Hi Tobi,
Thanks again, I think I will need some Time to digest this. So far I
dont know how to create a field and how to edit it...
I will have to learn this first. Because I am quite consumed by my work
this may take a week...
Jan
Am 08.11.2013 07:52, schrieb Tobias Beer:
Hi Jan,
Thanks for your great support. Now the two plugins work wonderfull.
I can only recommend TagSearch for everybody with a systematic Set
of Tags.
Great news! ;-)
One Small wish is left. It would be wonderfull it was possible to
set an order in the pop-up.
For your usecase of tbGTD the current order which is produced by
the alphabetical order of the is very comfortable.
For those who don't want to add a prefix for readability reasons,
it would be a nice alternative to be able to order them in the
TagSearchConfig.
This has been discussed by *PMario *a while ago. Personally, I don't
see that as a functionality of *TagSearchPlugin*. Instead, what you
want in order for a consistent experience is to _always_ retrieve
those tagging tiddlers in your custom order whenever a plugin or the
core asks for them, i.e. also in the sidebar.
So what is needed is some code that hijacks
*store.getTaggedTiddlers()* and returns them based on some sort
criteria rather than the current core mechanism for that. I imagine
there could be a *order.tagging* field at the tiddler being the tag
holding the information of all tiddlers that actually have been
ordered, with all new and unordered ones being put at the end.
There could be some UI in the EditTemplate. For starters, this field
could be all manual and populated with current tags when opening the
tag in EditMode. This means, that at the point where you want a custom
order, your tag definitely needs to become a tiddler and not just be a
tag.
For example you the UI could show a number next to each tag...
|
[X]TaggingOrder(Enable/Disable)
[1]Foo
[2]Bar
[3]Baz
|
Changing the number for *Bar* from 2 to 1 would resort the list and
save the *order.tagging *field as follows...
|
[[Bar]][[Foo]][[Baz]]
|
Saving changes to this field could be generally ignored so long as you
have not modified it yet, i.e. you don't care about defining a custom
order. So, hitting the enable / disable button would not only toggle a
panel showing the numbering but essentially remove the *order.tagging*
field unless you specifically want it.
Anyhow, this code is out of scope for *TagSearchPlugin *and should be
something for a new plugin perhaps called *TagOrderPlugin*.
Extending this functionality to tags via some *order.tags*field (and
not only *order.**tagging*) would also remedy the fact that, due to
indexing purposes, tags in TiddlySpace are always stored
alphabetically, which sometimes really is not what you want / need...
and actually broke some of the now outdated behaviour of
*ColoredLinksPlugin *(being replaced by *PaintrPlugin*).
Tobias.
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