> > I finally tested the update using the prerelease version. > > Nice work! I especially love the top search bar and how easily I can start > searching and then navigating the results. This functionality should be > part of the core, replacing the sidebar search. > > However, I have encountered a few issues and have some suggestions. > > 1. With the top search bar, there might be times when I'd like to quickly > open some or all of the matching tiddlers. I'm thinking maybe having > *Shift-Enter* as a shortcut to select a search result item without > closing the search bar while pressing *Enter* will select the item and > close the search bar. >
Hi, I will add a shortcut to open all matching tiddlers, it's pretty easy to add. Selecting single tiddlers and then opening all selected ones would be cool, too. I'll see if it's easily doable > > 2. In the fields dropdown, pressing Enter to add the field seems to > produce confusing behavior. Because after adding a field by pressing Enter > and then TAB-ing back to the field name input box and selecting a field > using the arrow keys, pressing shift-Enter does not update the input box. > It's still empty. What is confusing is that when I enter a field value and > either press Enter or click the Add button, the selected field is added. > This only happens when using Enter key to add a field. > > Currently I've only modified the tags dropdown, the fields and type dropdowns still behave like before, but they'll get the same overhaul so that they work like the tag-dropdown > 3. Let's say I have a text input box in a tiddler, is it possible to > assign a shortcut that puts focus on the input box? Or any tiddler element > for that matter? > > if you provide the "focus" attribute focus="yes" or focus="true" with your input box, then it focuses when the tiddler gets selected for example: <$edit-text tiddler="my-tiddler" focus="yes"/> > 4. Once the sidebar is selected via alt-S, how can I go back to storyview > via a shortcut? > You can use the action-popup widget, which creates a popup-state tiddler, but also blurs the focused field: <$action-popup $popup="$:/state/my-needless-state-tiddler"/><$action-popup $popup="$:/state/my-needless-state-tiddler"/> (twice so that the state tiddler gets immediately deleted after creating) put that in a tiddler tagged $:/tags/KeyboardShortcut ... add the field "key" to it and put something like alt-shift-Left in it. That should leave focus of any input field in your wiki.. > > Your plugin is becoming really good, it's starting to feel like I'm > working on a text editor like sublime (my editor of choice), you know just > using the keyboard to quickly navigate TW to find stuff or enter content. > Really nice :) > > Once again thank you for your work on this! > > regards, > Eric > Thanks, I really appreciate your feedback! -- 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 post to this group, send email to [email protected]. Visit this group at https://groups.google.com/group/tiddlywiki. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/tiddlywiki/2ef63276-a9d2-4371-8a41-44f5791f7687%40googlegroups.com. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
