Saq Imtiaz yes, that was the problem, thank you again for the support here!
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Pre-release: https://tiddlywiki.com/prerelease/empty.html
Open it, drag and drop your old file on it, choose what to import.
On Sunday, May 10, 2020 at 8:56:10 PM UTC+2, Yoni Balkind wrote:
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> Gotcha. Okay I''ll try above version first, but in case I decide to
> upgrade to latest version, can
Gotcha. Okay I''ll try above version first, but in case I decide to upgrade
to latest version, can you point me in right direction (for standalone
file)?
I've found the upgrade link (tiddlywiki.com/upgrade.html) but that
presumably doesn't help for upgrading to a pre-release version
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The slugify operator is going to be a part of the TiddlyWiki core from the
next release, it is not a part of the plugin.
So your choices for now are:
- use the steps I outlined earlier, which will work for TW 5.1.22. The only
thing not available to you in 5.1.22 is the slugify operator. The zip
@Saq I did understand that the that plugin was pre-release, but are you
saying that regardless of the state of the plugin it might have
compatibility issues with version 5.1.22 of TW?
Also, is there a "typical" timeline as to when this might reach get
promoted to main release? (I fully
@Yoni @Edgaras just to be clear, you are both using the latest pre-release
version of TiddlyWiki? the slugify operator is cutting edge and only
available in the pre-release
On Sunday, May 10, 2020 at 6:27:14 PM UTC+2, Yoni Balkind wrote:
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> Thanks Edgaras. I had the old one installed already.
Thanks Edgaras. I had the old one installed already. Just wasn't sure how
to go about updating to the new version.
Anyway I've done so now and I have the same issue as you, I get the warning
that all my tiddlers have duplicate slugs. Nothing happens when I try to
export.
I even tried @Saq's
Saq Imtiaz unfortunately, it was happening for all of my tiddlers, even new
ones I create. I reverted back to old version. It works if I install plugin
on a brand new site.
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Sounds perfect Jeremy, thank you.
Excuse my ignorance, but how do I make use of this update? Do I just follow
identical steps as per the original post above (same link and same code)?
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Hi Jeremy,
This is absolutely amazing feature! Now Tiddlywiki is a powerful static
multi-pages website generator
and real killer of many rival software out there.
--Mohammad
On Saturday, May 9, 2020 at 7:44:50 PM UTC+4:30, Jeremy Ruston wrote:
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> I’ve just pushed an update that adds a new
@Edgaras I assume that warning is just for some of your tiddlers? If so,
you can give those tiddlers a field called 'slug' and specify what to use
for the slug/filename
On Saturday, May 9, 2020 at 6:59:26 PM UTC+2, Edgaras wrote:
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> *Jeremy* great update!
>
> I think I am getting a bug:
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*Jeremy* great update!
I think I am getting a bug:
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Very welcome update Jeremy!
Everyone following my previous suggestions: Please note that the updated
example replaces the 3 different steps in one go. Those steps will still work
but are no longer necessary. See:
https://tiddlywiki.com/prerelease/#%24%3A%2Fplugins%2Ftiddlywiki%2Fjszip
The
I’ve just pushed an update that adds a new “slugify” operator to transform
arbitrary tiddler titles into human readable form for use in filenames or URLs.
The transformations applied are:
If there is a tiddler with the same title that has a ''slug'' field, then
return that field instead of
Hi Jeremy,
Many thanks for clarification!
Best wishes
Mohammad
On Sunday, May 3, 2020 at 3:56:28 PM UTC+4:30, Jeremy Ruston wrote:
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> Hi Mohammad
>
>1. The tiddler contains nasty characters in their titles like (space
> /\; ) results in uggly filename! Like --render the message
>
Hi Anne-Laure
> Wow, this is amazing! Thanks so much, Jeremy. Very useful and much easier for
> less technical users.
Thanks! It’s entirely thanks to your interest in static site generation that
there has been this revival that prompted me to put this together.
Best wishes
Jeremy
>
> On
Hi Mohammad
>1. The tiddler contains nasty characters in their titles like (space /\;
> ) results in uggly filename! Like --render the message tm-zip-render-file can
> have a filename-filter to avoid this.
Just like under Node.js, we’re currently “uri encoding” the tiddler titles.
It’s a
Ah, I see what you mean (and presumably Mat too): to export a bunch of tiddlers
as a ZIP full of .tids or .jsons etc rather than as a static site. That would
indeed make sense.
Best wishes
Jeremy.
> On 2 May 2020, at 22:29, 'Mark S.' via TiddlyWiki
> wrote:
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> That's exactly what I was
Hi Mat
> Having now tried it - good stuff!!! Thank you Jeremy!
>
> It would make sense to access this functionality via the usual AdvancedSearch
> > Filter export button.
Yes, perhaps for some simple cases, but for publication one would normally want
to pack a bunch of rendered tiddlers and a
A disadvantage for some users of TiddlyWiki’s static site generation
capabilities is the requirement to use Node.js. I’m therefore pleased to
announce an update to the JSZip plugin that makes it practical to render medium
sized static sites in the browser, without needing to use Node.js.
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