Hello All,
I'm a beginner here, I used to use a keyboard shortcut in OneNote to add a
"Date/Time signature" to my notes, I'm wondering how could I do the same in
TW5.
What I need is something like the following:-
In the "Text Area" of my current active Tiddler, when I press
"Ctrl-Shift-D",
Hi Mohammad Amin,
Download the attached Tiddler and drop in your wiki!
You can customize it! and your name and signature and everything you like!
Further description can be found in TW-Scripts:
https://kookma.github.io/TW-Scripts/#A%20Simple%20Time%20Stamp
On Sunday, July 7, 2019 at
As you are newcomer,
I modified the code for you and this new attachment exactly does what you
want!
in edit area press Shift+Ctrl+D to insert the signature or simply click on
the new tip icon
created in your edit toolbar to do the job!
Further description can be found in TW-Scripts:
What you can do in Javascript, you can do it in TiddlyWiki as well (mostly)
- it depends only on your programming knowledge. For example, in
https://tiddlywiki.com/prerelease/, GitHub saver
h0p3,
Actually you don't need to delete the tiddler, but to hide it (by moving to
page toolbar dropdown for example in ControlPanel -> Apperance -> Toolbars ->
Page Toolbar).
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Hi Tony,
The original SVG files are processed and converted automatically into
tiddlers (JSON) by a script (.BAT) I've created. I just use the original
TiddlyWiki files configuration as a template. It's really nothing special,
only that I've automated the task.
morosanuae
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morosanuae,
would you consider to publish the .BAT script?
Would be interesting for learning under several aspects...
Pit
Am 2019-07-07 um 11:33 schrieb morosanuae morosanuae:
Hi Tony,
The original SVG files are processed and converted automatically into
tiddlers (JSON) by a script
Hi Pit,
It's not that I don't want to make it public. The problem is that the
script doesn't do absolutely everything because was made in a hurry. I
still need to make some batch editing in Notepad++ first to prepare the
original SVG images for assembly by the .BAT script. And there's another
Thank you for all your responses.
Although I am interested in these examples I think my question is really
better phrased as the following:
Can TiddlyWiki (potentially) connect to a REST API?
I ask because TiddlyWiki is obviously a fairly unusual program, so I wasn't
sure if there was some
Doesn't work for me anymore either.
On Friday, March 16, 2018 at 3:20:39 AM UTC-6, Yaisog Bonegnasher wrote:
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> Hi Tobias,
>
> I used to make use of the "simple" doublesort, but I noticed that it
> doesn't work for me anymore. I'm currently on 5.1.15. I do not know when it
> stopped working.
>
Jan,
While regex is a powerful tool, you shouldn't depend on it in TiddlyWiki. Learn
filters, macros, etc. It was an edge case, where regex had advanteges, but most
of the time you don't need to use on fields. Use it for text search or special
cases where it would be too complex to use other
Thank you VERY much Mohammad, I REALY appreciate your support.
Worm Regards
Mohamed Amin
On Sunday, July 7, 2019 at 4:29:34 PM UTC+2, Mohammad wrote:
>
> As you are newcomer,
> I modified the code for you and this new attachment exactly does what you
> want!
> in edit area press Shift+Ctrl+D
Yes, tiddlywiki can connect to a REST api. It requires a javascript plugin
but it is possible. The plugin would have to do two parts, one is make the
GET or POST requests and then it would have to interpret the response in a
usable way.
The TWederBob plugin does this specifically for the api
Hello Mark, hello Lazlo.
Thanks a lot! It is great to wake up and find a solution for your
Problem in the Mailbox.
I chose Lazlo's solution becaus it is so short and elegant. I guess I
will have to learn regex!
Best wishes Jan
Am 07.07.2019 um 00:30 schrieb bimlas:
Jan,
This lists all
On Saturday, July 6, 2019 at 3:06:33 PM UTC+2, Jed Carty wrote:
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> I am pretty certain that this would require a javascript plugin. I think
> you could use the th-navigating hook for this but I am not certain what
> the code would look like.
>
The linkcatcher widget is the user facing
I've tried OokTech's Table Macro (
https://ooktech.com/jed/ExampleWikis/DynamicTables/) and TobiBeer's simple
Double Sort (http://doublesort.tiddlyspot.com/). but no luck.
Here are the problems I have:
1. Table Macro always puts Title as first column - don't want that. I need
it to be second,
Thanks Mark,
So here's my code - what am I doing wrong? If I leave the second closure, I
get the current tiddler listed 5 times (as below). If I take out the second
closure (remove / from the second $list), I get nothing.
Also - do you (or anyone) know why an exclamation point doesn't sort
I just wanted to drop the idea that to meet the original request of tagged by
only one tag, you can compare the result of the filter operators with the
content of {{!!tags}}. In this case if tagged more but -[{!!tags}]
I will share the code version later.
Tony
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That's right, Mark - I don't want pord (which IS numeric) to be visible.
It's only there for ordering.
When I use the two <$list> tags, I get 5 items in the list, all links to
the current tiddler (see A below)
The original I copied from earlier in this chain is:
<$list
Figured it out. Both lists close at the end, otherwise the filter isn't
maintained. In one variation, I got a "List of Forms", one per actual
item, which is what clued me in to the need for both list-closes to be at
the end. The list of 5 was confusing me.
PathAvatarTaalen
NameColorwayDay
Hi Mohammad
I've already updated the images. Go ahead and check them out! Now they
using the *"$:/images/fa5/"* prefix.
morosanuae
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The nothing special is all I want to know.
Remove headers...
One svg at a time is all I want to do so any tips appreciated.
Tony
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Without having a sample of your data, it's hard to know. However, in (B)
the second has to go below . Where it is now it will do
nothing.
Once you've moved it, it should sort by pord (numbers) first, and then
inside of that grouping by titles.
Good luck!
On Sunday, July 7, 2019 at 3:56:33
Thanks a million!
This is a great work and simplify incorporating new svgs seamlessly into
Tiddlywiki!
Best
Mohammad
On Sunday, July 7, 2019 at 1:49:24 PM UTC-7, morosanuae morosanuae wrote:
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> Hi Mohammad
>
> I've already updated the images. Go ahead and check them out! Now they
> using
There's a lot that's unclear here. What kind of value is "pord" ? It should
be numeric, since you're doing a numeric sort. But I don't see
"pord" used in your output.
If you want your table rows to follow the result of the inner list, then
you have to take out the / AND put a second after the
Folks,
Jeremy and Jed specifically. When I mentioned Progressive WebAps, I think
you took me too literally. My point is there is an expectation building and
tiddlywiki is already well setup to respond to these expectations. Here are
the key functionalities and I would find it hard to imaging
Folks,
Jeremy and Jed specifically. When I mentioned Progressive WebAps, I think
you took me too literally, perhaps that comes with the territory from
coders.. My point is there is an expectation building and tiddlywiki is
already well setup to respond to these expectations. Here are the key
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1O_9-kv_o_VH6_V5ElrEgMJSxbx_4OqUF/view?usp=sharing
This is version polly-01f-MS.
Changes:
* A fix to Get-IniContent that was causing it to read commented files as
active files.
* A change to menu item "T" (show tiddlers from wikidirectory) simplifying
the code
I don't think
sort[middlename]sort[givenname]
can be depended on to sort correctly. It might work occasionally ,
depending on your browser implementation. I think for
a reliable sort you have to use multiple list widgets, each nesting the
inner one as shown in the original discussion.
My
Oh! I forgot one weirdness.
In <$list filter="[tag[avatar]] [tag[path]] +[!tag[noshow]]
+[!sort[sord]]">, I had to include the [!sort[sord]] because for some
unknown reason, it's sorting backwards (alphabet, desc). This returned it
to ascending alphabetical order.
On Sunday, July 7, 2019 at
Thank you that's good to know!
On Sunday, July 7, 2019 at 6:28:18 PM UTC+1, bimlas wrote:
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> What you can do in Javascript, you can do it in TiddlyWiki as well
> (mostly) - it depends only on your programming knowledge. For example, in
> https://tiddlywiki.com/prerelease/, GitHub saver
>
Can we have a 'click to expand all' button? Specifically
in toc-tabbed-internal-nav ?
Additionally: can this behavior of expanding and contracting be implemented
with mouse hover on the links? Right now we have to click the arrow on
left, and it stays open till it is clicked again.
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I lied - using sord didn't work at all. Still only sorts by title.
On Sunday, July 7, 2019 at 4:59:53 PM UTC-6, Aidan Grey wrote:
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> Oh! I forgot one weirdness.
>
> In <$list filter="[tag[avatar]] [tag[path]] +[!tag[noshow]]
> +[!sort[sord]]">, I had to include the [!sort[sord]] because for
Thank you all for your time and useful points!
It seems the conclusion by now and is
Sell your time, it is hard if not impossible to sell TW based apps.
Best
Mohammad
On Saturday, July 6, 2019 at 7:00:35 AM UTC-7, passingby wrote:
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> Out of the many plus points of tiddlywiki, I want to point
Hi morosanuae,
have you decided on the naming rule?
The $:/core/images while these are not core images makes confusion!
I highly recommend to use a naming rule shows these are not in the core and
one need to get them separably!
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On Saturday, July 6, 2019 at 3:19:32 AM UTC-7,
So, I've done a fair amount of discussion with PMario on the Discord, but I
just went on vacation, so I won't be on Discord much (which also means if
you need to get in touch, here is the better place to do it).
But here it seems to be from converting Text -> Paths
>
Yes, that was deliberate
Mat,
I am not suggesting we document every permutation of replaceable parameters but
that most examples include at least one especially when the appropriate ones
are limited. I also think a full macrocall version for macros also makes sense
because it can contain all the key=value pairs for
Hi
Thanks for doing this. In your making the svg s comply with tiddlywiki could
you share the rules you applied so others can do the same.
The U.N. icons, sustainable development goals and others are available for the
same conversion.
Thank again
Tony
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A quick point for performance.
Close the sidebar or hide the sidebar tabs or select the contents tab since
what is visible in your tab often needs to be refreshed. This simple strategy
can improve performance in both tw5 and Tec.
As I understand it if you use skinny tiddlers or external images
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