Same here, also notoriously late to the show. Also just created an account
on talk.tiddlywiki.org. Can only get better than GG.
Kind regards
Werner
j.te...@gmail.com schrieb am Sonntag, 29. August 2021 um 22:58:07 UTC+2:
> Hello all,
>
> As always, late to the party. Seems lots has happened
Hello, I've some maps, is it possible to switch from one map to another via
link in Tiddlymap?
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Great stuff, everyone. Voted!
BurningTreeC schrieb am Dienstag, 8. Dezember 2020 um 09:38:24 UTC+1:
> Nice banners everyone :) ! Voted!
>
> BTC
>
> TW Tones schrieb am Dienstag, 8. Dezember 2020 um 03:30:49 UTC+1:
>
>> They are all good!
>>
>> On Tuesday, 8 December 2020 at 02:52:00 UTC+11
Just out of curiosity: how would it be spelled in Norwegian? BTW, there's
actually a song in Norwegian on heavy rotation at our regional public radio
station: Mopedbart by the HubbaBubba Club
TiddlyTweeter schrieb am Mittwoch, 25. November 2020 um 10:58:01 UTC+1:
> Werner wrote:
>
>>
Eierlegende Wollmilchsau?
https://as1.ftcdn.net/jpg/00/36/38/70/500_F_36387075_1AdkFSD4FdbLTV8r4JDEeOSo1vjJTVqL.jpg
Nails it pretty much, IMO, but somewhat hard to write for non-German
speakers...
thomas@gmail.com schrieb am Montag, 23. November 2020 um 22:15:53 UTC+1:
> TT, as a
I found it easier resorting to plain HTML and using the CSS elements
provided by Mohammad's great SHIRAZ plugin.
clutterstack schrieb am Dienstag, 13. Oktober 2020 um 02:04:06 UTC+2:
> I like the marker idea, Charlie. Markdown tables (or wikitext tables) are
> such a pain to edit that I have
Oh, ok, I get it. So far, I have helped myself out with something like
<$list filter="[tag[theTag]type[application/json]search:text]">
but compareindex[] obviously provides a way through the front door.
Great, thanks.
Werner
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Joshua, thanks for providing and caring for JsonMangler. Two stupid noob
questions.
- couldn't "compareindex[]" be achieved with getindex[]compare[]? Or have I
got something wrong?
- is something like [[Test]compareindex::number:eq[3]] legit?
e.g. when I want to dynamically create the field
Thanks, guys. Great starting point.
Werner
TW Tones schrieb am Samstag, 19. September 2020 um 10:53:45 UTC+2:
> Eric Beat me to it,
>
> should have refreshed GG, His solution is superior of course and worthy
> of the Core.
>
> However mine still demonstrates the extendibility of tiddlywiki
Tony,
sorry, was absorbed by other projects, so couldn't reply earlier. OK, I'll
be a bit more specific:
I have a number stored in a JSON tiddler. When I retrieve it, I get plain
old 3500 for example. But I want decimal points and comma separators to
have it rendered like 3,500. Or 3.500 in
Guys,
am I right that there is no TW-inherent way to display a number format or,
better, locale-specific number format?
Wouldn't it be great if it was integral part of the <$view> widget, much
like date format is?
Is there an easy fix? I mean, without having to install another plugin just
Tony,
here's how I did it:
- D installed the plugin in question. In my case, it was A. Aldrich's
Tables plugin.
- The result was two files in my tiddlers
directory: $__plugins_aaldrich_tables.json
and $__plugins_aaldrich_tables.json.meta.
- Under my
>From my limited experience... while it is possible to install a plugin on
Node.JS via D, and it seems to work properly, the plugin will only be
available on the wiki it has been installed on. If you choose the more
cumbersome way, as recommended for Node.JS, the plugin will be available on
OK, here's what worked for me. It took me a bit to figure it out,
especially for making it work on a JSON tree, but it works.
\define makeRowspan()
<$vars currentAction={{{ [all[current]indexes[Actions]sort[]first[]] }}}
cnt="0" >
<>
\end
define addRows()
<$set name="Items" filter=
Thanks, Tony, for pointing me at the range[] operator. Could you elaborate
a bit on how you use it. So far I've gotten by using the <$list> widget,
but your approach might be more efficient than mine.
Here's what I'm doing when looping through JSON data
<$set name="actions"
Thanks, Saq, so this means you are using recursion? Didn't realize this was
possible in TW. I will yet have to try it out and get back to you.
Am Mittwoch, 26. August 2020 22:41:16 UTC+2 schrieb Saq Imtiaz:
>
> I'm a bit tired so this isn't as clear as I would like, but hopefully this
>
Good evening guys, me again.
I understand that the scope of a variable is defined by the enclosing
<$vars> <$set> or <$wikify> widgets. I also understand that any new <$set>
widget opens up a new scope, where a variable defined in an outer
scope would be overridden. I am facing a problem
Tony, as you may recall, I've experimented a bit with Joshua Fontany's
great JSONMangler plugin and (nested) JSON data tiddlers. I think, the
plugin provides the tool you need.
But, after a bit of a learning curve, I found I was able to get it to work
and to access and retrieve data. I am not
Thanks so much, Eric and Tony. As usal, this was extremely helpful. And
<$wikify> actually solved the issue.
In fact, I was assuming the transclusion chain had to do with it (hence the
thread title), I am just not literate enough in TW to draw the right
conclusions and find the remedies. But
Hi Mark, yes, as written to Mat, title and text will do.
Mark S. schrieb am Dienstag, 18. August 2020 um 19:43:45 UTC+2:
> It looks like you want to search the text, title, or tag field for the
> name of a company?? Is that what you want? If you want to search in some
> non-default field,
Hi Mat, yes, I want to search globally. A pretty basic search on all text
and title fields.
Mat schrieb am Dienstag, 18. August 2020 um 19:30:08 UTC+2:
> It might be as simple as needing to use triple quoting, in case your
> theCompanies have quote characters in them.
>
> But note that the
Once again, I am feeling like a complete dumbass when dealing with
transclusion and substitution. Still having a hard time with it. OK, here's
the code:
I am refering a tiddler called activeDossier whose contents refers to a
JSON data tiddler. Tiddler content
is
Tried the latter option. Works. Many thanks.
Am Montag, 17. August 2020 16:43:57 UTC+2 schrieb Eric Shulman:
>
> On Monday, August 17, 2020 at 6:45:32 AM UTC-7, Werner wrote:
>>
>> Eric, your solution only seems to work with static text, like
>> \rules except wikilink
>> CamelCaseText
>>
>> and
Eric, your solution only seems to work with static text, like
\rules except wikilink
CamelCaseText
and not in a situation when the camel case text is generated
programatically like transclusion.
as I wrote to TW Tones, normally I would resort to the text widget, but, so
far, I haven't managed
Hi Tones,
thanks. The text widget is usually the first thing I resort to in this
case. I was not able getting transclusion to work though.
Best, Werner
TW Tones schrieb am Samstag, 15. August 2020 um 02:50:48 UTC+2:
> Werner
>
> In some cases using the text widget will help produce a result
Eric, you’re awesome. Thanks so much
Werner
Eric Shulman schrieb am Freitag, 14. August 2020 um 19:43:33 UTC+2:
> On Friday, August 14, 2020 at 8:40:02 AM UTC-7, Werner wrote:
>
>> Camel case is sort of an annoyance for me. I don't want to switch it off
>> completely, but sometimes I don't
Camel case is sort of an annoyance for me. I don't want to switch it off
completely, but sometimes I don't want it while transcluding. Here's an
example: I run a company database, and companies sometimes have camel case
names.
I dynamically create reports for companies which I have stored in a
Tony,
I tried it and also came upon that it just SEEMS to work. Consider this
slight change to your code, and you will find out why:
<$list filter="[range[20210215,20210315,1]]">
<$view field=title format="number" />
<$view field=title format="date" template="-0MM-0DD"/>
So, the starting
Saq,
that was quick. I actually read the link you gave, but obviously wasn't
able to make sense of it. Works. Thanks. Problem solved.
Kind regards
Werner
Am Freitag, 31. Juli 2020 11:37:12 UTC+2 schrieb Saq Imtiaz:
>
> You can set a canonical uri to any file path, but you also need a
>
Good morning,
did some extensive research on it already, but seem too dumb to get it. Ok,
here's the deal: Running TW on node.js and Windows 10. Did a normal NPM
install, so tiddlywiki.cmd resides in C:\Users\\AppData\Roaming\npm.
OTOH, I have a wiki in C:\Users\de00735\OneDrive -
OK, it took me quite a bit to get my head wrapped around, but I've come up
with a solution that works for me. In order to dive into the nested array
and access the indexes in there, I had to resort to a macro renderIndex(),
but, as a positive side effect, this makes the code more readable. So
Hi Joshua,
thanks so much for your answer. This has taken me a lot further.
But, reconsidering my original question, I found, that, maybe, I got stuck
too much in the procedural paradigm, and a more elegant approach would be,
if one could could use each[] for looping through a JSON array.
Hi Tony,
thanks for taking your time and your extensive reply. Perhaps I've made it
too complicated. Ok, I try to reformulate it. Disclaimer also: I work in a
corporate environment, so I'm not completely free in the tools I am allowed
to use (to my surprise, Node.js is ok - ye!) and how
Dear all, heavy user and rare poster here. Using TW has become a daily
treat for me, but I have managed to still stay at the surface so far. Now,
I have to dive in deeper.
I have been using TW so far to store semi-structured information, but now I
need to integrate structured information, i.e.
Am Mittwoch, 31. Juli 2019 08:06:43 UTC+2 schrieb TonyM:
>
> Werner
>
> Thanks for sharing. A few quick notes;
>
> I don't think one notes functionality is diminishing in office 365 in some
> ways its stronger than ever in the o365 platform. I stand to be corrected.
>
> One note is an
Am Dienstag, 30. Juli 2019 14:32:11 UTC+2 schrieb Mat:
>
> Werner wrote:
>
>
>> To be fair, the search function in ON is great.
>>
>
> What makes it great?
>
> <:-)
>
Just wanted to be fair and not seem to be bashing OneNote. It's fast and it
spans over multiple notebooks which I found
Am Montag, 22. Juli 2019 04:57:41 UTC+2 schrieb Mark S.:
>
> I came across this accidentally. Maybe everyone else is familiar with it?
>
>
> https://www.slant.co/versus/2130/5116/~microsoft-onenote_vs_tiddlywik
>
> I found the "con" that said "Without JavaScript nothing is visible" to be
>
Thanks Tony, works. Still, what kind of string/variable concatenation works
under what circumstances is pretty confusing. Bit of a learning curve
actually.
Best
Werner
Am Mittwoch, 20. Februar 2019 23:42:48 UTC+1 schrieb TonyM:
>
> Werner,
>
> Just remove the [ ] from []
>
>
Hi, pretty new to TiddlyWiki and still trying to wrap my head around
various concepts. Also did some searching in this group but haven't found
anything that could help me.
OK, I want do some kind of dynamic filtering, according to a given
variable. Basically, I want to set a variable and use
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