Yes, but it's listing the tiddlers that match. In view mode, there should
(can) only be one match, but in edit mode there are no matches.
On Wednesday, July 27, 2016 at 2:15:51 PM UTC+10, Mark S. wrote:
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> You have to try the code to see what I mean. When I say that it doesn't
> produce a
try this file -
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/83055414/tiddlywikiforrich.html
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Sorry - try this
file https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/83055414/tiddlywikitags.html
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HI Rich,
Yes, I meant the editor tag but you actually want "EditToolbar", not
"EditorToolbar" - but confusing that (the editor toolbar is for the new
editor - you can usually figure this stuff out by looking at what else has
the tag.
It's working in this wiki
Hi
No need for a double macro -- this seems to work:
\define myTitle(title) $title$ info""
<>
-- not too sure what your desired string should be
-- the macrocall can be used as a variable for setting a parameter elsewhere
regards
On Tuesday, 26 July 2016 13:57:44 UTC+2, jonath...@wolke7.net
You have to try the code to see what I mean. When I say that it doesn't
produce a link, I mean that it doesn't produce *any* text (linked or
otherwise). That's why it's a bit mysterious. I would have expected it to
produce a nowhere-link like "*Draft of *"
Mark
On Tuesday, July 26, 2016 at
Cool. That is workable. thanks. it puts the new tiddler button at the
bottom of every page in view mode., and I figured out the multiple tag
addition trick after a minute or two: As long as the new tag tiddler is
open for editing, clicking on the "new tagged tiddler" button just adds the
Hi Rich,
Bit tricky, but I think this works - I looked at how similar things were
handled in the other tiddlers that make up the editor, it needs the new
tags to be set in a macro.
(again, it's called $:/rs/ui/Buttons/new-here-with-tags and now needs the
view template tag)
\define
Yes, it removes the suffix, leaving you with the title, minus " (info)" -
only in edit mode, the title of the tiddler you're editing has "draft of"
appended to the front, so it doesn't point to your original tiddler. I
think, possibly, drafts are anyway excluded from filter results by default
Thank you Mario and RIchard.
I got this partially working. It produces a new tiddler from the
"new-here-with tags" tiddler when it is in view mode, but the toolbar
version is not picking up the tags, so it pops up with no tags when I try
to use it to pick up the tags of the currently
But, why should that make a difference to removing the *suffix* ? When I
say that it doesn't work, I mean that it shows *nothing*. I could
understand if I was removing a prefix, since the prefix would be displaced
by "Draft of".
Thanks!
Mark
On Tuesday, July 26, 2016 at 2:40:55 PM UTC-7, c
It doesn't work in preview because during editing the title is "Draft of" +
title
Draft of + title isn't contained in any foreign fields
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This seems to work:
\define mac2(ttl)
<$list filter=" [[$ttl$]] +[removesuffix[ (Info)]]" />
\end
\define mac1()
---
The following contains details relating to <$macrocall $name=mac2 ttl={{!!
title}}/>
---
\end
<>
However, it doesn't work in preview, which threw me off for awhile. Perhaps
Create a tiddler for the image. Give the type and create the field
_canonical_uri, put your external link in this field. Save the tiddler. Now
you are able to select your image in $:/ControlPanel/Theme Tweaks - Page
background image:
Birthe
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Hi Birthe
Brilliant! It is a pity that we can not in Russian. We will do a color tag!
"notEvent"
Can I ask for such a thing? If you do everything right with examples and
efficiently. That is called the journal I called the chronology. And
tiddlers - dates have this tag. How to make a tiddler
toric}}>
<$view field="historic" format="date MMDD"
template={{$:/language/Tiddler/DateFormat}}/>
<$list filter="[is[current]!has[info]]">
Place:<$link to={{!!place}}>
<$view field="place"/>
<$list filter="[is[current]has[i
Thanks, your solution is working – great!
One more question:
How would I do it the other way round:
Linking from „myTiddler (info)“ to „myTiddler“ ?
I would have to shorten the title oft the current tiddler, i.e. cut off the
last 6 or 7 characters.
How would I do this?
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So, after three days of searching the group, using every conceivable search
term I could think of, pouring over numerous system and shadow tiddlers and
even a few of the *.js files within TiddlyWiki until my eyes (literally)
were hurting, I am no closer to finding a solution to my question.
Hi Dave,
I *think* you can fix it by changing the filter in the view template
to [is[current]listed[article]]
(selects the current tiddler title and then looks for that title listed in
the article field of other tiddlers)
I had to fiddle for a bit to get it to work and it's bed time now, but
Try:
\define myMacro()
---
<$set name=ttl value={{!!title}}>
<>
---
\end
\define myMacro2()
look here for more informations: [[ $(ttl)$ (Info) ]]
\end
<>
On Tuesday, July 26, 2016 at 4:57:44 AM UTC-7, jonath...@wolke7.net wrote:
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>
>
> Hi there,
>
>
>
> i want to transclude the title
Yes, I will have multiple items in the article field. Hmmm
Dave
On Tue, Jul 26, 2016 at 8:53 AM, RichardWilliamSmith <
richardwilliamsm...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi Dave,
>
> It seems to be because of the [[ ]] brackets around the entry in the
> article field on the tiddler 2016-07-22 17:31:50 -
There's also the problem of navigating from the tags down into the text. If
you have hundreds of tags, you have to tab hundreds of times. And, once
you're in the text box, the tab list is still open, blocking your view!
Thanks!
Mark
On Tuesday, July 26, 2016 at 2:16:53 AM UTC-7, Eric Shulman
Hi there,
i want to transclude the title of the current tiddler within a macro.
Firstly, here ist he macro:
\define myMacro()
---
look here for more informations: [[ {{!title}} (Info) ]]
---
\end
Secondly, here ist the macro call:
<<>>
Thirdly, this should be
okay, this is working for others but not for me.
Here is the file it is not working in.
http://giffmex.org/experiments/7-22.html
Conpare the tiddler "Words", which shows the two tiddlers with that title
in their articles field, and the tiddler "Reading, notes on
Hi Rich,
If you combine Mario's suggestions, you can do this - clone and edit the
new journal button, or otherwise create a tiddler with the same tag, call
it $:/rs/ui/Buttons/new-here-with tags (if you change the title, you need
to change the two references to it below - I always add my
On Tuesday, July 26, 2016 at 1:16:25 AM UTC-7, Marcus Baw wrote:
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> Just re-asking the question: Is there any way to select tags using the
> keyboard? I've tried various things and don't seem to be able to find a way
> to select them via keyboard.
>
> After typing the title of the tiddler, I
Hi Rich,
There is an example at tiddlywiki.com:
http://tiddlywiki.com/#WidgetMessage%3A%20tm-new-tiddler, which shows the
basics.
So if you modify it a little bit, like so:
<$button>
<$action-sendmessage $message="tm-new-tiddler" title="This is newly created
tiddler" tags={{!!tags}}
Just re-asking the question: Is there any way to select tags using the
keyboard? I've tried various things and don't seem to be able to find a way
to select them via keyboard.
After typing the title of the tiddler, I can `tab` into the next input (to
enter a tag name). If I start typing here I
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