Scott,
Some incomplete responses below
On Monday, April 29, 2019 at 5:56:50 AM UTC+10, Scott Simmons (Secret-HQ)
wrote:
>
> Thinking about this has raised a couple of other "How do I ... with
> TiddlyWiki?" questions. I'm going to brain-dump them here in case anyone
> has quick answers or ideas:
>
> 1. How do I scrape/capture the <title> of a page by inputting a URL
> into a field? Has anyone built a TW-friendly mechanism for this?
>
> This may be the most difficult Question to answer, yet sometimes when I
drag a link to tiddlywiki it drops the link Plus the text
Perhaps there is a special active bookmark mechanism that can be used in
the browser, I know some people have cramed automation into special browser
bookmarks
>
> 1. How do I write a filter to find all tiddlers with a specific tag —
> and *no other tags*?
> - That second part is the tricky bit, at least for me.
>
> One way is to compare the result of the filter tags with the field tags
{{tags}} or in filters {tags}, or just ask if tags[tagname] =
fieldname[value] as tags containing one tiddler only is equal to the name
of that tag
>
> -
> 1. I know there has been some traction on developing tiddler bundles,
> but is there a format for a file consisting of multiple .tids in a single
> file?
> - That is, could I batch-convert an HTML file exported from a
> browser into a file of .TIDs and then import them without having to
> split
> that HTML into multiple files *first*?
>
> Marios bundler plugin is a worth while tool. I recommend using it. However
exporting a json file from advanced search is multiple tiddlers in a single
file. I think it's josua developing a sophisticate json editor and related
tools you should look to for json file handling.
>
> 1. How do I pass a variable into the <$list> widget of a tiddler
> that's transcluded in a tabset?
> - I'm thiking about giving each "folder" tiddler (i.e., each
> tiddler that would correspond to a folder in a traditional bookmarks
> file)
> a set of tabs for displaying its children in different ways. This
> would
> enable you to cycle through different views of the "contents" of a
> folder —
> sorted by creation date, sorted by tag, or what-have-you.
> Rather than create a tabset for each one of these tiddlers, I'd
> like them to reference a set of static tiddlers containing variables
> and
> then pass that variable to them. Something like <$var
> foo="bar"><<tabs "tab1 tab2 tab3" ...>></$var> where tab1, tab2,
> and tab3 all have filters like <$list
> filter="[tag[$(foo)$]]">...</$list>.
>
> Using tabs you specify a template that can contain the above list
statement and use `<<currentTab>>` rather than `<<currentTiddler>>` There
are a number of ways to achieve what you want here.
Regards
Tony
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