Still looking for an Android browser that allows Tiddly Wiki saves. All the
other workarounds just seem to be added aggravation. I'm still using andtidwiki.
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Tw 5.1.15. I have not been able to export in JASON format. When I have
attempted to do so, I only get a two byte file that consists of [] (open and
closing brackets). There are no options apparently to select tiddlers for
export or even get a JASON backup with all tiddlers. What am I doing
Tw 5.1.15. I have not been able to export in JASON format. When I have
attempted to do so, I only get a two byte file that consists of [] (open and
closing brackets). There are no options apparently to select tiddlers for
export or even get a JASON backup with all tiddlers. What am I doing
My reason for making this post was to let the developers and documenters know
that Tivoli Drive does not work for Android.
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The basic problem is that you have no way of installing tiddlydrive or any
other extensions on Google Drive from Android. The Android Chome browser
version does not allow you to install any extensions.
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When I press the import tiddler button oh, it does nothing. What am I doing
wrong?
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Using Andtidwiki. I have installed the mobile drag/drop shim but I don't
understand how to use it. Can somebody give me an example?
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I've been following the discussions of different techniques to use to backup
your tiddlywiki from multiple devices. My primary problem is that I have become
mostly an Android user, only occasionally going to my TW from a computer. This
is a technique that is currently working well for me. I use
Thanks Mark! I hoped I was close.
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I just noticed the filter was missing the trailins >
I put it in my original tiddler but it still isn't working.
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This is an attempt to filter journals (.0MM.0DD 0hh:0mm:0ss) to produce a
daily summary. It curently returns an empty table. I know the rest of the
tiddler besides the filter is close.
I've been trying to learn how to do this in TW5. Any suggestions?
List tiddler title, tags, and text in a
I used to use TW2 at my job to, ale a ticket tracking system for the first two
items. I set my journal timestamp format to European/Japanese as -0MM-0DD
0hh:0mm:0ss. Each journal is tagged with a project Id. I then used a tiddler to
list daily activity. It looks something like this
List
I used tour postings.
This is the final form.
List tiddler title, tags, and text in a table where tags include 'Journal',
sorted by the modified daterime stamp.
Title
Tags
Text
<$list filter="[tag[Journal]sort[modified]]">
<$link><>
Thank you again, Eric.
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Eric,
Found some more HTML docs on tables. This is closer to what I want, but the
currentTiddler and currentTags in the table aren't displaying.
''Tiddlers with the tag 'Journal', sorted by modified. Tiddler.text displayed
on same line.''
Title
Tags
Text
<$list
Eric, Thanks for the help.
I've gotten farther.
This is what I have now:
''Tiddlers with the tag 'Journal', sorted by modified. Tiddler.text displayed
on same line.''
<$list filter="[tag[Journal]sort[modified]]">
<$link><><> <$transclude>
Unfortunately <> is not returning any string. I also
Before I became disabled, I was a heavy user of some TW2 plugins; especially
ForEachTiddler. For example, I created a tiddler with a name like 'journal'.
The contents were a FeT that would list all the other tiddlers with the tag
'journal' with various sort and formatting. Another use was
I tried to upgrade a copy of the latest braintags to 2.8.1. I encountered
the following errors in plugins:
QuickOpenTagPlugin↓3 KBYes1msError
Error: SyntaxError: illegal character
TagglyListPlugin↓1.1.2 25-Apr-0617 KBYes2ms
I'm having this probem at my new job where the only browser allowed is
IE8 on WinXP using TW2.6.2; I don't know if the browser is implicated.
My journal tiddlers use '-0MM-0DD_0hh:0mm:0ss' as the tile string
and the workunit as the tags (e.g., QuarterlyReport). These journals
are then
Thanks a LOT!! I used the info you supplied (great explanation!) to
make the following version. I expanded the concept slightly when I saw
the first set of results to display the DateTimestamps as tiddler
links.
The workunit version:
autoRefreshforEachTiddler
where
Mans,
I tried your suggestion to use an earlier version of Firefox. I
downloaded the PortableApps.com version of Firefox36 and loaded it
using wine (this is on Linux). BTW, this version of Firefox has
worked before on this Linux distro installation.
I was able to upgrade a copy of my main TW
I haven't been able to upgrade any of my files. either. I only have
Linux and Android boxes, so an 'IE' fix is useless.
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My suggestion would be that as part of the implementation of
persistent (Baked) cookies, consideration be given to including the
current file name as part of the cookie ids. I realize not everyone
uses multiple open TW files at the same time, but the many uses of
cookies in TW currently means
Thank you Daniel, that solved it.
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Sometime ago, I created a tiddlyspot wiki for the purpose of saving
the name for future use. Everything seemed to work and I have been
able to display it in my browser from the website (I have the
password). I now have a need to actually use it and want to create
some new content. But first, I
This is what I'm doing (not all real now, but all have been used)::
[[AddressBook|Alan'stwab.html]]
[[Glucose Tracking|Alan'sGlucoseTracking.html]]
[[TiddlyTaskAttacker|Alan'sTiddlyTaskAttacker.html]]
[[Alan's GtD file|Alans mgsd.html]]
Basically, I'm forgoing the 'file://' before relative links
Background: In a TW application I have running, I use
'context.inTiddler' to build a list of tiddlers with the date-time
format of '2010-08-06_09.03.44' where the tiddler containing the macro
is titled with the date in the form '2010-08-06'.
This allows me to just copy the whole tiddler to a new
Let me understand,
You are confirming the ability to edit and save a tiddly wiki file on
Android using the version of Firefox currently available to the
general public? The opening and editing of a tw file has been
previously reported, but not SAVING.
Can you please specify the device model and/or
Conceptually, this is a fairly simple database; I think it would be
practical to use the following plugins (and some tags) to achieve your
goal.
- DataTiddlerPlugin
- FormTiddlerPlugin
- forEachTiddlerPlugin
The first two plugins allow you to define a form for transactions that
would include
For the rest of us,
This showWhen macro is one of two contained in the HideWhenPlugin by
Simon Baird. I found it in http://www.giffmex.org/twfortherestofus.html
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HTML and Javascript files like TW are basically text files. You can
try to open the damaged file in a text editor like notepad, notepad++,
or any number of other text editors avail. for free. Then save it
with the .html extension (important). There are also free file
recovery tools you can try;
In following this discussion as to what plugin functionality to
consider moving into the core for TW5, I am left wondering about fET?
This is the single, most important extension for any of my TW files;
calendar, status reporting, addressbook, knowledge databases of
various subjects, and blood
As someone without much Javascript knowledge, reading this is far from
my skills. Can you please describe what you are trying to accomplish
with this.
Alan
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*WindowTitle tiddler looks like it is just a redirection layer,
calling the SiteTitle and SiteSubtitle tiddlers.
*Has the TiddleySaver file changed between 2.5.3 and 2.6.0b1?
*What is the purpose of the creator field, as opposed to the existing
modifier field? Are you planning to add this to the
I'm using the basic TW 2.5.3 at home and 2.4.1 at work (latest
available versions in each case) with QuickNote transclusion, fET,
FormTiddlerPlugin, and DataTiddlerPlugin in multiple app-specific
instances. I find that handles all of my personal needs.
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what do you mean by 'sections'? Is this the same as 'part' from
PartTiddlerPlugin or a different construct? How do you name and
delimit a section if it isn't the same as a 'part'? What is the syntax
to reference them via tiddler?
Alan
On Mar 3, 8:15 am, Mark S. throa...@yahoo.com wrote:
I'm
I'll take a shot. An extension is anything that 'extends' the base
functionality of the TW or overrides 'standard behaviors'. This would
include:
- Plugins and other systemConfig-tagged tiddlers like 'zconfig'
- Tranclusions
- Scripts (Java and HTML included)
- Custom CSS's and Templates
-
Mark,
Thanks to your tip, I found the blog post from the guy testing Firefox
with Android. It is far from ready, but he is claiming progress. This
looks like a 'wait and see' situation. I'd still prefer a fully Linux
solution, but I have the luxury of waiting.
Thank you,
Alan
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I can confirm the following thread from the Android Forums:
http://androidforums.com/android-applications/40809-no-java-javascript-android-browsers.html#post320865
Adroid devices are not currently able to save TiddlyWiki files,
although they seem to display properly.
The following is the error
Andy, If you want an answer to this question, you would probably be
better off in a new thread. N900 users aren't likely to read a thread
on Android - they aren't running it. Are there N900 forums you can
ask on and report back?
Alan
On Jan 31, 8:48 am, Andy Pastuszak apastus...@gmail.com wrote:
I'm very disappointed in this situation myself. So, I posted the
following question on the Android Forums.
http://androidforums.com/android-applications/40809-no-java-javascript-android-browsers.html#post309415
Hopefully we will get a definitive response.
Alan
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I've been thinking about your problem and while it might not be the
answer, this is worth a try; on some browsers, to save a TW, you need
to have the TiddlySaver.jar file. You can get it downloaded from
http://tiddlywiki.com/ in the Safari on Mac installation guidelines.
I haven't tried this
I guess I'm the first to post that I'll be waiting to find out if TW
is fully functional on the iPad before I consider buying one. I don't
know if the hardware/OS producers care, but TW has become one of the
items that are on my 'make or break' list for selecting hardware.
Until then, I'm staying
, these cookies will be set to your desired values
each time you open your TW file. Some example lines from one of my
files:
//{{{
config.options.txtUserName=AlanBCohen;
config.options.txtBackupFolder=backup;
config.options.txtMaxEditRows=20;
config.options.chkAnimate=true;
config.options.chkSaveBackups=false
If you are using FormTiddlerPlugin (or some other technique) to define
HTML forms for data input and retrieval, then this may be helpful;
instead of defining the field type=text, use type=date.
As referred to at http://dev.w3.org/html5/markup/input.date.html
Specifies that its input element is
I'm not a heavy JavaScript guy either, but these two lines seem to me
to be the problem.
var tid=prompt('New title will become:\n\n',tt_alias+who
+when.formatString('$1'));
var tags=prompt('Write tags here(make space between words) (lesson HAS
to be one of them):\n\n',tt_alias+who+lesson);
Thank you, problem solved!
And Happy New Year to all!
Alan
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I'm using a TW file to store SQL segments and whole statements that I
then copy into my SQL tool to execute. It would be great if I could
turn off wikifying the text in these tiddlers as my SQL editor uses
'--' to mark comments; and TW changes these to another character not
acceptable to the SQL
Thanks Eric,
I'll give this a try.
Alan
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I have recently typed in several transclusions from TiddlyTools
(including ToggleReadOnly and ToggleScrollingSidebars) into my work TW
(version 2.4.1[newer versions not available]; no internet, usb
connectivity, or disk access). Most of them do not work or even
display properly. I have checked
A suggestion to help you get more help;
Which GtD TW application are you using? Monkey and D3 are two
recently mentioned of the many TW variants supported by this group;
which variant are you using? Also, what size index cards are you
trying to print? What dropdown menus are causing you
I'm not using MGTD and have a fairly simple system, but it may give
you some ideas. I do not have an export to anything other than cut/
paste text. I basically have three types of tiddlers;
- workunits (think trouble tickets, projects, tasks)
- timeperiod status reports (a day's activities)
-
I'm sorry. Perhaps I'm a little slow following your suggestions. But
this doesn't seem to work for me. It is likely I didn't understand.
tiddler title : 2009-11-28
tiddler tag: status
tiddler.text:
forEachTiddler
where
'tiddler.title.contains({{tiddler.title}}) ! tiddler.tags.contains
Using 'context.inTiddler.title' looks like a winner, it works in my
experimental TW at home. On Monday, I'll try it out at the client
where it is needed.
Thanks!
Alan
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First, Happy Thanksgiving to the Americans, and belated Thanksgiving
to the Canadians.
My question is how to reference a tiddler's title within a tiddler.
For example; I have tiddlers where the title is a jobnumber/workunit.
The tiddler contains a forEachTiddler macro to list all the tiddlers
with
If you use Firefox, the normal Firefox spell check works fine while in
the Edit mode. Firefox displays a light red line under words it
doesn't know and if you right click on a suspect word, it displays
suggestions and the option to add the word to your dictionary. One of
the major reasons I
Eric,
I may have misled you by accident. The 'facts' field is contained in
a JSON-defined data field created by the FormTiddler macro. The whole
application is an addressbook defined using a FormTiddler template and
the 'facts' field is a text field, generally with a Y/N indicator.
For various
I'm getting a fair amount of use from the Form/Data tiddler combo, but
having a problems when trying to use the data element as a selection
criteria in a forEachTiddler macro. For example:
where 'tiddler.data(facts)==Y'
would seem to be the proper syntax ('facts' is a defined field) but
is
Thanks for the offer Alex, I am already a dropbox user myself. I know
the macro works with a 'tiddler.tag.contains' phrase but am trying to
work around the limitations of not being able to assign tags directly
into a data tiddler without editing it (FormTiddler allows creating
and editing
Mans isn't alone in appreciating your help. Get well soon.
Alan
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And quite a few of us who already use both. I find my TW files work
quite well with the portable version of Firefox on the PortableApps
site.
Alan
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Tobias,
Thanks for the information on using iframes to embed one TW file in
the GUI on another. I implemented that earlier today between several
files I use as more or less static data repositories and my work
machine homepage.
Alan
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I can't speak to the ISO week numbers issue. But you also commented
on not being able to find the TW version number; I can help there.
Create a tiddler with version as the content. When displayed, it
will show the TW version. I use the text TiddlyWiki
version (without quotes) and titled
I've been trying to get DataTiddlerPlugin to work in a TW2.41 that is
available at work. For various reasons I can't go into, I can't
simply download or cut/paste into this network. So, I printed the
tiddler out and have rekeyed it, apparently with some mistakes I can't
find. It passes the
Evernote is a one-file note repository that allows you to create,
store, and edit snippets in various formats, including html. From the
description of what the OP is looking for, it looks like the OP has
tiddlers formatted in html or wants wiki formatting converted to the
comparable html (fonts,
I've been trying to fully understand the ways you can record, edit,
and retrieve structured data in a TW. So far, I see the following as
the options:
- tables within a tiddler
- slices, where a field name is followed by the field value, and by
using the ForEachTiddler plugin, you can retrieve
Thanks again, Eric. I'll play with this when I get home tonight.
Alan
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Thanks to Mike and Wolfgang for their additional information.
Alan
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I have been interested in recent discussions about slice-related
plugins. They seem to be an interesting alternative to FormTiddler
and DataTiddler Plugins-based use. But, I am still confused with the
implementation of such a system; I do better with learning from
working examples.
Is there
Thanks, Eric,
You've given me a lot to think about.
Alan
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Here is my first attempt to use slices in an application. The
retrieval isn't working. Based on Eric's information, I'm guessing I
have a typo in the retrieval tiddler. I'd appreciate some help in
correcting it.
First, I'm defining data tiddlers with the tag of 'address', with a
structure like
I should also make clear that the forEachTiddlerPlugin is installed
and working to produce other lists in this TW file.
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First question, I m not familiar with the term hr-seperated list..
Do you mean a list which has each item separated by a 'hard return' or
CarriageReturnLineFeed combination? Or is there some other
character string separating the items? If this is a one-time
occurrence to take this list and
As I've discussed previously, I can't bring in any versions or plugins
that aren't already on the office network. So, during lunch, I've
been typing in (slowly) the DataTiddlerPlugin, with the goal of also
typing in the related FormTiddlerPlugin (nothing magical about these
two, they just seem
POK,
Feel free to use it!
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Do you mean a diary that has one page for the same calendar day over a
period of years? Someone else may have already built one (I certainly
don't know everything!), but the concept can be emulated easily with
any TiddlyWiki file without needing any plugins, with a little work.
Just record each
Just a side comment after looking at the
http://jackparke.googlepages.com/jtw.html#SQLQueryPlugin
mentioned by Wolfgang. It appears to be able to issue queries to an
existing database (of various kinds), but I would suspect that the
databases are unlikely to be portable in the same way as the
Just a quick note;
The RSS feed for TW has apparently ignored the release of 2.5.3.
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Sorry. Firefox has been showing 'New Features' since the 2.5.0
release. I don't expect the same entry to be changed with new data;
I've always expected new information to come in a new article. My bad
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My first impression is 'nice effort'. I think there are some ideas
useful for harvesting for future versions of TW. But I have an issue
with the implementation for my use.
My primary personal use of TW is on Linux (and a separate
implementation at work on WinXP, but these are not
You can also open any TW file in a text editor or text file viewer and
copy/paste the data tiddlers information to any future application; it
is not in any proprietary format. I go across several OS' without any
problem, so you are protected there as well.
Actually, that was the exact macro. But, the weird thing is after a
reboot, it is working!
Thanks for trying to help; I guess this is just one of those 'cosmic
ray' moments.
Alan
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I tried your suggestion but the result was an error message about an
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Here is a ForEachTiddler macro I'm trying to include in an application
and it is returning 'undefined' instead of what I expect. It could be
a typo on my part, but...
forEachTiddler
where 'tiddler.title.contains(2009-08-04) !
tiddler.tags.contains(status)'
sortBy
'tiddler.tag+tiddler.title'
As part of a macro I'm writing, I'm trying to use a function that is
not defined in the macro.
where 'tiddler.title.containsAny
([2009-08-03,2009-08-04,2009-08-05,2009-08-06,2009-08-07])'
The following function works fine:
'tiddler.tag.containsAny
is relatively straightforward, even from your browser without TW. The
syntax for the links is simply 'file:///home/alanbcohen/' (on linux)
or 'file:///C:/' (on windows). Just use that in a link like [[Browse
C: Drive|file:///C:/]] The bad part is that while you can browse
drives and see the files
I use relative addressing to get to other files and simply do not
specify a drive letter in my links whenever possible. For example, I
use OneLevelUp/Wiki as my home directory and my main TW file is
'index.html'. I generally create subdirectories to hold any other
files that I need to link to.
Sorry, while walking the dog (yes, I really have one), I had another
thought:
Another advantage of using directories under the main Wiki directory,
if you need to copy/send/move the Wiki, you can just take the whole
directory and all of its contents. without worrying about losing any
links.
Hi Dave,
(Oops, I just had a flash from HAL 9000)
I'm not much more experienced than you with TW, but I can give you
some feedback. At work, I've got three TW files, index.html,
project.html, and journal.html. Index is also my home page in
firefox. I use it to keep my links to important
Based on what I've read up to now, it doesn't look like you can make a
non-text object into a tiddler, just link to it as an external
object. Is that correct, or can you include a picture or a word
processing file directly in a tiddler?
Up to now, I have used an attachments subdirectory for my
Xmarks is the only one fromPaul's list I'm using; I have it on all my
machines (except for my VM's), but the problem seems to be isolated to
the individual TW file and machine. I can redownload a new blank TW
and use it on the same machine, even in the same session. Sometimes,
I can import my
I'm having problems with not being able to close a new tiddler,
regardless if I have autosave on or off. I can cancel out so I
haven't lost access to existing tiddlers, just updating or adding.
This is on PCLOS Linux, fully updated and TW2.5.2.
I'm still expanding my Project Organization TW file and adding
capabilities like tiddlers that list all of any employer's staff
assigned to the Project. I'm using ForEachTiddler macros and the they
are basically the same except for the 'where criteria'. Up to now,
I've been using cut/paste from
I've upgraded one machine to Firefox 3.5.1 and opened a TW2.5.2 file I
had on that machine. It asked me if I should allow the file to have
'enhanced' whatever and I did. When I open a new tiddler and put in
any text ('George') with any title ('MrSmith'), and press save,
nothing happens. I can
The dangers of overthinking the problem!
Thanks Morris!
[[Johnny Smith|Smith, Jonathan F.]] gave me exactly what I needed for
this. I had been thinking I needed to enclose the section after the
bar (|) with double squares, but that didn't work. I didn't think to
try leaving them off. Duh!
Wolfgang,
Thank you. It was the 'containsAny' that I was missing. I was trying
to use JavaScript or Regular expressions in the 'contain' target
without success. The other examples will definitely come in useful,
as well.
I most appreciate the help.
Alan
I'm looking at using 'ForEach where' to select tiddler that satisfy
multiple conditions. Two scenarios; getting a list of tiddlers that
have one of five tags (ie., 'ABC', 'NBC', CBS', 'FOX', 'WB', but not
'PBS', 'Book', or 'NPR') and the second scenario being tagged as
'Consultant' and title
I'm looking at needing a tiddler like [[Johnny Smith|[[Smith, Jonathan
F.. Because of the source of imported data, my people tiddlers
are formatted as 'lastname, firstname mi'. It actually works fairly
well. But sometimes, in the text of other tiddlers, I want to use the
everyday
Let's say I have a tiddler [[Smith, John]]. in a separate tiddler, I
have a reference 'Johnny Smith'. I want to link them but the context
really doesn't allow using the 'last , first' format. [[Johny Smith|
[[Smith, John doesn't seem to work.
(background; I have close to three hundred
I apparently missed the release of TinyTiddly, sorry. I am intrigued
by the idea, especially since I use multiple TW files, separated by
function, linked to a common root to prevent the slowdowns some have
reported (e.g., keep my address book in a separate file from my
journal).
Can a common
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