[tw5] Re: Google Calendar embed not working?

[Logan C]

thank you!

On Thursday, August 13, 2020 at 3:47:44 PM UTC-4 JD wrote:

> Hi! This instruction from google works well in my wiki!
>
> https://support.google.com/calendar/answer/41207?hl=en
>
>
>
> but yeah, those in tobi beer's site also aren't rendering in my browser 
> (Chrome).
>
> Maybe a src update or some new security feature?
>
> -jd
>
>
>
> On Friday, August 14, 2020 at 2:19:23 AM UTC+9, Logan C wrote:
>>
>> Hello,
>>
>> Tried to put an iframe of my google calendar into my tiddler, but not 
>> working (see attached). Might be because I'm using tiddlydesktop, but not 
>> entirely sure. What's interesting is that Tobi Beer's Google Calendar 
>> example  is not even 
>> rendering properly for me. I'm on Firefox so it does not seem to be a 
>> browser compatibility issue.
>>
>> Thanks
>>
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[tw5] Re: How do you manage bibliography and other citations?

[History Buff]

Hi Keenan

Could you give more details about your text expander? I’m very intrigued. 

Damon 

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Re: [tw5] Re: New goody for Stroll - outliner

[E Browns]

Hi Tony, please see my reply detailing my expectation on selection of
multiple lines  ^^,

I expect a different behavior when a linebreak or blank is between two
rows.

-jd


On Fri, Aug 14, 2020, 09:58 TW Tones,  wrote:

> JD,
>
> Almost correct I think.
>
>
>- There already is a button to add "*" to selected lines.
>- Please don't add * to selected "blank" lines with a tab.
>- I want "a tab on a blank line to, 'add a tab' ", this is more
>intuitive anyway. Then Saq's solution would mean enter gives the next line
>with the same number of tabs on the previous line, just as it does with one
>or more * or #
>
>
> Regards
> Tony
>
>
> On Friday, August 14, 2020 at 10:40:21 AM UTC+10, JD wrote:
>>
>> Hi Saq!
>>
>> Yes, my expectation will be that it will be like giving /any/ row
>> selected an * , even if it doesn't have one yet, but will add # if that's
>> what the row currently has.
>>
>> Great stuff!
>>
>> -jd
>>
>>
>> On Fri, Aug 14, 2020, 05:14 Saq Imtiaz,  wrote:
>>
>>> @bimlas @JD
>>>
>>> Assuming the following selection, would you expect the line that does
>>> not start with a * or # to be indented as well?
>>>
>>> # It's a fez.
>>> # I wear a fez now.
>>> # Fezzes  are cool.
>>> Bow ties are cool.
>>>
>>> Similarly should the following be indented on tab, or not:
>>>
>>> It's a fez.
>>> I wear a fez now.
>>>
>>> My feeling is that any line selected should be indented/unindented,
>>> regardless of whether it is already part of a list. But what should the
>>> default list type be, * for unordered list?
>>>
>>> On Thursday, August 13, 2020 at 8:07:55 PM UTC+2, bimlas wrote:

 Honestly, this solution is more handy for me now than Streams, because
 I can handle list items the same way in a single tiddler as I do in 
 Streams.

 One feature is missing from me: indenting / deindenting the selected
 text. If multiple rows are selected at once, I like to change their
 indentation at the touch of a button. Is it possible or hard to implement?

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Re: [tw5] Re: New goody for Stroll - outliner

[TW Tones]

JD,

Almost correct I think.


   - There already is a button to add "*" to selected lines. 
   - Please don't add * to selected "blank" lines with a tab.
   - I want "a tab on a blank line to, 'add a tab' ", this is more 
   intuitive anyway. Then Saq's solution would mean enter gives the next line 
   with the same number of tabs on the previous line, just as it does with one 
   or more * or #


Regards
Tony


On Friday, August 14, 2020 at 10:40:21 AM UTC+10, JD wrote:
>
> Hi Saq! 
>
> Yes, my expectation will be that it will be like giving /any/ row selected 
> an * , even if it doesn't have one yet, but will add # if that's what the 
> row currently has. 
>
> Great stuff! 
>
> -jd
>
>
> On Fri, Aug 14, 2020, 05:14 Saq Imtiaz, > 
> wrote:
>
>> @bimlas @JD
>>
>> Assuming the following selection, would you expect the line that does not 
>> start with a * or # to be indented as well?
>>
>> # It's a fez.
>> # I wear a fez now. 
>> # Fezzes  are cool. 
>> Bow ties are cool.
>>
>> Similarly should the following be indented on tab, or not:
>>
>> It's a fez.
>> I wear a fez now. 
>>
>> My feeling is that any line selected should be indented/unindented, 
>> regardless of whether it is already part of a list. But what should the 
>> default list type be, * for unordered list?
>>
>> On Thursday, August 13, 2020 at 8:07:55 PM UTC+2, bimlas wrote:
>>>
>>> Honestly, this solution is more handy for me now than Streams, because I 
>>> can handle list items the same way in a single tiddler as I do in Streams.
>>>
>>> One feature is missing from me: indenting / deindenting the selected 
>>> text. If multiple rows are selected at once, I like to change their 
>>> indentation at the touch of a button. Is it possible or hard to implement?
>>>
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[tw5] Help with Bookmarklet links

[TW Tones]

Folks,
If you place this in a tiddler, 

 Reset Dirty 

Clicking on the resulting link will reset the dirty flag on a wiki, turning 
the red save wiki button grey.

   - This allows you to close the tab without the save prompt, or close you 
   browser without that wiki insisting you save.
   - This link can ba dragged and dropped in your bookmarks, or Favourites 
   and click from there will do the same for any tiddlywiki in your browsers 
   current tab.

This is a bookmarklet, and I believe many more would prove useful to the 
community

However I have found the following problems

   - #1 How can I store the javascript in another tiddler or field and have 
   a variable or text reference to embed in in the link?
   see here in this below;

 Reset Dirty 


   - #2 I would like to do this also when the javascript includes quotes " 
   and double quotes ""
   - #3 How can I somehow provide this bookmarklets in a Google Forum post?
  - Such they can be dragged and dropped to bookmarks/favourites?
   
Why?

   - I would like to share such bookmarkletts more freely
   - I would like to load some bookmarlets with a larger payload and want 
   to store it seperatly
   - I want to build an easy to use bookmarklet tiddler
   
Thanks in advance for any possible suggestions

Regards
Tones

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[tw5] Re: Hosting NodeJs version of site (not stripped down)

[Garrett]

I was able to get the TiddlyWiki full-fledged site from a node version -> 
static with the tiddlywiki _name_ --build command. Having no problem 
hosting that. My only step left now is figuring out how to disable the 
control and editing functions on the static --build version. 

I know that the following CSS will work to disable what I need:

.tc-tiddler-controls {
   display: none;
}

.tc-tab-buttons {
   display: none;
}


But I'm unsure how to get that CSS run only on the --build version and not 
on the development --listen server automatically.
On Thursday, August 13, 2020 at 8:25:45 PM UTC-4, TW Tones wrote:
>
> Garette
>
> Also look at using read-only theme or other method before export.
>
> This is a template used to generate static html from the tiddlers, you can 
> modify this to change the nature of the exported pages.
>
>- I am keen to have one that creates static tiddler pages on which any 
>links open not the other static versions but the full html giving 
>interactive features.
>
> With the new zip plugin in the next version this may automated to a high 
> degree.
>
> Regards
> Tony
>
> On Friday, August 14, 2020 at 6:08:03 AM UTC+10, Garrett wrote:
>>
>> Hi there!
>>
>> New to TiddlyWiki but extremely excited about the potential! I'm 
>> interested in exporting my TiddlyWiki site from the NodeJs version into a 
>> replica static website that can be hosted online (full JS, CSS, and HTML).
>>
>> Currently, I'm running the wiki snapshot scripts here 
>> 
>>  to 
>> export the site, but I don't like how simplified down the static version is.
>>
>> My end goal is to basically host online my TiddlyWiki editor version with 
>> the controls/buttons turned off. 
>>
>> Would appreciate any help or pointing in the right direction!
>>
>> -Garrett
>>
>

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Re: [tw5] Re: New goody for Stroll - outliner

[E Browns]

Ooh, but a plus on what Tony said, of a smarter detection.

Maybe...

`
# item
# item
object
`

When row 2 and 3 are selected then [tab] will produce

`
# item
## item
# object
`

But a linebreak separation will default it to an asterisk? Where the
selection of row 2, [linebreak] and row4 here:

`
# item
# item

object
`

Will produce

`
# item
## item

 * object
`

The  expected will be that [tab] will consider the row above it, defaulting
to * if the above row is blank, and defaulting to [linebreak] * if the
above row is not blank but does not contain (# or *)... Where [linebreak]
will facilitate list wikification.

So how it considers what to add when above row begins with (# or *)...
Maybe like this?

Samples on row2 and row3 selection...

`
# item
#* item
object
`

Becomes

`
# item
#** item
# object
`

And

`
# item
#* item
#* object
`

Becomes

`
# item
#** item
#** object
`
I wonder if others have the same expectations?

-jd


On Fri, Aug 14, 2020, 05:14 Saq Imtiaz,  wrote:

> @bimlas @JD
>
> Assuming the following selection, would you expect the line that does not
> start with a * or # to be indented as well?
>
> # It's a fez.
> # I wear a fez now.
> # Fezzes  are cool.
> Bow ties are cool.
>
> Similarly should the following be indented on tab, or not:
>
> It's a fez.
> I wear a fez now.
>
> My feeling is that any line selected should be indented/unindented,
> regardless of whether it is already part of a list. But what should the
> default list type be, * for unordered list?
>
> On Thursday, August 13, 2020 at 8:07:55 PM UTC+2, bimlas wrote:
>>
>> Honestly, this solution is more handy for me now than Streams, because I
>> can handle list items the same way in a single tiddler as I do in Streams.
>>
>> One feature is missing from me: indenting / deindenting the selected
>> text. If multiple rows are selected at once, I like to change their
>> indentation at the touch of a button. Is it possible or hard to implement?
>>
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Re: [tw5] Re: New goody for Stroll - outliner

[E Browns]

Hi Saq!

Yes, my expectation will be that it will be like giving /any/ row selected
an * , even if it doesn't have one yet, but will add # if that's what the
row currently has.

Great stuff!

-jd


On Fri, Aug 14, 2020, 05:14 Saq Imtiaz,  wrote:

> @bimlas @JD
>
> Assuming the following selection, would you expect the line that does not
> start with a * or # to be indented as well?
>
> # It's a fez.
> # I wear a fez now.
> # Fezzes  are cool.
> Bow ties are cool.
>
> Similarly should the following be indented on tab, or not:
>
> It's a fez.
> I wear a fez now.
>
> My feeling is that any line selected should be indented/unindented,
> regardless of whether it is already part of a list. But what should the
> default list type be, * for unordered list?
>
> On Thursday, August 13, 2020 at 8:07:55 PM UTC+2, bimlas wrote:
>>
>> Honestly, this solution is more handy for me now than Streams, because I
>> can handle list items the same way in a single tiddler as I do in Streams.
>>
>> One feature is missing from me: indenting / deindenting the selected
>> text. If multiple rows are selected at once, I like to change their
>> indentation at the touch of a button. Is it possible or hard to implement?
>>
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[tw5] Re: Hosting NodeJs version of site (not stripped down)

[TW Tones]

Garette

Also look at using read-only theme or other method before export.

This is a template used to generate static html from the tiddlers, you can 
modify this to change the nature of the exported pages.

   - I am keen to have one that creates static tiddler pages on which any 
   links open not the other static versions but the full html giving 
   interactive features.

With the new zip plugin in the next version this may automated to a high 
degree.

Regards
Tony

On Friday, August 14, 2020 at 6:08:03 AM UTC+10, Garrett wrote:
>
> Hi there!
>
> New to TiddlyWiki but extremely excited about the potential! I'm 
> interested in exporting my TiddlyWiki site from the NodeJs version into a 
> replica static website that can be hosted online (full JS, CSS, and HTML).
>
> Currently, I'm running the wiki snapshot scripts here 
> 
>  to 
> export the site, but I don't like how simplified down the static version is.
>
> My end goal is to basically host online my TiddlyWiki editor version with 
> the controls/buttons turned off. 
>
> Would appreciate any help or pointing in the right direction!
>
> -Garrett
>

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[tw5] Re: New goody for Stroll - outliner

[TW Tones]

David,

Thanks for helping us keep up with Saq's prolific work.

Saq,

I would see adding "*tabs*" into the editors and wikification process of 
tiddlywiki a great improvement. 
Of course the handling of tabs is almost identical to this bullet solution 
just they are invisible. 
Deciding on a standard tab size in view and edit or allow customisation? 
Using https://www.w3schools.com/cssref/css3_pr_tab-size.asp css may be 
sufficient.

The question now is how do we do this given tab is used for bullets in this 
solution?

Perhaps a smart tab, if # * etc proceeds it add/remove a # *
If no character or tab then add/remove an actual tab?

Regards
Tony

On Friday, August 14, 2020 at 7:14:23 AM UTC+10, Saq Imtiaz wrote:
>
> @bimlas @JD
>
> Assuming the following selection, would you expect the line that does not 
> start with a * or # to be indented as well?
>
> # It's a fez.
> # I wear a fez now. 
> # Fezzes  are cool. 
> Bow ties are cool.
>
> Similarly should the following be indented on tab, or not:
>
> It's a fez.
> I wear a fez now. 
>
> My feeling is that any line selected should be indented/unindented, 
> regardless of whether it is already part of a list. But what should the 
> default list type be, * for unordered list?
>
> On Thursday, August 13, 2020 at 8:07:55 PM UTC+2, bimlas wrote:
>>
>> Honestly, this solution is more handy for me now than Streams, because I 
>> can handle list items the same way in a single tiddler as I do in Streams.
>>
>> One feature is missing from me: indenting / deindenting the selected 
>> text. If multiple rows are selected at once, I like to change their 
>> indentation at the touch of a button. Is it possible or hard to implement?
>>
>

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[tw5] Re: Hosting NodeJs version of site (not stripped down)

[Donald Coates]

this is also a very helpful 
resource:  https://groups.google.com/d/msg/tiddlywiki/TEcnRk5WRHc/JY9D0xHcBQAJ

On Thursday, August 13, 2020 at 4:08:03 PM UTC-4, Garrett wrote:
>
> Hi there!
>
> New to TiddlyWiki but extremely excited about the potential! I'm 
> interested in exporting my TiddlyWiki site from the NodeJs version into a 
> replica static website that can be hosted online (full JS, CSS, and HTML).
>
> Currently, I'm running the wiki snapshot scripts here 
> 
>  to 
> export the site, but I don't like how simplified down the static version is.
>
> My end goal is to basically host online my TiddlyWiki editor version with 
> the controls/buttons turned off. 
>
> Would appreciate any help or pointing in the right direction!
>
> -Garrett
>

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[tw5] Re: Hosting NodeJs version of site (not stripped down)

[Donald Coates]

This tutorial may be helpful:  
https://www.didaxy.com/exporting-static-sites-from-tiddlywiki  (this is not 
my work)

On Thursday, August 13, 2020 at 4:08:03 PM UTC-4, Garrett wrote:
>
> Hi there!
>
> New to TiddlyWiki but extremely excited about the potential! I'm 
> interested in exporting my TiddlyWiki site from the NodeJs version into a 
> replica static website that can be hosted online (full JS, CSS, and HTML).
>
> Currently, I'm running the wiki snapshot scripts here 
> 
>  to 
> export the site, but I don't like how simplified down the static version is.
>
> My end goal is to basically host online my TiddlyWiki editor version with 
> the controls/buttons turned off. 
>
> Would appreciate any help or pointing in the right direction!
>
> -Garrett
>

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[tw5] Re: New goody for Stroll - outliner

[Stobot]

Wow, super excited for this as well! Fwiw I'd say yes and yes to your questions.

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[tw5] Re: Exporting wikified text to csv

[TW Tones]

Rob,

Great to hear and thanks for sharing back. Since this original post of 
yours, I have being playing further in this space myself.

Do share a code snipit when possible. 

Best wishes
Tones

On Friday, August 14, 2020 at 2:22:48 AM UTC+10, Rob Jopling wrote:
>
> Hi Tony
>
> I did manage to solve my problem.
>
> I created a button which selects the required tiddlers by tag, and then 
> for each tiddler it copies the wikified content of the text field to a new 
> field. Then when I export the tiddlers as a csv I have a column with the 
> plain text as required.
> Seems to work fine.
>
> Thanks for your interest.
>
> Rob
>
>
>
> On Saturday, 1 August 2020 at 00:09:18 UTC+1 TW Tones wrote:
>
>> Rob,
>>
>> The solution could be quite subtle, could you share a minimal example of 
>> your code?, or ideally and example that demonstrates the problem on 
>> tiddlywiki.com or an empty.html?
>>
>> With code unseen these are my strategies
>>
>>- Check each set of the process to see the results
>>- Wikify at the last possible moment in where it is needed
>>- Are you using the output parameter on the wikify, check and or set 
>>that
>>
>> Regards
>> Tony
>>
>>
>> On Saturday, August 1, 2020 at 3:06:38 AM UTC+10, Rob Jopling wrote:
>>>
>>> I note that when I export a selection of tiddlers to a CSV file it 
>>> exports the text field as raw text.
>>>
>>> Is there a way by which I can export the text field as wikified text?
>>>
>>> I have played around with the wikifywidget but cannot work out to get 
>>> round the obvious transclusion errors.
>>>
>>>

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[tw5] Re: New goody for Stroll - outliner

[Saq Imtiaz]

@bimlas @JD

Assuming the following selection, would you expect the line that does not 
start with a * or # to be indented as well?

# It's a fez.
# I wear a fez now. 
# Fezzes  are cool. 
Bow ties are cool.

Similarly should the following be indented on tab, or not:

It's a fez.
I wear a fez now. 

My feeling is that any line selected should be indented/unindented, 
regardless of whether it is already part of a list. But what should the 
default list type be, * for unordered list?

On Thursday, August 13, 2020 at 8:07:55 PM UTC+2, bimlas wrote:
>
> Honestly, this solution is more handy for me now than Streams, because I 
> can handle list items the same way in a single tiddler as I do in Streams.
>
> One feature is missing from me: indenting / deindenting the selected 
> text. If multiple rows are selected at once, I like to change their 
> indentation at the touch of a button. Is it possible or hard to implement?
>

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[tw5] Hosting NodeJs version of site (not stripped down)

[Garrett]

Hi there!

New to TiddlyWiki but extremely excited about the potential! I'm interested 
in exporting my TiddlyWiki site from the NodeJs version into a replica 
static website that can be hosted online (full JS, CSS, and HTML).

Currently, I'm running the wiki snapshot scripts here 

 to 
export the site, but I don't like how simplified down the static version is.

My end goal is to basically host online my TiddlyWiki editor version with 
the controls/buttons turned off. 

Would appreciate any help or pointing in the right direction!

-Garrett

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[tw5] Re: Google Calendar embed not working?

[JD]

Hi! This instruction from google works well in my wiki!

https://support.google.com/calendar/answer/41207?hl=en



but yeah, those in tobi beer's site also aren't rendering in my browser 
(Chrome).

Maybe a src update or some new security feature?

-jd



On Friday, August 14, 2020 at 2:19:23 AM UTC+9, Logan C wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> Tried to put an iframe of my google calendar into my tiddler, but not 
> working (see attached). Might be because I'm using tiddlydesktop, but not 
> entirely sure. What's interesting is that Tobi Beer's Google Calendar 
> example  is not even 
> rendering properly for me. I'm on Firefox so it does not seem to be a 
> browser compatibility issue.
>
> Thanks
>

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[tw5] Re: How to rmove an index....

[JD]

Hi Jan,

<$action-setfield> can do it!

<$action-setfield $tiddler="indexbase" $index="fruit" $value=""/> will set 
the index blank, while...

<$action-setfield $tiddler="indexbase" $index="fruit"/> will delete the 
index itself (no $value specified)

It's documented in  
*https://tiddlywiki.com/#ActionSetFieldWidget
 
 *in Attribute: $value row, 
but maybe not clearly? 

-jd



On Friday, August 14, 2020 at 4:13:31 AM UTC+9, Jan wrote:
>
> Hi folks! 
> Is there a widget to remove an index? I could not find how to do this in 
> the documentation. 
> It should be possible to do this in Wikitext, but is there a more direct 
> way? 
>
> Thanks for enlightment! 
> Jan 
>

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[tw5] Re: New goody for Stroll - outliner

[JD]

Oh, this will be great! Select multiple rows, press tab, and they all gain 
an indent!

I hope you guys can give this an update ^^,

-jd


On Friday, August 14, 2020 at 3:07:55 AM UTC+9, bimlas wrote:
>
> Honestly, this solution is more handy for me now than Streams, because I 
> can handle list items the same way in a single tiddler as I do in Streams.
>
> One feature is missing from me: indenting / deindenting the selected 
> text. If multiple rows are selected at once, I like to change their 
> indentation at the touch of a button. Is it possible or hard to implement?
>

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[tw5] How to rmove an index....

[Jan]

Hi folks!
Is there a widget to remove an index? I could not find how to do this in 
the documentation.
It should be possible to do this in Wikitext, but is there a more direct 
way?


Thanks for enlightment!
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Re: [tw5] Re: [ Streams ] : feedback and issues

[E Browns]

Thanks for considering it, Saq! It will make for a more wonderful workflow,
mobile-wise.

I agree it might produce interferences while editting. Maybe while the node
is not in edit mode? Or maybe just along the left margin right outside the
textbox? Whatever the implementation might be I'd love to try it!

Thanks again, i'll also look into the issue you linked!

On Fri, Aug 14, 2020, 01:31 Saq Imtiaz,  wrote:

> Hi JD,
>
> That's an interesting idea. I agree that adding better UX for mobile would
> be a good idea. I'd like to use a smaller library than the one the hammer
> widgets use, but I might use that first to make sure that the interactions
> and flow is satisfactory. In particular, there will likely be issues with
> selecting text clashing with swipe support.
>
> I think the hammer widgets get around this by disabling text selection,
> which wouldn't work for Streams.
>
> I'm tracking another mobile related ticket as well, perhaps you might have
> some thoughts on it?
> https://github.com/saqimtiaz/streams/issues/3
>
> Thank you,
> Saq
>
> On Thursday, August 13, 2020 at 5:59:15 PM UTC+2, JD wrote:
>>
>> Saq! I love your ideas and extensions to the way we can create tiddlers!
>> Honestly, Streams is making it easier for me to write ^^,
>>
>> I have a request for mostly-mobile users like me, because I also want to
>> continue using this on my phone.
>>
>> Will it be possible to implement a swipe mechanism on the nodes? (Sample
>> is BTC's Swipe widget hammerwidgets.tiddlyspot.com)
>>
>> On my phone, I'd like to be able to swipe right on a node to indent it!
>> And be able to swipe left to un-indent. Google Keep has this feature and I
>> found it made listing so much easier! Hopefully Streams can also do it?
>>
>> Thanks for this wonderful creation tool!
>>
>> -jd
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[tw5] Re: New goody for Stroll - outliner

[Saq Imtiaz]

@bimlas I expected that this would be preferred over Streams by some, and 
that's a good thing. Streams shouldn't be used just for easier 
indenting/unindenting lists.

This was a very quick regexp based hack as a result of a reddit thread I 
came across where they had tried to implement something similar by means of 
buttons: 
https://www.reddit.com/r/TiddlyWiki5/comments/hufvs9/automatically_continue_bullet_list/

The actual code is here:
https://saqimtiaz.github.io/sq-tw/editor-autolists.html#%24%3A%2Fplugins%2Fsq%2Feditor-autolist%2Feditor-operation-autolist

Its rough and not pretty. But I do think this could be extended to handle 
indenting selected lines. From what I remember I just ignored the selection 
when I wrote this.

Feel free to give it a go if you feel like it bimlas, otherwise I'll try to 
clean up the code and implement this when I can find the time.
Cheers,

Saq


On Thursday, August 13, 2020 at 8:07:55 PM UTC+2, bimlas wrote:
>
> Honestly, this solution is more handy for me now than Streams, because I 
> can handle list items the same way in a single tiddler as I do in Streams.
>
> One feature is missing from me: indenting / deindenting the selected 
> text. If multiple rows are selected at once, I like to change their 
> indentation at the touch of a button. Is it possible or hard to implement?
>

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[tw5] Re: Nice mention of tiddlywiki

[Birthe C]

Thank you so much, Mark and Bimlas for your information about Vivaldi.

Glad you wrote so detailed, Bimlas, then I'll know at least a little about 
what to do and what to expect. 

In case you are wondering about all my questions around the group, I am 
reinstalling 20 older computers with different linux os'es ...according to 
cpu and ram. Yesterday I got to the slow 2 models and tried MX Linux. 
Chocked it ran rather well ;-) One of the options to install was Vivaldi. I 
did not do that...but was reminded, that I will get it for my own second 
hand computer, when I get to that one. The last in the potsomething to 
look forward to.
Tiddlywiki has been a tremendous help in this adventure. I had it on a usb 
stick, and could write detailed about every system as I found the relevant 
information - and refind when needed for another computer. The next owner 
will find a tiddlywiki on the drive with needed information about the 
system.
Searching the net, reading  and watching youtubestrying something 
new...that is what keeps it interesting enough to get through them all. 
(Cross your fingers).

Birthe

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[tw5] Re: New goody for Stroll - outliner

[bimlas]

Honestly, this solution is more handy for me now than Streams, because I 
can handle list items the same way in a single tiddler as I do in Streams.

One feature is missing from me: indenting / deindenting the selected 
text. If multiple rows are selected at once, I like to change their 
indentation at the touch of a button. Is it possible or hard to implement?

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[tw5] Re: [ Streams ] : feedback and issues

[Keelan Cook]

Just updated, and the initial space issue is indeed solved. Thanks!

On Thursday, August 13, 2020 at 12:30:48 PM UTC-5 saq.i...@gmail.com wrote:

> Hi JD,
>
> That's an interesting idea. I agree that adding better UX for mobile would 
> be a good idea. I'd like to use a smaller library than the one the hammer 
> widgets use, but I might use that first to make sure that the interactions 
> and flow is satisfactory. In particular, there will likely be issues with 
> selecting text clashing with swipe support.
>
> I think the hammer widgets get around this by disabling text selection, 
> which wouldn't work for Streams.
>
> I'm tracking another mobile related ticket as well, perhaps you might have 
> some thoughts on it?
> https://github.com/saqimtiaz/streams/issues/3
>
> Thank you,
> Saq
>
> On Thursday, August 13, 2020 at 5:59:15 PM UTC+2, JD wrote:
>>
>> Saq! I love your ideas and extensions to the way we can create tiddlers! 
>> Honestly, Streams is making it easier for me to write ^^,
>>
>> I have a request for mostly-mobile users like me, because I also want to 
>> continue using this on my phone. 
>>
>> Will it be possible to implement a swipe mechanism on the nodes? (Sample 
>> is BTC's Swipe widget hammerwidgets.tiddlyspot.com)
>>
>> On my phone, I'd like to be able to swipe right on a node to indent it! 
>> And be able to swipe left to un-indent. Google Keep has this feature and I 
>> found it made listing so much easier! Hopefully Streams can also do it? 
>>
>> Thanks for this wonderful creation tool! 
>>
>> -jd
>>
>>

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[tw5] New goody for Stroll - outliner

[Saq Imtiaz]

I think shift-tab decreases the indent level as well. This was the product of a 
fun Reddit thread.

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[tw5] Re: [ Streams ] : feedback and issues

[Saq Imtiaz]

Hi JD,

That's an interesting idea. I agree that adding better UX for mobile would 
be a good idea. I'd like to use a smaller library than the one the hammer 
widgets use, but I might use that first to make sure that the interactions 
and flow is satisfactory. In particular, there will likely be issues with 
selecting text clashing with swipe support.

I think the hammer widgets get around this by disabling text selection, 
which wouldn't work for Streams.

I'm tracking another mobile related ticket as well, perhaps you might have 
some thoughts on it?
https://github.com/saqimtiaz/streams/issues/3

Thank you,
Saq

On Thursday, August 13, 2020 at 5:59:15 PM UTC+2, JD wrote:
>
> Saq! I love your ideas and extensions to the way we can create tiddlers! 
> Honestly, Streams is making it easier for me to write ^^,
>
> I have a request for mostly-mobile users like me, because I also want to 
> continue using this on my phone. 
>
> Will it be possible to implement a swipe mechanism on the nodes? (Sample 
> is BTC's Swipe widget hammerwidgets.tiddlyspot.com)
>
> On my phone, I'd like to be able to swipe right on a node to indent it! 
> And be able to swipe left to un-indent. Google Keep has this feature and I 
> found it made listing so much easier! Hopefully Streams can also do it? 
>
> Thanks for this wonderful creation tool! 
>
> -jd
>
>

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[tw5] Re: Exporting wikified text to csv

[Rob Jopling]

Hi Tony

I did manage to solve my problem.

I created a button which selects the required tiddlers by tag, and then for 
each tiddler it copies the wikified content of the text field to a new 
field. Then when I export the tiddlers as a csv I have a column with the 
plain text as required.
Seems to work fine.

Thanks for your interest.

Rob



On Saturday, 1 August 2020 at 00:09:18 UTC+1 TW Tones wrote:

> Rob,
>
> The solution could be quite subtle, could you share a minimal example of 
> your code?, or ideally and example that demonstrates the problem on 
> tiddlywiki.com or an empty.html?
>
> With code unseen these are my strategies
>
>- Check each set of the process to see the results
>- Wikify at the last possible moment in where it is needed
>- Are you using the output parameter on the wikify, check and or set 
>that
>
> Regards
> Tony
>
>
> On Saturday, August 1, 2020 at 3:06:38 AM UTC+10, Rob Jopling wrote:
>>
>> I note that when I export a selection of tiddlers to a CSV file it 
>> exports the text field as raw text.
>>
>> Is there a way by which I can export the text field as wikified text?
>>
>> I have played around with the wikifywidget but cannot work out to get 
>> round the obvious transclusion errors.
>>
>>

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[tw5] Tiddlyserver portable install

[Rob Jopling]

Apologies if this has been covered in previous posts. I have tried to find 
the answers.

I am trying to create a portable install of Tiddlyserver that I can use on 
my Android tablet.

I have followed Arlen's instructions and have a created a portable install 
in a folder called Tiddlyserver on my Windows 10 pc. I have used the 
settings.json template that has been suggested and placed it in the 
Tiddlyserver folder. I have also created folders within the Tiddlyserver 
folder called  myfolder, workstuff, user and projects_group and have placed 
a test wiki in myfolder. After running the batch file I can access 
Tiddlyserver in Chrome at 127.0.0.1:8080 and I can see the folder tree. 
However, when I try to open any of the folders I get an HTTP ERROR 404.

Can anyone advise what I need to do to access the wiki? Have I put the wiki 
in the correct place?

Any suggesting about porting this to my Andoid tablet?

Many thanks in anticipation.

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[tw5] [ Streams ] : feedback and issues

[JD]

Saq! I love your ideas and extensions to the way we can create tiddlers! 
Honestly, Streams is making it easier for me to write ^^,

I have a request for mostly-mobile users like me, because I also want to 
continue using this on my phone. 

Will it be possible to implement a swipe mechanism on the nodes? (Sample is 
BTC's Swipe widget hammerwidgets.tiddlyspot.com)

On my phone, I'd like to be able to swipe right on a node to indent it! And be 
able to swipe left to un-indent. Google Keep has this feature and I found it 
made listing so much easier! Hopefully Streams can also do it? 

Thanks for this wonderful creation tool! 

-jd

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[tw5] Re: New goody for Stroll - outliner

[HioHio Jio]

Yeah, it does great help to me.
Thanks for sharing!


On Thursday, 13 August 2020 at 10:41:44 pm UTC+8 David Gifford wrote:

>
> Hi all
>
> Saq created a plugin called Editor AutoLists. It is so good that I am now 
> promoting it on my Goodies for Stroll site as a great add-on. It makes 
> TiddlyWiki feel more like an outliner program like Dynalist or Roam.
>
> Start the first line of an unordered (bulleted) list with an asterisk as 
> usual.
> Hit enter for a new line with an asterisk in place.
> Hit tab to enter another asterisk (i.e., indent the line)
> Hit enter again, and you have a new line with **
> Backspace twice to go up to remove the extra * and return to the higher 
> level list
> Hit enter twice to exit the unordered list and write normally.
>
> Try it and get it at https://giffmex.org/stroll/goodies.html#Outliner 
>
> A personal word: I can't tell you how much it improved my writing. I 
> created a 40 page static HTML in three short mornings, *including the 
> research*. https://giffmex.org/ast/convenciones.literarias.html. This has 
> changed the game for me. Give it a try.
>
> Blessings, Dave
>
>

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[tw5] Re: [ Streams ] : feedback and issues

[Saq Imtiaz]

Hi Keelan,

The detailed feedback is highly appreciated, no need to apologize. I will 
reply properly when I have a bit more time, but wanted to drop a quick note 
that the latest version of Streams should not have the issue you 
experienced with needing to add a space at the start of a node:

https://saqimtiaz.github.io/sq-tw/streams.html#%24%3A%2Fplugins%2Fsq%2Fstreams

Cheers,
Saq

On Thursday, August 13, 2020 at 3:06:31 PM UTC+2, Keelan Cook wrote:
>
> As promised, my response to your questions... at length (my apologies).
>
> *Have you encountered any issues or pain/choke points in your workflow 
> with Streams?*
>
> Overall, I'm very impressed with the manner in which Streams does what it 
> does. So, pain points are slight, but there are some of course. I've been a 
> long time Workflowy user, and I often find myself wanting it to work like 
> WF in instances. Furthermore, there is a good chance the pain points are 
> simply from the nature of TW and more an issue of me having to relearn 
> behaviors.
>
>- *Hitting enter in a node with text does not always behave the way I 
>want.* - I'm very glad you added the ability to split a tiddler into 
>two nodes by hitting enter. It would really slow down my workflow if that 
>process was inhibited, as I often write full paragraphs into a node, 
>realizing only afterward that they need to be separate paragraphs. If I 
> had 
>to confirm this change every time, it would impede using Streams for 
>writing and notetaking. However, I also expect the reverse behavior 
> because 
>of my time in Workflowy. If I am at the beginning of a node that needs to 
>be connected to the one above it, I expect hitting backspace to join the 
>two nodes. And, of course, Streams doesn't do this, so I find myself 
>regularly attempting this action by reflex.
>- *Nested nodes stay with an empty node when hitting enter instead of 
>moving with content.* - If I have a node with nested tiddlers and hit 
>enter at the beginning of the text in that node, my expectation is that 
> all 
>the text of that node and the nested nodes under it would move down, 
>creating a new blank tiddler above with nothing in it. Again, this is a 
>Workflowy behavior. However, in Streams, this action leaves all nested 
>information under the blank node created and moves the text from the 
> parent 
>node down into a separate tiddler below everything.
>- *Ctrl+down does not always behave as I expect.* - If I've collapsed 
>nested nodes and want to switch between top level nodes. For example, if 
>I'm writing an outline, I will have headings. If I collapse the 
> subheadings 
>under each heading and then attempt to use the Ctrl + down function it 
>switches down to the nested node that is not visible (one of the 
>subheadings) instead of switching down to the next heading that is visible.
>- *Having to add a space at the beginning of a node.* - Finally, there 
>appears to be some quirk where I have to enter a space prior to using a 
>text expander. It will not call the action if I enter the slash as the 
>first character in a new node. So, I have to hit a space and then put it 
> in.
>- *Search gets confusing.* I've learned to adjust to this, but all of 
>the streams tiddlers show up in search. Most of the time, I only want the 
>parent to show and then I will find what I want on that "main tiddler." 
>However, I periodically have a tiddler created in a stream that rises to 
>the level of a stand alone tiddler, so I would want it to index. I realize 
>the dilemma in all of this. So, I think if we could omit all the children 
>and just index the main parent tiddler for a stream in search, it would be 
>preferrable, since it is possible to just rename a specific stream tiddler 
>and then it could index. At current, when I have one of these special 
>stream tiddlers that I want to also stand alone, the relink gives me the 
>ability to name it with something outside the stream and keep it in the 
>stream. That's probably clear as mud. If you can't tell, I'm still 
> thinking 
>through this one myself.
>
> *Are there any features you find yourself wishing that Streams had?*
>
>- *Easily adjust max width.* - It would be nice when you develop a 
>configuration panel to include adjustable max width. I've found that line 
>in the style and can easily adjust that way, but having that option in the 
>control panel would be nice.
>- *Different views would be stellar. *- A Document view, in specific, 
>would be a great addition for me. As mentioned previously, I use this to 
>create a source tiddler for literature notes, then I create an outline 
>tiddler (also with Streams) where I draft the outline of the article I am 
>writing. I can easily drag my notes from source tiddlers to fill in the 
>article outline. With 

[tw5] Re: How do you manage bibliography and other citations?

[Keelan Cook]

I concur with Mark. I'm currently using Refnotes as well, in addition to 
Saq's Streams plugin.

Here's my workflow with it:

   1. I've created a text expander flow that auto-populates the syntax for 
   a footnote, so that I can just use a / command to call it up.
   2. I create a source tiddler for the book, and using the Streams plugin, 
   you can very quickly take notes on a book. Each new node is actually a 
   tiddler, so it creates atomic notes that are all just connected to the 
   source tiddler for the book. Each one can then be linked to other topics of 
   notes, of course, and they can be transcluded or copied into another 
   tiddler for composition later.
   3. With each note created this way, I use my text expander to quickly 
   call up the macro for a footnote and simply add bib info at the end of each 
   note. That means every, single note now has the bib reference in it.
   4. Added bonus: The Refnotes plugin also allows you to easily create a 
   bibliography at the bottom of a tiddler based off all the footnotes in the 
   tiddler. And if I pull in notes from multiple books to a new article 
   tiddler by transclusion, it dynamically updates the numbering in the new 
   tiddler and adds them to that bottom bibliography section for that note. 
   This is especially nice if I'm writing an article inside TiddlyWiki. 
   
Happy to explain more if it would help. 

On Thursday, August 13, 2020 at 8:43:36 AM UTC-5 Mark S. wrote:

> You might find refnotes useful (https://kookma.github.io/Refnotes/)
>
>
>
> On Thursday, August 13, 2020 at 1:06:43 AM UTC-7, IvanPsy wrote:
>>
>> Hi all,
>>
>> I started with TiddlyWiki as my second brain, and I love it!
>>
>> Now...I read lots of papers and other research, articles and blog posts.
>> When I extract the information and put them in my TiddlyWiki I lose all 
>> the references, as all is mixed inside my second brain: in a single tiddler 
>> there may be information extracted from several articles, and a single 
>> article may be split into several tiddlers.
>>
>> But I need to get back to the reference when I write my articles for the 
>> public, so that I can cite who said what.
>>
>> How do you manage it?
>> Any example?
>>
>> Thank you!
>>
>

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[tw5] New goody for Stroll - outliner

[David Gifford]

Hi all

Saq created a plugin called Editor AutoLists. It is so good that I am now 
promoting it on my Goodies for Stroll site as a great add-on. It makes 
TiddlyWiki feel more like an outliner program like Dynalist or Roam.

Start the first line of an unordered (bulleted) list with an asterisk as 
usual.
Hit enter for a new line with an asterisk in place.
Hit tab to enter another asterisk (i.e., indent the line)
Hit enter again, and you have a new line with **
Backspace twice to go up to remove the extra * and return to the higher 
level list
Hit enter twice to exit the unordered list and write normally.

Try it and get it at https://giffmex.org/stroll/goodies.html#Outliner 

A personal word: I can't tell you how much it improved my writing. I 
created a 40 page static HTML in three short mornings, *including the 
research*. https://giffmex.org/ast/convenciones.literarias.html. This has 
changed the game for me. Give it a try.

Blessings, Dave

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[tw5] Re: Nice mention of tiddlywiki

[bimlas]

I really like Vivaldi because it supports customization just like 
TiddlyWiki or Vim.

The main features I use in it are:

*Window panel* 

The Vivaldi window sidebar can be useful because on the one hand we will 
have a distraction-free interface and on the other hand you can look at the 
open tabs as if they were just notes or files; a to-do list that is grouped 
by topic.

You can access the list of windows in the "Window" section on the sidebar. 
If the sidebar is wide, it’s a bit tricky to find the X that closes that 
page, so you’d rather press the middle mouse button to close the page.

*Web panel* 

You can add any website to Vivaldi's sidebar, so you can access it with one 
click as if you had just opened separate tabs for them, but they wouldn't 
interfere with your list of real tabs.

Usage examples:

   - Social networking sites (Twitter, Reddit, Facebook)
   - Pages that we look at from time to time, but don't want to leave a tab 
   open for them all the time (news, blogs, RSS feed reader extensions)
   - Google Translator
   - Online help for reading documentation
   - Our own notes (eg TiddlyWiki)
   - Appscope: For Progressive Web Apps (PWA)

What I don't like about it:

   - Mouse gesture does not work in it, instead it performs the action on 
   the "real" page in the background
   - It does not display Alert, prompt windows, so e.g. the question "Are 
   you sure you want to delete the note" doesn't appear either, ergo can't 
   perform these tasks in it (this can be a negative on TiddlyWiki)
   - Does not open a file download window (eg we cannot download a mail 
   attachment)

To see the back, forward, reload buttons, right-click in the header -> 
Toolbar -> Show All Controls. You can also set it to appear as a desktop 
web page instead of the mobile view.

*Mouse gesture *

In Vivaldi, I can assign any mouse gesture to any command (go to the top of 
the page, open DeveloperTools, print a page, ...).

The gestures I use:

   - Scroll to the top of the page
   - Scroll to the bottom of the page
   - Previous history
   - Window sidebar
   - Next history
   - Forced reload
   - New page
   - Close tab
   - Reopen a closed tab
   - Webpanel 1 (Google Translator)
   - Developer Tools (DeveloperTools)
   - User interface switch (hide the top block that includes the URL bar)
   - Horizontal mosaic

*Modding Vivaldi *

You can also add custom functions with Javascript and CSS. 

The only problem with these hacks is that you will probably need to adjust 
the code for each release, because in most cases, what you base the code on 
will change, for example my "Show URL on the Thumbnails 
" is not 
working with the current release (as I know).

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[tw5] Re: How do you manage bibliography and other citations?

['Mark S.' via TiddlyWiki]

You might find refnotes useful (https://kookma.github.io/Refnotes/)



On Thursday, August 13, 2020 at 1:06:43 AM UTC-7, IvanPsy wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> I started with TiddlyWiki as my second brain, and I love it!
>
> Now...I read lots of papers and other research, articles and blog posts.
> When I extract the information and put them in my TiddlyWiki I lose all 
> the references, as all is mixed inside my second brain: in a single tiddler 
> there may be information extracted from several articles, and a single 
> article may be split into several tiddlers.
>
> But I need to get back to the reference when I write my articles for the 
> public, so that I can cite who said what.
>
> How do you manage it?
> Any example?
>
> Thank you!
>

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[tw5] Re: Nice mention of tiddlywiki

['Mark S.' via TiddlyWiki]

Hopefully this means that Vivaldi finally fixed a serious problem with its 
browser. The last time I tried it, it would allow you close a tab, or back 
off a page, without warning you that you had work to be saved. If you're 
not saving all the time, you could lose everything instantly. At the time, 
it appeared that Vivaldi had ignored this problem for many months.  The 
same thing would happen if, for instance, you were replying in a form like 
on GG. For me, this made Vivaldi unusable.


On Wednesday, August 12, 2020 at 10:04:19 PM UTC-7, Birthe C wrote:
>
> I  was trying to find out more about the browser Vivaldi when I found 
> this: 
> https://dbouley.vivaldi.net/2020/01/28/greatly-expand-vivaldis-usefulness-with-tiddlywiki/
>   
> I couldn't agree more with the conclusionvery practical for users of 
> multiple computers and OS'es.
>
>
> Birthe
>

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[tw5] Re: [ Streams ] : feedback and issues

[Keelan Cook]

As promised, my response to your questions... at length (my apologies).

*Have you encountered any issues or pain/choke points in your workflow with 
Streams?*

Overall, I'm very impressed with the manner in which Streams does what it 
does. So, pain points are slight, but there are some of course. I've been a 
long time Workflowy user, and I often find myself wanting it to work like 
WF in instances. Furthermore, there is a good chance the pain points are 
simply from the nature of TW and more an issue of me having to relearn 
behaviors.

   - *Hitting enter in a node with text does not always behave the way I 
   want.* - I'm very glad you added the ability to split a tiddler into two 
   nodes by hitting enter. It would really slow down my workflow if that 
   process was inhibited, as I often write full paragraphs into a node, 
   realizing only afterward that they need to be separate paragraphs. If I had 
   to confirm this change every time, it would impede using Streams for 
   writing and notetaking. However, I also expect the reverse behavior because 
   of my time in Workflowy. If I am at the beginning of a node that needs to 
   be connected to the one above it, I expect hitting backspace to join the 
   two nodes. And, of course, Streams doesn't do this, so I find myself 
   regularly attempting this action by reflex.
   - *Nested nodes stay with an empty node when hitting enter instead of 
   moving with content.* - If I have a node with nested tiddlers and hit 
   enter at the beginning of the text in that node, my expectation is that all 
   the text of that node and the nested nodes under it would move down, 
   creating a new blank tiddler above with nothing in it. Again, this is a 
   Workflowy behavior. However, in Streams, this action leaves all nested 
   information under the blank node created and moves the text from the parent 
   node down into a separate tiddler below everything.
   - *Ctrl+down does not always behave as I expect.* - If I've collapsed 
   nested nodes and want to switch between top level nodes. For example, if 
   I'm writing an outline, I will have headings. If I collapse the subheadings 
   under each heading and then attempt to use the Ctrl + down function it 
   switches down to the nested node that is not visible (one of the 
   subheadings) instead of switching down to the next heading that is visible.
   - *Having to add a space at the beginning of a node.* - Finally, there 
   appears to be some quirk where I have to enter a space prior to using a 
   text expander. It will not call the action if I enter the slash as the 
   first character in a new node. So, I have to hit a space and then put it in.
   - *Search gets confusing.* I've learned to adjust to this, but all of 
   the streams tiddlers show up in search. Most of the time, I only want the 
   parent to show and then I will find what I want on that "main tiddler." 
   However, I periodically have a tiddler created in a stream that rises to 
   the level of a stand alone tiddler, so I would want it to index. I realize 
   the dilemma in all of this. So, I think if we could omit all the children 
   and just index the main parent tiddler for a stream in search, it would be 
   preferrable, since it is possible to just rename a specific stream tiddler 
   and then it could index. At current, when I have one of these special 
   stream tiddlers that I want to also stand alone, the relink gives me the 
   ability to name it with something outside the stream and keep it in the 
   stream. That's probably clear as mud. If you can't tell, I'm still thinking 
   through this one myself.

*Are there any features you find yourself wishing that Streams had?*

   - *Easily adjust max width.* - It would be nice when you develop a 
   configuration panel to include adjustable max width. I've found that line 
   in the style and can easily adjust that way, but having that option in the 
   control panel would be nice.
   - *Different views would be stellar. *- A Document view, in specific, 
   would be a great addition for me. As mentioned previously, I use this to 
   create a source tiddler for literature notes, then I create an outline 
   tiddler (also with Streams) where I draft the outline of the article I am 
   writing. I can easily drag my notes from source tiddlers to fill in the 
   article outline. With a little manipulation, these notes become paragraphs 
   within the outline. The outline becomes the article. If I could then switch 
   it to a document view that removes the bullets and makes nodes headings, 
   that would be incredible. 
   - *Conditional styles(?)* - Even while in outline form, I wish there was 
   a way to make some styles conditional. Though, I have no idea if that's 
   even a thing CSS can do. For instance, if I turn a node into a heading with 
   !!, it would no longer show the bullet next to it, but still show the 
   bullets on all body text in nested nodes under it. Another

[tw5] Re: Embed wiki into Microsoft Teams (BOB)

[Stobot]

Thanks for the feedback so far guys, but it sounds like I emphasized the 
wrong thing here. Single file TiddlyWiki works out of the box in Teams or 
otherwise with no problem using the SharePoint ASPX thing - I probably 
shouldn't have mentioned ASPX as I probably turned off part of the audience 
that could help. That's pretty cool and lets you replace the built-in Wiki 
that Teams provides (which is terrible) with a TiddlyWiki. 

My problem is only that I have my whole team using a Wiki using BOB for 
it's simultaneous co-editing experience as our primary project management 
software, and it isn't exposed as a http: address. So I'm not looking to 
host it a different way than I am (I just set aside a dedicated computer on 
our local network to run BOB), but I need to "trick" Teams by giving it a 
url starting with http: I mentioned SharePoint because I know I can put any 
file on SharePoint and have access to it via a http: address, so my thought 
was to fake a .html file that solely contained an iframe to the 
10.1.#.#:8080 address as a kind of hack to bypass Team's url filter. 
Unfortunately web stuff and networking is probably my weakest area of 
knowledge.

I guess in thinking through it, this is more a question of how  
works, if it can be given a src="10.1.#.#:8080" type address (so far it 
appears no?) or if there are any similar ideas on how to make that work. 

Thanks!

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[tw5] Re: Broken TW - Please help

[Rohrreiniger]

Thank you for all your kind offers! 
Unfortunately I can't provide the broken TW but it is good to know that 
such a kind offer exists like yours TW Tones!

I will definitely look into the attachment plugins. I wasn't aware of them. 

BR

On Tuesday, August 11, 2020 at 2:03:59 AM UTC+2 TW Tones wrote:

> In addition to others suggestions;
>
>
>- One approach is to download an empty HTML, and from that import 
>pointing at the broken wiki. If the wiki is structurally OK you can import 
>the tiddlers. However it may be wise reviewing the list before import as 
>you may see tiddlers that are responsible for your troubles. 
>- Make a copy and start with safe mode
>- Actually a closer look at the problem may uncover the cause, and 
>editing a html file directly can be used to remove or change the default 
>tiddlers and other settings contributing to the failure.
>- If you are prepared to trust someone with a copy, add non-disclosure 
>etc..,  an Experienced tiddlywiki user can possibly recover a wiki a lot 
>faster. I have recovered a dozen of my owner the years.
>
>
> I this break down is going to cost you real dollars if not fixed, or 
> damage TiddlyWikis reputation, I would be happy to look at it at no cost, 
> for an initial review. Confidentiality assured.
>
> Regards
> Tones
>
>
> On Tuesday, August 11, 2020 at 12:05:18 AM UTC+10, Rohrreiniger wrote:
>>
>> Hello,
>>
>> this is exactly the moment I always left TW in the past. I wasn't able to 
>> help myself with a broken TW.
>>
>> The 15 MB company knowledge base/wiki (protected by the encryption 
>> plugin) is decrypted but doesn't seem to work anymore. 
>>
>> No more additional tiddlers can be created, no settings invoked, 
>> scrolling errors and no way to export or backup existing tiddlers, settings 
>> and images etc.. Yes, I used the timimi addon and yes the relevant backup 
>> files have the same problem. I also tried to use the .html file in 
>> different browsers. No success.
>>
>> I also can't access the advanced search field to start an emergency 
>> export (https://tiddlywiki.com/#Emergency%20Tiddler%20Export) 
>>
>> What would you do or what are you recommend me to do in such a situation?
>>
>> Thanks in advance for any hint.
>>
>>
>>

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[tw5] How do you manage bibliography and other citations?

[IvanPsy]

Hi all,

I started with TiddlyWiki as my second brain, and I love it!

Now...I read lots of papers and other research, articles and blog posts.
When I extract the information and put them in my TiddlyWiki I lose all the 
references, as all is mixed inside my second brain: in a single tiddler 
there may be information extracted from several articles, and a single 
article may be split into several tiddlers.

But I need to get back to the reference when I write my articles for the 
public, so that I can cite who said what.

How do you manage it?
Any example?

Thank you!

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