[tw] Re: How to display custom fields content in tiddler?

['Mark S.' via TiddlyWiki]

Yeah, that's me. Glad to hear it's working out for you. I've learned a bit 
since then, and could  probably rewrite it now so it didn't need the 
export/import step. 

Have fun,
Mark

On Monday, July 4, 2016 at 5:11:24 PM UTC-7, LG wrote:
>
> Thanks, Mark! Btw, I've made a lot of great progress using the CSV import 
> (if you're the same Mark). It's taken a lot of time to get my CSV in gear, 
> but it is working beautifully. I've combined it with the Timeline plugin. 
> There's still some things I'm working out, but it's working beautifully. 
>
> On Sunday, July 3, 2016 at 9:27:44 PM UTC-4, Mark S. wrote:
>>
>> Fields are hidden away by design except during editing. You can make them 
>> visible with a conditional template. Tobias Beer has a great explainer on 
>> conditional templates here:
>>
>> http://tobibeer.github.io/tb5/#Conditional%20ViewTemplate%20Section
>>
>> HTH
>> Mark
>>
>>
>> On Sunday, July 3, 2016 at 6:13:48 PM UTC-7, LG wrote:
>>>
>>> I used Mark's new CSV bulk import plugin to automatically create a 
>>> hundred tiddlers. I have two custom fields: birth and death. These custom 
>>> fields show up on the edit screen of the tiddler, but not on the front end. 
>>> I suspect I need to go in and edit the template somewhere but I'm unsure 
>>> where to start. 
>>>
>>

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[tw] Re: [TW5] Filtering out tag from tag list

[William RENOU]

Wasn't expecting it to be that simple. Big thanks for the quick reply :)

Le mardi 5 juillet 2016 01:58:51 UTC+2, Mark S. a écrit :
>
> Since you know the name of the tag you don't want, you can subtract it out:
>
> <$list filter="[is[current]tags[]] 
> -[[filterTagNotToDisplay]]">{{||$:/core/ui/TagTemplate}} 
>
> HTH
> Mark
>
> On Monday, July 4, 2016 at 4:49:48 PM UTC-7, William RENOU wrote:
>>
>> I am currently using a viewtemplate to display a list (filtered using a 
>> specific tag plus a few other operators) of tiddlers with their respective 
>> tags.
>> I'm using the listWidget inside my main listWidget to display the tags of 
>> each Tiddler.
>>
>> <$list filter="[tag[filterTagNotToDisplay]otherOperators]">
>> * <$list 
>> filter="[is[current]tags[]]">{{||$:/core/ui/TagTemplate}} 
>>
>> The issue (well not exactly a real issue since it's working perfectly 
>> fine) is all tags are displayed, even the one used in the main filter 
>> (which is somewhat pointless to display it since I'm interested in only 
>> having all the other tags).
>> I could very well let it as it is, but I was curious to know if there was 
>> a way to filter out an element from a list (the list here being tags) ?
>>
>>

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[tw] Re: How to display custom fields content in tiddler?

[LG]

Thanks, Mark! Btw, I've made a lot of great progress using the CSV import 
(if you're the same Mark). It's taken a lot of time to get my CSV in gear, 
but it is working beautifully. I've combined it with the Timeline plugin. 
There's still some things I'm working out, but it's working beautifully. 

On Sunday, July 3, 2016 at 9:27:44 PM UTC-4, Mark S. wrote:
>
> Fields are hidden away by design except during editing. You can make them 
> visible with a conditional template. Tobias Beer has a great explainer on 
> conditional templates here:
>
> http://tobibeer.github.io/tb5/#Conditional%20ViewTemplate%20Section
>
> HTH
> Mark
>
>
> On Sunday, July 3, 2016 at 6:13:48 PM UTC-7, LG wrote:
>>
>> I used Mark's new CSV bulk import plugin to automatically create a 
>> hundred tiddlers. I have two custom fields: birth and death. These custom 
>> fields show up on the edit screen of the tiddler, but not on the front end. 
>> I suspect I need to go in and edit the template somewhere but I'm unsure 
>> where to start. 
>>
>

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[tw] Re: [TW5] Filtering out tag from tag list

['Mark S.' via TiddlyWiki]

Since you know the name of the tag you don't want, you can subtract it out:

<$list filter="[is[current]tags[]] 
-[[filterTagNotToDisplay]]">{{||$:/core/ui/TagTemplate}} 

HTH
Mark

On Monday, July 4, 2016 at 4:49:48 PM UTC-7, William RENOU wrote:
>
> I am currently using a viewtemplate to display a list (filtered using a 
> specific tag plus a few other operators) of tiddlers with their respective 
> tags.
> I'm using the listWidget inside my main listWidget to display the tags of 
> each Tiddler.
>
> <$list filter="[tag[filterTagNotToDisplay]otherOperators]">
> * <$list filter="[is[current]tags[]]">{{||$:/core/ui/TagTemplate}} 
>
> The issue (well not exactly a real issue since it's working perfectly 
> fine) is all tags are displayed, even the one used in the main filter 
> (which is somewhat pointless to display it since I'm interested in only 
> having all the other tags).
> I could very well let it as it is, but I was curious to know if there was 
> a way to filter out an element from a list (the list here being tags) ?
>
>

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[tw] [TW5] Filtering out tag from tag list

[William RENOU]

I am currently using a viewtemplate to display a list (filtered using a 
specific tag plus a few other operators) of tiddlers with their respective 
tags.
I'm using the listWidget inside my main listWidget to display the tags of 
each Tiddler.

<$list filter="[tag[filterTagNotToDisplay]otherOperators]">
* <$list filter="[is[current]tags[]]">{{||$:/core/ui/TagTemplate}} 

The issue (well not exactly a real issue since it's working perfectly fine) 
is all tags are displayed, even the one used in the main filter (which is 
somewhat pointless to display it since I'm interested in only having all 
the other tags).
I could very well let it as it is, but I was curious to know if there was a 
way to filter out an element from a list (the list here being tags) ?

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[tw] Re: List data from a JSON DataTiddler [rookie] [TW5]

['Mark S.' via TiddlyWiki]

It says, buried in a note at the bottom of the Data Dictionary 
documentation:

Note: *It is currently only possible to retrieve data from the immediate 
> properties of the root object of a JSONTiddler.*



The attached file is not very robust, but you can try it. Backup your TW. 
Drag and drop the attached over your TW, making sure that the green import 
line shows up. Import the json file, save your TW, and reload (important -- 
the javascript macro is not activated without reloading).

Now you can call the parsejson macro like the following to get a list of 
lamp numbers. Just change idx2 to get the status of the lamp as well.

<$list filter="[[JSONData1]indexes[]]" variable="vCursor1"> 
<$macrocall $name="parsejson" data={{JSONData1}} idx1=<> 
idx2="LampNo"  />



I don't know whether this will meet your needs, or if it will break at the 
first usage, but it should give a starting point.

HTH
Mark

On Monday, July 4, 2016 at 12:52:37 PM UTC-7, Jens Georg Frøjk wrote:
>
> I just need a very simple sample to show me,
> howto list the data values from a JSON DataTiddler.
>
> Say I have my JSON DataTiddler as:
>
> Title: JSONData1
> [
> {"LampNo":11,"Status":"off"},
> {"LampNo":12,"Status":"on"},
> {"LampNo":13,"Status":"on"}
> ]
>
> ___
> Then, I came as far as this, in a normal tiddle:
>
> Title: ReadJSONData1
> <$list filter="[[JSONData1]indexes[]]" variable="vCursor1"> 
> <$view index=<>/>
> 
>
> It print 3 lines. But I just can see how to ref. the index:field:value
>
> You probably already guess I want to list my JSON data as a table (using 
> wiki format).
>
> When the data tiddle is a Dict type, I can ref with {{tiddle##field}}, but 
> not JSON type.
> Remember I'm rookie, so include everything.
>
> /George
>

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Description: application/json

Re: [tw] Re: [TW5] Static Website Generation

[David Gifford]

Ok, James, here is an experimental site based on your website generator

http://giffmex.org/moomoo/

One last question: why does the CSS only apply to the framework and not to
the individual posts? What might I have done wrong?

Dave



On Mon, Jul 4, 2016 at 3:07 PM, David Gifford  wrote:

> ah never mind, I figured it out...put my file in the folder I
> downloaded, change example.html to my filename in the .bat file, and
> doubleclick the .bat file to run it.
>
> Sorry for my ignorance, a lot of this is new to me...
>
> Thank you very much, both for your help and for this great tool!
> Dave
>
> On Mon, Jul 4, 2016 at 2:53 PM, David Gifford  wrote:
>
>> How does on "run a batch file"?
>>
>> On Mon, Jul 4, 2016 at 2:46 PM, James Anderson <
>> james.w.ander...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>>> Briefly:
>>>
>>> > 3) Realized I needed to do this in node.js because it doesn't work
>>> from a standalone TW5 file
>>>
>>> It works from a standalone file, or rather I have my blog and other
>>> notes in a single page TW. it's called notes.hta (you can see this in the
>>> batch file, it could be notes.html or whatever your TW is called). You will
>>> need the nodejs TW just for the conversion. With both those present the
>>> batch handles all the creation for you.
>>>
>>> My workflow is :
>>>
>>> 1. Write a tiddler and tag it "blog"
>>> 2. Run the batch file.
>>>
>>> and that's it, so it's pretty simple when it is set up but the set up is
>>> not friendly for newcomers.
>>>
>>> Will be around tomorrow or maybe  the day after if you need more help.
>>>
>>> James
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> On Monday, 4 July 2016 20:29:34 UTC+1, David Gifford wrote:

 Hi James

 Thanks for responding. My actual question is, what do I do to export
 the tiddlers? I am a novice at all this. What button do I push?

 Dave

 On Thursday, April 23, 2015 at 4:23:22 PM UTC-5, James Anderson wrote:
>
>
> I've posted on here and on the tiddlywikidev side a few times with
> questions regarding this before, This time is more of a show and tell as
> i've had some time to clean up some of the code I was using to export
> static sites with tiddlywiki.
>
> I have renamed the repo I was using and split it in two separate
> plugins: https://github.com/welford/twstaticblog/  I have also
> written a new post about how I am exporting using these plugins here:
> http://phasersonkill.com/2015/4/24/creating-a-static-webpage-using-tiddlywiki.html
>
>
> In short: the helper plugin (
> https://github.com/welford/twstaticblog/tree/master/helper) resides
> within my tiddlwiki and lets me customise  which posts to output,which 
> tags
> to add to the sitemap, which ones to hide etc etc  Also to some degree it
> lets me alter the look of the webpage.
>
> The export (https://github.com/welford/twstaticblog/tree/master/export)
> plugin gets invoked when exporting and contains all the required templates
> and viewtemplate changes to make the static site look how you want it to.
>
> www.phasersonkill.com is a working sample of an exported blog, I have
> also uploaded a simpler example here
> http://welford.github.io/static-sample/example.html which exports to
> http://welford.github.io/static-sample/blog/index.html
>
> Finally I have updated some of my plugins to work with the static
> export feature https://github.com/welford/twspimg lets me display
> partial images as the background-image of a span element, and
> https://github.com/welford/twyt lets me embed yt videos and created
> links to specific times within the video. http://welford.github.io/
> has a few examples and  other plugins also!
>
> Thanks for reading!
>
> James
>
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[tw] Re: Future Proofness

['Mark S.' via TiddlyWiki]

The main problem I see, in terms of future-proofing, if you have followed 
the tiddler-semantic-unit philosophy, is that when you export your tiddlers 
they will be in little pieces that won't make sense to other information 
managers. The workaround is to export via aggregate pages as static pages  
-- that is, a tiddler that combines other other tiddlers can be exported as 
a static web page.

Speaking of future-proofing and Evernote, last week EN boosted it's premium 
prices 40% and will be limiting it's free customers to 2 devices (where a 
computer counts as a device). Google had a product called Notebook which 
they then, in typical Google fashion, dropped. Then revived as Google Keep. 
Springpad was very popular but was abandoned without notice. Before 
Onenote, Microsoft had another note product which they also dropped.

>From all this you can see that the problem with proprietary solutions is 
that there is zero transparency. You don't know if the company is making 
money with a product, what they hope to charge in the future, or if they 
plan to eventually sell themselves to some other company. You certainly 
never get to correspond with the CEO or lead developer.

There's a fair number of open-source information systems out there, but 
most of them are virtually orphans. 

The great thing about TW is right here -- the extensive and active 
community. Should there ever be a reason to migrate (Like HTML25 requiring 
personal quantum entanglers) it's likely that someone else will already be 
working on various export options, and will be here to help you out. 

Well, unless Google decides to do away with Groups, like they did RSS news, 
Sketchup, Notebook, and 40 other services you can view in the Google 
graveyard 

 
.

Good luck!
Mark



On Sunday, July 3, 2016 at 12:05:47 AM UTC-7, Bruno Wassermann wrote:
>
> Hi there, 
>
> I am a complete newbie to TiddlyWikki, the concept of small tiddlers 
> interlinked in different ways resonates with me and I am considering to 
> eventually migrate from Evernote to TW5. I am starting to understand that 
> this might require a substantial investment, which has prompted me to try 
> and understand the degree to which this time investment will continue to 
> pay off in the future. 
>
> I know that there are many dimensions to this question (i.e. TW is open 
> source and so anyone can contribute and continue to maintain it just in 
> case, HTML5, JavaScript, wikitext, and so on are probably going to stick 
> around for a while and so on). 
>
> However, I am trying to understand how painful it would be, if I ever 
> decided, after moving and creating a few years' worth of notes into TW5, to 
> migrate my notes to some other tool. 
>
> I am not so much at home with frontend technologies, so please forgive my 
> ignorance when it comes to JavaScript and friends. 
>
> In the following snippet: 
> <>
>
> a. What kind of animal is the 'list-links' element? Or, what is a tiddler 
> macro?
> b. Is the filter syntax specific to TW?
> c. By what kind of animal do these guys get evaluated? 
>
> I have found 
> https://github.com/Jermolene/TiddlyWiki5/blob/master/core/wiki/macros/list.tid.
>  
> What does the actual flow look like from parsing a tiddler, to identifying 
> that a macro should be invoked to actually invoking it? In addition, or 
> alternatively, what would topics/concepts do I need to study to be able to 
> make sense of this? 
>
> All the best, 
>
> -- Bruno
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Re: [tw] Re: [TW5] Static Website Generation

[David Gifford]

ah never mind, I figured it out...put my file in the folder I
downloaded, change example.html to my filename in the .bat file, and
doubleclick the .bat file to run it.

Sorry for my ignorance, a lot of this is new to me...

Thank you very much, both for your help and for this great tool!
Dave

On Mon, Jul 4, 2016 at 2:53 PM, David Gifford  wrote:

> How does on "run a batch file"?
>
> On Mon, Jul 4, 2016 at 2:46 PM, James Anderson  > wrote:
>
>> Briefly:
>>
>> > 3) Realized I needed to do this in node.js because it doesn't work from
>> a standalone TW5 file
>>
>> It works from a standalone file, or rather I have my blog and other notes
>> in a single page TW. it's called notes.hta (you can see this in the batch
>> file, it could be notes.html or whatever your TW is called). You will need
>> the nodejs TW just for the conversion. With both those present the batch
>> handles all the creation for you.
>>
>> My workflow is :
>>
>> 1. Write a tiddler and tag it "blog"
>> 2. Run the batch file.
>>
>> and that's it, so it's pretty simple when it is set up but the set up is
>> not friendly for newcomers.
>>
>> Will be around tomorrow or maybe  the day after if you need more help.
>>
>> James
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> On Monday, 4 July 2016 20:29:34 UTC+1, David Gifford wrote:
>>>
>>> Hi James
>>>
>>> Thanks for responding. My actual question is, what do I do to export the
>>> tiddlers? I am a novice at all this. What button do I push?
>>>
>>> Dave
>>>
>>> On Thursday, April 23, 2015 at 4:23:22 PM UTC-5, James Anderson wrote:


 I've posted on here and on the tiddlywikidev side a few times with
 questions regarding this before, This time is more of a show and tell as
 i've had some time to clean up some of the code I was using to export
 static sites with tiddlywiki.

 I have renamed the repo I was using and split it in two separate
 plugins: https://github.com/welford/twstaticblog/  I have also written
 a new post about how I am exporting using these plugins here:
 http://phasersonkill.com/2015/4/24/creating-a-static-webpage-using-tiddlywiki.html


 In short: the helper plugin (
 https://github.com/welford/twstaticblog/tree/master/helper) resides
 within my tiddlwiki and lets me customise  which posts to output,which tags
 to add to the sitemap, which ones to hide etc etc  Also to some degree it
 lets me alter the look of the webpage.

 The export (https://github.com/welford/twstaticblog/tree/master/export)
 plugin gets invoked when exporting and contains all the required templates
 and viewtemplate changes to make the static site look how you want it to.

 www.phasersonkill.com is a working sample of an exported blog, I have
 also uploaded a simpler example here
 http://welford.github.io/static-sample/example.html which exports to
 http://welford.github.io/static-sample/blog/index.html

 Finally I have updated some of my plugins to work with the static
 export feature https://github.com/welford/twspimg lets me display
 partial images as the background-image of a span element, and
 https://github.com/welford/twyt lets me embed yt videos and created
 links to specific times within the video. http://welford.github.io/
 has a few examples and  other plugins also!

 Thanks for reading!

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Re: [tw] Browse widget

[Jan]

Hi Jeremy, Hi Mario
Thank you for your replies and sorry for answering so late; I didn't see 
your replies earlier.
This is strange because the name of the file seems to be printed in the 
tiddlertext right after the button.
I wanted to use this to paste a relative link to a local videofile into 
a field used by my videotemplate.


Greetings Jan






Am 01.07.2016 um 10:50 schrieb Jeremy Ruston:

Hi Jan

> Can anyone tell where the selection of the browse-widget is stored, 
the advanced search does not show any objects with the chosen string?


Do you mean that you want to access the name of the file that is 
selected by the browse widget? Sadly, browsers don’t let JavaScript 
access the file path for security reasons; some browsers do provide 
access to the filename portion, but it is only available during the 
event that is triggered when a file is chosen, it isn’t available as a 
persistent property of the control.


Best wishes

Jeremy.


On 30 Jun 2016, at 14:55, PMario > wrote:


Hi Jan,

IMO the selection isn't stored.
If the file can be imported, the content is temporarily stored at the 
$:/Import tiddler.


http://tiddlywiki.com/#BrowseWidget:BrowseWidget%20%5B%5BWidgetMessage%3A%20tm-import-tiddlers%5D%5D

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Re: [tw] Re: [TW5] Static Website Generation

[David Gifford]

How does on "run a batch file"?

On Mon, Jul 4, 2016 at 2:46 PM, James Anderson 
wrote:

> Briefly:
>
> > 3) Realized I needed to do this in node.js because it doesn't work from
> a standalone TW5 file
>
> It works from a standalone file, or rather I have my blog and other notes
> in a single page TW. it's called notes.hta (you can see this in the batch
> file, it could be notes.html or whatever your TW is called). You will need
> the nodejs TW just for the conversion. With both those present the batch
> handles all the creation for you.
>
> My workflow is :
>
> 1. Write a tiddler and tag it "blog"
> 2. Run the batch file.
>
> and that's it, so it's pretty simple when it is set up but the set up is
> not friendly for newcomers.
>
> Will be around tomorrow or maybe  the day after if you need more help.
>
> James
>
>
>
>
>
>
> On Monday, 4 July 2016 20:29:34 UTC+1, David Gifford wrote:
>>
>> Hi James
>>
>> Thanks for responding. My actual question is, what do I do to export the
>> tiddlers? I am a novice at all this. What button do I push?
>>
>> Dave
>>
>> On Thursday, April 23, 2015 at 4:23:22 PM UTC-5, James Anderson wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>> I've posted on here and on the tiddlywikidev side a few times with
>>> questions regarding this before, This time is more of a show and tell as
>>> i've had some time to clean up some of the code I was using to export
>>> static sites with tiddlywiki.
>>>
>>> I have renamed the repo I was using and split it in two separate
>>> plugins: https://github.com/welford/twstaticblog/  I have also written
>>> a new post about how I am exporting using these plugins here:
>>> http://phasersonkill.com/2015/4/24/creating-a-static-webpage-using-tiddlywiki.html
>>>
>>>
>>> In short: the helper plugin (
>>> https://github.com/welford/twstaticblog/tree/master/helper) resides
>>> within my tiddlwiki and lets me customise  which posts to output,which tags
>>> to add to the sitemap, which ones to hide etc etc  Also to some degree it
>>> lets me alter the look of the webpage.
>>>
>>> The export (https://github.com/welford/twstaticblog/tree/master/export)
>>> plugin gets invoked when exporting and contains all the required templates
>>> and viewtemplate changes to make the static site look how you want it to.
>>>
>>> www.phasersonkill.com is a working sample of an exported blog, I have
>>> also uploaded a simpler example here
>>> http://welford.github.io/static-sample/example.html which exports to
>>> http://welford.github.io/static-sample/blog/index.html
>>>
>>> Finally I have updated some of my plugins to work with the static export
>>> feature https://github.com/welford/twspimg lets me display partial
>>> images as the background-image of a span element, and
>>> https://github.com/welford/twyt lets me embed yt videos and created
>>> links to specific times within the video. http://welford.github.io/ has
>>> a few examples and  other plugins also!
>>>
>>> Thanks for reading!
>>>
>>> James
>>>
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[tw] List data from a JSON DataTiddler [rookie] [TW5]

[Jens Georg Frøjk]

I just need a very simple sample to show me,
howto list the data values from a JSON DataTiddler.

Say I have my JSON DataTiddler as:

Title: JSONData1
[
{"LampNo":11,"Status":"off"},
{"LampNo":12,"Status":"on"},
{"LampNo":13,"Status":"on"}
]

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Then, I came as far as this, in a normal tiddle:

Title: ReadJSONData1
<$list filter="[[JSONData1]indexes[]]" variable="vCursor1"> 
<$view index=<>/>


It print 3 lines. But I just can see how to ref. the index:field:value

You probably already guess I want to list my JSON data as a table (using 
wiki format).

When the data tiddle is a Dict type, I can ref with {{tiddle##field}}, but 
not JSON type.
Remember I'm rookie, so include everything.

/George

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[tw] Re: [TW5] Static Website Generation

[James Anderson]

Briefly:

> 3) Realized I needed to do this in node.js because it doesn't work from a 
standalone TW5 file

It works from a standalone file, or rather I have my blog and other notes 
in a single page TW. it's called notes.hta (you can see this in the batch 
file, it could be notes.html or whatever your TW is called). You will need 
the nodejs TW just for the conversion. With both those present the batch 
handles all the creation for you. 

My workflow is :

1. Write a tiddler and tag it "blog"
2. Run the batch file.

and that's it, so it's pretty simple when it is set up but the set up is 
not friendly for newcomers.

Will be around tomorrow or maybe  the day after if you need more help.

James






On Monday, 4 July 2016 20:29:34 UTC+1, David Gifford wrote:
>
> Hi James
>
> Thanks for responding. My actual question is, what do I do to export the 
> tiddlers? I am a novice at all this. What button do I push? 
>
> Dave
>
> On Thursday, April 23, 2015 at 4:23:22 PM UTC-5, James Anderson wrote:
>>
>>
>> I've posted on here and on the tiddlywikidev side a few times with 
>> questions regarding this before, This time is more of a show and tell as 
>> i've had some time to clean up some of the code I was using to export 
>> static sites with tiddlywiki.
>>
>> I have renamed the repo I was using and split it in two separate plugins: 
>> https://github.com/welford/twstaticblog/  I have also written a new post 
>> about how I am exporting using these plugins here: 
>> http://phasersonkill.com/2015/4/24/creating-a-static-webpage-using-tiddlywiki.html
>>  
>>
>> In short: the helper plugin (
>> https://github.com/welford/twstaticblog/tree/master/helper) resides 
>> within my tiddlwiki and lets me customise  which posts to output,which tags 
>> to add to the sitemap, which ones to hide etc etc  Also to some degree it 
>> lets me alter the look of the webpage.
>>
>> The export (https://github.com/welford/twstaticblog/tree/master/export) 
>> plugin gets invoked when exporting and contains all the required templates 
>> and viewtemplate changes to make the static site look how you want it to.
>>
>> www.phasersonkill.com is a working sample of an exported blog, I have 
>> also uploaded a simpler example here 
>> http://welford.github.io/static-sample/example.html which exports to 
>> http://welford.github.io/static-sample/blog/index.html
>>
>> Finally I have updated some of my plugins to work with the static export 
>> feature https://github.com/welford/twspimg lets me display partial 
>> images as the background-image of a span element, and 
>> https://github.com/welford/twyt lets me embed yt videos and created 
>> links to specific times within the video. http://welford.github.io/ has 
>> a few examples and  other plugins also!
>>
>> Thanks for reading!
>>
>> James
>>
>>

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[tw] Is there a way to suppress a link

[Jan]

Hi,
Is there a way to suppress a link if you don't want it?
It is not a camelcase but this construction which chops of day and month 
out of a datefield {{{ [split:list{!!release}] +[split:last[.]] }}} by 
help of the split-plugin( 
http://tobibeer.github.io/tw5-plugins/#split-Examples) which calls the 
link.

Is there some formating trick to avoid this?

Thanks!
Jan

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[tw] Re: Exporting a list of tiddlers

['Mark S.' via TiddlyWiki]

Be sure to back up your files. This should allow you to put "yes" into an 
"exportme" field. Just copy it into a tiddler. Warning -- If you have a lot 
of tiddlers, the list might be long. 

!! Select tiddlers for export

TitleExport?
<$list filter="[all[tiddlers]!is[system]!is[shadow]sort[]]">
<$view field=title/> <$checkbox field=
"exportme" checked="yes" unchecked=""/>




HTH
Mark

On Monday, July 4, 2016 at 6:14:28 AM UTC-7, Zaphod Beeblebrox wrote:
>
> Thank You for this, Mark :)
>
> I *almost* grasp the Field concept, and that would work to hide the label 
> from the user.  Unfortunately, though, I haven't graduated to the point of 
> understanding $lists in TW, yet.  I see much interesting discussion about 
> them, but I haven't had to delve into the nuts and bolts of the thing in my 
> use case, so far.
>
> --Zaphod
>
>
> On Sunday, July 3, 2016 at 12:10:32 AM UTC-4, Mark S. wrote:
>>
>> You can use a field like "exportme" with the value "yes" to select ones 
>> you want to export. Then use a configuration tiddler like:
>>
>> $:/config/EditTemplateFields/Visibility/exportme
>>
>>
>> with value "hide" to hide the field from the average user.
>>
>>
>> You can write a <$list> with buttons that will let you quickly select 
>> items you want to mark. If you can't I'm sure someone here less sleepy than 
>> me can ;-) 
>>
>>
>> Mark
>>
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[tw] Re: [TW5] Static Website Generation

[David Gifford]

Hi James

Thanks for responding. My actual question is, what do I do to export the 
tiddlers? I am a novice at all this. What button do I push? 

Dave

On Thursday, April 23, 2015 at 4:23:22 PM UTC-5, James Anderson wrote:
>
>
> I've posted on here and on the tiddlywikidev side a few times with 
> questions regarding this before, This time is more of a show and tell as 
> i've had some time to clean up some of the code I was using to export 
> static sites with tiddlywiki.
>
> I have renamed the repo I was using and split it in two separate plugins: 
> https://github.com/welford/twstaticblog/  I have also written a new post 
> about how I am exporting using these plugins here: 
> http://phasersonkill.com/2015/4/24/creating-a-static-webpage-using-tiddlywiki.html
>  
>
> In short: the helper plugin (
> https://github.com/welford/twstaticblog/tree/master/helper) resides 
> within my tiddlwiki and lets me customise  which posts to output,which tags 
> to add to the sitemap, which ones to hide etc etc  Also to some degree it 
> lets me alter the look of the webpage.
>
> The export (https://github.com/welford/twstaticblog/tree/master/export) 
> plugin gets invoked when exporting and contains all the required templates 
> and viewtemplate changes to make the static site look how you want it to.
>
> www.phasersonkill.com is a working sample of an exported blog, I have 
> also uploaded a simpler example here 
> http://welford.github.io/static-sample/example.html which exports to 
> http://welford.github.io/static-sample/blog/index.html
>
> Finally I have updated some of my plugins to work with the static export 
> feature https://github.com/welford/twspimg lets me display partial images 
> as the background-image of a span element, and 
> https://github.com/welford/twyt lets me embed yt videos and created links 
> to specific times within the video. http://welford.github.io/ has a few 
> examples and  other plugins also!
>
> Thanks for reading!
>
> James
>
>

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[tw] Re: [TW5] Static Website Generation

[James Anderson]

The link died because i found a bug in my export code which caused the 
creation date of the article to change depending on the exporting computers 
timezone:

http://phasersonkill.com/2015/04/23/creating-a-static-webpage-using-tiddlywiki.html

My export batch file looks like this:

=

REM @echo off

echo Exporting Blog...

echo exporting general posts==
call tiddlywiki .\tw --load .\notes.hta --output .\blog --build posts

echo exporting framework posts
call tiddlywiki .\tw --load .\notes.hta --output .\blog --build framework

echo exporting framework TAG posts
call tiddlywiki .\tw --load .\notes.hta --output .\blog --build tag

echo exporting index posts
call tiddlywiki .\tw --load .\notes.hta --output .\blog --build index

echo exporting CSS
call tiddlywiki .\tw --load .\notes.hta --output .\blog --build css

pause 

=

I hope this helps. I will be updating my local TW to the latest version 
soon and seeing how well my export plugins have held up. so i should be 
around if you have any more questions.

Regards,

James

On Monday, 4 July 2016 19:22:04 UTC+1, David Gifford wrote:
>
> Okay, so 
>
> 1) I found the phasersonkill instructions (a dead link, but I went to the 
> general site and found the instructions there.
> 2) Figured out how to download the tiddlers from Github and get them into 
> a standalone  TW5, and played with it
> 3) Realized I needed to do this in node.js because it doesn't work from a 
> standalone TW5 file
> 4) Downloaded node.js and got a TW running
> 5) Imported the tiddlers from the standalone to the node.js version
>
> After all that, I am still stuck because I have no idea how to export the 
> tiddlers to statics. There is one cryptic reference to "run the export 
> batch file" in the instructions, but how do I do that?
>
> Dave
>
> On Thursday, April 23, 2015 at 4:23:22 PM UTC-5, James Anderson wrote:
>>
>>
>> I've posted on here and on the tiddlywikidev side a few times with 
>> questions regarding this before, This time is more of a show and tell as 
>> i've had some time to clean up some of the code I was using to export 
>> static sites with tiddlywiki.
>>
>> I have renamed the repo I was using and split it in two separate plugins: 
>> https://github.com/welford/twstaticblog/  I have also written a new post 
>> about how I am exporting using these plugins here: 
>> http://phasersonkill.com/2015/4/24/creating-a-static-webpage-using-tiddlywiki.html
>>  
>>
>> In short: the helper plugin (
>> https://github.com/welford/twstaticblog/tree/master/helper) resides 
>> within my tiddlwiki and lets me customise  which posts to output,which tags 
>> to add to the sitemap, which ones to hide etc etc  Also to some degree it 
>> lets me alter the look of the webpage.
>>
>> The export (https://github.com/welford/twstaticblog/tree/master/export) 
>> plugin gets invoked when exporting and contains all the required templates 
>> and viewtemplate changes to make the static site look how you want it to.
>>
>> www.phasersonkill.com is a working sample of an exported blog, I have 
>> also uploaded a simpler example here 
>> http://welford.github.io/static-sample/example.html which exports to 
>> http://welford.github.io/static-sample/blog/index.html
>>
>> Finally I have updated some of my plugins to work with the static export 
>> feature https://github.com/welford/twspimg lets me display partial 
>> images as the background-image of a span element, and 
>> https://github.com/welford/twyt lets me embed yt videos and created 
>> links to specific times within the video. http://welford.github.io/ has 
>> a few examples and  other plugins also!
>>
>> Thanks for reading!
>>
>> James
>>
>>

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[tw] Re: Listfilder for backlinks for two titles?

['Mark S.' via TiddlyWiki]

Probably something in between. Like a button or section that will drop down 
to let you change. You would want a caption field, and a key word field so 
that images could be searched. But you wouldn't want the edit box to be 
open all the time, because it would be too easy to accidentally change text.

The galleries would probably need, in a real application, to be two-tiered 
or even three tiered. One tier to show thumbnails, the  other to show 
individual images.

Dave said he had problems with his gallery slowing down, and I'm guessing 
that it was the actual size of the images being displayed. If you have too 
many high-resolution images displayed at once, it's going to soak up a lot 
of memory. Unfortunately, the only way around this is to actually generate 
smaller medium-scale and small-scale images. You can't use  scaling, 
because even though the image you see is only 10k pixels, the image the 
browser had to pull in could be 10s of megabytes. So the system needs to be 
smart enough to deal with at least two file paths -- one for the small 
image, and the other for the large image.

There are various apps around that can do batch scaling, so making multiple 
directories with the images at various sizes should not be too difficult. 

Most people take high resolution images, but are content in web browsers 
looking at medium resolution images. For rapidly viewing lots of images, 
thumb-nail resolutions are useful.  So that's why you might even want 3 
types of gallery viewers.

To take it to another level, there might need to be some device/path 
management, to bring online images that are stored on an external drive or 
disk. But I digress. 

Something to think about, anyways.

Thanks!
Mark

On Monday, July 4, 2016 at 10:05:47 AM UTC-7, Jed Carty wrote:
>
> I did make a photo gallery at one point, but I am not sure I ever packaged 
> it as a plugin by itself. You can see it here 
> .
>  
> Adding some ability to add notes to images is a good idea. Adding a caption 
> like the ones in my other gallery here 
>  wouldn't be 
> difficult. Would you want something where you put in a caption and then 
> don't edit it again or a text area where you could always edit it when you 
> can see it or something in between?
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[tw] Re: [TW5] Static Website Generation

[David Gifford]

Okay, so 

1) I found the phasersonkill instructions (a dead link, but I went to the 
general site and found the instructions there.
2) Figured out how to download the tiddlers from Github and get them into a 
standalone  TW5, and played with it
3) Realized I needed to do this in node.js because it doesn't work from a 
standalone TW5 file
4) Downloaded node.js and got a TW running
5) Imported the tiddlers from the standalone to the node.js version

After all that, I am still stuck because I have no idea how to export the 
tiddlers to statics. There is one cryptic reference to "run the export 
batch file" in the instructions, but how do I do that?

Dave

On Thursday, April 23, 2015 at 4:23:22 PM UTC-5, James Anderson wrote:
>
>
> I've posted on here and on the tiddlywikidev side a few times with 
> questions regarding this before, This time is more of a show and tell as 
> i've had some time to clean up some of the code I was using to export 
> static sites with tiddlywiki.
>
> I have renamed the repo I was using and split it in two separate plugins: 
> https://github.com/welford/twstaticblog/  I have also written a new post 
> about how I am exporting using these plugins here: 
> http://phasersonkill.com/2015/4/24/creating-a-static-webpage-using-tiddlywiki.html
>  
>
> In short: the helper plugin (
> https://github.com/welford/twstaticblog/tree/master/helper) resides 
> within my tiddlwiki and lets me customise  which posts to output,which tags 
> to add to the sitemap, which ones to hide etc etc  Also to some degree it 
> lets me alter the look of the webpage.
>
> The export (https://github.com/welford/twstaticblog/tree/master/export) 
> plugin gets invoked when exporting and contains all the required templates 
> and viewtemplate changes to make the static site look how you want it to.
>
> www.phasersonkill.com is a working sample of an exported blog, I have 
> also uploaded a simpler example here 
> http://welford.github.io/static-sample/example.html which exports to 
> http://welford.github.io/static-sample/blog/index.html
>
> Finally I have updated some of my plugins to work with the static export 
> feature https://github.com/welford/twspimg lets me display partial images 
> as the background-image of a span element, and 
> https://github.com/welford/twyt lets me embed yt videos and created links 
> to specific times within the video. http://welford.github.io/ has a few 
> examples and  other plugins also!
>
> Thanks for reading!
>
> James
>
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[tw] Re: Listfilder for backlinks for two titles?

[Jed Carty]

I did make a photo gallery at one point, but I am not sure I ever packaged 
it as a plugin by itself. You can see it here 
.
 
Adding some ability to add notes to images is a good idea. Adding a caption 
like the ones in my other gallery here 
 wouldn't be 
difficult. Would you want something where you put in a caption and then 
don't edit it again or a text area where you could always edit it when you 
can see it or something in between?

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Re: [tw] Re: TW5 as a better option than ePub.

[Josiah Hincks]

no idea what you are talking about :-).





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On 4 July 2016 at 17:01, JN mag@gmail  wrote:

> That’s the rendering that TiddlyWiki gives you when it is viewed with
> JavaScript disabled.
>
> It’s not clear why that would be happening. The padlet service cannot
> forcibly disable JavaScript while serving the file over http(s); the only
> alternative I can think of is that the service is stripping out the
> JavaScript from the HTML file.
>
> padlet.com provides a platfrom that makes updates and live to site
> changes ( within TW files shortly - more on that soon ) quickly and
> (usually) efficiently. The founder, Nitesh, is getting back to me soon with
> a fix" as he's been able to do along the growth from wallwisher to its
> current format . should be as you stated - the problem is that in
> uploading a 9MB file - it's stripping JUST the tiddlywiki.com URL out as
> the reference... ) File sizes never a problem as they handle up to 300MB +
> for video & audio.
>
> I plan to send you invites to files there shortly - once the remedy is
> provided. For now - soon to upload READ-ONLY versions of the book to
> Oronjo.com.
>
> One way to investigate would be to compare the file you uploaded with the
> version that you obtain from padlet; you can compare the two files with
> something like http://winmerge.org/?lang=en
>
> are there any ideas as to how to best deliver a single TW5 file to a
> mobile device and have it render as it would on a laptop etc...?
>
> Full size it works fine  - but my market is mainly mobile ..
> any help appreciated.
>
>
> Probably the best user experience would be to package the TiddlyWiki HTML
> file into an app with Cordova (https://cordova.apache.org). Eric Shulman
> and I have both done some experimentation on this in the past and it’s a
> pretty straightforward technical job.
>
> Interesting you say that as attempts to get the eBook into an App ( for
> ease of distribution and security from rampant free sharing ) has proven
> problematic - until I asked a developer "I just need and app that works
> like an app - except it needs ONE section as the feature - that renders a
> single HTML file . sounds like you may be working on the same approach
> ( ? ) I would be VERY KEEN to find out more.
>
> in the meantime - I should have the eBook / audio / site and distro
> finalised in the next few days and will send out copies - I am sure you'd
> have some great feedback and advice on how to better use tiddlywiki - and
> hopefully get some feedback on the book itself ( though it is
> female-focussed )
>
> The other topic that has emerged is the use of TW5 as an online | offline
> | live-fed Directory site for winemaking regions around the planet,
> starting with 3 regions in Oz. TW has an amazing advantage in so many way
> when teamed up with embeds that are social and live ( like padlet )
>
> thanks hugely for TW / your help and support..
>
> cheers
> John
>
>
>
> Best wishes
>
> Jeremy
>
> Sent from Mailbird
> 
>
> On 4/07/2016 11:49:37 PM, Jeremy Ruston  wrote:
> Hi John
>
> On 4 Jul 2016, at 05:31, John Newell  wrote:
>
> Hi there - I would love to provide templates as requested - except I have
> come across a recent hurdle - I can't get a reliable delivery of the final
> HTML file from server to iphone (etc) = my favoured "padlet" file delivery
> has suddenly gone awry - with NEW  tiddlywiki uploads of the FINAL EDITION
> of the SQ eBook rendering on screen as the text version = like this ---
>
>
> ie not like it should normally?
>
>
> That’s the rendering that TiddlyWiki gives you when it is viewed with
> JavaScript disabled.
>
> It’s not clear why that would be happening. The padlet service cannot
> forcibly disable JavaScript while serving the file over http(s); the only
> alternative I can think of is that the service is stripping out the
> JavaScript from the HTML file.
>
> One way to investigate would be to compare the file you uploaded with the
> version that you obtain from padlet; you can compare the two files with
> something like http://winmerge.org/?lang=en
>
> are there any ideas as to how to best deliver a single TW5 file to a
> mobile device and have it render as it would on a laptop etc...?
>
> Full size it works fine  - but my market is mainly mobile ..
> any help appreciated.
>
>
> Probably the best user experience would be to package the TiddlyWiki HTML
> file into an app with Cordova (https://cordova.apache.org). Eric Shulman
> and I have both done some experimentation on this in the past and it’s a
> pretty straightforward technical job.
>
> Best wishes

Re: [tw] Re: TW5 as a better option than ePub.

[JN mag@gmail]

That’s the rendering that TiddlyWiki gives you when it is viewed with 
JavaScript disabled.

It’s not clear why that would be happening. The padlet service cannot forcibly 
disable JavaScript while serving the file over http(s); the only alternative I 
can think of is that the service is stripping out the JavaScript from the HTML 
file.

padlet.com provides a platfrom that makes updates and live to site changes ( 
within TW files shortly - more on that soon ) quickly and (usually) 
efficiently. The founder, Nitesh, is getting back to me soon with a fix" as 
he's been able to do along the growth from wallwisher to its current format 
. should be as you stated - the problem is that in uploading a 9MB file - 
it's stripping JUST the tiddlywiki.com URL out as the reference... ) File sizes 
never a problem as they handle up to 300MB + for video & audio.

I plan to send you invites to files there shortly - once the remedy is 
provided. For now - soon to upload READ-ONLY versions of the book to Oronjo.com.

One way to investigate would be to compare the file you uploaded with the 
version that you obtain from padlet; you can compare the two files with 
something like http://winmerge.org/?lang=en [http://winmerge.org/?lang=en]

are there any ideas as to how to best deliver a single TW5 file to a mobile 
device and have it render as it would on a laptop etc...?

Full size it works fine  - but my market is mainly mobile ..
any help appreciated.

Probably the best user experience would be to package the TiddlyWiki HTML file 
into an app with Cordova (https://cordova.apache.org 
[https://cordova.apache.org/]). Eric Shulman and I have both done some 
experimentation on this in the past and it’s a pretty straightforward technical 
job.

Interesting you say that as attempts to get the eBook into an App ( for ease of 
distribution and security from rampant free sharing ) has proven problematic - 
until I asked a developer "I just need and app that works like an app - except 
it needs ONE section as the feature - that renders a single HTML file . 
sounds like you may be working on the same approach ( ? ) I would be VERY KEEN 
to find out more.

in the meantime - I should have the eBook / audio / site and distro finalised 
in the next few days and will send out copies - I am sure you'd have some great 
feedback and advice on how to better use tiddlywiki - and hopefully get some 
feedback on the book itself ( though it is female-focussed ) 

The other topic that has emerged is the use of TW5 as an online | offline | 
live-fed Directory site for winemaking regions around the planet, starting with 
3 regions in Oz. TW has an amazing advantage in so many way when teamed up with 
embeds that are social and live ( like padlet ) 

thanks hugely for TW / your help and support..

cheers
John



Best wishes

Jeremy

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On 4/07/2016 11:49:37 PM, Jeremy Ruston  wrote:
Hi John

On 4 Jul 2016, at 05:31, John Newell  wrote:

Hi there - I would love to provide templates as requested - except I have come 
across a recent hurdle - I can't get a reliable delivery of the final HTML file 
from server to iphone (etc) = my favoured "padlet" file delivery has suddenly 
gone awry - with NEW  tiddlywiki uploads of the FINAL EDITION of the SQ eBook 
rendering on screen as the text version = like this --- 
ie not like it should normally?


That’s the rendering that TiddlyWiki gives you when it is viewed with 
JavaScript disabled.

It’s not clear why that would be happening. The padlet service cannot forcibly 
disable JavaScript while serving the file over http(s); the only alternative I 
can think of is that the service is stripping out the JavaScript from the HTML 
file.

One way to investigate would be to compare the file you uploaded with the 
version that you obtain from padlet; you can compare the two files with 
something like http://winmerge.org/?lang=en [http://winmerge.org/?lang=en]

are there any ideas as to how to best deliver a single TW5 file to a mobile 
device and have it render as it would on a laptop etc...?

Full size it works fine  - but my market is mainly mobile ..
any help appreciated.

Probably the best user experience would be to package the TiddlyWiki HTML file 
into an app with Cordova (https://cordova.apache.org 
[https://cordova.apache.org]). Eric Shulman and I have both done some 
experimentation on this in the past and it’s a pretty straightforward technical 
job.

Best wishes

Jeremy

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Re: [tw] Re: TW5 as a better option than ePub.

[Jeremy Ruston]

Hi John

> On 4 Jul 2016, at 05:31, John Newell  wrote:
> 
> Hi there - I would love to provide templates as requested - except I have 
> come across a recent hurdle - I can't get a reliable delivery of the final 
> HTML file from server to iphone (etc) = my favoured "padlet" file delivery 
> has suddenly gone awry - with NEW  tiddlywiki uploads of the FINAL EDITION of 
> the SQ eBook rendering on screen as the text version = like this --- 

> ie not like it should normally?

That’s the rendering that TiddlyWiki gives you when it is viewed with 
JavaScript disabled.

It’s not clear why that would be happening. The padlet service cannot forcibly 
disable JavaScript while serving the file over http(s); the only alternative I 
can think of is that the service is stripping out the JavaScript from the HTML 
file.

One way to investigate would be to compare the file you uploaded with the 
version that you obtain from padlet; you can compare the two files with 
something like http://winmerge.org/?lang=en

> are there any ideas as to how to best deliver a single TW5 file to a mobile 
> device and have it render as it would on a laptop etc...?
> 
> Full size it works fine  - but my market is mainly mobile ..
> any help appreciated.


Probably the best user experience would be to package the TiddlyWiki HTML file 
into an app with Cordova (https://cordova.apache.org). Eric Shulman and I have 
both done some experimentation on this in the past and it’s a pretty 
straightforward technical job.

Best wishes

Jeremy

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[tw] Re: Exporting a list of tiddlers

[Zaphod Beeblebrox]

Thank You for this, Mark :)

I *almost* grasp the Field concept, and that would work to hide the label 
from the user.  Unfortunately, though, I haven't graduated to the point of 
understanding $lists in TW, yet.  I see much interesting discussion about 
them, but I haven't had to delve into the nuts and bolts of the thing in my 
use case, so far.

--Zaphod


On Sunday, July 3, 2016 at 12:10:32 AM UTC-4, Mark S. wrote:
>
> You can use a field like "exportme" with the value "yes" to select ones 
> you want to export. Then use a configuration tiddler like:
>
> $:/config/EditTemplateFields/Visibility/exportme
>
>
> with value "hide" to hide the field from the average user.
>
>
> You can write a <$list> with buttons that will let you quickly select 
> items you want to mark. If you can't I'm sure someone here less sleepy than 
> me can ;-) 
>
>
> Mark
>
>
> On Saturday, July 2, 2016 at 6:35:08 PM UTC-7, Zaphod Beeblebrox wrote:
>>
>> Thank You for taking the time to investigate further :)
>>
>> Your aforementioned solution will be more than satisfactory for my needs 
>> until such time as Jeremy or one of the other "Guru's" comes along and 
>> makes a ridiculously simple fix for the problem.
>>
>> I took a cursory look at the javascript you linked to, but really can't 
>> do anything with it.  I can handle (most) HTML, (some) CSS, but anything 
>> higher than that and I'm just a script-kiddie, making niggling changes here 
>> and there.
>>
>> I'm off now to tackle yet another problem: Flexbox divs in TiddlyWiki! 
>> (wish me luck :-P )
>>
>> --Zaphod
>>
>>
>> On Saturday, July 2, 2016 at 8:29:06 PM UTC-4, PMario wrote:
>>>
>>> On Friday, July 1, 2016 at 12:59:29 AM UTC+2, Zaphod Beeblebrox wrote:

 Thank You so much, Mario - That solution does indeed do the trick :)

 It is a bit cumbersome, but I don't mind - I can simply copy & paste 
 the titles into a text file (or dummy tiddler) as I create each tiddler, 
 then format and copy the whole statement into the Advanced Search box when 
 ready to export my 'update' :)

 The titles of the tiddlers (in my case) need to be enclosed in single 
 quotes, as nearly all of them will include spaces (most will be movie 
 titles, eg: 'Treasure Island (1972-G)' but that's a piddling thing.

 --Zaphod

>>>
>>> use this: [['Treasure Island (1972-G)']]
>>>
>>> see: 
>>> http://tiddlywiki.com/#WikiText:WikiText%20%5B%5BLinking%20in%20WikiText%5D%5D
>>>
>>> --
>>>
>>> I did have a closer look. ... A generic solution is a bit more 
>>> complicated, as I thought. 
>>>
>>> It would be possible to change the jsontiddlers.js macro, but we would 
>>> need to find a way to "temporarily" mark tiddlers for export, in a *nice 
>>> and generic way*. 
>>> But I don't have an easy to implement idea atm. .. There may be a 
>>> mechanism, that is similar to the import dialog, but for export. ... 
>>>
>>> Just as an info: responsible tiddlers: 
>>> http://tiddlywiki.com/#%24%3A%2Fcore%2Fmodules%2Fmacros%2Fjsontiddlers.js:%24%3A%2Fcore%2Fmodules%2Fmacros%2Fjsontiddlers.js%20%24%3A%2Fcore%2Ftemplates%2Fexporters%2FJsonFile%20%24%3A%2Fcore%2Fmacros%2Fexport
>>>
>>> -mario
>>>
>>>
>>>

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Re: [tw] Re: Listfilder for backlinks for two titles?

[David Gifford]

On Monday, July 4, 2016 at 12:17:46 AM UTC-5, Mark S. wrote:
>
>
>
> P.S. I guess the field/feature I would want in a photo gallery (and I'm 
> thinking more of personal use) is the ability to annotate. Sort of an 
> alternative to Adobe photo management or AC/DC.
>
> Mark: don't know if this is what you mean, but if you do it as 

<$link to={{!!title}} tooltip={{!!notes}}><$transclude/>

you can add a notes field, and the note will show up as a tooltip on hover 
in the img gallery. 

>
> On Sunday, July 3, 2016 at 2:50:25 PM UTC-7, David Gifford wrote:
>>
>> Hi Mark
>>
>> see my responses in bold below
>>
>>

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Re: [tw] Re: Listfilder for backlinks for two titles?

[David Gifford]

Oh wow, that is nice, Mark! I will give that a try. That opens up all sorts
of new ideas in my head.

Dave

On Mon, Jul 4, 2016 at 12:17 AM, 'Mark S.' via TiddlyWiki <
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> Hi Dave,
>
> So it looks like the way your code and/or template worked before (not sure
> which way you were using it) was to have a "gallery" tiddlers, with a title
> that would match the tags of images you would want to display.
>
> It seems likes now, if you want to have gallery tiddlers composed of
> images matching 2 or more tags, that you might need to take a different
> approach.
>
> I'm thinking that your gallery tiddlers could have a special field,
> "galleryfilter", containing a filter selecting the tags (or other other
> criteria -- maybe not always tags) that you want. Like ...
>
> title: Images of Modern Spain
> galleryfilter: [tag[Modern]tag[Spain]sort[]]
> text: Many architectural features of modern Spain follow classic Spanish
> design, as you will notice in the following assemblage of images.
>
>  Then the modified (untested - sorry) version of Jeremy's code would live
> in a template tiddler ($:/tags/ViewTemplate):
>
> <$list filter="[all[current]has[galleryfilter]]" >
> <$list filter={{!!galleryfilter}}> "imggal-item"><$link to={{!!title}}><$transclude/>
> ​
> ​
>
>
> HTH
> Mark
>
> P.S. I guess the field/feature I would want in a photo gallery (and I'm
> thinking more of personal use) is the ability to annotate. Sort of an
> alternative to Adobe photo management or AC/DC.
>
>
>
> On Sunday, July 3, 2016 at 2:50:25 PM UTC-7, David Gifford wrote:
>>
>> Hi Mark
>>
>> see my responses in bold below
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[tw] Re: tiddlywiki - 2001

[PMario]

@Thomas, 
You are right. If I'm logged out I don't get anything useful. 

If I'm logged out, there is this link: 
https://github.com/search?l=JavaScript=desc=stars%3A%3E2000=searchresults=stars=Repositories=%E2%9C%93=100

Where we didn't scratch the Top 1000 projects yet :/ So there's only one 
thing to do --->  



*Keep starring the TW project :) 
have fun!mario*

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[tw] Re: Future Proofness

[PMario]

On Sunday, July 3, 2016 at 8:38:48 PM UTC+2, Bruno Wassermann wrote:
>
> What kinds of changes to the 'runtime environment' of TW would necessitate 
> changes to its codebase?
>

Short: Basically none. 

---
Long: 
You can change the TW codebase, using TW itself. Sharing your content is 
possible in different ways. ... You got some links from Jed. Many 
contributors also use the TW github repositorys 
. 

The TW UI itself is built using wikitext. So you can see the power. ... 
However the TW UI wikitext is more complex, than what's needed for most 
users, because the TW UI needs to support multiple languages. The languages 
are plugins. So they can be switched live, if the plugins are installed. 
see: http://tiddlywiki.com/editions/full/index.html In my opinion this 
behaviour increases the TW UI source code quite a bit. ... To be fair: If 
you want to change the UI there is a relatively steep learning curve. (But 
it's still fun ;)

 

> For example, does a new version of Chrome or Firefox require the 
> maintainers of TW to modify TW to make sure it continues to work well? What 
> about the introduction of a new JS engine? 
>

short: sometimes ;)

--

long: imo 2 questions: 

a) New browser versions
b) New JS engine

add a)
I think the best example here is TWclassic . 
It is 10+ years old and still continuous to work well with the latest 
browsers. 
The history: http://classic.tiddlywiki.com/#History tiddler has some 
interesting links. ... So you see, that both the browser vendors and Jeremy 
+ the TW community did a good job to keep the content usable. 

HTML itself is highly standardized and "human" readable. So even if you 
only have a text editor, it would be possible to extract your content. ... 
It wouldn't be easy nor fast, but it would be possible!

add b)
If there is a new javascript engine, it needs to be backwards compatible, 
otherwise it won't get any adoption. The best example here is Microsoft's 
Edge browser. It has a completely new js-engine. ... Unlike IE - TW works 
great with Edge, without any changes in the source code. 



As you may have found out, browser vendors try very hard to increase 
security for web users. ... TWs main usecase is file based. So from time to 
time we are forced to use work-arounds or browser plugins to make the file 
save mechanism convenient. A simple file download, which we call "the 
fallback" mechanism, should always work in the future. ... But it's kind of 
inconvenient. 

So one good way to "force" browser vendors to deal with our needs is: *a 
strong and big Community*. If a big junk of the browser users rely on 
specific browser features, we need to make them aware! eg: with *useful *bug 
reports. ...

So everyone can help! ... HELP WANTED!

have fun!
mario

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