Hi
I want to put a button to toggle between this two states at ones
- state1: storyview: classic, full-screen-mode: off
- state2: storyview: zoomin, full-screen-mode: on
Another question:
is it possible to switch from some storyview, full-screen-xx and their
previous states!
Hello everyone,
I've upgraded TiddlyServer to TiddlyWiki 5.1.17.
I've also implemented the server part of WebSocket handling and am waiting
on PR https://github.com/Jermolene/TiddlyWiki5/pull/3289 to get the rest of
the handling code into TiddlyWiki itself (to minimize code duplication).
Sjaak,
I support what both Mark and Jed say below but I would also try and step
back and state what you are after without reference to the possible
solutions. eg Do not mention tag pills. Once you have your tags list
filtered buy another tag, what do you want to do?, simply link to them?
Dave,
Just a high level hint
I would make use of the Checkbox widget to create fields that contain the
selected value, rather than just checked or unchecked you could give the
values unchecked and score.
You can then use the get filter operator to extract and use the values in
the fields.
I
Heath,
Have a look at the TOC TableOfContent Macros for insight to tag
hierarchies.
You can change the "root Tiddler(tag)" and using new tiddler here is a
quick and easy way to construct a hierarchy.
A Lot of work has being done here so we can help you once you build a
little more knowledge
heath,
Not tiddle - tiddler, try copying code from elsewhere to start, like the
examples given at TiddlyWiki.com
Regards
Tony
On Thursday, 17 May 2018 03:47:00 UTC+10, Heath Gordon wrote:
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> Ah man, it's me the OP, I meant to say tiddle. And NOW that I've figured
> that out, I realize that I
Dave,
I went down this path recently. I realised that the items in the script
component usually can be replaced with an existing TiddlyWiki equivalent.
More often than not in examples given, say on w3schools.com you can learn
how to interpret the java script and instead use TiddlyWiki macros,
Whatever,
Thanks for the suggestion. Those point closer to software objects, although
there is an overlap it not what I am after, but thanks anyway.
In someways the objects I am talking about are the ones you could trip over
in a metaphorical sense. Most people will trip over a Plugin or a
Yeah I"m reconsidering this, but the idea was to have a tiered tag system.
As in, if I had a Document, which was made up of the same sub-documents, I
would at a certain point only ever want to compare documents with documents
and subdocuments with subdocuments. I hope that makes sense. And one
Hi,
I don't understand, why you want to change the tags to lowercase. In TW
tags are case sensitive. ... So you loose context if you change it that
way.
Can you explain your usecase a bit closer?
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AFAIK, there's no filter operator for changing case. But if you add a field
to a tiddler, the field name is always converted to lowercase.
So I can think of a trick that might require more than one click. Make
a button that grabs the tag list, splits it into individual tiddlers, and
then
So let's say that I have a tiddler, and then a button that creates a new
tiddler. Right now I get how to do it so it copies the tags from the parent
twiddler to the child twiddler:
<$button >
<$action-sendmessage $message="tm-new-tiddler"
title="Title"
tags={{!!tags}}
/>
New
But then
TiddlyWiki doesn't use the dom to hold the state. Everything is in
tiddlers, if you are thinking of creating macros based on the dom state it
is going to get a bit confusing.
By design the dom can be refreshed at any time, so all state information
has to be held inside a tiddler or it is in
Thank you both! Those will definitely help!!
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Hi,
I've managed to create a JS macro and run it from inside tiddlers.
Anyway I'ld like to create an 'autoexecuting' JS macro, in order to apply
it to all tiddlers (or maybe to specifically tagged tiddlers)
without making a call from each tiddler.
Think to a text replacing macro intercepting a
you may find resources here helpful
..https://dynalist.io/d/zUP-nIWu2FFoXH-oM7L7d9DM#z=k5rNzP4mv93el206Fc6Q31au
item 4 (formula) is very comprehensive. Item 13 (rpn) is good for simple
calculation. I haven't fully tested the others.
hope this helps.
On Wednesday, 16 May 2018 20:10:49 UTC+2,
Hi, I've spent a while this morning searching for what I imagine already
exists, but have come up blank.
I have a paper form with checkboxes that you check and each item has a
point value and you're supposed to add it all up for a final score at the
end. This really needs to be a computer
Ah man, it's me the OP, I meant to say tiddle. And NOW that I've figured
that out, I realize that I mispelled 'tiddle' as 'twiddle' also in my code.
On Wednesday, May 16, 2018 at 7:30:16 PM UTC+2, Heath Gordon wrote:
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> Loving TW so far, this is amazing. But I'm really stuck on making a button
Loving TW so far, this is amazing. But I'm really stuck on making a button
that creates a new twiddle. This should be enough to create a new thing
right?
<$button >
<$action-sendmessage $message="tm-new-twiddler"
title="Title"
tags="MetaTag"
/>
New
But this doesn't do anything. Sorry
TonyM
> Send me your email address in a private message
>
TonyM, I did reply via email on this two days ago.
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I don't think that there is a way to directly do what you want to do
without rewriting the tag pill macro. I am not sure how involved that would
be.
It isn't the same thing but I made the GenTags plugin that lets you use
multiple fields like tag fields, you maybe able to achieve what you want
I haven't had a chance to make this. I added a feature request to the repo
for Bob but I don't know how long it will be until it is worked out.
As it is, if you can make your script create the .tid files in the tiddlers
folder of a wiki using Bob than they should appear in the wiki without any
I think I would need a more thorough example of what you want.
It sounds like you may just need a way to list things, e.g.
<>
But maybe you want some relationship between the tags, which is not
enforced by the TW structure. In that case you might want to use fields
instead. e.g.
<>
Good
Hey Jed,
Just checking up on this? Curious if you were able to incorporate it!
On Thursday, May 3, 2018 at 4:14:23 PM UTC-5, Jed Carty wrote:
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> I like this idea. I think that it wouldn't be hard to add to the multiuser
> plugin in a way that doesn't require external scripts and wouldn't
>
> Is there a problem with having the wikis listed in the IndexWiki?
Absolutely not. IMO, having links within the base wiki and option to show a
list in others is EXACTLY the kind of feature needed in converting
"node-ish" for wider usage.
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> I think that rather than features I should focus mainly on improving the
> documentation for Bob.
Jed, you can ask for help too on that. Either writing or revising. Part of
the difficulty is only knowing what needs writing about. Actually having
other people help on that can be good
And unfortunately it looks like I missed making it accept relative paths
for the file server part. It is a quick fix but it will have to wait until
I get home so I can use my other computer.
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In order to make local images available you have to tell the server where
to look on the hard drive. In this case you need to make sure in the Bob
settings you have an entry that looks like this:
"filePathRoot": "C:\Users\Ed\TiddlyWiki\"
but replace the 'C:\Users\Ed\TiddlyWiki\' part with the
Hi Dear All
I have a problem with showing pictures from my hard drive while using Bob
1.0.1 (Single Executable Version)
As I don't want to make the other thread overly long, I am making a new
thread here.
Well can't make the pictures appear.
*What I tried to do*
Hi all,
I am currently using one TW to take notes about a lot of different
subjects. Each tiddler on a subject gets a tag with that subject, like
'Solar panels'. But I also want to use some more generic tags that can be
applied to tiddlers on any subject, like 'Developments' or 'Information
Jed,
First there is no problem, they are different. Until I find a way to replace
the features in tiddlyserver within bob, I will have to use both, which is not
a problem.
My view is somewhat biased and that has being due to the difficulties I have
faced trying To access my existing wikis
Thanks Tony! You're grreat! Oh wait, that is a different Tony.
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On Wed, May 16, 2018 at 7:44 AM, TonyM
David,
Since I am working on something related to this I would be happy to help.
I hope I can be as thorough as you. I do read almost everything.
I hope you have a good time and thanks for this work so far. Its an invaluable
tool.
Personal message me with your email address.
Tony
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Hi everyone
I am traveling this week and returning just shy of June. While I am
traveling I will not have time to check this forum. Could someone keep
track of any new plugins, macros, adaptations, and other items that should
go into the TiddlyWiki toolmap, and email me on June 1 with the list
Aside from not having support for editing single file wikis yet I am not
sure I understand the difference. Is there a problem with having the wikis
listed in the IndexWiki?
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Jed,
Tiddlserver lets you add paths or directories into settings.json such that you
can go to ip:port/path and open any or each single file wiki found in that
folder or a folder based wiki if it finds tiddlywiki.info.
This means I can browse to any wiki once there I bookmark it and access it
On Thursday, May 3, 2018 at 5:11:02 AM UTC+2, Arlen Beiler wrote:
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> Hello Everyone,
>
> I upgraded TiddlyServer to TW5.1.16.
>
Hi,
Is it 5.1.16 or 5.1.17 ... which is the latest version.
.16 has a problem with the "is-operator" having unwanted side-effects.
-m
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Tony,
You can use absolute paths if that makes things easier, they don't have to
be relative.
I haven't had any reason to use single file wikis with it yet which is why
support isn't there yet. It will be added as I have time to do it. You can
open single file wikis by serving them as static
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