[tw5] Re: Processing imported HTML

> > Is this data coming from an actual spreadsheet, or a program that can > export *.csv (comma seperated values)? > It's coming from a program, but it's only available in HTML format. Thanks, your plugin looks good! -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google

[tw5] Re: Search and replace widget

I would love to see the following features in TiddlyWiki, which would be very useful in an enterprise environment: * multiple users authentication and authorization (and OAuth for web) * support for loading and saving of individual tiddlers (perhaps lazy loading) * merging and conflict

[tw5] Re: Search and replace widget

> > Tell all your friends about it so they can enjoy it too! > I will make a presentation for them. If you can recommend any materials showcasing TW in a business environment - that may be helpful! It's been extremely helpful. At the same time, I think how it can further be extended, for

[tw5] Re: Search and replace widget

> > can be written as merely > <$link/> > and > <$link>▷ > > <:-) > Wow! TW is so smart! -- 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

[tw5] Re: Search and replace widget

No, in my case it's not done manually. The code that generates the list is the following: <$list filter="[!has[draft.of]tag[task]!tag[done]!sort[modified]]"> <$checkbox tag="done"> <$link> <$view field="title"/> <$list filter="[all[current]tags[]regexp[Applicants]sort[title]]"><$link

[tw5] Re: Search and replace widget

ulk of tiddler with some base title, tags and fields bu one click > > Search and replace in any fields (tags, text, title, othe fields,...) > > --Mohammad > > On Tuesday, February 11, 2020 at 4:33:19 PM UTC+3:30, Ruslan Popov wrote: >> >> Is there a text search an

[tw5] Re: Search and replace widget

Thank you, I see many useful operators there! I am looking forward to the next release. Will it be possible to use them for changing text? Or they only work on lists? And would it be useful to have a general search and replace widget / operator, which can modify text using a regular

[tw5] Search and replace widget

Is there a text search and replace widget? I am trying to generate a list of tiddler titles, which look like ... Applications March 10 Course 123 > Applications March 20 Course 234 > Applications March 30 Course 345 Applications April 10 Course 456 ... and shorten these titles by removing

[tw5] Nord palette HTML links color

*(This may be the easiest question about palettes ever asked. But I can't seem to find the answer easily.)* In Nord palette, HTML links color is barely visible against the dark background: Sample HTML link in Nord palette Sample visited external

[tw5] Processing imported HTML

I want to import spreadsheets from HTML files into TiddlyWiki. The files' content looks like this: * * Search * * . List * ** Application No. Course Type Course Name

[tw5] Re: Filtering tags by name

Thank you Michael! Another difference seems to be that tag[] returns tiddlers, whereas tags[] does return tag names. So if I do [all[current]tags[]] I get current tiddler's tag names, whereas [all[current]tag[done]] returns the current tiddler itself (assuming it has a tag done]. -- You

[tw5] Re: Filtering tags by name

This is very good, and works perfectly! Regexp is what I use a lot outside of TW, and was looking for ways to use it in TW. Thank you -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWiki" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from

[tw5] Filtering tags by name

Hello, a newbie question. I would like to display a list of tags in a tiddler which match a certain name pattern, for example all tags which contain the word "done", or exclude certain tags by name.I am trying this: {{{ [all[current]tags[done]] ||$:/core/ui/TagTemplate}}} but it still