Folks,
Because it related to work here I will share this with you first. Publish
later.
The attached json bundle contains the "new from template tiddler" tools. On
installation you will get a "new" sidebar tab that will lead you to all the
information you need. This is not a plugin so no
Folks,
With thanks to all and in this case mostly Mark S. My working solution is
as follows
\define fieldname-value() <$text text="""$(fieldname-value-temp)$"""/>
\define fieldsvalues()
<$list filter="[all[current]fields[]] -[[tiddler-template-caption]]
-[[text]] -[[title]] -[[created]]
Frd,
Thanks for that. I can use Marks answer for this issue, but your utility
will most likely assist in some of the advanced solutions I suggest in my
reply to Marks last comment.
Generate NewTitle sounds like something that should be more available to
tiddlywiki users.
Lovely
Regards
Tony
Mark,
Great work, I had a hunch it could be done, and you got there 1st, "good on
ya".
It is quite elegant, and I will re-engineer it for a global macro and named
templates. Thanks very much.
I will keep it in my own repository and when I get around to building a
community website, I will
This code is deceptively short, but it appears to do what you want:
\define catvalue() <$text text="""$(value2)$"""/>
\define fieldsvalues()
<$list filter="[all[current]fields[]] -[[tiddler-template-caption]]
-[[text]]" variable="field"><$set name="value2" tiddler=<>
field=<>
Thanks Frd,
I will try it on sunday morning in around 10 to 11 hours.
I appreciate your help.
I must remember to document the final solution well because have wasted too
much time on this even although I have learned some new things.
Regards
Tony
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Hi TonyM,
There is a function in the core that generates a new title based on a given
title (from task, it generates task 1, task 2, ...).
I've wrapped it in a js macro. You could try it. Import save and reload (in
a test wiki or in a copy of your wiki !!!)
Just enter <> or <>
Be careful with
Frd,
Thanks for your effort. Unfortunately I do not know the name before hand as
I am cloning to create multiple instances of say tasks. They may be renamed
or named task 1 task 2 etc...
This is a messy part of the available code.
So I am currentlt working on a copy selected fields to a new
Hi TonyM,
Finally I found a way to do what you want. The drawback is that you need to
know in advance the name of the tiddler you want to create.
Go to https://tiddlywiki.com/
Create a tiddler, for instance "testtemplate" with a tag ("MyTag"), some
text and two fields : field1 and field2.
Mark,
Just to clarify, the "idea of [your] own and FrD's suggestion" just did not
work?
I was relay smart because I decided to use a subtiddler such as
task/template to indicate it was a template tiddler so task no longer held
the removeme field and would not be cloned. This is a good idea
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H Tony,
I see. thanks for your explanation.
Regards.
FrD
Le samedi 4 août 2018 10:34:20 UTC+2, TonyM a écrit :
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> Frd
>
> I am using sub to suggest subordinate. Using the /template name after the
> tiddlername.
>
> Tiddlername (actual template)
> Tiddlername/template existing means
Frd
I am using sub to suggest subordinate. Using the /template name after the
tiddlername.
Tiddlername (actual template)
Tiddlername/template existing means tiddlername is a template.
Thus every tiddler with suffix[/template] says there is a template tiddler
called removesuffix[/template]
Hi Tony,
Could you elaborate a bit about your solution and the use of a "subtiddler"
? This word seems to relate only to plugin tiddlers on
https://tiddlywiki.com/. But I think you give it another meaning here and
use it for something else.
Regards
FrD
Le samedi 4 août 2018 05:33:30 UTC+2,
Mark,
As I posted I am happy to use the existence of a /template subtiddler because I
can simply use a custom clone button. In fact I can see being able store
additional info about the template or even listing the resulting tiddlers.
However I have thought of allowing check boxes on each field
I've tried an idea of my own and FrD's suggestion. The problem is, that
once the tm-new-tiddler message is sent the current macro stops. So you
can't do any clean-up back in the original macro.
Here's the code I tried using FrD's approach. The last setfield never gets
run, even though it's
Frd
Thanks, I have used the work around to indicate template tiddlers by creating a
matching tiddler templatename/template
In someways this may be better because the templatetiddler is now totaly cloned.
Regards
Tony
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Hi,
I've not written the code so it's not tested.
Perhaps the list of actions when you click the button could be :
- Remove the field from the template tiddler,
- clone the template tiddler
- add back the field to the template tiddler.
Regards
FrD
Le vendredi 3 août 2018 04:46:30 UTC+2,
Folks,
It would be good to answer this, especially if it was a "clean" and
uncomplicated solution, however I have decided to flag template tiddlers
using a method that does not get cloned ie no field, text or tag. In this
case I am creating a subtiddler currenttiddler/template to indicate
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