Brady77,
Forgive my delayed response, although you may see additional contributions
in this thread.. Thanks for explaining what you are trying to do. I
understand what you are trying to do because networking in one of my areas
since I have being in IT for some time. I recently did some training on
BigData which would be similar to your learning curve.
I adopted TiddlyWiki Classic many years ago and still maintain a knowledge
base in it but are gradually moving features and functionality into TW5.
I am confident it is only if you use [[embedded links]] or
{{transclusions}} that you are likely to come across this problem because
you can rename titles with no loss.
A Common technique I use is the new here so lets say you have a "Security"
subject, go to the Security tiddler and go new here to add security items,
or tag them with Security. By always having a tag of the "parent" tiddler
at a minimum you will always be able to list items so tagged. Renaming them
changes nothing, except if they are listed in alphabetical order. You can
also use the list field and a drag-able list such as a dragable table of
Contents. Most of the time I access technical info I first search "titles"
and "Text" then open even a related tiddler, then use the tags to refine
the tiddlers I am looking at. Eg; I may search for Static IP Address, find
a tiddler that mentions their use and is tagged security, open the Security
tag/tiddler and review that list to find "Using Static Routes" (for
Security).
Now if you feel a title is no longer valid copy the old title into the text
so if you searched for it again you would find it, then modify the title.
Regards
Tony
On Wednesday, 18 April 2018 23:07:56 UTC+10, Brady77 wrote:
>
> @PMario:
>
> I spent some time with the uni-link plugin to see how it works for me.
> First I have to say that it is very close to be a good workaround for
> "broken links" problem. I have a couple of questions.
>
> 1. In the advanced search
> - Can I use caption / subtitle values in the standard search tab?
> - Is it possible to display the results from the filter as a list
> of captions / subtitles?
> 2. I tried your "stant-01" theme as well.
> - Is possible in the edit mode to show the tiddler title as a field
> at the bottom and hide it at the top?
>
> @ Mark.S
> Point 2 is probably close to what you have mentioned earlier as well.
>
> @ TonyM
> Thanks for offering your help as well. I'm building my personal knowledge
> base to so I can be more effective at my job. I work as an network engineer
> and I'm dealing with quite complex information. Partly I have to deeply
> understand some networking topics, partly to remember some workflows
> (tutorials, how-tos, guides etc.). This knowledge changes quite often as
> the technology evolves and so I need my tiddlers to reflect those changes
> as well. This is especially true while studying something new: at the
> beginning I decide for a name of tiddler and later I realize that this name
> is completely wrong (just becase I knew almost nothing about the topic at
> the beginning). To put it simple: I need some flexibility to only at
> modifying the text field, but also by naming the tiddlers. I can certainly
> live with the uni-link plugin regarding the "broken-links" problem. But
> there are some important functions that lack the support for captions /
> subtitles (see my questions at the beginning). So we can discuss it further.
>
> @Jeremy Ruston
> Hi Jeremy!
>
> 1. Sorry I didn't get what you proposed (as well as @Miroslav Kalous).
> What problem does it solve? Maybe some example will help. Thanks.
> 2. Can you compare the difficulty of
> - preparing a new release of TiddlyWiki that deals with tiddlers
> (and other building blocks) as objects that can be referenced
> independently
> on the user text-fields? Same functionality as I mentioned above while
> talking about Airtable interface.
> - fixing broken links and functions (filters, lists, macros etc) on
> the fly after the tiddler ID changed
> 3. Could you explain in more detail what is the difference between
> changing tiddler title and tag name? What if I use a tiddler as a tag?
>
> Thank you.
>
> Petr
>
>
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