One thing I noticed, Rich,
you may want to use the TED or KAHN ids
as the index in the dataiddlers
not the title or some custom increment.
Looking up the corresponding data shouldn't be too difficult;
each tiddler corresponding to a talk or a lesson
should have the respective id attached to it,
Tobias I just laughed out loud as : have been an issue and I have been
doing a lot of data massaging to convert : to other things like '-'(that is
just a - I put in '').
For the TED talks I am using the TED_id except they are very basic so Al
Gore TED Talk is just TED_id 1.
I will need to find
The data is in a weird limbo land though, it is in the TiddlyWiki and
orphaned at the same time.
Here is the direct link to the talk I mentioned above
http://www.richshumaker.com/tw5/TED_Talks.htm#Al%20Gore%3A%20Averting%20the%20climate%20crisis
by
Al Gore that is there and in
As always THANKS Tobias.
I will work with the Data set the way it is.
I am also 'trying' to make it into a JSON that could be imported into TW as
separate Tiddlers.
JSON is killing my brain honestly.
I follow the format and I think it is correct and when I check it, nope I
got it wrong.
I don't
For the application/x-tiddler-dictionary I used the TED_Video_ID as the
key so all of them will cross link.
Actually, I think using *application/x-tiddler-**dictionary* may not be a
bad choice after all, a bit like individual db tables.
Best wishes, Tobias.
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I am taking the original spreadsheet and reformatting into JSON.
I took the original spreadsheet and created individual
application/x-tiddler-dictionary
For the application/x-tiddler-dictionary I used the TED_Video_ID as the
key so all of them will cross link.
Then I created individual
On Wednesday, January 28, 2015 at 3:33:26 PM UTC-6, RichShumaker wrote:
As always THANKS Tobias.
I will work with the Data set the way it is.
I am also 'trying' to make it into a JSON that could be imported into TW
as separate Tiddlers.
are you try to convert
Found this tool to go from spreadsheets to JSON
http://shancarter.github.io/mr-data-converter/.
Not sure if it eliminates my work but we will see.
I also have a better idea of how to use the data tiddlers just need to
construct a Master Data Tiddler to bring all the data together.
Naming wise I
Partial Success except I need to work more on it tomorrow.
I was able to create the JSON and import it into a TW as separate Tiddlers
BUT had an issue when saving.
Here is the process and since my main PC hates importing
JSON properly(still don't know why) I will need to work more tomorrow using
Do you have all of the information for every talk in one tiddler or do you have
one for each talk?
If you have one for each talk than you can pull out the data using something
like this:
\define getIndex()
$list filter='[[testdata]indexes[]]'
{{$(TEDVideo)$##$(DataIndex)$}}
/$list
\end
$list
I have no idea why I put a filter in the macro, the macro should just be
{{$(TED Video)$##$(DataIndex)$}}
Sorry about that.
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So I would like to create a list and wanted to use filters to combine
Tiddler Data from the different 'dictionary' Tiddlers.
You can achieve that the way you've set it up, but it is rather suboptimal
owed to the fact that currently you cannot access subdata from a data
tiddler, not even
Since I knew my data style might be a bad idea and I knew a change might
be necessary.
I will see if I can JSON the data up.
There is nothing for you to do at the moment.
TiddlyWiki cannot parse data tiddlers with subindexes at the moment.
So, while you could construct such a file,
you
Just for completion, there's an outstanding pull request extending the get
filter to also fetch data, e.g.
[get:data[someindex]]
https://github.com/Jermolene/TiddlyWiki5/pull/1375
Best wishes, Tobias.
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Thanks Tobias and Jed.
Since I knew my data style might be a bad idea and I knew a change might be
necessary.
I will see if I can JSON the data up.
So if I do create the data into a JSON should that be a single data file
OR
Should I drag and drop and create individual Tiddlers for them all.
OR
Thanks again everyone for the help, I am slowly learning.
So I am now at a point that I think I can do something but
A. I am not sure how to do it
B. If I can't do it I will spend a lot of time and my head will hurt, more
than it does.
For my TED Talks TW I created
Well, I've just sent my almighty pull request
https://github.com/Jermolene/TiddlyWiki5/pull/1417. Let's hope Jeremy
likes it.
If you're interested to see what I've been up to, I've put a preview at
http://ae-doc-preview.tiddlyspot.com/
Great work!
Best wishes, Tobias.
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Astrid:
All I can say is Ditto. Very impressive indeed. Thanks for your clear
explanations.
Regards,
Hans
On Saturday, January 24, 2015 at 7:16:04 AM UTC-5, Felix Küppers wrote:
Wow, I am really impressed.
Great work.
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Thank you for all your work Astrid.
It makes a lot more sense to me now.
Rich Shumaker
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Wow, I am really impressed.
Great work.
On 23.01.2015 21:53, Astrid Elocson wrote:
Hi Felix,
I agree entirely! In fact, I added that very point to the Filter
Syntax tiddler a few days ago in my local copy of the repository
(which I haven't pushed yet).
Here's the text:
The output of a
Thanks, Felix and Hans.
Well, I've just sent my almighty pull request
https://github.com/Jermolene/TiddlyWiki5/pull/1417. Let's hope Jeremy
likes it.
If you're interested to see what I've been up to, I've put a preview at
http://ae-doc-preview.tiddlyspot.com/
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I am starting to wrap my head around it and Advance Search helped.
Filters don't really do anything you need to add things to the filter to
make magic happen.
So putting a filter in a tiddler is useless until you wrap it in {{{ }}} to
make a list, as an example.
This is what I was trying to
Hi Rich,
I'm currently revising the entire filter documentation on tiddlywiki.com,
to make it clearer and more consistent and generally easier to find your
way around. I'm nearing the end of this now – although I see Tobias has
sent pull requests for lots of new options! :) – so with any luck
$:/core/ui/MoreSideBar/Types - on tiddlywiki.com
On Thursday, January 22, 2015 at 11:52:16 PM UTC-6, RichShumaker wrote:
BJ
Do you have any Tiddlers you can point me too so I can see the usage in
the TiddlyWiki?
I am trying to see how you use the filters to do stuff.
Rich Shumaker
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Do you have any Tiddlers you can point me too so I can see the usage in the
TiddlyWiki?
I am trying to see how you use the filters to do stuff.
Rich Shumaker
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