[tw5] Re: YouTube macro lil syntax help

> A little related additional question. I sorted out with YouTube, but what > if I want to play .mp4 inside TW? > > I tried both and tags, but they didn't work. For example > if I want a video from https://somesite.com/somevideo.mp4 to play and > write: > > https://somesite.com/somevideo.mp4

[tw5] Re: YouTube macro lil syntax help

A little related additional question. I sorted out with YouTube, but what if I want to play .mp4 inside TW? I tried both and tags, but they didn't work. For example if I want a video from https://somesite.com/somevideo.mp4 to play and write: https://somesite.com/somevideo.mp4";> or https

[tw5] Re: Formatting based on field value

Yes, the last one worked perfectly! Though it's a bit more difficult to understand then the first one. Which is the input set, the output set, where the variable is assigned to individual item and where the variable is assigned to the whole set, so on... I mean the main question is not exactly

[tw5] Re: Formatting based on field value

> Try this: > <$list filter="[tag[Comedy]!sort[releasedate]]" variable="title"> ><$list filter="[ > get[releasedate]compare:integer:lteq[20200701]then]"> > <$link/> | > > > > The outer $list gets the titles of the tiddlers with the desired tag, > sorted in descending order by re

[tw5] Re: Formatting based on field value

> > Jake wrote: >> >> guys... guys... and to put it inside a $list?.. and to combine it with... >> a tag thing... and a sort thing... >> >> ps. btw, if i use only MMDD format for dates - can I use just >> "integer" then as comparison type? >> > > Did you at all *test *it before asking others

[tw5] Re: Formatting based on field value

[image: og_og_1485180781287968971[1].jpg] guys... guys... and to put it inside a $list?.. and to combine it with... a tag thing... and a sort thing... ps. btw, if i use only MMDD format for dates - can I use just "integer" then as comparison type? -- You received this message because you

[tw5] Re: Formatting based on field value

> > That last solution of mine did *not *have any macro. A macro is a > separate "codelet" that starts with "\definition". > > >> OK, first, I agree that it *ought *to be possible to directly insert the >> color into the span thing. Again, my last solution did kind of do this. But >> there a

[tw5] Re: Formatting based on field value

> Hmmm s... do I get it right, that in order not to type all that >> "list" thing each time I need to make 2 macros? >> > > No, it could all be in one code if it weren't for the fact > that "background-color:" can't take <<...>> as an argument but it *can *take > $(...)$ as an argume

[tw5] Re: Formatting based on field value

> > Maybe I answered in an incomplete way: If you want the outer code, i.e the > listwidget, to be a macro then you would do as you correctly propose. But > the reason so split it up into two macros is only because that css bit > can't handle <<...>> as an argument. > Can it be done via some "

[tw5] Re: Formatting based on field value

> > Fun little task. > You might want some additional style tweaking but here's how you can do it: > > \define rating() Rating {{!! > rating}} > > <$list filter="[{!!rating}compare:integer:gt[70]then[green]] > ~[{!!rating}compare:integer:gt[50]then[grey]] ~[[red]]" variable=color> > <> > > > Hmm

[tw5] Formatting based on field value

Thanks everyone for the previous answer, but I have another small question. I've searched the forum, but couldn't find the answer. So, the question is rather simple. Is it possible to automatically apply formatting to the field in the text based on its value? For example: I have a field "rating"

[tw5] Re: Show Tag Tiddlers of Current Tiddler marked with certain Tag

> > I think the shortest and most performant filter is: > [enlist{!!tags}]+[tag[genre]] > It lists the tags of the current tiddler and then looks, if it has a tag > "genre" > There are 2 lists: > The first will give you a comma separated list. > <$list filter="[enlist{!!tags}]+[tag[genre]]"><$li

[tw5] Re: Show Tag Tiddlers of Current Tiddler marked with certain Tag

> > OR... > > <$list filter="[enlist{!!tags}]" variable="thistag"> ><$list filter="[tag[genre]]"> > <$link to=<>/>, > > > > The outer $list gets all tags for the current tiddler > The inner $list checks each of those tags to see if it is a genre > Yep! The second one also works, th

[tw5] Re: Show Tag Tiddlers of Current Tiddler marked with certain Tag

> You can use nested $list widgets, like this: > > Genre: > <$list filter="[tag[genre]]" variable="genre"> ><$list filter="[tag]"> > <$link to=<>/>, > > > > The outer $list gets each tiddler tagged with genre. > The inner $list checks if the current tiddler has that genre as a tag

[tw5] Re: Show Tag Tiddlers of Current Tiddler marked with certain Tag

> OK, maybe: > > <$vars curr=<>> > <$list filter="[tag[genre]]"> > <$list filter="[tag]"><$link/>, > > > > Errmm... Nope :) As a result I get current tiddler title shown 9 times... :) -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWiki" group. To uns

[tw5] Re: Show Tag Tiddlers of Current Tiddler marked with certain Tag

> You may be interested in list-links-inline > , > > Otherwise; > > <$list filter="[tag[genre]]"><$link/>, > > (A problem here is that you'll get a comma also after the last title.) > > No-no-no... that will just show all the Tag Tiddlers tagged "genre

[tw5] Show Tag Tiddlers of Current Tiddler marked with certain Tag

Well, the title says it all. Very simple one. E.g. if I have a small movie base and I have "genre" tags like "Action", "Drama", "Comedy", etc. and I marked all those tags with "genre" tag. And now I want to show them as clickable Tiddlers in the text field of a current Tiddler like: Genre: [[.

Re: [tw5] Re: Text based on field value (Plus ">" or "< " math operators)

> You might want to look at the brand new *compare* operator: > https://tiddlywiki.com/#compare%20Operator > Yeah-yeah. Thanks, Xavier! I found that some time ago. -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWiki" group. To unsubscribe from this gro

[tw5] Re: Is there an editable Wiki for TiddlyWiki somewhere?

> > Is there an editable Wiki for TiddlyWiki somewhere? > Thank you very much for your answers! > > The answer to my question, as it was meant, seems to be: No, there isn't. > > I think that is a great pity. > Also thought about that - with the same sad reaction (since I would be one of the "

[tw5] Re: $link to anchor?

> > ARIA (Accessible Rich Internet Applications) is a way to help people with > disabilities to process a page: > https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/Accessibility/ARIA > An `aria-label` will describe the element to, for instance, a screen > reader. > Well, then I guess that is not a

[tw5] $link to anchor?

Is there a way to $link to a specific anchor in a tiddler (like you do with https://tiddlywiki.com/#LinkWidget and there is some parameter called: aria-label Optional accessibility label Is this some TW analogue of anchor? If so, how to put one in a tiddler? There's absolutely zero info

[tw5] Re: YouTube macro lil syntax help

Yep, that worked! Using the inline filter, your macro definition would look like this: > \define video(url, w:"400px", h:"300px") > www.youtube.com/watch?v=]addprefix[https://www.youtube.com/embed/]] }}} > frameborder="0" allowfullscreen> > \end > As well as this: One more note... to make t

[tw5] YouTube macro lil syntax help

Well, I think you already guessed from the title what this is about. I wrote this and it actually works: \define video(url, w:"400px", h:"300px") \end but I don't want to manually change https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VIDEOID to https://www.youtube.com/embed/VIDEOID I think I already know w

[tw5] Re: "EditTextWidget for Dummies" anywhere?

> If you are trying to create a form, I figured the easiest approach was to > just store the data of your form on a data tiddler. All this can then be > done while giving complete flexibility on different field types. If you > create a form template and then use that template to create new tid

[tw5] Re: "EditTextWidget for Dummies" anywhere?

> I didn't follow the intricacies of this thread but to make something > appear/disappear with the click of a button you can use the RevealWidget > as described here (see > section "Accordion or Slider") OR, since you refer to it as a "templa

[tw5] Re: Google groups page not loading properly?

same -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWiki" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to tiddlywiki+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d

[tw5] Re: "EditTextWidget for Dummies" anywhere?

A little question: what if I want this template to appear/disappear with a click of a button? E.g. I stored that form in a tiddler "DataInput" I tried this: <$button> Data Form <$set name="datavar" value="DataInput"> <$transclude tiddler={{||}} /> but obviously I'm doing smth wrong coz i

[tw5] Re: "EditTextWidget for Dummies" anywhere?

On Thursday, July 2, 2020 at 11:24:04 AM UTC-7, Eric Shulman wrote: >> >> I'm also working on an enhanced version where the buttons appear as a >> "popup" >> only when the $edit-text control gets the input focus, but I'm still >> debugging that >> version (there's a strange interaction between

[tw5] Re: "EditTextWidget for Dummies" anywhere?

> Here's a macro that provides a work-around interface: > How to use it: > * copy the above code into a tiddler (e.g., > "$:/TiddlyTools/Macros/getinput") > * tag that tiddler with "$:/tags/Macro" > * in any other tiddler, write: > <> > > How it works: > * the $edit-text default value is the cu

[tw5] Re: "EditTextWidget for Dummies" anywhere?

> > Jake, > > Do some reading on how the <$list> and <$tiddler> widgets and templates > can affect the value of currentTiddler before being dismissive. There is > good reason why the default target of a lot of widgets is currentTiddler > that makes it appropriate in 99.9% of use-cases. > > Also

[tw5] Re: "EditTextWidget for Dummies" anywhere?

> > From EditTextWidget: > "One trap to be aware of is that the edit text widget cannot be used to > edit a field of the tiddler that contains it. Each keypress results in the > tiddler being re-rendered, which loses the cursor position within the text > field." > ... > "In short the EditTextWi

[tw5] Re: "EditTextWidget for Dummies" anywhere?

> > Hi Jake, > > Read carefully the "Notes" section of that link you just referenced. You > need to edit a field that is not in the tiddler that contains the > EditTextWidget. The notes give you an example how to do that. It can be > worked around. > > /Mike > Yeah, I read that, but don't thin

[tw5] "EditTextWidget for Dummies" anywhere?

I'm just wondering if there is some manual or tutorial about EditTextWidget and how to create and manipulate input forms in general? Because this info: https://tiddlywiki.com/#EditTextWidget is definitely not enough for me. For example: why does the input field becomes "inactive" after every s

[tw5] Adding any field in Tiddly Commander erases all main field content?

Yeah, I know, I read this: "Note: This will overwrite the existing fileds!" but I thought it would be the case only if the field I'm adding to the selected batch already exists in some of those tiddlers, but not the main text field! So, my questions are: 1. Why does that "awesome feature" exis

[tw5] Re: Icon based on tag or field value in a list

> Then you could write: > {{{ [tags[]tag[Category]addsuffix[-icon]] }}} > > In other words: > "for the current tiddler, get it's tags, then select only tags are > themselves tagged with "Category" and add the "-icon" suffix to that tag > name > > This still assumes that there's only one catego

[tw5] Re: Icon based on tag or field value in a list

I just checked this one (for categories in the fields): > Instead, you could write: > {{{ [get[category]addsuffix[-icon]] }}} > > which you would use in the <$transclude> of your list output, like this: > <$list filter="[tag[project]state[Active]!sort[lastedit]]"> > > <$link/> >

[tw5] Re: Icon based on tag or field value in a list

> Possibly, you can use the SetWidgets "select" attribute or if that doesn't > work, try with WikifyWidget: > > <$set name="category-var" filter="..." select=0> > <$list ...> > <> > > > Ermmm... the problem is that the above mentioned filter for $set assesses the fields of "currentTiddler"

[tw5] Icon based on tag or field value in a list

So, the question is that I want to have an icon to show near a project name based on its category. Let's assume I have tiddlers "category1-icon", "category2-icon", "category3-icon", "category4-icon", "category5-icon" with some image (images) in them (not the "content-type: image" thing, just a

[tw5] Re: Show part of field value

> > One minor problem arises because your fields also include a suffix of " > Gb", which makes the > field values "non-numeric" and, as written here: > https://tiddlywiki.com/#nsort%20Operator > >> "Non-numeric values are treated as having a higher value than any number" > > Which automatically

[tw5] Show part of field value

A little question. I wanted to sort projects by projectsize. But as I found out TW sorts them based on "text" logic, not "math" logic. So, if I want 140.15 Gb be higher then 1.3 Gb, 2 Gb, 3 Gb and not between then I need to give them values 001.5 Gb, 002 Gb, 003 Gb. But I don't need those addit

[tw5] Re: Can I use transclusion in hyperlinks?

Oooops... looks like there is an answer in the neighbour topic. I swear to God it wasn't there when I started typing this one. I gonna check that "addprefix" or "addsuffix" thing... понедельник, 29 июня 2020 г., 16:17:51 UTC+3 пользователь Jake написал: > > Another little dumb question. How to t

[tw5] Re: Can I use transclusion in hyperlinks?

Another little dumb question. How to transclude field value into a hyperlink? I tried to tailor info from this topic, but wasn't successful. 1. So, question is very easy: If I have a "mylink" field in a tiddler. How do I transclude it so that it continued to operate as a hyperlink? I tried smth

[tw5] Autoupdate fields in the transcluded tiddler?

Is there a way to "update" fields in transcluded Tiddler? I mean if I have {{!!myfield}} values in the transcluded tiddler is there a way, so that TiddlyWiki automatically changed the "currentTiddler" and showed the field values not of the original tiddler but the the field values of the one I

[tw5] Re: Printing the results of a fliter

Was thinking about the very close problem. I think you'd be advised with a better solution, since I'm a total newbie, but try this one: Filtered List Variable Assignment This form of the set variable widget evaluates the filter and assigns the result to the variable as a space-separated list (u

[tw5] Re: Text based on field value (Plus ">" or "< " math operators)

After a bit of trying I came to understanding, that for single value this might work: for text: <$set name="myVariable" filter="[title[tiddler2]state[value1]then[good result]else[bad result]]"> <$text text=<>/> for another tiddler transclusion: <$set name="myVariable" filter="[title[tiddler2]

[tw5] Text based on field value (Plus ">" or "< " math operators)

I've read this thing https://tiddlywiki.com/#Conditional%20Operators, but I'm still a bit confused which widgets to use: $text, $view, $list etc and which filters or operators... Here's my question. 1. For example, I have a field in some tiddler (tiddler1) called "state" and possible values i

[tw5] Re: Easy way to delete tiddlers with a certain tag?

> Hit the $:/AdvanedSearch tiddler (click the magnifier glass next to the > sidebar search), click on the "Filter" tab and enter "[tag[tagName]]" (no > quotes) in the search box. There is an option to delete or export all > search results right next to the search box. > Thanks! That's waa

[tw5] Easy way to delete tiddlers with a certain tag?

I've searched the forum and I know this question was raised a couple of times, but many of the topics are 5 or 10 years old and I'm not sure if they are suitable for the current version of TiddlyWiki since all those solutions are quite complicated, especially for a newbie. Plus maybe there is a

Re: [tw5] Re: Tiddly Desktop bug

> > Hi OGNSYA, Jake, > > What operating system are you using? > > To be clear, are you both experiencing the same problem: that double > clicking the tray icon when TiddlyDesktop is running causes the wiki list > to become corrupted? > Hi Jeremy! Any launch of a second TiddlyDesktop applicat

[tw5] Re: Max size of single html wiki file?

> >> No-no, i definitely don't want several TDs launched. I just got rid of >> the mess that caused. :) >> > > This was just a warning, if you wanted to do this. But that is what I > understood as "INSIDE TiddlyDesktop" > I meant I had no problems (so far) with several WINDOWS (i.e. wikis) of

[tw5] Re: Max size of single html wiki file?

On Question 1 > I am used to external links opening in my default browser, I have being > happy with this but I can have a look at this. I don't think there is, > however TiddlyDesktop was recently updated to allow command line opening of > a specific wiki, so you may be able to provide an ext

[tw5] Re: Max size of single html wiki file?

> Try https://kookma.github.io/TW-Searchwikis/ I looked it a bit, but I think it answers some other questions that are currently on my mind. Currently I don't want to drastically change the structure. For now I just want to know: 1. Is there a way to link to a tiddler in another wiki so that

[tw5] Re: Tiddly Desktop bug

Looks like it stored that data not in its core install folder but in c:\Users\User\AppData\Local\TiddlyDesktop\User Data\... folder. After I cleaned that up, everything got to normal. "Thanks" for help, everybody. I wonder, did noone know about that? Or was it so diffucult to tell: "dude, check

[tw5] Tiddly Desktop bug

[image: 2020-06-17_17-32-05.png] I accidently pushed an icon to launch TiddlyDesktop application while one TiddlyDesktop was already running. The application freezed. I closed it, but after that I got "that" (pic related). I still can open other wikis, but I can not remove this thing. I tried

[tw5] Re: Max size of single html wiki file?

> If you start to look at interwiki possibilities you will discover already > many methods and opportunities. > > I say assume tiddlywiki can do it and if you find it can't ask for help. > Structure your content so you can find and export exactly what you want and > you will be future proofed.

[tw5] Re: Max size of single html wiki file?

It's just I'm editing it for less than a month ang got from initial 2.2mb to 3mb. I'm keeping all the images in separate folders and don't import them in wiki to keep the size to the minimun. Of course I'm far from having size limitations so far, but would Tiddly Desktop for example handle wiki

[tw5] Max size of single html wiki file?

A short question: What is the maximum size (in terms of megabytes) of a single html wiki file? I know it probably depends on your system RAM, but "in general", what is the reasonable maximum size to operate without lags, freezes, etc? I searched the forum, but couldn't find the answer. -- You

[tw5] Re: Can I use transclusion in hyperlinks?

> > > To keep "the best of both worlds", you could do something like this: > \define gofolder(text,foldertid,file) <$vars > folder={{$foldertid$}}>< "$text$" "$file$">> > \define link2file(text,file) [ext[$text$|file:///$(folder)$/$file$]] > with tiddlers [[MyDocs Path]], [[MyImages Path]], [[MyD

[tw5] Re: Can I use transclusion in hyperlinks?

Wow! Looks like it worked! Thanks a lot, Eric! "BUT..." :) what if I want to make it a bit more complex? What if I want to make "MyFolder" also a variable? e.g. if I have folders like "MyDocs", "MyImages", "MyData", "Downloads", etc. with this method, as I understood, I would have to make a se

[tw5] Can I use transclusion in hyperlinks?

The question is can I use a transclusion in hyperlinks? For example if I have links to local files, folders located in C:\MyFolder01\MySubfolder\myfile.txt, and it currently works just file [[myfile|file:///C:\MyFolder01\MySubfolder\myfile.txt]], but if I rename MyFolder01 to MyFolder02 I don't

[tw5] TiddlyDesktop bug with local links in Cyrillic

I was having troubles (and still do) trying to open links like [[Cyrillic link|file:///g:\!Notebook\Записная1]]. So I tried to use it in Unicode [[Cyrillic link|file:///G:/!Notebook/%D0%97%D0%B0%D0%BF%D0%B8%D1%81%D0%BD%D0%B0%D1%8F1]] but with the same result. I asked people here on the forum an

[tw5] Re: Simple way to link image to Tiddler?

Yes! That's exactly what I wanted! Thanks Eric! понедельник, 1 июня 2020 г., 2:23:48 UTC+3 пользователь Eric Shulman написал: > > On Sunday, May 31, 2020 at 3:54:41 PM UTC-7, Jake wrote: >> >> Looks like partial solution is to make it an actual button: >> <$button> >> <$action-navigate $to="Sampl

[tw5] Re: Simple way to link image to Tiddler?

Looks like partial solution is to make it an actual button: <$button> <$action-navigate $to="Sample One"/> [img [imgurl]] but this way the image will look like an actual button, with borders and stuff. How to make it stay looking like a normal image? -- You received this message because you

[tw5] Re: Simple way to link image to Tiddler?

PS. Well, maybe I described it not the proper way. I want to open Tiddler not in a browser (though that still doesn't work for some reasons), but just to open the needed Tiddler inside my TW. So the image would serve like some kind of button. -- You received this message because you are subscr

[tw5] Simple way to link image to Tiddler?

I know it should be pretty easy, but I searched a bit on this forum before asking and read this one http://tobibeer.github.io/tb5/#Markup but haven't found the answer. So, what's the easy way to link image to a Tiddler? I tried using permalinks [img[imgurl]] but it didn't work for some r

[tw5] Re: Show items added in the list field of the current tiddler

2Mario: Yeah! Looks like it worked. I wrote a marco: \define imgtxt(url, height, top) \end And now it seems like I can modify the size and position of any icon in the text the way I want with this: > That's rather useful, since the existing set of s

[tw5] Re: Show items added in the list field of the current tiddler

One more little question. *What's the proper way to include internal styles without classes, only for a certain element?* I read this thing: http://tobibeer.github.io/tb5/#Markup but still couldn't make it. For example, if I have this class defined in my stylesheet .icon {height: 1.2em; pos

[tw5] Re: Show items added in the list field of the current tiddler

Yeah, I knew about that part before asking the question and have the info button enabled for all the twiddlers, but that is not that effective for me. One time two more clicks is not a problem, but make it a hundred... Plus it's "vertical", i like it horizontally. But thanks. пятница, 29 мая 20

[tw5] Re: Show items added in the list field of the current tiddler

Yep, that's it! That's all I need ("for now" (◑‿◐)). I thought it should implement 'p' by itself somehow. :)) \define mylinks() links: <$list filter="[list[]]"><$link/>, \end PS. On the image you posted - I think there's no "blank row". I think that's just "margin" between the paragraphs.

[tw5] Re: Show items added in the list field of the current tiddler

Yeah, of course I tried this one. It definitely adds a blank row, but it doesn't want to consider the "links:..." part as a new paragraph. I have paragraphs with "text-indent: 1em", but this way macro considers links part as a simple text, with no indent like other paragraphs do. четверг, 28 ма

[tw5] Re: Show items added in the list field of the current tiddler

Yeah, the paragraph part works fine. Now I just need a blank row, like , before it. четверг, 28 мая 2020 г., 22:42:33 UTC+3 пользователь Flibbles написал: > > Like... this...? > > \define mylinks() > links: <$list filter="[list[]]"><$link/>, > \end > > This is my content > > <> > > Just includin

[tw5] Re: Show items added in the list field of the current tiddler

No-no-no... much more simple than that... I just want it to be like: "Main text of the tiddler... blah-blah-blah... new paragraph: links: (here goes my links)" for the last part I have: "\define mylinks() links: <$list filter="[list[]]"><$link/>, " Now I just need to include in macro blank

[tw5] Re: Show items added in the list field of the current tiddler

Yeah, looks like replacing [enlist{!!list}] with [list[]] works just fine. Another little question: what if I want to add a and start of a new paragraph for the bottom links? What should I add here: "\define mylinks() links: <$list filter="[list[]]"><$link/>, " for macro? (As I noticed if I typ

[tw5] Re: Show items added in the list field of the current tiddler

Yeah, I can open file:///d:\моясукапапка\ in my browser (Chrome) just fine. I just print "file:///d:\моясукапапка\" in url field - and here it is, all the content of the folder. So the issue is not with a browser or a wrong spelling, but the TiddlyWiki engine I assume. [enlist{!!list}] or [lis

[tw5] Re: Show items added in the list field of the current tiddler

Yeah! This one worked perfectly! And it's a lot easier to implement and understand (still fighting with the first one though :)) And as I understood - you can put whatever you like before last , not only space, but ", " or " | " or whatever and it works like separator between tweedlers like "T

[tw5] Re: Show items added in the list field of the current tiddler

okey... now I'll try to process this one... it may take several days... :)) i liked "{{{ [enlist{!!list}] }}}" more. But anyway - thanks a lot! You were very helpfull! -- You received this message because you are subscribe

[tw5] Re: Show items added in the list field of the current tiddler

среда, 27 мая 2020 г., 18:18:20 UTC+3 пользователь Mat написал: > > You might also be interested in Flibbles Relink plugin. > > <:-) > wow-wow-wow... what sorcery is this??? ༼ つ ◕_◕ ༽つ i tried this Flibbles Relink plugin - and looks like it worked! I also thought it would be difficult to instal

[tw5] Re: Show items added in the list field of the current tiddler

среда, 27 мая 2020 г., 18:18:20 UTC+3 пользователь Mat написал: > > > OK, you can put this at the bottom of the text field > > {{{ [enlist{!!list}] }}} > > You're right that if you change the titles of those tiddler, then this > will be updated. You might also be interested in Flibbles Relink pl

[tw5] Re: Show items added in the list field of the current tiddler

I want the list content to show at the bottom of the specific tiddlers. Well, I can always write them down as an ordinary text like: "see also: [[blabla]], [[blablabla]]", but as I understand they won't update if I change the name of the tiddler. And the items in the "lists" as I understood are

[tw5] Show items added in the list field of the current tiddler

Hi, I'm new with Tiddlywiki and I have a question to ask. I think it should be rather simple, but I've read quite a bit about Lists and Filter Operators and couldn't figure that out. (Btw, a little advise to those who write those database: it could really use some examples how the FINAL CODE sh