Hi Mat,
There is a discussion going on about my "advanced search plus" plugin:
https://wikilabs.github.io/editions/advanced-search-plus/
This may be interesting:
https://groups.google.com/d/msg/tiddlywiki/tWo3S6sEwTs/QIzQhC7PCAAJ
I did create it pretty much for the same usecase as you
Diego, I like the things shown in your example links - but they seem to be
more about the visual UI than functionality.
Regarding
>- If it starts with '$', search all system tiddlers
>
> Yes, the restriction to not present system tids *in spite of explicitly
searching for them* is
@PMario - thanks for pointing me to those links.
Your creation looks intresting. UI-wise, the basic search is of course much
more direct - i.e you have constant access to the search field and it
starts to search immediately as you type into it. No clicking of buttons.
It is this directly
Mat,
No offence taken, and of course you have the skills to create what you want.
And yes a primitive would be helpful, but one can be built without a submit
button could be created.
The edit fields solution I am working on allows you to simply add "text" to
the list of fields in a field on
Mat,
I agree what I suggested above was mostly visual. I am proposing an
all-encompassing search bar composed of the above visual tweaks, unified
search mode, as well as "fuzzy matching". In another thread in this group,
we had a discussion about a plugin Rob Hoelz developed incorporating
I wish to bounce this here to make it precise before possibly adding it as
a request on github
This is a proposal to extend the EditTextWidget or possibly introduce a new
widget to be a simple-to-use unit for user input.
*Problem*
The EditTextWidget does not work for modifying the
Mat,
I am working on something very similar but perhaps solving problems you have
not noted before.
I will share when back at my deskto or search for editfields
Regards
Tony
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@Tony. Sounds interesting. Note that any user *can* of course manually
create a "field with a submit button" but my point is that it should be
built into core as a primitive. So I'm not really interested in seeing some
neat macros that I probably could have created myself. I, of course, have
When hacking, I find it annoying to constantly have to pull up the
"advanced search"... but it just struck me; Can't standard search simply
also be a "filter search"?
Basially; any string entered into the search field that is prefixed with
"[" is interpreted as a filter. Tiddler titles must
I 100% agree! I've long fantizied of a single, simple search everywhere
bar, ala:
https://codepen.io/adrianlambertz/pen/bNQjvp
That we just bring up with a keyboard shortcut. The closest (visually) is:
http://j.d.spartan.tiddlyspot.com/
However behaviorally, I think it could be greatly
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