[tw] Re: Running Tiddly Wiki from Synology NAS Drive

[Thomas Elmiger]

Hi Farayi, did you name your file with an ending .html (or .htm)? This is one 
of the signs webservers and operating systems use to decide how to serve/open a 
file. 
Good luck, Thomas 

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[tw] Re: Presenting: G-Comments - a comments feature based on Google Forms

[Zaphod Beeblebrox]

Well, there are some issues with my Blog and copyright infringement, so 
it'd be best not to publish a 'public' copy of it ;)

But, once it's all finished, I do intend to do a 'generic' version, 
explaining most of the steps I've taken to get it to work, so others might 
get ideas or instruction from it.

I find it strange that there haven't been more comments and accolades about 
this, as I find it to be most incredible and useful, but then again, I'm 
finding more and more that TiddlyWiki is truly *a non-linear personal web 
notebook.*

I think that's why it's so hard to find answers to some questions that I've 
had - It's not necessarily that NO ONE has done what I want to do, it's 
just that those that have, have done it within their *personal* TW's and 
either don't come here and respond, or simply don't share their knowledge 
and experience.

Once again, I'm most thankful and grateful to those like yourself who do 
share freely of their knowledge and experience, so those of us like me can 
gain a better understanding of the inner workings of Jeremy's fantastic 
creation :)

--Zaphod


On Monday, September 5, 2016 at 2:34:14 AM UTC-4, Mat wrote:
>
> Thank You so much, Mat, for this great addon! :)
>>
>> Really good tutorial, also - It only took me about 10 minutes to get it 
>> all set up and functioning.
>>
>
>
> That is very uplifting to hear!!
>
> If it is a public blog, please post a link here so we can see how things 
> work in practice!
>
> <:-)
>
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[tw] Re: Running Tiddly Wiki from Synology NAS Drive

[Farayi Chambati]

Thanks Mat.

I am trying to host the file on my NAS so that I can open this file from 
anyway. It is opening in text editor?

On Saturday, September 10, 2016 at 9:55:56 AM UTC+12, Mat wrote:
>
> Hi Farayi. TiddlyWiki is in many senses "just a webpage", so you actually 
> open it in a your webbrowser. If you're on a windows machine you can e.g 
> right click on the tw file and choose to open it with whatever browser it 
> is you use. The relationship of a tiddlywiki to a browser is comparable to 
> that of, say, a word document to word.
>
> <:-)
>
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[tw] Re: Running Tiddly Wiki from Synology NAS Drive

[Mat]

Hi Farayi. TiddlyWiki is in many senses "just a webpage", so you actually 
open it in a your webbrowser. If you're on a windows machine you can e.g 
right click on the tw file and choose to open it with whatever browser it 
is you use. The relationship of a tiddlywiki to a browser is comparable to 
that of, say, a word document to word.

<:-)

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[tw] Re: Permanently host your TiddlySpace at the Internet Archive

[dialecticdad]

Yes, I do like it very much!  Thank you :)


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> Hi dialecticdad,
>
> thanks for the write-up and nice to see you enjoy that theme. ;-)
>
> Best wishes,
>
> Tobias. 
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[tw] Re: Running Tiddly Wiki from Synology NAS Drive

[Farayi Chambati]

Hi Tobias,

I cannot seem to get to run a tiddlywiki file of my Synology drive. I can run 
Dokuwiki and Wordpress but not TW. I put the file in a folder under my web 
folder. If I open it to opens in text editor instead of rendering. 

Warning - I am non technical at all.

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Re: [tw] Re: How do I count and get numbers for the instances that call a macro within a Tiddler/Within the storyriver.

[Jan]

Hi Tobi,
are you still on this issue or did I entirely misunderstand what you  
described?

I think something like this would be extremely valuable.

Yours Jan




Sorry for the latency, I needed to read your explications about the 
architecture several times, and yet I do not fully understand everything.


Some thoughts though:
I would  rather like footnotes to be macros than tiddlers. On the one 
hand something tells me that it is smaller and reduces the number of 
total tiddlers. On the other hand I would like a footnote to disappear 
when its anchor is deleted, and not to be accidentally deleted when 
cleaning up. I wonder whether a unique id could change something about this.
The question I have is how could one search for the content of a macro 
in wikitext when the searching macro would have to use the same strings 
as the pattern we look for.

Like <>

Yours  Jan

Am 31.08.2016 um 07:34 schrieb Tobias Beer:

Hi Jan

To parseTreeNodes sounds a little chinese for me...but I think I
understand.


Yes, it takes some getting used to terminology. Think of it like that: 
You have wikitext and that is parsed by the TiddlyWiki core into a 
parseTree and then a widget tree subsequently constructed from that, 
which in turn eventually generates DOM elements for the browser to 
display, but not necessarily.


Since TiddlyWiki does away with the focus on manipulating DOM elements 
directly, operating on a widgets architecture, there is a bit of a 
gap. With TiddlyWiki classic it was easy to do DOM traversal and 
manipulation with jQuery and so we could do all kinds of fancy stuff 
after the fact, meaning, after TiddlyWiki did its default thing with 
the wikitext.


However, with the new architecture, we're a bit lacking on a general 
interface for developers to traverse the widget-tree-representation of 
your wiki text, e.g. so as to say "find that list and give me its list 
elements". Such a traversal may not even be desirable owed to the 
transient, stateless nature of widgets... which doesn't mean that they 
do not actually have a state, but that they can be trashed and 
recreated at any given moment... so if you have some other output that 
would depend on the current widget representation, there's a chance it 
would not notice that the thing it references and relies on to do 
further stuff actually changed from the first time it was created, 
e.g. that footnote index.


So, with TiddlyWiki classic there were HTML / DOM elements like ULs 
and LIs (which we still have, of course) for which we could use simple 
jQuery selectors to address them. However, now we would need some 
simplistic equivalent to address the underlying list widget, so as to 
be able to then do magick with a possibly much safer and much more 
powerful encapsulation in the form of a widget, that provides well 
defined interfaces for actually handling it, e.g. when to refresh or 
recompute the state of that widget, etc...


If it is what Ithink it would put us all a big deal forward and
could be the basis for many things I try to build.
- a filter  collecting Footnotes
- a way of transcluding/navigating to parts of Tiddlers
... and thus new possibilities to present information stored in
TWs for example in Slideshows et cetera


So, that's the thing: you would need to be able to tell the TiddlyWiki 
core:


  * that right there is my "tiddler" in the widget tree
  * and in that thing being the "tiddler" rendered from that wikitext,
go find elements matching this or that pattern, e.g. all list
widget where some attribute is such and such
  * eventually return the corresponding widgets so that I can do fancy
stuff based on what I'm given, e.g. with the list items
...presuming I know all about list widgets and how to get from the
list itself to the items

However, one core paradigm is that widgets are transient things by 
nature, especially their representation in the DOM. So, in general the 
philosophy would be to always work try and with the underlying 
wikitext first. And if that proves difficult, chances are you simply 
haven't sliced and diced your wikitext just enough for you to be able 
to address every single chunk of concern separately.



To conclude with a much more practical example, let me put it this way:
if you turned your footnotes into actual tiddlers, e.g. as

$:/fn/the related tiddler/foo
$:/fn/the related tiddler/bar

and then retrieved it as:

<>

in the context of *the related tiddler*, then you could do all kinds 
of magick with those footnotes ...and all that would be missing is 
some simplistic plugin that, instead of using some markup in the 
tiddler, would go create those "under-the-hood"-related system 
tiddlers being the footnotes... which it would be most trivial to 
later on list with whatever eye-candy you fancy most.


Based on a given list of chapter tiddlers being rendered each with 
their individual, related footnotes tiddlers you could as well easily 
gene

Re: [tw] Re: How do I count and get numbers for the instances that call a macro within a Tiddler/Within the storyriver.

[Jan]

Hi Tobi,
Sorry for the latency, I needed to read your explications about the 
architecture several times, and yet I do not fully understand everything.


Some thoughts though:
I would  rather like footnotes to be macros than tiddlers. On the one 
hand something tells me that it is smaller and reduces the number of 
total tiddlers. On the other hand I would like a footnote to disappear 
when its anchor is deleted, and not to be accidentally deleted when 
cleaning up. I wonder whether a unique id could change something about this.
The question I have is how could one search for the content of a macro 
in wikitext when the searching macro would have to use the same strings 
as the pattern we look for.

Like <>

Yours  Jan

Am 31.08.2016 um 07:34 schrieb Tobias Beer:

Hi Jan

To parseTreeNodes sounds a little chinese for me...but I think I
understand.


Yes, it takes some getting used to terminology. Think of it like that: 
You have wikitext and that is parsed by the TiddlyWiki core into a 
parseTree and then a widget tree subsequently constructed from that, 
which in turn eventually generates DOM elements for the browser to 
display, but not necessarily.


Since TiddlyWiki does away with the focus on manipulating DOM elements 
directly, operating on a widgets architecture, there is a bit of a 
gap. With TiddlyWiki classic it was easy to do DOM traversal and 
manipulation with jQuery and so we could do all kinds of fancy stuff 
after the fact, meaning, after TiddlyWiki did its default thing with 
the wikitext.


However, with the new architecture, we're a bit lacking on a general 
interface for developers to traverse the widget-tree-representation of 
your wiki text, e.g. so as to say "find that list and give me its list 
elements". Such a traversal may not even be desirable owed to the 
transient, stateless nature of widgets... which doesn't mean that they 
do not actually have a state, but that they can be trashed and 
recreated at any given moment... so if you have some other output that 
would depend on the current widget representation, there's a chance it 
would not notice that the thing it references and relies on to do 
further stuff actually changed from the first time it was created, 
e.g. that footnote index.


So, with TiddlyWiki classic there were HTML / DOM elements like ULs 
and LIs (which we still have, of course) for which we could use simple 
jQuery selectors to address them. However, now we would need some 
simplistic equivalent to address the underlying list widget, so as to 
be able to then do magick with a possibly much safer and much more 
powerful encapsulation in the form of a widget, that provides well 
defined interfaces for actually handling it, e.g. when to refresh or 
recompute the state of that widget, etc...


If it is what Ithink it would put us all a big deal forward and
could be the basis for many things I try to build.
- a filter  collecting Footnotes
- a way of transcluding/navigating to parts of Tiddlers
... and thus new possibilities to present information stored in
TWs for example in Slideshows et cetera


So, that's the thing: you would need to be able to tell the TiddlyWiki 
core:


  * that right there is my "tiddler" in the widget tree
  * and in that thing being the "tiddler" rendered from that wikitext,
go find elements matching this or that pattern, e.g. all list
widget where some attribute is such and such
  * eventually return the corresponding widgets so that I can do fancy
stuff based on what I'm given, e.g. with the list items
...presuming I know all about list widgets and how to get from the
list itself to the items

However, one core paradigm is that widgets are transient things by 
nature, especially their representation in the DOM. So, in general the 
philosophy would be to always work try and with the underlying 
wikitext first. And if that proves difficult, chances are you simply 
haven't sliced and diced your wikitext just enough for you to be able 
to address every single chunk of concern separately.



To conclude with a much more practical example, let me put it this way:
if you turned your footnotes into actual tiddlers, e.g. as

$:/fn/the related tiddler/foo
$:/fn/the related tiddler/bar

and then retrieved it as:

<>

in the context of *the related tiddler*, then you could do all kinds 
of magick with those footnotes ...and all that would be missing is 
some simplistic plugin that, instead of using some markup in the 
tiddler, would go create those "under-the-hood"-related system 
tiddlers being the footnotes... which it would be most trivial to 
later on list with whatever eye-candy you fancy most.


Based on a given list of chapter tiddlers being rendered each with 
their individual, related footnotes tiddlers you could as well easily 
generate one big list of footnotes. All you need is for your footnotes 
to be actual tiddlers. Hence system tiddlers since you may not 
actually want them to b

[tw] Re: [TW5] Tag Icon Color Not Auto Adjusting

[Taylor Jensen]

I agree; I haven't mucked around with the core files for such a silly 
feature. It was more of a "I've seen it work, and I know I could make it 
work, so I'm content". 

-TCJ

On Thursday, September 8, 2016 at 8:29:24 PM UTC+1, Tobias Beer wrote:
>
> Hi TCJ,
>
> For now I can manually upgrade the relevant tiddlers. Good work!
>>
>
> With the kind of core tiddlers involved I cannot recommend you do that.
> If you really feel this is utterly important you'd have to walk your way 
> through the diff:
>
> https://github.com/Jermolene/TiddlyWiki5/pull/2119/files
>
> I cannot say that I would think it a worthy risk for the benefit.
>
> Best wishes,
>
> Tobias. 
>

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Re: [tw] Re: NoteSelf the Evernote-like experience update

[Danielo Rodríguez]

Hello everyone,

I just published a hotfix. It is already available at noteself.github.io

The version should be 0.14.3+1
If it fails, you can open the console and check the version with:
$tw.wiki.getTiddler("$:/plugins/danielo515/tiddlypouch").fields.version

if it is not 0.14.3+1 make sure to refresh the page or clear the cache.

I'm happy that this bug showed up several users. I didn't know that there 
were so many people trying it!
Thanks all!

Regards!!!

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[tw] Re: Permanently host your TiddlySpace at the Internet Archive

[Tobias Beer]

Hi dialecticdad,

thanks for the write-up and nice to see you enjoy that theme. ;-)

Best wishes,

Tobias. 

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[tw] Re: Tabular story/result view ?

[Tobias Beer]

Hi Mark,
 

> Per Tobias' comment, can I infer that this will be pretty stable as long 
> as I avoid doing fancy things like using Tag-buttons? I was thinking more 
> of tiddler links and/or galleries of thumbnails.
>

With tobibeer/appear  you 
can also make popups work, using the handle / handler mechanism.

Best wishes,

Tobias.

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[tw] Re: Tabular story/result view ?

['Mark S.' via TiddlyWiki]

Sheer genius, c pa ! 

I had to step through the listing to see how you did it. 

I'm thinking this could be useful for creating an Evernote-like listing of 
tiddlers. Or if each tiddler had a "thumbnail" field, part of a 
photo-gallery app.

Thanks!
Mark
 

On Thursday, September 8, 2016 at 5:58:39 PM UTC-7, c pa wrote:
>
> Yes with the creative use of the filter operators you can do it
>
> Here's an example using the letters of the alphabet as the input filter 
> expression
>
> 
> <$list filter="1 5 9 13 17 21 25" variable ="rows">
> <$list filter="a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z 
> +[nth]" variable="cell">
> 
>  <> 
> <$list filter="a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z 
> +[allafterlimit[3]]" variable="this">
>  <> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
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[tw] Re: Tabular story/result view ?

['Mark S.' via TiddlyWiki]

That's super! I can see where this would probably be a default solution. I 
do sometimes find CSS a little unpredictable. Ok, a lot of the time ;-)

Per Tobias' comment, can I infer that this will be pretty stable as long as 
I avoid doing fancy things like using Tag-buttons? I was thinking more of 
tiddler links and/or galleries of thumbnails.

Thanks!
Mark

On Friday, September 9, 2016 at 3:41:43 AM UTC-7, Ton Gerner wrote:
>
> Hi Mat, sure.
>
> Create at http://tiddlywiki.com/:
>
> 1) Tiddler MyStyle tagged with $:/tags/Stylesheet, containing:
>
> /* FOUR COLUMN MODE */
> .fourcolumns {
>display:block;
>-moz-column-count:4;
>-moz-column-gap:1em;
>-webkit-column-count: 4;
>-webkit-column-gap:1em;
> }
>
> 2) Tiddler MyList containing:
>
> @@.fourcolumns
> <$list filter="[tag[Filter Operators]]" variable="foo">
> <>
> 
> @@
>
> and there you are.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Ton
>
>
>

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[tw] Permanently host your TiddlySpace at the Internet Archive

[dialecticdad]

Hello,

In case this hasn't already been discovered or promoted, the Internet 
Archive provides a great way to save your current TiddlySpace to a 
permanent home for read-only purposes.  (This should also work for other 
TiddlyWikis of any version?)

Here's the process I used:

   1. Go to https://archive.org/web/
   2. Paste in your main TiddlySpace address (with no permaview links in 
   the URL) in the box under *Save Page Now*
   3. This saves a current snapshot to the Internet Archive, even if your 
   wiki has been archived previously.
   4. Afterwards, copy the following URL it created: 
   https://web.archive.org/web/YOURSPACENAME.tiddlyspace.com — which always 
   redirects to the *most current* snapshot
  -  (In case the Internet Archive saves another version before 
  TiddlySpace is shut down in December.)
  -  Note, the date of each snapshot appears within the URL:
 - https://web.archive.org/web/*20160908165307*/
 http://remuse.tiddlyspace.com/
  5. Optional step: go to http://tinyurl.com/
   6. Paste your archive.org URL — in purple text above — then create a 
   short alias for it, and click *Make TinyURL!*
  - there seems to be something fitting about *wiki*, the Hawaiian word 
  for "quick", joined to the modest "tiny" URL
   7. Example output for my own TiddlySpace: *http://tinyurl.com/remuse 
   
*
   8. Now, you can chain wiki nodes (tiddlers) after your TinyURL address 
   to auto-load the content you want from the Internet Archive.  Just precede 
   them with a # sign, and wrap each tiddler in double brackets:
  1.  *Example: * http://tinyurl.com/remuse/#[[Bird's Eye 
  View]][[Evocative Words]]
  2.  While interacting with the archived copy of your wiki, you can 
  click "Permaview", and the page will generate a correctly formed 
permalink 
  URL to the Internet Archive.  I like to save specific permaviews to new 
  TinyURLs.
   9. *Notes*:


   - Private tiddlers (only visible when you are logged in) are not saved 
   to the Internet Archive copy.  A good thing!
   - Prior revisions of your tiddler are not accessible (as they were 
   stored on the TiddlySpace back-end server.)
  - Your wiki will display: revisions could not be retrieved if you try 
  to access through the options "gear" menu.
   - You can display all the Internet Archive snapshots via this URL, with 
   an asterisk in the middle of it:
  - https://web.archive.org/web/*/YOURSPACENAME.tiddlyspace.com
  - My own wiki has been saved 12 twelve times, beginning with October 
  2014.  Only the most recent save was manually triggered by me.  The 
  "Wayback Machine" crawls the Internet automatically.
  - Naturally, I will save a final time soon before the end of 
  TiddlySpace service.
  - This provides a way to examine earlier versions of your wiki in one 
  collective snapshot.  This will be of some help, since we are losing the 
  ability to view the continuous version history of every edit made on 
  TiddlySpace.
   
Of course, if you want to continue writing and editing the content you 
created in TiddlySpace, you will have to export the wiki to your own 
computer hard drive, or to some other TiddlyWiki service — perhaps 
upgrading to the latest 5.x version at http://tiddlywiki.com/

I haven't devoted much time to that endeavor.  My own wiki Remuse may cease 
(with no further revisions or additions) this month, or very soon after. 
 I'm undecided about its future.

If anyone has further remarks or suggestions after trying out this process, 
please post here for the entire group's benefit.


Randy Tillman

dialectic...@gmail.com
http://twitter.com/museical
http://remuse.tiddlyspace.com
http://tinyurl.com/remuse

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[tw] Re: Tabular story/result view ?

[Ton Gerner]

Hi Tobias,

Yes, I do remember. I reported the tag pill problem in the group [1].
Lateron you found it more "general" for popups.

Cheers,

Ton

[1] https://groups.google.com/d/msg/tiddlywiki/DOlliTOEyCQ/lQxXhzXyzPAJ

On Friday, September 9, 2016 at 1:23:36 PM UTC+2, Tobias Beer wrote:
>
> Hi Ton,
>  
>
>> Thinking outside of the box, why not use a simple 4 column style instead 
>> of a table?
>>
>
> This would work, except for popup buttons, in case you remember:
>
> https://github.com/Jermolene/TiddlyWiki5/issues/1102
>
> Best wishes,
>
> --tb.
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[tw] Re: Tabular story/result view ?

[Tobias Beer]

Hi Ton,
 

> Thinking outside of the box, why not use a simple 4 column style instead 
> of a table?
>

This would work, except with popups, if you remember:

https://github.com/Jermolene/TiddlyWiki5/issues/1102

Best wishes,

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[tw] Re: Tabular story/result view ?

[Ton Gerner]

Hi Mat, sure.

Create at http://tiddlywiki.com/:

1) Tiddler MyStyle tagged with $:/tags/Stylesheet, containing:

/* FOUR COLUMN MODE */
.fourcolumns {
   display:block;
   -moz-column-count:4;
   -moz-column-gap:1em;
   -webkit-column-count: 4;
   -webkit-column-gap:1em;
}

2) Tiddler MyList containing:

@@.fourcolumns
<$list filter="[tag[Filter Operators]]" variable="foo">
<>

@@

and there you are.

Cheers,

Ton


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[tw] Re: creating site from tiddlywiki with multiple browseable pages

[Mat]

rootsical - thank you so much for clarifying your use case. At least for me 
it really puts things in a different light. To name one thing; I had no 
idea tw was served via some other site 
! Thank you.

...

The following is mostly directed to @Jeremy and other core developers:

The fact that there was another entrance point to TW other than perhaps 
individuals promoting TW via their own local TWs. rootsicals makes me want 
to call attention to #2344 


Overall, do people use google to find docs *content*? Any way to measure 
this? This totally messes up many fundamental assumptions I've had. Can we 
adopt to this practice? Prevent it? rootsical is clearly an advanced user 
(messing with npm) but such users are of course also the most valuable ones 
for the TW project at large. 

His (justified) experience that TW (in that context) is "hard to navigate 
and keep track of where you are and what you are doing." is deeply 
problematic. IMO, that touches on the very key things TW is supposed to be 
good at! Looking at a single page document, I agree it totally lacks 
overview. Like looking at the world through a drinking straw. Could it be 
as simple(?) as introducing a (special) sidebar in static pages? A menu 
with docs topic categories. Breadcrumbs?... A static tiddler as they 
currently are presented feels more like a thing for printouts.

If people "enter" TW in a way we didn't intend, is there any way to set 
them on the "right path"? 

Overall how can we somewhere *collect *use cases where people give up on, 
or dismiss, TW. This is of course more serious than most other issues.


<:-)

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[tw] Re: Tabular story/result view ?

[Mat]

@Ton, could you please show where to actually apply this in the following 
example?

<$list filter="[tag[Filter Operators]]" variable="foo">
<>


Thanks!

BTW, this is a pretty basic use case so we ought to have a best practice 
solution in the docs.

<:-)

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[tw] Re: Tabular story/result view ?

[Ton Gerner]

Hi Mark,

Thinking outside of the box, why not use a simple 4 column style instead of 
a table?

/* FOUR COLUMN MODE */
.fourcolumns { 
   display:block; 
   -moz-column-count:4; 
   -moz-column-gap:1em; 
   -webkit-column-count: 4;
   -webkit-column-gap:1em; 
}

Cheers,

Ton


On Thursday, September 8, 2016 at 9:34:28 PM UTC+2, Mark S. wrote:
>
> Is there a way, using the tools already in TW, to make the results of a 
> list search form a table, say 4 rows wide?
>
> The idea here is to make compact view of results rather than an extended 
> list or story river.
>
> Thanks!
> Mark
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[tw] Re: creating site from tiddlywiki with multiple browseable pages

[rootsical]

 sorry if i wasn't very clear. basically, i got my tiddlywiki from npm and 
followed the instructions on github on how to install. when i need help, 
for example, on how to create a contents page, i would google something 
like 'tiddlywiki add contents page' (i always find search engines superior 
to a locally implemented search function). this returns a static version of 
a tiddlywiki, which is nearly what i am after. the links within these 
static tiddlers resolve to other tiddlers. this is the reason i believe the 
static site comes up in google searches more easily. unfortunately, you are 
then lacking the sidebar with the home button and contents etc. 

whenever i learn anything it is nice to be able to browse a site and click 
to go back to where i was, or navigate easily. i find it simpler to absorb 
information in sites that have implemented mediawiki (such as wikipedia and 
the arch linux wiki https://wiki.archlinux.org). my complaint with 
tiddlywiki is that it is hard to navigate and keep track of where you are 
and what you are doing. this is why i find absorbing information from a 
tiddlywiki more difficult. i would prefer the tiddlywiki information to be 
presented like it would be in mediawiki. even better, i would hope for 
tiddlywiki to appear and work more like mediawiki from the perspective of a 
content consumer. however mediawiki is too complicated for my needs and the 
setup takes a long time. in this sense, i find tiddlywiki superior as it is 
simpler and easier to understand and implement. my only problem is with how 
the resulting tiddlywiki is presented and the drawbacks which come from not 
following a normal url-based website structure.

i hope that makes my situation clearer. thanks again for all your 
responses..

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Re: [tw] Re: NoteSelf the Evernote-like experience update

[Danielo Rodríguez]

Hello everyone, 

Thanks to all for your feedback. I really appreciate the extracted logs. Thank 
you for those that even took the time to connect the remote debugger. 

I think this is an issue with newcomers. I mean, people that do not have an 
existing DB. In absence of database it reads the default configuration from a 
tiddler, and because recent changes this fails. 

I'll fix it today and publish a release. 

Thank you very much 

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