply run the command "node server", which will start TiddlyServer. And
now that I notice that you wrote this email on Sep 25, I guess we're still
working on the mac part. But if there is a simple mac equivalent to
Jed,
Thanks Jed (PS I have a Nephew Jed) so much for that comprehensive answer,
you have thrown a lot of light on this, By confirming some of my
speculation you help me proceed knowing something is achievable, not me
just dreaming again. It is great to get an overview from someone who has
I am comfortable with "Learning Curve" and See no confusion.
To me its about the Journey, to Get some where, such as mastery of
TiddlyWiki or a new Job.
The Area under the learning curve represents the amount of information you
need to learn and the slope is determined how quickly you have to
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