I often use the "clone" approach for months before I get around to making a 
"new thingy" button.

You can learn about one way to create a new tiddler with pre-filled values 
here:

file:///C:/Users/Mark/Downloads/tiddlywiki-5.1.21-with-storage.html#ActionCreateTiddlerWidget

Note the example button towards the bottom.

On Monday, March 30, 2020 at 7:55:13 AM UTC-7, David wrote:
>
> I am using some cool listWidget code to create a todo list that I'm really 
> enjoying.  It uses tiddlers as the data source.
>
> But creating new todo items requires a few things to make it appear on my 
> list.  I"m hoping to make it easier to add items. Things I hope to get 
> pre-filled:
>
>    1. Add "Task" tag
>    2. Add "locationContext" field with empty value
>    3. Add "priority" field with value of "3"
>
> So if you know of a way to create a tiddler that has these values and is 
> then ready for me to put in the title, I'd love to hear it.
>
> Possible work around....
>
> I created a "boilerplate" tiddler with all the values set.  I can then 
> just clone that one and it works pretty well.  But when I'm done entering 
> my new tiddler, the boilerplate, that I cloned, is there, needing to be 
> closed.  Is it possible to bring up just that clone with less taps?
>
> what I have to do now to use the Clone method:
>
>    1. Click the "New" link I have that opens the boilerplate tiddler
>    2. Type in  the Task's Title
>    3. Save it
>    4. Find the boilerplate tiddler, which is now open, and close it.
>
> Is it possible to skip opening the boilerplate tiddler and open the cloned 
> version directly?
>
> Thanks, you guys have been great!
>

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