Hello,
thank you TWTones, JD, Thomas and Mat for your kind words, I am very
happy to hear that Tinka has been useful to you. I apologize for the
late reply, but life has been busy.
@TWTones: If I understand your question correctly, you are mostly
looking to figure out how to organize the
Hello all,
its already been years again, since I last updated Tinka. However, with
a lot of help and guidance by Mat, Tinka is now reworked to have an
easier interface as well as work nicely with newer versions of TW5. You
can take a look at the new version here:
Hi Adam,
unfortunately, the simple answer to this is: `tm-full-screen` will never
work as a startup action, as these actions run before the rootwidget is
initialized to listen for and handle these messages.
It could work if you figure out a way to delay the action, but I'm not
sure how one
Dear Mohammad,
I'm currently debating whether or not its even worth fixing it, since
the whole issue seems to be caused by a bug in TW itself, which is
already fixed for the upcoming 5.1.20 (see [1]). So just waiting means
that things will repair themselves. There is a way to create a
Hi,
thank you for posting this and looking into it, I'll have a look at it
soon and see if I can come up with a solution to get it working properly
and future-poof it for the 5.1.20 release.
/Andreas
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Hi,
pretty cool idea and a nice demo too, I could see it be used by people
doing more serious things with TW.
I am unsure though why they would need the hopscotchjs thing when
clearly TW has all the capabilities to do this out of the box?
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Currently TW has no explicit support for webp. There is no reason why it
wouldn't be able to support it though, you can just add "image/webp" to
the list of registered filetypes in `$:/boot/boot.js` [1] and you should
be good, assuming you have a browser with webp support.
/Andreas
[1] Hint:
Hi,
I want to confirm that this is not an issue on my end. When I use
`$:/core/save/lazy-all` with the node server, I can't delete any
tiddlers that have been lazily loaded (as in the server won't delete
them, the browser will).[1]
Assuming this is a bug, I have already tracked down why
Hi Tony,
I figured this might be of interest for your collection, there is
another way to do conditionals within certain limits if one has the
"Tinka" plugin installed. Specifically, it includes a plugin similiar to
the reveal widget in its function but also allows you to check for regex
Hi Musical Coder,
the tiddler with your Redline palette will have a 'name' and a
'description' field which are likely also cloned from the
Contrast (Light) palette. Those are the fields used to display the name
of the palette, so changing those will also change it in the palette
listing.
Thanks Kalmir,
the Tiddlywiki side of things are easily setup, as its just a simple
plugin, but it also works with either Jed's MultiUser Version (now
called Bob or something else?) or with TiddlyServer. (Note, you have to
run the nodejs version here)
The Minecraft server is fairly tricky,
Well,
In my opinion TW is ill-suited as a computational notebook and the
already established solution in the Form of Jupyter is more than up to
the task. The only think I can see happen is TW having an interface to
the Jupyter Kernels, but even then, it doesn't quite fit TW's model.
The main
Hi,
I hope I am not offtopic with sharing this, but back in February I wrote
a plugin for a Minecraft server that connects to Tiddlywiki for the
purposes of exploring memory palaces. The idea was that you could link
up places within your Minecraft world to tiddlers within your wiki,
which
Hi,
just to add onto all the tips you have already gotten: The info tab uses
the button popup mechanism to get the behaviour that you want, so an
example would be this (taken from the documentation at [1]):
|<$button popup="$:/SamplePopupState">Open Answer <$reveal
type="nomatch" text=""
Hi oxydum,
yes, there is: You can use Evan's Timer widget [1] to send the
appropriate navigate messages. I think you might have to keep track of
the current/next slide, which you can either use the history/story list
for or roll your own solution with fields.
/Andreas
[1]
Hi Abraham,
that sounds pretty interesting, I've had some thoughts about that in the
past too, but I've never tried to do it. Are you (planning on) using the
Browser messaging mechanism that plugin libraries also use to inject the
scraped tiddlers into the TW? Will the scraping support XPATH
Hi TJ,
yes, there is several ways to do this:
1. A few years back I wrote a minimalist example class in python to
save/load tiddlers into an *active* nodejs TW instance, I've attached it
to this email.
2. If you don't need/want a nodejs instance to run you could always
write out '.tid' or
Hi Josiah,
I fear this is slightly off-topic, but I've got 2 remarks with regards
to bundles, especially for the ones you seem to be talking about, which
are the ones which include "comfort features" or content, that you would
like to have access to across new and old TW's.
So far it has
Hi Martin,
apart from whether its a good idea or not, it is indeed possible, but
the documentation on how to do it is very scarce. Basically though, I
think you would need to write a javascript module with `module-type:
tiddlerfield` that does something (probably very) similiar to what
Hello Jasper,
I spent a long time looking for it, but I did in fact find a slightly
modified dashboard mechanism that I used back then. Unfortunately it is
not really easy to use and it looks a bit thrown together, even though I
believe it is still working with newer versions of TW. If you
Hi Jan,
thank you very much for your kind words!
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Hi Ton,
you are completely right. It seems I completely forgot the fact that
they use different prefixes, which was also true for the 'Help Tab'
functionality until this release.
Your workaround is, as far as I know, really the easiest way to
accomplish this at the moment, but I will put it
I have moved the Tinka plugin to a new home (see other topic), it is now
available on github:
Repo: https://github.com/TinkaPlugin/Tinka
Wiki: https://tinkaplugin.github.io/
Let me know if you run into any problems using it,
/Andreas
Am 26.02.2017 um 03:29 schrieb Matthew Lauber:
@Andreas
Hi,
I have just pushed the source code to the Tinka plugin to github and
included a license (MIT license), which hopefully makes it ready to use
and modify for anyone interested in the future. You can find the
repository at https://github.com/TinkaPlugin/Tinka and an introductory
wiki with
Hi Jeff,
when TW packages a plugin, the tiddlers get "transformed" into shadow
tiddlers, which basically means that they will no longer work until the
wiki is reloaded completely, so that the newly packaged plugin gets
loaded properly. Therefore, it is completely normal for stylesheets to
Hi,
sorry for my late response, I just didn't see the topic on here sooner.
When it comes to the Tinka plugin, I will setup a github repo within the
next few days containing all files that I have on it and a proper
license[1], so that it is hopefully in an easily modifiable and forkable
state
Hi Christoph,
1) You can use the|list-after|and|list-before|fields on a tiddler to
influence in which order they are displayed. See [1] for more
documentation on this.
2) Take a look at|$:/core/macros/toc|... I am not sure how familiar with
macros and widgets you are (I'm guessing not that
Hello Mat,
that is a cool idea, I do like it... there is however another
possibility to do this that you might not be aware of:
You can very easily add your own editor buttons in the editor toolbar.
Just create a tiddler, tag it with|$:/tags/EditorToolbar|and include the
following fields:
Hi Joachim,
according to the documentation in [1], the tiddler markdown should look
like:
|## planning [[plantuml [ @startuml{picture.png} start repeat :identify
the project scope, lifecycle and interfaces; :perform Task estimation
and planning; stop @enduml ]]]|
Hope that works for you
Hello Riz,
it is good to see someone working on new themes for TW, I myself tried
it once, but I never got this far. I also really like the theme/UI you
picked out, I think it can fit a wiki pretty nicely. There are two
things I've noticed though:
* I can't seem to find how to actually
Hi Greg,
due to me not having the time and money to properly maintain the site
anymore, I had to close it down about half a year ago. Tinka 0.2.0 is
still the latest update and as far as I am concerned, it is pretty much
"feature complete" when it comes to plugin creation in the browser.
Hi Josiah,
I can assure you that previous versions of TW did not have mechanisms
where [2] is likely to work. In fact I am very confident that [2] does
indeed work how its supposed to: Whenever you edit the title, the
tiddler with the old title will not be deleted and the tiddler with the
Hi Josiah,
that specific behaviour is governed by the|handleSaveTiddlerEvent|method
of the navigator widget which you can see in [1]. To change that, you
can either edit the code over there (which you might not wanna do), or
add an action widget to|$:/core/ui/Buttons/save|which keeps
Hi guys,
I have had similiar ideas in the past and gave it a few tries. The (more
or less) best thing I could come up with is extending the nodejs-server
command with a CGI interface. That way the execution of an external
program turns into a http-request, more specifically a tiddler
Hi Danielo,
glad it could be of help. Yes the commonAction.js is required (you can
see the setup method being called in the fireonrender constructor), but
you are free to (and in fact I would recommend to) change the the name
to "YOURPLUGINcommonAction", as I (and possibly other people) use
Hi Tobias,
Yes, I did suggest and talk about it in this issue here:
https://github.com/Jermolene/TiddlyWiki5/issues/1903 .
As far as I am concerned, Jeremy did give me a go on that one, which
means that eventually I am gonna sit down and work out a few more
concrete things and start a
Hi Danielo,
yes there are to the best of my knowledge two things that will
accomplish that: I think Jed extended his Trigger action daemon to the
point where a navigation event (i.e. a change to the Story tiddler) can
trigger actions. The other thing I know of is a widget contained in my
Hi Dave,
I have not done larger projects in TW myself so far, but here are a few
things to give you an idea of what might be a good start.
TW with nodejs works by having a nodejs server in the background which
delivers a fully funtioning TiddlyWiki to the browser which then has its
contents
Am 27.09.2015 um 19:42 schrieb Dave:
Thank you for that! Does that mean if I want to eventually have concurrent
access and widespread access to all patient data I should seriously consider
tiddlyweb?
It does mean that by the time you are getting to that, you can only hope
that there is a
Hi Mat,
thanks for your feedback, I am also almost positive that you will like
the Help Tab when navigating between plugin tiddlers ;).
Currently there is no github, therefore the only place to post issues is
on the Tinka page itself down in the comments and here on the mailing
list. I might
Am 26.09.2015 um 18:37 schrieb Jeremy Ruston:
Hi Andreas
Great stuff. I'm impressed that you've created your own plugin
library, too.
Best wishes
Jeremy.
Thanks Jeremy, I do have to say that I really really like the browser
message mechanism and creating my own plugin library was actually
Hi Tobias,
thanks for your feedback. I am not sure that it would make a good ad-hoc
creator, since Tinka is kinda desgined to specifically get all the nice
things that plugins offer. Of course it does not prevent one from
creating content-"plugins" (or swarms), but having version control and
Hi,
just a heads up for everyone interested:
I just released a beta version with many new features which hopefully
make plugin creation both even more simple and more comfortable. Since
this is a beta release, please do not hesitate to report bugs/typos and
the likes. It is also recomended
Am 19.09.2015 um 13:59 schrieb Jeremy Ruston:
Otherwise, yes, such a split could be done. If you search the
core/modules directory for the string $:/ you'll see the dependencies
between the core JS code and actual tiddler and tag names; there's not
actually that many.
But again, I'd ask for
Hi Jeremy,
I do agree with you and I do not want to spark a long debate, I do
however have a questions concerning this:
Am 19.09.2015 um 13:21 schrieb Jeremy Ruston:
* If it is to simplify the UI, there's already nothing to stop people
replacing $:/PageTemplate with their own complete user
Am 19.09.2015 um 15:07 schrieb Tobias Beer:
The way do it seems about right.
It does look right, however, an empty string for the filter parameter is
regarded as no filter parameter, therefore you have to design a filter,
that is empty when the variable is empty (which is hard) , but is not
Hi Tobias,
you could define it like this:
|\define changer(old-title) <$set name="currentTiddler"
value="$(state)$"> <$button> <$action-setfield $tiddler="$old-title$"
title={{!!new-title}}/> copy \end|
Please note that it only archieves a copy functionality rather than a
rename (i.e.
Am 12.08.2015 um 17:49 schrieb Jørn Madsen:
When saving the tiddler, the indentation and new lines is often lost,-
I've tried the tripple quotes to freeze the text without any luck.
You can always change the type of the tiddler to either text/plain or
application/x-python, so that the
Am 11.08.2015 um 16:39 schrieb Ghislain SILLAUME:
Any ideas?
Hi,
try:
|\define valueFromIndex() [[data]getindex[$(index_key)$]] \end $select
field=start_date $list filter=[[data]indexes[]sort[title]]
variable=index_key $list filter=valueFromIndex
variable=index_value option
Oh, and don't forget to change data back to the name of the tiddler
you want it to work on. Both in the macro and in the list filter.
Am 11.08.2015 um 16:57 schrieb Andreas Hahn:
Am 11.08.2015 um 16:39 schrieb Ghislain SILLAUME:
Any ideas?
Hi,
try:
|\define valueFromIndex()
Am 08.08.2015 um 22:20 schrieb magev958:
I love http://magictabs.tiddlyspot.com but it is much more than I need
so I have tried to copy only the add show note-function at the
bottom of every toddler, but it is very much to complex for me to wrap
my head around and I would appreciate some help
Am 10.07.2015 um 20:44 schrieb Siniy-Kit:
Hi! I continue developing TW to make it work as internet shop. some
time ago I make a little demo, and now I can show a real shop
http://magast.ru/magazin/heeg.html
it works without php or any other server code it is very easy and free
:) Many people
Am 11.07.2015 um 07:26 schrieb Rustem:
I'd like to have a field in a template tiddler, and use it's value
when rendering a tiddler via the template. I know I can get
currentTiddler's fields, or any tiddler's fields using the title of
that tiddler. But is there a way to get template's fields
Hi Mat,
New little discovery; There is a state tiddler missing a colon
- $/state/popup/tinka-create
Whoops, I never noticed that, thank you !
Maybe user could get a checkbox list for which tiddlers to delete (+a
select all button).
If I am not mistaken Tinka already has a remove feature to
Hi Mat,
thank you very much for your feedback, you raise some important points
and a new Tinka version with quite a few changes is already in the making.
Here are my thoughts:
* I don't think the Create New Plugin button/content should be
under the tab Installed Plugins but
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