[tw5] Re: CodeMirror/Vim bindings stopped working?

will take your advice and see if the problem persists in the latest version :). If so, I'll try to gather more info and file a bug report. Thanks all :) ~~Linda On Monday, September 30, 2019 at 11:11:31 AM UTC-4, Linda Moss wrote: > > Hi! > > I'm trying to access my tiddlywiki from a

[tw5] Re: CodeMirror/Vim bindings stopped working?

Ok, weird. I downloaded a fresh copy from before I tried to fix things, and that copy works. Still can't figure out why the newer copy doesn't (since it seems to be set up properly), but I'm not going to bang my head against it any more. I'll just copy the newer entries to the older tiddywiki.

[tw5] CodeMirror/Vim bindings stopped working?

Hi! I'm trying to access my tiddlywiki from a new computer (off the harddrive, in the dropbox folder), and vim keybindings no longer work :(. I'm not sure if the rest of CodeMirror is working, since the vim bindings are what I primarily notice. It's the exact same HTML file, so it's the same

[tw5] Re: Way to avoid losing (extensive) edits from error on save?

Actually, looking at "[haschanged[]]", to get all the changed tiddlers (including system), I think it will only take me about 10 minutes to fix this by manually moving tiddlers. So, not as difficult as I was thinking it would be. On Sunday, June 16, 2019 at 11:40:39 AM UTC-4, Linda

[tw5] Way to avoid losing (extensive) edits from error on save?

Hi! I'm using *5.1.19 *on 67.0.2 (on Lubuntu Linux, i3wm). I should have saved much more often, today. But alas, after several hours of work, I went to hit "save" and got the dreaded > Internal JavaScript Error Well, this is embarrassing. It is recommended that you restart TiddlyWiki by

[tw5] Re: changes in TOC macros (and/or templating) betwen 5.1.17 and 5.1.19?

Thanks! Yeah, the "this is how it used to be before I tried to fix it" was an afterthought, and typed in; the rest is copy and paste. Not sure why I didn't think to call the macro with <$macrocall> (especially since the other macros that did were were custom macros that I was calling with

[tw5] Re: changes in TOC macros (and/or templating) betwen 5.1.17 and 5.1.19?

The template for the bottom tabs section: \define myBottomTabs(tag:"" tiddler:"") <$list filter="[title[$tiddler$]tag[$tag$]]"> <$macrocall $name="tabs" tabsList={{$tag$!!bottom-tabs}} default={{$tag$!!default-tab}}

[tw5] changes in TOC macros (and/or templating) betwen 5.1.17 and 5.1.19?

Hi! I just noticed there's been a new version of tiddlywiki out for a while, made a backup, and updated. My wiki was set up so that every tiddler with a certain tag included a template below the text area that used toc-selective-expandable to automatically show all of that tiddler's children.

[tw5] Re: formatting macro breaks backlinks: alternatives?

On Monday, February 18, 2019 at 6:47:13 PM UTC-5, PMario wrote: > > Hi Linda, > > How does you macro look like? > > -mario > @PMario -- Enter code here... \define mySource(source:"") @@.my-custom-source-header $source$ @@ \end (originally with double-brackets around the $source$) And

[tw5] formatting macro breaks backlinks: alternatives?

Hi! There's a certain kind of link I wanted formatted a certain way, so I created a macro: <> which applied the necessary formatting. But of course, this broke all my backlinks. So I changed it to: <> but because the link is an argument to a macro, it is still unrecognized, and my

[tw5] Re: Using a field value as the index to a data tiddler

Ah, thanks! I hadn't been thinking of it as a transclusion, which is why I didn't get anywhere while looking for an alternate way to access a data field. Though in hindsight, the fact that it used the same wikitext as transclusion *probably* should have been a hint... (Note: I can see the

[tw5] Using a field value as the index to a data tiddler

Hey, I've been trying to figure this out, but not getting anywhere. How do I reference an item from a data dictionary tiddler, using the value of a field as the index? (unsurprisingly) this doesn't work: {{data-tiddler##{{!!field-name because the curlybrackets don't nest like that.

[tw5] Re: Missing tiddlers by number of references?

Thanks all! All three responses are very helpful :) I can't find how you mark a thread "completed"? No button/option to do so is showing up for me. -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWiki" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop

[tw5] Missing tiddlers by number of references?

Is there a way I can list all missing tiddlers, that shows a count of how many references there are to the missing tiddler, and sort the list by the count descending? (even better if I can give it a cut-off, such as not listing missing tiddlers with only a single reference). I've got a

[tw5] Re: How to prevent listing tags until three characters are typed, like search box

On Monday, October 1, 2018 at 10:46:11 PM UTC-4, Mark S. wrote: > > There's a configuration tiddler: > > $:/config/Tags/MinLength > > HTH > -- Mark > > Thanks! I figured there was likely an easier way to do it :) -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups

[tw5] How to prevent listing tags until three characters are typed, like search box

Hi, To save me a few hours of digging around in the code, can anyone point me at how to (or if there is already a plugin that) *prevents the "Tags" field from listing possible tags until three letters are typed, a la the search box?* To answer the inevitable why-on-earth-would-you-want-this