Hi Mohammad,
Yes, that's exactly what I needed! Thanks! I tested it and it's working
now.
Cheers,
Jeff
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Great! I like this idea even more. But I'm running into a problem. Say
you create the entire list, including the wrap around from 52 to 01. Now
"01" is in the list twice. The macro works for all cases except for 01 as
the input. It must see that as the last entry in the list rather than
Hi Tony,
Thanks for the pointer to the plugins. After thinking about it, I'm
actually tempted to just create a dictionary tiddler that serves as a
lookup table for incrementing each week. It only requires 52 entries. That
also takes care of the wrap around to 0. Entry 52 can just list 0 as
I've been using the <> macro to get current dates, year, week number,
etc. I'm now facing a situation where I have to anticipate what *next*
week is going to be, based on the current week number. I spent a lot of
time trying to figure out if it's possible and nothing is coming to mind. I
can
Actually...I just realized this is a silly question. If I sort by "created"
field, the order will always stay the same, even if tiddlers are edited
later. So it shouldn't be a big deal as long a tiddler isn't deleted and
created again in the future.
Still, I'm curious if there is a way to
I'm not sure if this is possible: Say I have a bunch of tiddlers tagged
"Team Meeting", and each meeting also has a tag for the week that it
occurred. What I want is to generate a table of contents that lists all the
team meetings, sorted by week. I kind of prefer to use the tag for sorting
I'm not sure if this is possible, but there are many times I like the look
of the table-of-contents, but I don't want to generate a full hierarchy of
tagged titles. I just want standard tabbed list of titles, but with the
look of the TOC. I don't see any way to control the depth of the TOC
I'm trying to use the new suffix option in the tag filter operator, as
described here:
https://tiddlywiki.com/#tag%20Operator
I don't understand the syntax for how to actually set the "strict" flag. At
first I thought it would be like: tag[:strict some_tag]. Or maybe
tag[strict:
I'm referring to the button in the editor toolbar that says "Insert a
preconfigured snippet of text". I created custom entries for each of those
examples.
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I do this so often that I created several snippets that I insert regularly
(using the snippet editor button), each listing titles in a different way.
I use all of these different methods depending on the kind of content and
how much of it there is. These might give you other ideas:
*Titles
Thank you! I just tried this and it worked perfectly. I also appreciate
the warning on backing up, although I'm extra careful about that stuff so
no need to worry. (I actually create 2 backups to different locations on a
regular basis).
Cheers,
Jeff
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Not sure if this is possible: I have about 100 tiddlers that have a
certain tag. I decided I don't want that tag to exist anymore, but keep
all those tiddlers since they are also tagged by other things. Is there a
way to remove the tag from every tiddler in one operation? I don't want to
I'm confused by the following claimed update: "Optional automatic
relinking of references to renamed tiddlers"
Is that referring to the checkbox to rename the tags and list field entries
that contain that tiddler? When I first read that, I thought it meant it
would update standard links to
Ah, thanks for clearing this up. You're right...I only assumed it was
read-only because there are no menu buttons available to perform an edit
when a tiddler is open in a new window. But given that by default none of
my tiddlers will ever have active elements for editing, they will probably
Not sure if anyone else has tried this trick, but I was trying the Firefox
extension Tile Tabs which lets you take multiple tabs and display them at
the same time split screen, or tiled within the firefox window. I'm
finding this words really well with tiddlywiki in fullscreen. Because I'll
Hi Jeremy,
I just tested it out in the developer edition. I still see the "Move to new
Window" problem I mentioned earlier (maybe it was missed). I enable
saving, then right-click the tab, select Move to new Window, and in the new
window TiddlyFox button appears disabled (even though it
Hi folks, I've been experimenting with drafting up stuff inside TW, then
exporting to other places. For example, I might write up status reports
for work, then export these (or copy/paste) into an email. Or I might draft
a document, export to HTML, then import that file into LibreOffice or
Thanks for pointing these out Alex. I didn't realize so many new
possibilities were opening up with this feature. I completely agree with
your point on the ability to change the name of the tag tiddler. I run into
this problem all the time. I start collecting and grouping things, only
later
I haven't had any major problems with TiddlyFox, but just now I found what
looks like a bug, but not a show stopper. If you open a TW file and enable
saving, then move the tab to a new window (either drag, or right-click
"move to new window"), in the new window the TiddlyFox icon is no longer
Hi Mark: this is interesting. Exploring your idea of using another
node.js application to serve files, I found this:
https://github.com/indexzero/http-server
I tried it on its own and it works very well, but not sure how to make it
play nicely with TiddlyWiki. Maybe there is some sort of
Ok, thanks for the clarification and tips! I was not using relative
external links before (I wasn't aware that was possible). I'm definitely
switching to that way of linking now. Especially since most of the stuff I
link to are in a dropbox folder and I'm running out of storage (for the
I'm experimenting with using node.js setup for the first time. My personal
TW has gotten pretty huge and I was curious to see what using the node.js
setup is like. However, one major problem is I have lots of links to PDF
files using file:///path/to/file. They worked fine before, but under
I did some experimenting and google searching and found what seems like
kind of a hack to get spell check sort-of working. But it is awkward. I
found something that said you could force Firefox to spell check everything
on any page with a bookmark that has this:
I don't know if anyone has ever noticed this, but you know how the control
panel has settings for "Navigation from within the Story River" and
"Navigation from outside the Story River?" And you can specify the new
tiddlers open above or below the story river. I assumed that "outside" the
I was thinking of what might be a convenient way of taking advantage of the
drag-and-drop. One that came to mind is when you're writing a document and
you want to draft each section in a different tiddler. In the writing
process, you inevitably will need to reorganize sections or insert
I did a search and saw this question come up several times in the past, but
there has never been a clear answer. The browser's spell check does not
work when using the Code Mirror plugin. In the past threads, the solution
was always to disable Code Mirror! To me, that is not really a solution.
I put the following in several tiddlers as a shortcut to the "New Here"
button. I didn't want to put it permanently in the toolbar, but these
particular tiddlers generate index table of tiddlers tagged with this one.
So I thought it would be convenient to put a "New Here" icon at the bottom
Bumping this old thread: I agree this would be a fantastic feature.
Especially to be able to drag/drop titles between 2 story rivers
side-by-side. Or to be able to edit a tiddler in one river, while scrolling
and referencing information in the other river. Any chance this will
eventually be
Quick question: Does the drag and drop only work when the filter is based
on the contents of a field? It appears to be the case. I see in the demo it
grabs all the days of the week from the List field and drag/drop saves the
new order in that field. So what if you use a filter that doesn't
Ok, I did yet another experiment and things are looking promising. I tried
this Top Story View as an alternative to the classic:
https://github.com/felixhayashi/TW5-TopStoryView
It turns out the Top StoryView *does* scroll so the AboveStory content is
visible...although for some reason the
I experimented some more with this, comparing the Classic story view to the
Pop story view. I also looked at the code in
$:/core/modules/storyviews/pop.js and
$:/core/modules/storyviews/classic.js. I'm really confused why there is a
difference in scrolling between these when there is
I'm very excited to use these new features. One odd thing I noticed: I
just experimented with dragging the entries in a tag drop down list. I
noticed that it isn't possible to drag a title directly to the end of the
list. You have to instead drag it to be 2nd to last, then drag the last
Thanks for the suggestions guys! I played around with these settings and
it is a little better. But I might have to just drop this whole idea when
using seemless mode. To me it only works well when the tiddler borders are
there to help push things down.
Cheers,
Jeff
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I was experimenting with keeping a tiddler as a header that is permanently
above the story, using the $:/tags/AboveStory. I noticed that the classic
story view then starts behaving a little differently from Pop and Zoom when
it comes to scrolling and opening new tiddlers. For example, in
It just occurred to me that this problem might be more serious for me
because I'm using the seemless theme that removes the tiddler borders. I
noticed on the plugin demo site, the problem isn't as bad (I assume because
the added borders push down the relative start of the top tiddler).
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Hi All,
I've been experimenting with Ton Gerner's excellent top toolbar plugin:
http://tw5toolbar.tiddlyspot.com/
However, one thing is really bugging me: the default scrolling position of
the story when opening a new tiddler. Surely others have seen this? After
opening, by default the story
Thanks for this update! I just started using the previous version and have
found it to be *very* helpful. I'll switch to this new one immediately.
Jeff
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Hi guys: thanks for the suggestions. However, it seems to be not quite so
simple. Simply setting the default selection in the widget doesn't seem to
actually activate that selection. I assume I have to actually update the
text of the state tiddler being used by the widget so it activates
By chance, I found a specific scenario that seems to break word-wrapping
when transcluding tiddlers into tabs. I wonder if this is a TW bug. It
specifically happens with a code-block that contains long dashed lines.
It's very easy to recreate with the following:
1. Create a tiddler with a
Thanks Ton! That was exactly the problem. The vanilla style was being
applied after mine. I added the list-after field and it works now.
Cheers,
Jeff
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Hi Andreas,
Thanks for the explanation of the shadow tiddler transformation, however I
think there is something more going on here that is messing up the
stylesheet. Not only did I make sure to save and refresh after creating
the plugin, I also downloaded a fresh empty TW and copied the
Ah, thanks for the tip! I did some searching and I found the Tinka plugin,
although it was a bit hard at first since it is no longer available where
it was originally posted. I tried it out and it seems to be working really
well. I only have one problem so far: one of my tiddlers I want to
Maybe this is a really basic question, but I did some searching and I'm
having a hard time finding some basic steps on how to create a plugin. I'm
not doing anything advanced with javascript, etc. I just have a bunch of
tiddlers with some custom content, some images, and some macros I created
I have a tiddler with a SelectWidget that runs a filter to get a list of
options. I want the selection to always default to the very first entry,
which will change over time as new tiddlers are created. I haven't seen
any examples of how to do this. I see that I can set a default selection
Ah! I think I figured it out! I kept experimenting and I came up with
this:
<>
Looks like it's working by doing 2 runs, the first to get everything tagged
by the current tiddler then removing the results of another run that gets
everything tagged with a status tag. I'm not sure if there
A quick example to clarify what I'm trying to do: What I'd really like is
to do something like this.
- I have a series of "status" tags, such as To Do, Done, Obsolete,
Review. The tiddlers for each of these tags are tagged "status".
- So I can get a list of all "status" tags with
I'm a little stuck trying to create a filter that will take a list of tags,
then retrieve all the tiddlers that are missing ALL of those tags. Is this
possible? I've been going through the list of possible filter operators
and I can't seem to find a way to do it. !tag works with just a single
Ok, you are correct! I tried adding a line break above and it suddenly
worked. A line break below was not necessary.
However, I kept experimenting and I found another way that I like better
without using the view widget. Using your suggestion to apply tags, I
can make the header a link
I found a few examples online that show how to use a template that will
transclude the title of a tiddler above the body text. However, I tried
creating such a template and applying it to the Tabs macro and it doesn't
wikify the Title, or in fact anything I try to type there. What I really
This is an interesting trick. I gave it a try and it worked. And thanks
for the template idea, although I didn't need to do that in this case. I'm
already using a macro that then calls the tabs macro, getting the current
tiddler title. So I just put the <$tiddler> entry inside that outer
I'm very confused on how to manage the currentTiddler and {{!!title}}
entries in a tiddler when it becomes transcluded. I get that this is a
powerful feature that allows a template tiddler to take on the title of
whatever tiddler it is transcluded into. But what about situations when I
Ah, Perfect! Thank you! Works exactly as I wanted. I'll definitely keep
this in mind if I ever need to do something like this again.
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I'm having trouble substituting the title of a tiddler into an argument to
the tabs macro. What am I doing wrong? This is in a macro I'm defining to
take the title of the current tiddler, create tabs for all tiddler tagged
by this one, then include an additional tiddler that has a "_Summary"
Hi Tobias:Thank you! I copied that 2nd solution and it is working
perfectly. I have this in a macro that I'm using all over the place and
until now the multiple pop-ups have been annoying. I'm so glad to have this
cleaned up now.
Cheers,
Jeff
On Sunday, February 5, 2017 at 3:40:26
Hi Jeremy,
Your example of a count filter operator is exactly what I'm looking for!
Looks like I'll just have to make do without this for now. Although I'm
excited to see that you're considering adding this. I'm assuming there must
be other cases that a count operator would be useful.
On
Using limit operator with 1 looks like a pretty handy idea (I'll keep it in
mind), but it doesn't quite help with my current problem. It looks like
that just helps you determine if the list is empty or not. I'm trying to
get the exact size of the list.
On Sunday, February 5, 2017 at 1:50:21 PM
I'm not sure if this is possible. I'm assuming it isn't since I've tried
many things. What I'm doing is I created a macro to generate a table of
links, organized by certain tags they have. It's using HTML table syntax
since the size of the table is dynamic, it is easy to just keep adding
I like using the tag macro to insert a tag pill in wiki text. I've been
using this a lot to generate tables of links where I would instead insert
the tag pill to give the option to go either to that tiddler, or select
something tagged by that tiddler. However, I noticed a strange problem:
I like to keep lots of notes of syntax on various programming languages or
command line tricks. In other note tools, I often would create a table
that lists the commands in one column and a description in another. I
can't find any way to do this in TW5 with so many `|<> characters. I can't
Ah, ok, then that explains it! I didn't realize nobody ever created a TW5
highlighter. I guess it is too significant a change from the TWC
highlighter to just make a few updates to that one?
On Friday, August 19, 2016 at 3:03:42 AM UTC-5, Jeremy Ruston wrote:
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> Hi Jeff
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> Has anyone else
Has anyone else noticed this? I started using the CodeMirror plugin and if
I'm using Markdown or TWC syntax, the editor highlights fine. But for TW5
syntax, it doesn't work. I thought it was kind of strange since I assumed
it would at least work for the default parser. I checked my
Hi Jed,
Thanks a lot for making this plugin. I was trying to find a way to
organize my notes a certain way and this solves it for me perfectly.
I did find a small bug:
- When creating new fields for tags in the control panel, if you
accidentally enter an invalid name for the field (like
I want to create a setup where when I print the current story of tiddlers,
it automatically inserts a banner at the top of the page. I can sort of
get what I want by creating a Print Banner tiddler that has a logo and big
heading, then manually open this tiddler at the top, followed by a few
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