Hello BTC
The code works, there is one problem
I added a zero state to hide everything and there other states 1, 2, 3 as
you coded.
The problem is it cycles through states i.e by pressing the shortcut here
(Ctrl+R)
it shows part1, 2 and 3 and hide everything and then part 1, 2, 3 and cycle
and
I think that when the documentation says that the HistoryList is a good
example of json tiddlers ... it lies. Obviously there is some code inside
of TW that can make use of the HL, but the actual example of JSON code that
can be read by ## syntax is completely different than the code in the
Agree,
But Quality time is not enough always at tiddlywiki.com in some cases. I am
currently learning to interogate json datatiddlers, and It seem so
difficult with imperfect documentation. For example I want to select
tiddlers to open from the HistoryList which is given as an example of using
Yeah, it kind of slipped in there. I only learned about it a couple weeks
ago in this forum.
It really pays to spend quality time with those release notes ...
On Tuesday, June 19, 2018 at 6:53:10 PM UTC-7, TonyM wrote:
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> Mark,
>
> Thanks, I did not realise there was filter operators for
Hello Mark, thanks a lot,
the second solution works, in my constellation the first one somehow did
not
Yours Jan
Am 20.06.2018 um 01:04 schrieb 'Mark S.' via TiddlyWiki:
Well, this works, though it may not be what you have in mind:
|
\define firstlevel(param1:"the parameter")
<>
\end
Mark,
Thanks, I did not realise there was filter operators for encoding/de
coding. So now I can do the second encoding step with a reference to a
variable (populated by the wikified macro call).
It is so obvious "NOT", so thanks for your insight.
tony
On Wednesday, 20 June 2018 10:27:38
This may or may not get you to where you want. Since <$view> requires a
field, you can only use it once. So I put it into macro, had the wikify
widget evaluate it, and then use that as input into the encodeuri operator.
\define wikme() <$view tiddler="TestTiddler" format="htmlwikified"/>
Well, this works, though it may not be what you have in mind:
\define firstlevel(param1:"the parameter")
<>
\end
\define secondlevel(param1:"the other parameter)
And here I need $param1$
\end
<>
You could also package the first parameter as a variable:
\define firstlevel(param1:"the
Folks,
I am working on a generic mailto macro link builder and have come across
the following problem, while trying to ensure emails can be composed from
existing text and tiddler content.
- I can use <$view field=email-body format=htmlwikified/>> to wikify a
field before urlencoding
Hi Jed, Mark, Jeremy and Tony,
Well, I finally did it. Created a macro borrowing a couple of lines from
the FileSystemAdaptor.prototype.generateTiddlerBaseFilepath you suggested.
Although it does what I needed, I realized it is not as general as one
could wish, since different tiddler titles
Hi!
How do I get this to work?
\define firstlevel(param1:"the parameter")
<>
\end
\define secondlevel()
And here I need $param1$
\end
<>
Thanks!
Jan
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Jan,
Thank you for the explanation, perhaps I do not need to tweak it after
all. Prior to reading your message, I was playing around with Theme Tweaks
and found that setting the Sidebar layout field to "Fluid story, fixed
sidebar" seem to satisfy my need.
Regards,
J
On Tuesday, June 19,
Mark,
> The biggest problem with the GitHub system is that *everything has to
> wait for approval. And sometimes those things appear to be forgotten. This
> dis-incentivizes the desire to contribute*. Even after contributing, one
> may have to wait months before it gets into the main
Thank you Jed
Makes sense
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Huh, how comes that.
that is an interesting information because the the storyTiddler is
something I use very often.
Is there a workaround for that?
Ahoi Jan
Am 19.06.2018 um 13:36 schrieb BurningTreeC:
Hi everyone, the keeboord plugin allows every tw action to be
triggered with a keyboard
Hi J
that code is not specific to TW5 but it is a css-standart for mediaqueries:
"The|@media|rule is used in media queries to apply different styles for
different media types/devices"
For more information
https://www.w3schools.com/cssref/css3_pr_mediaquery.asp
Yours Jan
Am 19.06.2018 um
BurningTreeC,
I apologize but I am not a Web Developer. I trying looking for "@media"
but cannot find the code you had quoted. Moreover, I also installed
dynaview but it did not really made the wiki adapt to the width of my
browser even after enabling the checkbox.
Control Panel is also
I agree - a sum[] filter operator would be hugely valuable! I like the
plugin but it's often overkill for simple needs. sum[] should be core in my
opinion.
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The macros are in
$:/plugins/mas/formula/functions/aggregation
You're right -- a "sum" filter seems like a useful thing and wouldn't be
too hard to write. I suppose someone has already done it ...
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On Monday, June 18, 2018 at 9:35:06 PM UTC-7, TonyM wrote:
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> Mark,
>
> I am keen to
Hi J, a lot can be accomplished with pure css
A media query allows to define styles if the browser width is below/above a
certain value:
@media (max-width: 960px) {
.myclass {
width: 50px;
}
}
@media (min-width: 960px) {
.myclass {
width: 500px;
}
}
alternativelly, if media queries are not
The biggest problem with the GitHub system is that everything has to wait
for approval. And sometimes those things appear to be forgotten. This
dis-incentivizes the desire to contribute. Even after contributing, one may
have to wait months before it gets into the main TiddlyWiki.com site.
Of
I have tried looking for a post that makes tw5 adapt to the screen width of
the browser preferably where the Tiddler area takes more space.
Unfortunately, I have not found any that I got to work or is accessible to
me.
Please help.
Thank you in advance.
Regards,
j
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Hi BTC
Many thanks for your time and help.
I will check and inform you the result.
By the way, I recommend to put some examples in keeboord.tiddlyspot.com, of
course you helped me very much and I can implement general actions using
keeboord. For people come and visit your site it is a little
I've made a small mistake in the last
<$list filter="[regexp[^2$]]">
which should be:
<$list filter="[regexp[^3$]]">
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@Mohammad , to your original question:
I would do it like that:
<$reveal type="match" state="yourtiddler!!p01" text="show">
!! Part One
<$reveal type="match" state="yourtiddler!!p02" text="show">
!! Part Two
<$reveal type="match" state="yourtiddler!!p03" text="show">
!! Part Three
Hi everyone, the keeboord plugin allows every tw action to be triggered
with a keyboard shortcut
Basically, all you can do with a button you can also do with the keeboord
plugin.
The downside of global keyboard shortcuts within tiddlywiki in general is,
that the variable is not a globally
>
> I think I suggested before but since TWC content Tiddlers in TW5 are still
> searchable, and readable why try and convert them until you need to?
> Perhaps leave this as a gradual process. A Few people have done a lot of
> work on parsing tiddlers and converting them between different
Josiah:
Good points,well made.
Regards, Hans
On Monday, June 18, 2018 at 6:59:09 AM UTC-4, @TiddlyTweeter wrote:
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> TWiRB = TiddlyWiki internet Resource Base. (The IMDb for TW.)
>
> *I have been very struck by David Gifford's list of resources at
> TiddlyToolmap
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