I just wanted to drop the idea that to meet the original request of tagged by
only one tag, you can compare the result of the filter operators with the
content of {{!!tags}}. In this case if tagged more but -[{!!tags}]
I will share the code version later.
Tony
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Jan,
While regex is a powerful tool, you shouldn't depend on it in TiddlyWiki. Learn
filters, macros, etc. It was an edge case, where regex had advanteges, but most
of the time you don't need to use on fields. Use it for text search or special
cases where it would be too complex to use other
Hello Mark, hello Lazlo.
Thanks a lot! It is great to wake up and find a solution for your
Problem in the Mailbox.
I chose Lazlo's solution becaus it is so short and elegant. I guess I
will have to learn regex!
Best wishes Jan
Am 07.07.2019 um 00:30 schrieb bimlas:
Jan,
This lists all
Jan,
This lists all tiddlers with only one tag:
<$list filter="[has[tags]]">
<$set name="currentTags" filter="[all[current]tags[]]">
<$reveal type="match" default="1" text={{{ [enlistcount[]]
}}}>
<$link to=<>><$view field="title"/>: <$list
filter="[enlist]"><>
If you
Here's an example using "HelloThere" on tiddlywiki.com :
<$list
filter="[tag[HelloThere]]-[tag[HelloThere]tags[]!field:title[HelloThere]tagging[]]">
On Saturday, July 6, 2019 at 3:00:22 PM UTC-7, Jan wrote:
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> Hello,
> I do not know, wheter the question is too simple, but I have tried
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