Hello,
I have a tiddly wiki I am using to study and keep notes on a large
volume of data. I have articles that I have tagged a certain way based
on the topic that it is under (competency), the importance (priority)
and the number of times I have reviewed the topic (review). To help
illustrate, here is an example of three sepearte tiddlers:
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Name: Tiddler 1
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Article contents
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Tags: aaa must-know Review:1
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Name: Tiddler 2
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Article contents
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Tags: ccc nice-to-know aux
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Name: Tiddler 2
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Article contents
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Tags: nice-to-know Review:1
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The tags I am using are as follows
competency (this is a meta-tag, tagging other tags - not used on
articles themselves)
-> aaa (regular tags - used on articles)
-> bbb
-> ccc
-> ddd
-> and so on
priority (meta-tag)
-> must-know (regular tags)
-> nice-to-know
-> not-likely
review (meta-tag)
-> Review:1
-> Review:2
-> and so on - more will be added as articles are reviewed
So as you can see, the articles can have (or not have) various
combinations of tags from each of the meta tags, as well as have other
tags (ex: the "aux" tag on Tiddler 2)
Now given this article structure, I would like a list to be displayed
as follows:
aaa (1) <--- number of articles in this competency; if possible please
> must-know (1)
> Review:1 (1)
> Tiddler 1 <--- the example article 1
> Review:2 (0)
> Not reviewed (0)
> nice-to-know (0)
> Review:1
> Review:2
> Not reviewed
> not-likely
> Review:1
> Review:2
> Not reviewed
> not categorized (all articles that are in aaa competency but do
not have a priority tag)
> Review:1
> Review:2
> Not reviewed
bbb
(// just saving space here but bbb would be the same as aaa and ccc
examples //)
ccc
> must-know
> Review:1
> Review:2
> Not reviewed
> nice-to-know
> Review:1
> Review:2
> Not reviewed
> Tiddler 2 <--- the example article 2
> not-likely
> Review:1
> Review:2
> Not reviewed
> not categorized
> Review:1
> Review:2
> Not reviewed
and so on
Others (articles that don't have a competency tag assigned)
> must-know
> Review:1
> Review:2
> Not reviewed
> nice-to-know
> Review:1
> Tiddler 3 <--- the example article 3
> Review:2
> Not reviewed
> not-likely
> Review:1
> Review:2
> Not reviewed
> not categorized
> Review:1
> Review:2
> Not reviewed
As you can see the tree gets big with branches pretty fast, so
solution that hides all the branches that don't have any articles
would be great. A slider or menu system would be ideal so it can be
thrown in the MainMenu tiddler and not take up vertical space until
one of the items is expanded, or a table if that is not possible.
Really if all you can teach me to program is an html list, I can style
it myself.
Just as an aside, I am starting off with just a few articles but will
be adding up to hundreds. Scalability, crosslinking and referencing is
the reason I decided to go the TW way. I am willing to learn and try
to come up with the solution myself, if someone can please point me
towards other plugins, or something else I may not have considered.
I understand this may be a tall order, but I have tried
TiddlerListPlugin, TagGrid, ForEachPlugin (although I don't understand
it well) and a few other plugins out there that I though could do
this, but have not come up with an acceptable solution. I appreciate
any help you folks can provide. Thanks.
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