> It's really cool to have this feature, but, if you don't mind me > asking, why didn't you choose for your plugin to /replace/ the > standard core wizard that is available through the backstage link?
It does this already. I don't know why you don't see it in your document. > There are two caveats I came across thus far. > - when you have downloaded a list of tiddlers, the list-window that > displays it is really small. It displays at most 6 tiddlers/tags. I > see no reason why you wouldn't enlarge the list to display at least 20 > lines or more (in total). You can *interactively* resize the listbox using the +, -, and = command links at the upper right of the listbox. +/- step the list size by 1 one (increase or decrease). = toggles between 'maximum' (show ALL lines), and current 'listsize' value. The initial listsize is coded into the plugin: config.macros.importTiddlers.listsize = 10 You can change this by adding a suitable ImportTiddlersPluginConfig (or zzConfig) tiddler, tagged with systemConfig, containing the line above, adjusted for the desired number of lines. > - the filter option seems only to work on full tiddler names. The filter option uses the TW core paramifier syntax (URL 'hash' params), and supports any combination of: open:TiddlerName (or just "TiddlerName") story:StoryName tag:tagvalue search:searchtext TiddlerName is the full title of any tiddler in the remote document. StoryName is a tiddler containing a space-separated list of titles. tagvalue matches tiddler tags searchtext matches tiddler body text (partial matching) There are, of course, numerous other filtering options that could be useful... however, this plugin is already quite large (though, IMO, justifiably so), so I am hesitant to add lots of code to support extended filters. However, small incremental changes are possible. Currently, the handling for "search:text" filters performs a simple 'partial text match' against the tiddler body text only. If I rewrite this code to invoke the TW core search handler instead, it will automatically be able to use the core's support for searching with javascript regular expression (text pattern) syntax. In addition, if you have TiddlyTools' SearchOptionsPlugin installed, you could also search for text matches within a tiddler's titles, tags and/or custom fields. enjoy, -e Eric Shulman TiddlyTools / ELS Design Studios -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWiki" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected]. For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/tiddlywiki?hl=en.
