[tw] Re: .json import

[Atul Grover]

Strange...last night for some reason I was not able to do so. Tried it this 
morning and could do it without any problem!!! seems like some cache in the 
browser issue .. I sure didn't drink...

Thanks Anyway.
AG

On Friday, July 29, 2016 at 11:56:26 PM UTC+5:30, Atul Grover wrote:
>
> Hi Everyone,
>
> TW is not recognizing .json as a data tiddler, and instead importing 
> individual tiddlers is importing the complete file as one tiddler. What am 
> I doing wrong? It use to work before the last time i tried (a few months 
> back).
>
> The type is showing as plain/text instead of application/json? Please 
> help...Thanks
>
> Regards
> Atul
>

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[tw] Re: [TW5] Appending (Rather than Overwriting) Text into a Tiddler

['Mark S.' via TiddlyWiki]

Hi Z

My quick test suggests that the names don't have to be separated by 
carriage returns. Try it and see.

The reason it matters is that I think (not sure) it might be possible to do 
this with the ActionListopsWidget operator without any extra-TW programming 
IF carriage returns are not required.


Maybe your imported tiddlers could be marked with a tag like IMPORT. Then 
you could use the tag filter, and all your users would have to do is 
uncheck the special IMPORT tag when they want to clear the decks. Or a 
simple button in the sidebar could wipe out the IMPORT tag with a single 
click.


Hmm ... If your users are so unsavvy, how do they manage to import the 
.JSON in the first place?


Mark


On Friday, July 29, 2016 at 4:17:11 PM UTC-7, Zaphod Beeblebrox wrote:
>
>
>
> On Friday, July 29, 2016 at 12:18:56 PM UTC-4, Mark S. wrote:
>>
>> I don't follow your use case. Are both you and your users saving to the 
>> same TW? How are you overriding your users DefaultTiddlers?
>>
>
> For each 'update,' I'm planning on sending out a complete TW, with all new 
> posts (tiddlers) included (for those that don't wish to keep a TW around), 
> and also a .json file containing just the new posts since the last update, 
> for the folks who will be maintaining their own local TW.
>
> The method I was going to use was just to include a $:/DefaultTiddlers 
> tiddler containing the titles of the updated posts, so that they would 
> automatically open upon a refresh of the TW after importing the .json 
> file.  But after talking to my friend I see that would not work as well as 
> I thought...
>
>
> Why do you need to put a carriage return after each item, since it's all 
>> in the DefaultTiddlers which isn't usually used for viewing lists?
>>
>
> I thought the title of each tiddler in the file needed to be on its own 
> line?  eg:
>
> [[tiddler1]]
> [[tiddler2]]
> [[tiddler3]]
>
>
> Do your import tiddlers have anything in common? In particular, a tag? 
>> Then you could just add this to the bottom of the DefaultTiddlers:
>>
>> [tag[MyImportedTiddlers]]
>>
>> and your imported tiddlers would be automatically opened when the TW is 
>> opened.
>>
>
> That is a very good idea, and one that I hadn't considered at all...
>
> But, no, they don't *ALL* share a common tag - MOST are tagged "Movie", 
> some "Short Film" and then there's a handful of other tags...
>
> Plus, if I did a match on some tag within the DefaultTiddlers file, ALL 
> tiddlers with that tag would attempt to open, including others that were 
> already in the users' TW...
>
> If we were dealing with even moderately tech-savvy folks, it wouldn't be 
> such a problem, but trust me, the majority of my users do well to know how 
> to turn their computers on :-P - Even so, doing it the way I have 
> envisioned, I will still have to write up detailed instructions for them on 
> how to go into ControlPanel and delete the 'updated' tiddler titles after 
> they've viewed and digested them.
>
> --Zaphod
>
>

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[tw] Re: Options for server-based TiddlyWiki

[RichardWilliamSmith]

Hi Danielo,

That would be great - I am (slowly) learning js and, as I say, I'd like to 
see if I can get pouchDB and TW to play together in a service worker. 
Naturally I will share anything I 'discover' with the group.

Regards,
Richard

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[tw] Re: [TW5] Hiding/Showing Background in SideBar

[Zaphod Beeblebrox]

Hmm...  I've just had a revelation (or would that be an epiphany? :-P ) - 
The *.tc-sidebar-scrollable* is *never* going to disappear - It's the base 
on which the rest of the SideBar sits, correct?

Duhhh!

Okay, so (after I figure out what in the Stylesheet is causing the 
.tc-sidebar-header not to disappear) I wonder if there's any way to make my 
background extend all the way to the top of the viewport and also the 
right-hand edge of the tiddlers (the same as the scrollable area)?

Whew!

--Zaphod

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[tw] Re: [TW5] Hiding/Showing Background in SideBar

[Zaphod Beeblebrox]

On Friday, July 29, 2016 at 12:46:19 PM UTC-4, Mark S. wrote:
>
> Do you have an example site that we could look at?
>
 
No sir, I don't have anything publicly available - Here is a .rar file with 
stock TW's (last three versions) with only my current Stylesheet added, 
that you can look at to see the broken functioning: 
http://www115.zippyshare.com/v/vSyBbM8A/file.html

 

> When I try your sidebar style, and then hide the sidebar, the background 
> color goes away. So  that's all right?
>

Well, I just tried it with an unmodified copy of 5.1.13, and it does 
disappear when using the *.tc-sidebar-header*, but still not with the 
*.tc-sidebar-scrollable*.

I'd really rather use scrollable, though, as it looks better to me 
aesthetically, bumping up against the edge of the tiddlers.

But, this at least tells me that something else I have in the Stylesheet 
might be interfering with it...

I'll go do some more experimenting - Sorry to take up your time :blush:

--Zaphod

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[tw] Re: [TW5] Appending (Rather than Overwriting) Text into a Tiddler

[Zaphod Beeblebrox]

On Friday, July 29, 2016 at 12:18:56 PM UTC-4, Mark S. wrote:
>
> I don't follow your use case. Are both you and your users saving to the 
> same TW? How are you overriding your users DefaultTiddlers?
>

For each 'update,' I'm planning on sending out a complete TW, with all new 
posts (tiddlers) included (for those that don't wish to keep a TW around), 
and also a .json file containing just the new posts since the last update, 
for the folks who will be maintaining their own local TW.

The method I was going to use was just to include a $:/DefaultTiddlers 
tiddler containing the titles of the updated posts, so that they would 
automatically open upon a refresh of the TW after importing the .json 
file.  But after talking to my friend I see that would not work as well as 
I thought...


Why do you need to put a carriage return after each item, since it's all in 
> the DefaultTiddlers which isn't usually used for viewing lists?
>

I thought the title of each tiddler in the file needed to be on its own 
line?  eg:

[[tiddler1]]
[[tiddler2]]
[[tiddler3]]


Do your import tiddlers have anything in common? In particular, a tag? Then 
> you could just add this to the bottom of the DefaultTiddlers:
>
> [tag[MyImportedTiddlers]]
>
> and your imported tiddlers would be automatically opened when the TW is 
> opened.
>

That is a very good idea, and one that I hadn't considered at all...

But, no, they don't *ALL* share a common tag - MOST are tagged "Movie", 
some "Short Film" and then there's a handful of other tags...

Plus, if I did a match on some tag within the DefaultTiddlers file, ALL 
tiddlers with that tag would attempt to open, including others that were 
already in the users' TW...

If we were dealing with even moderately tech-savvy folks, it wouldn't be 
such a problem, but trust me, the majority of my users do well to know how 
to turn their computers on :-P - Even so, doing it the way I have 
envisioned, I will still have to write up detailed instructions for them on 
how to go into ControlPanel and delete the 'updated' tiddler titles after 
they've viewed and digested them.

--Zaphod

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[tw] TiddlyWiki Search Links & Highlighting

[Francis Meetze]

I use TiddlyDesktop almost exclusively now.  One thing I missed about the 
Firefox plugin though was the ability to tab through search parameters on 
open Tiddlers.  That was more of a browser functionality though -- nothing 
to do with TW.  

It would be nice though if the search links passed the "search criteria" to 
the opened Tiddler so that the text being searched for was highlighted. 
 Some of my Tiddlers are pretty lengthy and it's becoming a chore to find 
the data I need in them.  Maybe someone has already put a plugin like that 
together?  I've been so busy lately, it's been hard keeping up with the 
pace of TW development here.

Thanks!

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[tw] Re: .json import

['c pa' via TiddlyWiki]

Q: How many TW users does it take to support a question about json imports
A: Zero -  I just imported a JSON file on my machine here and it works 
just fine

Please do the following:
1. Create a small example file that refuses to import
2. Attach the text of that small file in your reply
3. Tell us the name of the file you used 
4. Tell us the version of TW and the operating system

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[tw] Re: Options for server-based TiddlyWiki

[Danielo Rodríguez]

Hello RichardWilliamSmith ,

I love to see that you remember that I was working on that. Which is quite 
curious, because I have been thinking today about releasing it soon, in 
it's current state.
To be honest, that plugin was a victim of being too ambitious from my side. 
The plugin is on a relativelly working state. I have been using it for a 
couple of weeks. Then I started to create a cool website to present it, a 
FAQ, a couple of tutorials, a lot of screenshots... and then I got tired 
and I leaved it.

I still want to release the plugin, but as an edition. If you are very 
interested on it (and you are going to build amazing things that you are 
going to share back to us) I can give you access to an beta version.

Regards

El jueves, 28 de julio de 2016, 1:09:31 (UTC+2), RichardWilliamSmith 
escribió:
>
> Hi Danielo,
>
> Glad to see you around on the board again - did you ever get any further 
> with your PouchDB adapter? Is is in a working state? I'd love to see if I 
> can get it working inside a service worker.
>
> Regards,
> Richard
>
> On Thursday, July 28, 2016 at 5:38:45 AM UTC+10, Danielo Rodríguez wrote:
>>
>> That is what a lazy loaded tiddler is, a tiddler without the text field. 
>> Once you open it the text download starts. if you are getting an empty 
>> tiddler after a while check the browser's console, maybe you are running 
>> into CORS problems. 
>>
>> Regards 
>>
>

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[tw] Re: [TW5] Loading and displaying Embedded Tweets correctly

[SteveSchneider DesignWriteX]

Hello all, has anyone perfected embedding a single tweet? What is the 
current state-of-the-art?

Thanks,

//steve.

On Sunday, July 13, 2014 at 10:04:50 PM UTC-4, Tully Hansen wrote:
>
> Thanks BJ – your answer is close enough to desired functionality (for 
> now), though the iframe is somewhat oversize for a single tweet… not sure 
> there's any solution to this. I'll keep tinkering… thanks again.
>

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[tw] Re: TW5 multiple tag search using drop-down list

[Danielo Rodríguez]

The first box is 'and' tags, the second one is to filter out results by text 

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[tw] .json import

[Atul Grover]

Hi Everyone,

TW is not recognizing .json as a data tiddler, and instead importing 
individual tiddlers is importing the complete file as one tiddler. What am 
I doing wrong? It use to work before (a few months back).

Regards
Atul

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[tw] Re: [TW5] Hiding/Showing Background in SideBar

['Mark S.' via TiddlyWiki]

Do you have an example site that we could look at?

When I try your sidebar style, and then hide the sidebar, the background 
color goes away. So  that's all right?

Good luck!
Mark

On Friday, July 29, 2016 at 7:26:20 AM UTC-7, Zaphod Beeblebrox wrote:
>
> Having 90% solved my background image problem *(I abandoned the idea of 
> having the background change when a tiddler is opened...)*, I'm back with 
> another small dilemma (this one much more minor, though :-) )
>
> As can be guessed, I have begun using background images in my TW.
>
> With them, however, comes a slight problem; the solid color background of 
> the tiddler-frame in the Story River covers up the page background 
> completely, so the text, etc. of the tiddler remains readable, but the 
> transparency of the Sidebar causes its links to be unreadable with some 
> lighter-colored backgrounds.  I *(after much tinkering and searching)* 
> found *.tc-sidebar-scrollable* and added a 70% opaque solid-color 
> background image to it:
>
> .tc-sidebar-scrollable { background-image: url("
> https://s5.postimg.org/lyaazi9tj/Side_Bar_BGBlue070.png";); } /* SideBar 
> BG Blue 70% */
>
> It looked beautiful, and created the exact effect I was looking for, 
> making the links visible yet still allowing the page background to remain 
> visible enough.  (I made several of them, in different colors.)
>
> *Edit (already!):* Discarded the use of external graphics in favor of a 
> simple rgba background-color applied to either .tc-sidebar-scrollable
>
> .tc-sidebar-scrollable { background-color: rgba(0,0,255,0.6); } /* 
> SideBar BG Blue 60% */
>
> or .tc-sidebar-header
>
> .tc-sidebar-header { background-color: rgba(0,0,255,0.6); } /* SideBar BG 
> Blue 60% */
>
> (Thank You to *Eric Shulman* for providing the idea and syntax in This 
> Thread 
>  :-) 
> )
>
> The problem: This *(external image or background-color)* has a caveat of 
> its own: whenever I hide the SideBar, the background image remains and 
> looks pretty bad...
>
> How would I address this in the code?
>
> I'm pretty sure it would take a conditional statement - I know there is a 
> "yes" or "no" value attached to the SideBar, so I'd need to only have the 
> background show when the value was "yes" (I see from watching it in the Dev 
> Tools in Firefox that there's also a *hidden="true"* applied to 
> *tc-tiddler-header* whenever the SideBar is collapsed).
>
> I don't know the syntax, but it would be something like
>
> .tc-sidebar-header >(when the value is "yes" or "visible") { background-
> color: rgba(0,0,255,0.6); }
>
> Help, somebody :-)
>
> --Zaphod
>

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[tw] Re: [TW5] Appending (Rather than Overwriting) Text into a Tiddler

['Mark S.' via TiddlyWiki]

I don't follow your use case. Are both you and your users saving to the 
same TW? How are you overriding your users DefaultTiddlers?

Why do you need to put a carriage return after each item, since it's all in 
the DefaultTiddlers which isn't usually used for viewing lists?

Do your import tiddlers have anything in common? In particular, a tag? Then 
you could just add this to the bottom of the DefaultTiddlers:

[tag[MyImportedTiddlers]]

and your imported tiddlers would be automatically opened when the TW is 
opened.

Good luck!
Mark

On Friday, July 29, 2016 at 8:05:58 AM UTC-7, Zaphod Beeblebrox wrote:
>
> It's me again.
>
> Having much success with overriding my users' 
> *$:/ControlPanel/DefaultTiddlers* and *forcing* my 'update' tiddlers to 
> appear after import, but apparently I wasn't forward-thinking enough.  
> While discussing it with one such user a few days ago, he brought up the 
> point that he had several tiddlers that he liked to have appear every time 
> he loads his TW, and if I 'injected' my new updates it would overwrite what 
> he had there before.
>
> So, is there a way to *append* the updated tiddler titles to the 
> (beginning or end) of any titles that already exist in Defaulttiddlers ?
>
> After a two-day search of both the group and tiddlywiki.com for 
> 'append-like' information all I've found of relevance.is this bit of code 
> from *Jed Carty* (originally from someone else I believe, but I can't 
> find the original post, now...):
>
> \define thisAction()
> <$action-setfield $tiddler=HelloThere text=
> """$(HelloThereText)$$(LearningText)$"""/>
> \end
>
> <$set name=HelloThereText value={{HelloThere}}>
> <$set name=LearningText value={{Learning}}>
> <$button>Test
> <>
> 
> 
> 
>
> This seems to work, but what I really need is not to read from another 
> tiddler, but something in the form of a tiddler that the user could open, 
> and perhaps click a button, and have a predefined list of tiddler titles 
> (contained in this same tiddler) that would be appended to their 
> DefaultTiddlers file.
>
> Ideally, it would also have the capacity for multiple tiddler titles, at 
> least 10(?).
> Also, there would need to be a way of including carriage returns so that 
> each title creates a new line for itself (\n perhaps?)
>
> Any ideas?
>
> --Zaphod
>

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[tw] [TW5] Appending (Rather than Overwriting) Text into a Tiddler

[Zaphod Beeblebrox]

It's me again.

Having much success with overriding my users' 
*$:/ControlPanel/DefaultTiddlers* and *forcing* my 'update' tiddlers to 
appear after import, but apparently I wasn't forward-thinking enough.  
While discussing it with one such user a few days ago, he brought up the 
point that he had several tiddlers that he liked to have appear every time 
he loads his TW, and if I 'injected' my new updates it would overwrite what 
he had there before.

So, is there a way to *append* the updated tiddler titles to the (beginning 
or end) of any titles that already exist in Defaulttiddlers ?

After a two-day search of both the group and tiddlywiki.com for 
'append-like' information all I've found of relevance.is this bit of code 
from *Jed Carty* (originally from someone else I believe, but I can't find 
the original post, now...):

\define thisAction()
<$action-setfield $tiddler=HelloThere text=
"""$(HelloThereText)$$(LearningText)$"""/>
\end

<$set name=HelloThereText value={{HelloThere}}>
<$set name=LearningText value={{Learning}}>
<$button>Test
<>




This seems to work, but what I really need is not to read from another 
tiddler, but something in the form of a tiddler that the user could open, 
and perhaps click a button, and have a predefined list of tiddler titles 
(contained in this same tiddler) that would be appended to their 
DefaultTiddlers file.

Ideally, it would also have the capacity for multiple tiddler titles, at 
least 10(?).
Also, there would need to be a way of including carriage returns so that 
each title creates a new line for itself (\n perhaps?)

Any ideas?

--Zaphod

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[tw] [TW5] Hiding/Showing Background in SideBar

[Zaphod Beeblebrox]

Having 90% solved my background image problem *(I abandoned the idea of 
having the background change when a tiddler is opened...)*, I'm back with 
another small dilemma (this one much more minor, though :-) )

As can be guessed, I have begun using background images in my TW.

With them, however, comes a slight problem; the solid color background of 
the tiddler-frame in the Story River covers up the page background 
completely, so the text, etc. of the tiddler remains readable, but the 
transparency of the Sidebar causes its links to be unreadable with some 
lighter-colored backgrounds.  I *(after much tinkering and searching)* 
found *.tc-sidebar-scrollable* and added a 70% opaque solid-color 
background image to it:

.tc-sidebar-scrollable { background-image: url(
"https://s5.postimg.org/lyaazi9tj/Side_Bar_BGBlue070.png";); } /* SideBar BG 
Blue 70% */

It looked beautiful, and created the exact effect I was looking for, making 
the links visible yet still allowing the page background to remain visible 
enough.  (I made several of them, in different colors.)

*Edit (already!):* Discarded the use of external graphics in favor of a 
simple rgba background-color applied to either .tc-sidebar-scrollable

.tc-sidebar-scrollable { background-color: rgba(0,0,255,0.6); } /* SideBar 
BG Blue 60% */

or .tc-sidebar-header

.tc-sidebar-header { background-color: rgba(0,0,255,0.6); } /* SideBar BG 
Blue 60% */

(Thank You to *Eric Shulman* for providing the idea and syntax in This 
Thread  
:-) )

The problem: This *(external image or background-color)* has a caveat of 
its own: whenever I hide the SideBar, the background image remains and 
looks pretty bad...

How would I address this in the code?

I'm pretty sure it would take a conditional statement - I know there is a 
"yes" or "no" value attached to the SideBar, so I'd need to only have the 
background show when the value was "yes" (I see from watching it in the Dev 
Tools in Firefox that there's also a *hidden="true"* applied to 
*tc-tiddler-header* whenever the SideBar is collapsed).

I don't know the syntax, but it would be something like

.tc-sidebar-header >(when the value is "yes" or "visible") { background-
color: rgba(0,0,255,0.6); }

Help, somebody :-)

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Re: [tw] Re: The proper way to keep a TiddlyWiki organized

[Xavier Cazin]

Hi Rob,

Continuing the "at least it works for me" thread, here is how I try ot
organise my wikis:

   1. I dump new tiddlers into the wiki as they come, without even trying
   to figure out a category
   2. I maintain parallely a list of the tiddlers that have no tag
   (filter="[untagged[]]")
   3. Whenever the list increases beyond 10 items, I try to figure at least
   one tag for those tiddlers, *taken from the Table of Contents.* So the
   ToC serves as a guide for tagging. If no entries of the ToC is relevant,
   then I create a new ToC entry, and use it to tag the tiddler.

On your second question, I'd go for making each item of your lists a
separate tiddler. Not only it has the advantages that you are describing,
but it also helps with tagging, since you typically want each item tiddler
tagged with the name of the list tiddler: if it is relevant for you to
maintain book lists titled "Fantasy" or "Wishlist" or even "Recommendations
to the 3rd grade teacher on Forest & Trees", the three of them would make
pertinent tags.

Doing that, you'll see that you don't need many wikis, except of course if
their size make them slow, or you want to share part of your information
and not the rest.

Best,

Xavier Cazin.

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On Fri, Jul 29, 2016 at 12:22 PM, PMario  wrote:

> On Thursday, July 28, 2016 at 9:41:28 PM UTC+2, Rob Hoelz wrote:
>>
>> Hi there, fellow TiddlyWiki users!
>>
>
> Hi Rob,
>
>
>> I've been happily using TiddlyWiki for a few months now as a way of
>> gathering my thoughts, and it's a real joy to use.
>>
>
> That's great!
>
>
>> The only problem is there's always another customization I want to make
>> to make my life easier. =)
>>
>
> Yea, that's the big problem at the beginning ;)
>
> As Dragon wrote, there is no "single right way". It always depends on the
> user. So I can just tell you, what I found out is right for me :)
>
>  - If I think, I need to have a new customization I implement it (plugin,
> css, or what ever)
>  - but not more than 3 new things at a time. It turned out, that more is
> overwhelming
>  - at the beginning I try to use the new stuff as often as possible. .. So
> I see, if it works with my workflow
>- If it works .. OK
>- If it steps on my toes, ... remove it
>- If it is "kind of ok" ... try it for 1 or 2 more week(s).
>  - If I don't use a new functionality for more than one week ... remove
> it. I don't really need it.
>
> That helps me, to keep the number of plugins down.
>
>
>>- Should I have multiple TiddlyWikis, one for my reading list, one
>>for my gaming list, etc etc?  This would probably help keep some things
>>organized and make my search results within a single wiki more relevant,
>>but then I can't really link between them.
>>
>> Several TWs work well for me.  ... I have pinned them in the browser
> toolbar, so they are always open.
>
>
>>
>>- For something like a reading list - should I have a single tiddler
>>with a list (or table) of all of the books I want to read, or should I 
>> have
>>a tiddler per book?
>>
>> I use a single tiddler per item, because I like to have the possibility
> to create different lists depending on tags.
> I need several iterations, till my tags work well. But if they do, it's
> really fast way to get a lot of different dynamically generated lists.
> Getting the tags right, is important for me. So from time to time, it
> happens, that all of them get re-organized. ... So my right sidebar
> "Recent" sorting needs to be changed to "created" instead of "modified" ...
>
> just some thoughts.
> have fun!
> mario
>
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[tw] Re: Generating a weekly report of Journal tiddlers.

['Birthe C' via TiddlyWiki]

Thank you PMario!

You are of course right! I did not know about the differences in 
weeknumbers either. Love this, always something to be learned.


Birthe

Den fredag den 29. juli 2016 kl. 13.05.18 UTC+2 skrev PMario:
>
>
> On Friday, July 29, 2016 at 12:44:57 PM UTC+2, Birthe C wrote:
>>
>> <$action-sendmessage $message="tm-new-tiddler" title=<> "$(journalTitleTemplate)$">> tags="$(journalTags)$" week=<>/>
>>
>
> WW imo needs to be 0WW. Otherwise sorting will fail. eg: week 1, 10, 2, ..
>
> -m
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[tw] Re: Generating a weekly report of Journal tiddlers.

[PMario]

On Friday, July 29, 2016 at 12:44:57 PM UTC+2, Birthe C wrote:
>
> <$action-sendmessage $message="tm-new-tiddler" title=< "$(journalTitleTemplate)$">> tags="$(journalTags)$" week=<>/>
>

WW imo needs to be 0WW. Otherwise sorting will fail. eg: week 1, 10, 2, ..

-m

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[tw] Re: Generating a weekly report of Journal tiddlers.

[PMario]

On Friday, July 29, 2016 at 12:44:57 PM UTC+2, Birthe C wrote:
>
>
> <$action-sendmessage $message="tm-new-tiddler" title=< "$(journalTitleTemplate)$">> tags="$(journalTags)$" week=<>/>
>
> Hi Birthe,

I did forget about the <> macro. ... good catch :) .. but still I 
think, it should not be hard-coded. ..

-m

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[tw] Re: Generating a weekly report of Journal tiddlers.

[PMario]

On Friday, July 29, 2016 at 8:24:17 AM UTC+2, Jeff Vance wrote:
>
> Hey all,
>

Hi Jeff
 

> First idea:
> When creating a new Journal entry, have it calculate the week number from 
> the date, then add this to a field in the tiddler.  Then at the end of the 
> week, create a weekly tiddler that uses a filter to link (or transclude) 
> all the journal entries with the same week number field entry.  I know how 
> to do all of these steps except the first one:  how can you change the New 
> Journal operation to automatically assign a week number to a field?
>

IMO that's not the best idea because of this: 
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Week#Week_numbering  
As you can see, the week numbering depends on the area, where you live. So 
if you feld is "hardcoded" it may be wrong. 

TiddlyWiki atm stores the created and modified fields in this format: 
MMDDhhmmssms UTC format

So a tiddler created at Vienna at 12:50  2016-07-29 has a created field 
like this: 20160729105002497
You can see the difference in hh:mm ??  Vienna is UTC+2

So in my opinion, the week needs to be dynamically calculated, based on 
"created" and "modified". ... BUT this should be part of the core, to make 
it right and easy to use. 

Second idea:
> Maybe instead of trying to assign week numbers directly to the fields, 
> figure out the week number later by using the standard "created" field (or 
> by the title field which has the date).
>

IMO the right way. ... but may need some help from TW. 
 

> So which of these is likely to work better (or easier to do?)  (or is 
> there another way that's even better?)  Thanks!
>

IMO It needs to be done right! ... Everything else will cause trouble in 
the future. 

I'll have a closer look!

have fun!
mario 

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[tw] Re: Generating a weekly report of Journal tiddlers.

['Birthe C' via TiddlyWiki]

Hi Jeff

Change new journal button.

this part:

<$action-sendmessage $message="tm-new-tiddler" title=<> tags="$(journalTags)$" week=<>/>



This will give you the week field


Birthe





Den fredag den 29. juli 2016 kl. 08.24.17 UTC+2 skrev Jeff Vance:
>
> Hey all,
>
> I'm trying to figure out how to automatically generate weekly reports from 
> Journal tiddlers.  I can't quite figure out how to make it work and hoping 
> some people have ideas here.  I can think of maybe 2 ways to do it and I'm 
> not sure which is best.  
>
> First idea:
> When creating a new Journal entry, have it calculate the week number from 
> the date, then add this to a field in the tiddler.  Then at the end of the 
> week, create a weekly tiddler that uses a filter to link (or transclude) 
> all the journal entries with the same week number field entry.  I know how 
> to do all of these steps except the first one:  how can you change the New 
> Journal operation to automatically assign a week number to a field?
>
> Second idea:
> Maybe instead of trying to assign week numbers directly to the fields, 
> figure out the week number later by using the standard "created" field (or 
> by the title field which has the date).
>
> So which of these is likely to work better (or easier to do?)  (or is 
> there another way that's even better?)  Thanks!
>
>
>

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[tw] Re: The proper way to keep a TiddlyWiki organized

[PMario]

On Thursday, July 28, 2016 at 9:41:28 PM UTC+2, Rob Hoelz wrote:
>
> Hi there, fellow TiddlyWiki users!
>

Hi Rob,
 

> I've been happily using TiddlyWiki for a few months now as a way of 
> gathering my thoughts, and it's a real joy to use. 
>

That's great!
 

> The only problem is there's always another customization I want to make to 
> make my life easier. =)
>

Yea, that's the big problem at the beginning ;) 

As Dragon wrote, there is no "single right way". It always depends on the 
user. So I can just tell you, what I found out is right for me :) 

 - If I think, I need to have a new customization I implement it (plugin, 
css, or what ever) 
 - but not more than 3 new things at a time. It turned out, that more is 
overwhelming
 - at the beginning I try to use the new stuff as often as possible. .. So 
I see, if it works with my workflow
   - If it works .. OK
   - If it steps on my toes, ... remove it
   - If it is "kind of ok" ... try it for 1 or 2 more week(s).
 - If I don't use a new functionality for more than one week ... remove it. 
I don't really need it. 

That helps me, to keep the number of plugins down. 


>- Should I have multiple TiddlyWikis, one for my reading list, one for 
>my gaming list, etc etc?  This would probably help keep some things 
>organized and make my search results within a single wiki more relevant, 
>but then I can't really link between them.
>
> Several TWs work well for me.  ... I have pinned them in the browser 
toolbar, so they are always open. 
 

>
>- For something like a reading list - should I have a single tiddler 
>with a list (or table) of all of the books I want to read, or should I 
> have 
>a tiddler per book?  
>
> I use a single tiddler per item, because I like to have the possibility to 
create different lists depending on tags. 
I need several iterations, till my tags work well. But if they do, it's 
really fast way to get a lot of different dynamically generated lists. 
Getting the tags right, is important for me. So from time to time, it 
happens, that all of them get re-organized. ... So my right sidebar 
"Recent" sorting needs to be changed to "created" instead of "modified" ... 

just some thoughts.
have fun!
mario


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[tw] Re: How to induce a variable into a Macro?

[Jed Carty]

You need to put $ppp$ instead of $(ppp)$ since it is the input to a macro 
instead of a variable defined outside the macro. 

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[tw] Re: The proper way to keep a TiddlyWiki organized

[Dragon Cotterill]

The "proper" way to organise your TWs is... whatever works for you.

There is no right or wrong way. It's whatever works for you. If your 
reading list needs to be separate tiddlers for each book for some, and a 
big long list for others then you can mix and match as you see fit.

I have a whole slew of TWs; some are full blown TWs with 1,000+ entries ( 
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/1207193/library.html ), others are 
small with just a few thoughts in them. And some have even been reduced to 
PureStore formats and are included in other TWs.
My Food and Recipe TW is stored separately from my Video index. However if 
you're in the Food one and you click the right link, then it imports all 
the video tiddlers related to food TV programmes into the Food TW, with all 
the appropriate embedded VLC objects to play the recipe.

Your reading list may cross into your gaming list at some point. Separate 
or together doesn't make much difference really.

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[tw] How to induce a variable into a Macro?

[Jan]

Hello,
I wanted to write a Macro which compose the link to a presentation based 
on fields and a tiddler. This works fine for the entire path already, 
but i do not manage to get the name ppp of the presentation into the 
macro. How do I do this?


   \define presentationlink()
   [[$(pname)$|$(videosource)$$(seminar)$/$(thema)$/P/$(pname)$]]
   \end
   \define prsnt(ppp)
   <$vars videosource={{Videosource}} seminar={{!!seminar}}
   thema={{!!thema}} pname=$(ppp)$>
   <>
   
   \end
   <>

Thanks for Help
Jan

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Re: [tw] Re: Eric Shulman

[Alex Hough]

Thank you Eric, if I were the Prime Minister of the UK, I'd be pushing for
a seat in the house of Lords. Lord Eric Schulman of TiddlyVerse?

Alex

On 28 July 2016 at 21:40, Eric Shulman  wrote:

> On Thursday, July 28, 2016 at 3:39:18 AM UTC-7, Josiah wrote:
>>
>> What a wonderful person!
>> I just wrote via *Tiddly Tweeter* 
>>   ...
>>  Eric's solutions are usually definitive.
>>  I think he knows TW better than @Jermolene
>> 
>>
>
> WOW... (blushes)
>
> Thank YOU and everyone else in the TiddlyVerse for making this
> Community one of the most helpful (and least "snarky") of any group I have
> every worked with.
>
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[tw] Re: Generating a weekly report of Journal tiddlers.

[Jed Carty]

I don't know anything that currently lets you get the week number. I am 
pretty certain that to do this you will need to use some javascript. I have 
some javascript macros that can be used for generating different parts of 
the date here . I don't 
think that any will help you without modification, but they can be a start.

I think that the work that I am doing with twederation will soon be at a 
point where I need to add some more sophisticated date handling options for 
sorting so there may be updates to the date macros at some point, but I am 
not sure how soon.

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