I've been able to define a custom New Research Journal button by following 
the documentation on tiddlywiki.com. I now have the following:


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which is what I desired, but now I have some more questions:

   - How do I change the ordering of that bar? My button appears at the 
   bottom of the "tools" tab so when I check it, it shows up as last on that 
   bar.
   - For the Research Journal Tiddler default text I am making edits in 
   `$:/config/NewResearchJournal/Text`. I am trying to transclude the text of 
   a tiddler containing that week's goals which is titled `Week 44 - 2017` 
   (for this week). 
      - My WRONG approach: I tried placing the following inside it: 
      `<$transclude tiddler=<<now "Week WW - YYYY">> />` but that seems to ruin 
      everything! My sidebar goes crazy, and so does 
      `$:/config/NewResearchJournal/Text` itself! I don't want that to be 
      evaluated there, but evaluated when I actually make a new research 
journal 
      tiddler. I don't think this is the right approach.
      - DESIRED result: When I click the new Research Journal Button, it is 
      automatically populated with the correct week number and year and has the 
      following text (somehow correctly generated): `{{Week 44 - 2017}}`. 
   - For the Weekly Goals Tiddler, its title is: "Week 44 - 2017". Its 
   contents are:

                    ''[[Weekly Goals|Week 44 - 2017]]:''

                     [ ] task 1
                     [ ] task 2

   - Since I want to transclude these contents, I have "Weekly Goas" be a 
   link back to this tiddler, in case I want to make edits from elsewhere. Is 
   there a better way to do this?


Thank you all for the help!


On Monday, October 30, 2017 at 9:49:50 AM UTC-5, Diego Mesa wrote:
>
> Thanks Mark! That solved my first problem of keeping them in sync across 
> transclusion! 
>
> On Monday, October 30, 2017 at 9:33:03 AM UTC-5, Mark S. wrote:
>>
>> Just as a side note, you might want to check out (pun) 
>> https://grosinger.net/tw5-checklist/ . It makes checklists inside a 
>> tiddler easy.
>>
>> Mark
>>
>> On Monday, October 30, 2017 at 6:35:54 AM UTC-7, Diego Mesa wrote:
>>>
>>> Hello all,
>>>
>>> I keep a daily research journal and on Monday I set out some "Goals" for 
>>> the week. I was thinking of keeping these in tiddlywiki using `<$checkbox> 
>>> </$checkbox>`. So today I made a new Tiddler called `Week 44 - 2017` where 
>>> I placed my goals, and in today's journal tiddler I put `{{Week 44 - 
>>> 2017}}`. This generated the following questions:
>>>
>>>
>>>    - When I "check" a checkbox in either `Week 44 - 2017` or 
>>>    today's journal tiddler, that change is not reflected in the other 
>>> tiddler. 
>>>    Is there any way to keep these synced?
>>>       - I saw how the taskmanagement example dealt with this, but I 
>>>       dont want to have to make a tiddler for each goal/task as this is 
>>> usually 
>>>       overkill. 
>>>    - How can I make a new "Research Journal button" under my title bar 
>>>    that creates a new empty tiddler with two tags: Research and Journal, 
>>> and 
>>>    automatically adds a `{{{Week XX - YYYY }}}` where `XX` is the current 
>>> week 
>>>    number, and `YYYY` is the current year?
>>>    - Is there any way to "automate" the creation and presentation of my 
>>>    Monday tiddlers? I have been trying to find a use for the official 
>>> "Corner 
>>>    Ribbon" plugin, and think it might be of use here. Perhaps every Monday 
>>> the 
>>>    corner ribbon is displayed, and if one doesn't exist already, clicking 
>>> it 
>>>    creates a new `Week XX - YYYY` tiddler, but if it does exist, clicking 
>>> it 
>>>    opens it? 
>>>       - I know this one is more involved, so if someone could just 
>>>       point me in the right direction of how to "programatically" 
>>> enable/disable 
>>>       another plugin? Or perhaps I just edit/modify it directly for my own 
>>>       purposes? Any help would be great! 
>>>    
>>> I called this "lightweight", just because I dont want to have to make 
>>> tiddlers for each task. 
>>>
>>> Thanks!
>>> Diego
>>>
>>
>>

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