[tw] Re: [TW5] My "filpar" macros Demo

Hi sini-Kit That's my feeling -- not so much a limitation of the keep[] operator, but deficiencies in filtering fields based upon existence/non-existence and empty/non-empty value. Perhaps another operator required here (or modifications to existing operators)? regards On Wednesday, 24

[tw] Re: [TW5] Updated Plugin: tobibeer/inc 0.5.2

I came here today to say THANKS for this plugin. I write scripts for my podcast (http://www.coiledspring.org/) using TW5, and this plugin is great for assembling the script using boilerplate bits like the intro, credits and so on. I tweaked the styles to make the transclusion much more visible.

[tw] Re: [TW5] My "filpar" macros Demo

We can make two variants keep (witch work with all lists) and ekeep for not intersection with empty lists. But it will not solve the problem in TW5 with searching something empty. For example it was problem for me to find all empty fields in the tiddler. And I have to do something like that

[tw] Re: [TW5] How to use checkbox to add to list field

On Tuesday, February 23, 2016 at 9:28:54 PM UTC-8, Andrew wrote: > > ... > ... The HTML syntax for a checkbox does *not* have an "unchecked" attribute. Also, for cross-browser compatibility, use a value of "checked"... not "true". Thus: and -e > -- You received this message

[tw] Re: [TW5] How to use checkbox to add to list field

Thank you all. Not sure what lingo-base() is for yet, and I have to make it more readable, so if anyone wants to help with that it would be much appreciated, but I ended up with: \define lingo-base() $:/language/TiddlerInfo/ \define add() [[$(currentTiddler)$]] \define remove()

[tw] Re: [TW5] How to use checkbox to add to list field

Hmmm. Looking further down the code, I see you're running into the same issue with the <$checkbox> widget, too. You won't be able to run your <> and <> macros within the <$checkbox> widget. (I learned this the hard way myself.)

[tw] Re: [TW5] How to use checkbox to add to list field

On Tuesday, February 23, 2016 at 4:24:52 PM UTC-8, Andrew wrote: > > I'm trying to add to the list field using the checkbox widget and can't > figure out how to write it. > The $checkbox widget doesn't invoke action widgets like a $button does... it only allows you to set/clear a field value or

[tw] Re: [TW5] My "filpar" macros Demo

Hi sini-Kit The keep[] operator can be used for A intersect B -- in your usage you wished for a special condition -- that an intersect with an empty set is ignored (as you wished to simultaneously test fro the existence of the field.) Your modification to the keep[] operator works in this

[tw] Re: [TW5] How to use checkbox to add to list field

Hi Andrew The $checklist widget might meet your requirements -- the widget extends the functionality of the $checkbox widget to handle lists in ordinary fields and indexes. There is, therefore, no need to use the $listops widget, provided that your requirement is only to toggle the value of

[tw] Re: [TW5] How to use checkbox to add to list field

Hi, Andrew — I think the problem stems from trying to pass a variable ($(currentTiddler)$) into the <$action-listops> widget. I'm not sure how to get around that using only core code — but if you install Tobias's setvars plugin ( http://tobibeer.github.io/tw5-plugins/#setvars ), you can use

[tw] [TW5] How to use checkbox to add to list field

Hello everyone,I'm trying to add to the list field using the checkbox widget and can't figure out how to write it. Currently I have tried the following. But it fails. Any suggestions? \define add() <$action-listops $tiddler="$:/plugin/ajh/format/list" $field="list"

Re: [tw] Re: [EOL-TS] Message from TiddlySpace

On Tue, 23 Feb 2016, Yakov wrote: Chris, could you please do the same for the current snapshot of tiddlyweb.tiddlyspace.com? I'll be moving the contents of that space to https://tank.peermore.com/ sometime before the end of the year. Much of the content in @tiddlyweb is formatted as markdown

[tw] Re: [TW5] My "filpar" macros Demo

My Tiddlywiki shop is not all I do. Today I try to make nice CSS styles in TW5 blog which will look good for SEO in static variant http://tiddlywikiblog.neocities.org/ (--rendertiddlers) and easy to modify in tw5 variant http://tiddlywikiblog.neocities.org/heeg.html > That's totally

Re: [tw] Re: Giewiki. Import tiddlers?

Hi Mark Point taken on the plugins preview, then will add myself to waiting list. But stil to know, will there be smth like IntelliTagger and YpurSearch in the new plugins? Thanks Dan In TW5, with filters you can use regular expressions, which gets you a long way towards the features of

[tw] Re: Making linear documents / compiling a report for export. Best practice

Would something like the resume edition with a longer output be useful? Because what you want is possible and isn't too hard if you do it correctly. You make a tiddler that will display your output with something like this in the text field: <$list filter='[tag[Section]sort[order]]'>

Re: [tw] Re: Giewiki. Import tiddlers?

In TW5, with filters you can use regular expressions, which gets you a long way towards the features of YourSearch (but not the javascript feature if you're using that). The built in tagger in TW5 is somewhat intelligent in that it presents a list which then gets narrowed each time you type a

[tw] Re: Making linear documents / compiling a report for export. Best practice

About #1, changing priorities is a lot easier if you set up a list with an editable field. Here's something I use to remind about topics that I'm currently interested in: <$list filter="[tag[Current]sort[priority]]" > <$edit-text size="2" field="priority"/> {{!!title}} <$link

Re: [tw] Re: New plugin : link completion in body

Hi Tobias; On Mon, Feb 22, 2016 at 9:31 PM, Tobias Beer wrote: > > 1) Please upgrade that wiki, its edit-template is still broken in your > pre-release version. > > I do not clearly understand what you are talking about. You mean I should step up to TW5 version 5.1.11 ?

[tw] Making linear documents / compiling a report for export. Best practice

While tiddlywiki is great for storing and linking information. But not so great if you need to piece your information (tiddlers) together to a more structured text. *My objective here is to*: easily sort tiddlers in a custom order and export is there a: 1. plug-in to help with this or

Re: [tw] Re: Giewiki. Import tiddlers?

Hi Eric Thank you for the comprehensive answer, really good to know what direction to take :) For my use case, I'm using TiddlyWiki classic with 2 essential plugins: * YourSearch http://tiddlywiki.abego-software.de/#[[YourSearch%20Help]] * IntelliTagger

[tw] Re: [TW5] My "filpar" macros Demo

Hi SiniKit, > 1) I ask many questions in this group, and people (thanks them) waste lots > of time explaining me something. So I want to show them the result of > their answers. > Thanks, that's surely inspiring. > 2) TW5 don't have some useful features, and it will be great if I see