Hi,
Did you try my attachment from the other post?
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Small, addendum, having looked at the github discussion: I don't need to
*count* visits or keep a history (I'd archive the browser history if I
did). I just want to know when I last visited a web page.
I keep some of my bookmarks in TiddlyWiki and that works pretty well apart
from not tracking
All,
I'm bowled over at the responses here. What a community!
Thanks!
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Hi Tobias
>
> Did you consider enhancing the ext parser as suggested here?
> #2711 invoke actions when clicking external link
> https://github.com/Jermolene/TiddlyWiki5/issues/2711
I've replied briefly on GitHub.
Best wishes
Jeremy
> Best wishes,
>
> Tobias.
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Hi @Jeremy,
> Tracking external links can be a tricky business. For example, there's no
> JavaScript event issued if a user right clicks on a link and selects to
> open it in a new tab/window. I'd be more inclined to focus the other way
> around: constructing an action widget for opening a
On Monday, January 16, 2017 at 4:06:45 PM UTC+1, Jeremy Ruston wrote:
>
> Tracking external links can be a tricky business. For example, there's no
> JavaScript event issued if a user right clicks on a link and selects to
> open it in a new tab/window. I'd be more inclined to focus the other way
At the moment the "record-comment" macro allows to creates a log-entry
every minute. This is accomplished with the <> macro.
The macro can be found in the test-filter tiddler.
\define record-comment()
<$action-setfield $tiddler=<> $index=<> $value={{!!comment}}/>
<$action-setfield $tiddler=<>
uups, forgot to talke about the workflow :)
For me it is important to have a possibility to add a comment to every
journal entry.
1 add comment
2 click add journal entry
3 open link.
or just 3 open link, if you don't want to add a journal.
or just use 1 and 2 without 3 ... and so on
have
Hi PJO,
*Important: Use a backup of your TW, to play with this concept.*
I did create a proof of concept, to play around with the input
possibilities and a decent display structure, that I think could be useful.
The attachment contains a file, that you can download and drag and drop
import
On Monday, January 16, 2017 at 4:21:41 PM UTC+1, PJO wrote:
>
> I'd be happy enough to trade off right-clicking. To amplify a little
> further, probably unnecessarily, I'd be happy to have tiddlers with the
> following
>
where the date was updated whenever the corresponding URL was clicked.
>
I'd be happy enough to trade off right-clicking. To amplify a little
further, probably unnecessarily, I'd be happy to have tiddlers with the
following
1. URL date
2. URL date
3. URL date
where the date was updated whenever the corresponding URL was clicked.
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Tracking external links can be a tricky business. For example, there's no
JavaScript event issued if a user right clicks on a link and selects to open it
in a new tab/window. I'd be more inclined to focus the other way around:
constructing an action widget for opening a link in a new tab, and
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