As said on the github issue, it's not clear to me what exactly you want to
do with this: Is it meant as a feature request board (doesn't look like
one, but you posted it on the GitHub issue pertaining to that...) ? Or is
it a general chat/forum meant to replace this group?
I /hate/ google
For now I have something like
<>
This usually kind-of-works, but it actually displays a toc for the *current
*tiddler, not the tiddler in which the snippet is contained.
How can I change that?
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I like this. It seems better than having "spinoffs" like cardo.wiki that
are hard(er) to integrate with your own wiki.
Le mercredi 11 avril 2018 11:26:48 UTC+2, BurningTreeC a écrit :
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> Hi Mat ,
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> I was thinking that we (the community) could make collections/packages
> (like editions)
Hi,
I've read previous posts about moving to different forums and the reasons
why GG is good for our needs, but there isn't much talk about a live chat.
I think IRC is far superior to forums for quick questions, especially for
noobs: it's interactive, so people can quickly ask follow-up
Until the channel is pointed to and designated as official help channel in
various places (documentation, this group, tiddlywiki website, github,
etc.) there's never going to be enough people to bring it to life.
There should also be some people willing to be operators (I wouldn't mind
Thank you, that works indeed :)
Would you mind explaining what's wrong with my approach?
Le mercredi 11 avril 2018 10:43:59 UTC+2, PMario a écrit :
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> Hi,
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> Create a tiddler named: toc-sel
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> <>
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> Use it with
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> {{||toc-sel}}
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> and you are good to go. No macro
True, but the point of IRC is not to have retrievable information more to
get quick help on mostly rapidly solvable issues. If I have to come ask a
question here, I'm stuck until someone answers, sometimes hours later. On
IRC a newb can get an answer in the minute and get on with what he was
Edition
><https://tiddlywiki.com/#XLSX%20Utilities%20Edition>
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> What could we add to this, besides the above suggested editions for
> Students, Writers, and Recipe collectors?
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> On Wednesday, April 11, 2018 at 7:26:46 PM UTC+9, Luca Dorigo wrote:
Maybe I'm not using the feature as intended but at the moment titles really
mess up my tiddlers.
For example, say I have a tiddler "Subtopic" containing the following
wikitext:
Some intro text, blablablablabla, nothing important,
! First Section
Some more explanation,
(you probably know it, but if you want /any/ character and not only
alphanymeric ones, it should be /^.{1,4}$/ :-) )
Le samedi 7 avril 2018 19:15:22 UTC+2, Matthew Petty a écrit :
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> I had missed out the ^, so that fixed it, thank you!
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> To explain what I'm doing, just in case you're
Its interesting you think of these as "editions".
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> I think of them as APPLICATIONS. No problem. But in terms of promotion why
> promote a version as an "edition?" An edition OF WHAT? As far as I can see
> they are a each a BRICOLAGE of relevant bits deserving its own emergent
> wholeness.
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Le mercredi 11 avril 2018 20:07:21 UTC+2, Mark S. a écrit :
> Whether you get an answer or not will depend on whether someone is
> available. I don't see how the platform would change that.
>
> -- Mark
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> On Wednesday, April 11, 2018 at 10:32:11 AM UTC-7, Luca Dorigo
Hi there,
Sorry if this was asked before but search is pretty bad on the google group.
I wanted to write a small script to quickly add pictures (screenshots from
my clipboards) to TW, as the current interface is way too slow.
I wrote the script to add the image and corresponding .meta file in
Hi there,
I've been doing just this for the past year. TW is a wonderful tool for the
purpose, but it does need some tweaking in order to be usable as live
notetaking.
Here are some tips:
* Use the node version of TW. Preferably storing it on dropbox or some
cloud provider so you don't want
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