>From TiddlyWiki.com, field operator tiddler:
If S is empty, field will match both of the following:
>
>- tiddlers that don't contain field F
>- tiddlers in which field F exists but has an empty value
>
> So, it returns everything because note doesn't exist anywhere. What you
probably
On Saturday, June 2, 2018 at 8:41:39 PM UTC-7, Mohammad wrote:
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> Consider this code:
>
> <$list filter="[field:note[]]">
> <>
>
>
>
> If you put in a tiddler in tiddlywiki.com, then it returns all tiddlers.
> while I expect to return all tiddlers having a filed called *note*
>
Try the
Consider this code:
<$list filter="[field:note[]]">
<>
If you put in a tiddler in tiddlywiki.com, then it returns all tiddlers.
while I expect to return all tiddlers having a filed called *note*
If you remove [] from note, TW returns an error, if you put something
inside [] as input
The latest tiddlyfox from : https://github.com/TiddlyWiki/TiddlyFox
and
The latest portable waterfox browser
from:
http://www.softpedia.com/get/PORTABLE-SOFTWARE/Internet/Browsers/Waterfox-Portable.shtml
can be used to edit and save Tiddlywiki single files. and the combination
shows great
Mat!
I started to do that! I found the Jed introduction to lists very
interesting, but as you said, the secret is in using filters.
Also as Tony advised, I found reading other codes useful, while the
learning curve in this way is not short!
Cheers
Mohammad
On Saturday, June 2, 2018 at
Thank you Tony! Yes, that's true!
I tried to go into the codes behind some plugins!
Best
On Saturday, June 2, 2018 at 2:12:46 PM UTC+4:30, TonyM wrote:
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> Mohammad,
>
> I do not know of too many resources on this but I have solutions that use
> the list widget in sophisticated ways so when
Hi @Silverfox
I believe there's the $tw.utils.hop() method you can use to see if a
tiddler is part of changedTiddlers (which should contain a list of all
changed tiddlers)
I don't know how and where you get your tiddlers but if you do it like:
//in your prototype.execute add: this.filterTag =
Hello,
I'm still working on developing a plugin using D3.js to vizualise and
navigate into TW table of content and I'm currently working on a JavaScript
Widget to automatically generate a json that describes this table of
content.
As I want the visualisation to be automaticcally updated in
I know there have been several previous discussions about Node and Dropbox.
I need to be able to access my wiki via a phone app, so I cannot only rely on
the standard node server.
I was thinking of using npm-watch or something similar. I could set a watch for
changes on all .tid files and
Mat, just because I don't think Jed has much capability of testing Windows
environment and I now almost exclusively use Bob for my TiddlyWiki needs on
Windows 10 machines (both 64-bit and 32-bit), I thought I'd try from new to
see if I got the same issue - I did not - worked great just as
Mohammad, IMO the "secret" is not to "learn the listwidget" but to study
the *filter operators*.
<:-)
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@c pa
In your code example some lines aren't correct syntax.
The select widget accepts an "actions" attribute, see
here: https://tiddlywiki.com/#SelectWidget
You're calling your actions from within the list widget, which does not
handle actions, see: https://tiddlywiki.com/#ListWidget
try
If you post to the forum by email you could get a feature in you email client
to do it.
Using tiddlywiki to compose emsils and use a custom mailto: you could append
such a message to the bottom and send it from you default mail client.
Perhaps you could find a custom extension for your mail
Yep. But not always the same. Randomly taken from some of list.
On Saturday, 2 June 2018 11:55:00 UTC+2, TonyM wrote:
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> Do you mean like a signature?
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I think the trick you want is;
\define myactions()
<$action-setfield $tiddler=<> $field="test" $value=<>
/>
\end
Set the curItem
Then specify the action as;
action=<>
Regards
Tony
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Mohammad,
I do not know of too many resources on this but I have solutions that use the
list widget in sophisticated ways so when you find gaps please ask the group.
You are aware that one of the best ways to learn tiddlywiki is searching and
browsing tiddlywiki itself. Using advanced search
Reto,
Are you able to share the method you use to increment the date time. I belive
milliseconds MMM can now be added to date time stamps.
Of course I will share back my solution that you may be able to use some
features.
Regards
Tony
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Summary:
Attempting to run Bob single exec, either win or win32, on a Win10 gives:
Error: unknown command wsserver
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TLDR;
Downloaded latest single exec, both tiddlyWin.exe and tiddlyWin32.exe. Both
result in the brief show of Windows command window flashing
I don't understand how we use action widgets within the Select Widget
So can I do this? Call an action widget with the value that is selected?
Here's what doesn't work:
<$select tiddler=<> field="test2">
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<$list filter="one two three"
actions="""
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