[tw] Re: Image storage suggestions

> Mark S. wrote:Re #2 -- can you show an example of the paths you're using? > If you use a relative path name they should work the same on all platforms. > IMO image linking in TW needs its documentation improving and clarifying. Issues with it come up again and again. Its NOT from lack of

[tw] Re: How to automatically edit a field in a tiddler?

Hi Tony, thanks for your answer. But I don't want a plugin (except it is really small in size), in order to keep my wiki as small as possible to avoid problems. I had already the datepicker, but I couldn't find any advantage in using it compared to my solution I have now. I write now in the

[tw] Re: Image storage suggestions

hello @David Allen, I made a Wiki not long ago with thousands of images and I kept them all external. I figured out a way that worked very well for me, by using TiddlyDesktop, where the *external-attachments-plugin *works I changed the plugin a bit so that I could specify a path relative to

[tw] Re: Image storage suggestions

oh, I forgot... even if the path wasn't the same, the macro used the path specified in a tiddler, so that I could change that when needed. so I could also create different catalogue files, each file using a different folder -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the

[tw] Re: How to automatically edit a field in a tiddler?

If you really want to have 2 fields then just use 2 input fields in your Input tiddler. The advantage of the datepicker plugin is that it stores dates in TW5 format. Then you can use a view widget like: <$view field="myfield" format="date" template="DD. MMM YY" /> to display the field in your

[tw] Re: WaterFox + TiddlyFox = OK?

Hi Guys, Many thanks for the encouragement! I do keep all options open and check regularly here to see if there are developments. In practice I use at the moment Pale Moon, and especially TiddlyDesktop. Just recently I stumbled upon WaterFox, so I want to try out that solution. Looking into

Re: [tw] Building a scraper service for TW5

Ok, Andreas, I *may* support Xpath, just not now yet. On Thursday, January 18, 2018 at 11:06:59 PM UTC+3, Andreas Hahn wrote: > > Hi Abraham, > > that sounds pretty interesting, I've had some thoughts about that in the > past too, but I've never tried to do it. Are you (planning on) using the

[tw] Re: Image storage suggestions

How about this: take an image url, embed into your wiki using the tag snippet and then cache images. The only problem you'd have to worry about is link rot but I believe it saves you the hassle of looking for a hosting service that can go bust at any time. Cheers. On Friday, January 19, 2018

[tw] Re: WaterFox + TiddlyFox = OK?

The issue with both Pale Moon & Waterfox is simple. Will they, at some point, comply with their father's development ... i.e. follow Firefox into its rejecting the direct file-save route, OR will they truly break from it. In six months this issue should begin to clarify. FWIW, you have TIME

[tw] [Request] AWS Plugin - How to use?

I was overjoyed to know that there was an official AWS plugin in the latest release. But I cant find any documentation (apart from https://tiddlywiki.com/#Amazon%20Web%20Services%20Plugin) I haven't worked with AWS Lambda, so I thought I would ask what are the things to look out for before

[tw] Re: Image storage suggestions

If the image is in the same directory as the TW, all the img src attribute (or the _canonical_uri field) should need is the image name (no path). -- Mark On Sunday, January 21, 2018 at 3:56:45 AM UTC-8, @TiddlyTweeter wrote: > > > Mark S. wrote:Re #2 -- can you show an example of the paths

[tw] Re: How to automatically edit a field in a tiddler?

Hi Tony, Maybe size is not limiting you, but I have two tiddlywikies about 10 mb and problems running them on my computer. Tiddlywiki is in it self growing, and I really want a language plugin also. I just updated a tiddlywiki that was about 1½ year old. Afterwards it was 1.1mb bigger. So

[tw] Re: From Classic to TW5 as a website

Le lundi 1 janvier 2018 23:53:20 UTC-5, TonyM a écrit : > > Robert, > > There is no apocalypse, it was averted. Lots of new options available for > saving and hosting now even for TWC, Sorry for the typo - yes TW5 has lots > of advantages, > > You can only use tiddlyfox if you are using

[tw] Re: How to automatically edit a field in a tiddler?

se the $view widget to display your date in additional ways, e. g.: <$view field="sortable-date" format="date" template="DD. MMM YY" /> I think you might even be able to create a regular TiddlyWiki date field manually by entering your date this way: 20180121

Re: [tw] Re: Single Tiddler storyview?

Many of my usecases would benefit from the 2nd apprach that Jeremy described, so +1. ~ Hans On Sunday, January 21, 2018 at 3:48:32 PM UTC-5, Jeremy Ruston wrote: ... > I think I prefer the second approach because it avoids overloading the > semantics of the “close” button; and with the

[tw] Re: [TiddlyTouch] 0.1.0 beta Release

Simon, Love your work and look forward to the 0.1.2 that includes readme, docs etc. I am sure you are on top of it but just want to point out that for TiddlyTouch and Muuri, understanding what can be achieved, its purpose and function is only present in pieces in the discussion threads.

Re: [tw] Re: Single Tiddler storyview?

Hi TheDiveO It would be useful to have a proper single tiddler view. As you say, the key problem with the current zoomin view is the way that tiddlers other than the top one are still rendered, and hence impact performance. We already have a precedent for attributes that customise the

[tw] Re: How to automatically edit a field in a tiddler?

Hi, Maybe this code helps: <$select tiddler="Form Data" field="date-day"> <$list filter="01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31" variable="number"> >><>. <$select tiddler="Form Data" field="date-month"> <$list filter="01 02 03 04 05 06 07

[tw] Re: How to automatically edit a field in a tiddler?

Hi Stef, uiui puhhh... -don't know that in english ;-) I'll have a look at it tomorrow :-) Looks interesting... Surya -- 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

[tw] Re: How to automatically edit a field in a tiddler?

Surya, Your concern about saving space! is this a perception or do you have real evidence of the wiki being too large? I never worry about this and have not hit any limitations so far. It is the data such as images or thousands of records that threaten to make a wiki too large, much less the

[tw] Re: WaterFox + TiddlyFox = OK?

Will access to certain websites be restricted for browsers that does not? Birthe -- 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

[tw] Re: Please send me links to your themes, adaptations, plugins, macros, etc

Hi Dave, is everything listed there only for TW5 or for TW5 AND TWClassic? I had a look at it- I think, that site could be really helpful!! Thanks for that!! Surya -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWiki" group. To unsubscribe from this group

[tw] Re: How to automatically edit a field in a tiddler?

Hi Mark, ahhh, okay :-) Sounds nice, looks nice :-) But, it increases the size of my wiki a lot- I just tested it again. I will stay with my solution :-) When editing my field "due", it feels like "Oh that's a really very unsophisticated solution". But it's easy & fast to edit (in most cases

[tw] Re: The Permanent Assurance -- Will you remember me?

@josiah: After a bit more off-line chatting, it seems there could be quite a bit of appeal, especially if we interface to Ancestry and Family tree data. Genetics is also developing quickly enough that there is increasing interest in understaning the hereditary aspects of health. I will be

[tw] [TiddlyTouch] 0.1.0 beta Release

Hi @all I'm happy to announce the first *beta* release of *TiddlyTouch* *v0.1.1* *tiddlytouch.tiddlyspot.com* The plugin includes all the basic functionality, no experiments ;) ... and I've added an MIT license I've refined many things and fixed errors and put a package together that works

Re: [tw] Re: Image storage suggestions

This is what I had before and it did not work on my chromebook. Virus-free. www.avast.com

Re: [tw] Re: Image storage suggestions

> > This is what I had before and it did not work on my chromebook. > Does the file-path naming on chromeOS follow the Linux way like /home/user/Documents? -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWiki" group. To unsubscribe from this group and

Re: [tw] Re: Image storage suggestions

As they say in school, "Show your work." It would really be helpful to see how you are referring to your image. Oh, and be sure that you can view the image in a separate browser tab. If you can't view it in a tab, then you can't view it in TW either. Possible problems include user rights,

[tw] Re: Please send me links to your themes, adaptations, plugins, macros, etc

Thanks Dave, I found some useful tidbits among these. This has the flavor of the many other, curated 'awesome-lists '. If your toolmap were to become an awesome-tiddlywiki github page it might be easier for those learning about TiddlyWiki to find and

[tw] Re: Please send me links to your themes, adaptations, plugins, macros, etc

> > > This has the flavor of the many other, curated 'awesome-lists > '. If your toolmap were to > become an awesome-tiddlywiki github page it might be easier for those > learning about TiddlyWiki to find and eager TW users to contribute to. > thumbs

[tw] Re: Single Tiddler storyview?

A more detailed analysis of the TW5 core shows that the story river ($:/StoryList) is managed (at least) in two different places. One is the <$navigator> widget in the page template. The other place is a startup module that registers itself with any URL change events. This module then rewrites