PMario, I'm perplexed a bit, since I'm well aware you're a wizard relative to my bumbling-tinkering ways. But it seems that when you say "this missing tiddler hint is hardcoded in the core", you imply it's tricky and dangerous to tinker with... Isn't the Missing Tiddler hint easily overridden by erasing or replacing the contents of the following shadow tiddler?
$:/language/MissingTiddler/Hint Its contents can be replaced by anything -- including a new-journal-here button, right? So, in a number of my teaching-related tiddlywiki instances, I've zapped the Missing Tiddler hint (as well as "empty filter" message on Shiraz dynamic tables, which is a bit more deeply hard-coded into the plugin). I do this because I have set up ViewTemplate nodes for missing tiddlers (```<$list filter="[all[current]is[missing]]"> ... </$list>```) , and don't want visitors to be distracted by the missing tiddler message. (My own use case for removing the hint: have participant name-codes listed in hidden "list" field of various tiddlers, assign each participant a virtual permalink with their #name-code initials at end, so that the custom ViewTemplate shows each one a custom overview of tiddlers where they're listed -- but with no easily-browsed or easily-searched way to surf among other participants' name-codes. Not perfect privacy, but not *obviously* public either.) Perhaps I'm misunderstanding what Sher is looking for, or I'm missing some other point here. But I'm curious where the misunderstanding lies! -Springer On Monday, December 20, 2021 at 12:43:11 PM UTC-5 PMario wrote: > On Monday, December 20, 2021 at 4:11:34 PM UTC+1 [email protected] wrote: > > So my question is: what core tiddler creates these tiddlers from links? >> Then I can go and modify it to my hearts content. >> > > Hi Sher, > > The default ViewTemplate shows a missing tiddler hint, that allows us to > create a "standard tiddler". ... This missing tiddler hint is hardcoded in > the core atm. ... So there is no easy fix. > > ------------ > > At the moment I'm working on a "dynamic" missing tiddler body, for the TW > core. It uses the new cascade filter system, that will allow us to be much > more flexible in the future with exactly your usecse. > > I'm implementing the new mechanism for the markdown plugin atm. It looks > like this: (NOT final!) > > [image: dynamic-edit-button-01.gif] > > There is a new body with a new "edit MD" button in the body text and the > toolbar. > If one of those buttons will be clicked a new text/markdow tiddler will be > created. > > As you can see, the whole new body is useful *but* a bit too "aggressive" > ... The new tiddler doesn't look empty anymore :/ > > So I'm looking for better mechanism, that will allow us more flexibility > and still have an "empty feeling" for non existing tiddlers. > > There should be a possibility to create dynamic toolbar buttons, that > should allow us to use "user defined templates" instead of the default > tiddler template ... > > -mario > -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWiki" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/tiddlywiki/a3a98c30-b917-4053-a5b6-6314aea3fb6an%40googlegroups.com.
