[tw] Re: Extracting arithmetical value of a field

[ParisWiki]

Tobias,
To you and for some members of the Tiddlywiki community, this quiz, as I 
left ,for your perusal, the edit button active, you are right that it may 
easy to cheat.

But in real life, without any button accessible, when you take a tasting 
course outside of your home (a restaurant, a wine domain etc) and the only 
tool you have is your smarphone, and the first guy  who answers correctly 
wins, we strongly believe that opening the code source, finding the 
questions and the rules used in it is much too long and unreadable for non 
geek people.

You are quite optimistic about the percentage of people in the world able 
to recognize Tiddlywiki structure and to navigate easily in a file wihich 
is more than 5 GO long and partly encrypted.

And by the way,  please tell me how you call control -U on your smartphone, 
because we don't.

Lastly, we don't deal with business secrets, personal data or state 
confidential matters. It is a game, just a test to see if you enjoyed your 
tasting and remember what you were supposed to listen to.

Sincerely,
JCG




Le dimanche 25 septembre 2016 18:38:12 UTC+2, Tobias Beer a écrit :
>
> Hi JCG,
>  
>
>> Here we are : http://b-l.neocities.org/Quiz/
>>
>
> Nice, but it looks like it's rather easy to cheat :D
>
> Best wishes,
>
> Tobias.
>

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[tw] Re: Extracting arithmetical value of a field

[ParisWiki]

Here we are : http://b-l.neocities.org/Quiz/

This live Quiz uses Tobias Beer's Rating pluging on the before last tiddler.

And also the more cryptic, but powerful Eval filter, in the last tiddler, 
wihich is the interface between the quiz and the form to send the result by 
mail.

See :
<$set name="foo" 
filter="[[]eval[{{Q1!!r1}}+{{Q2!!r2}}+{{Q3!!r3}}+{{Q4!!r4}}+{{Q5!!r5}}]]">
> />


This formula gives the total result of the different questions directly to 
the mailing process.

At the bottom of this tiddler you can add your email if you want to see the 
details of  your notes to the different questions. 


Sincerely,

JCG

Le samedi 24 septembre 2016 13:09:56 UTC+2, ParisWiki a écrit :
>
> OkTobias,
>
> Let me finish to clean a little bit my mess, and I will put (hopefully 
> this week end)  my last trilingual quiz online so one can peruse the inner 
> guts of the beast, with, deep inside, the famous Eval filter by Tobibeer. 
> And for good mesure, a dash of your star Rating appendice.
>
> Sincerely,
> JCG
>
> Le samedi 24 septembre 2016 10:40:37 UTC+2, Tobias Beer a écrit :
>>
>> Hi JCG,
>>  
>>
>>> Wonderful Tobias !
>>> It worked immediately out of the box 
>>>
>> (despite of its "dark hole"  aspect to me !)
>>> Thank you so much,
>>>
>>
>> I was mildly worried that figuring out how to actually use
>> the *filter *tobibeer/eval 
>> <http://www.google.com/url?q=http%3A%2F%2Ftobibeer.github.io%2Ftw5-plugins%2F%23eval-Filter&sa=D&sntz=1&usg=AFQjCNG1z9oNe3W4RVtGhOWFVBtxE-ZonA>
>>  might 
>> be quite the challenge,
>> with constructs like a *value* variable and
>> other things to decipher the meaning of.
>>
>> Now I'm quite happy to hear that
>> you've managed to work it out already.
>> That's terrific!
>>
>> While there's a chance
>> that it may look slightly cryptic to others,
>> if you find the time, it would be great if
>> you could show us the eventual filter you defined,
>> and explain a little bit how it works exactly,
>> so others may appreciate a more hands-on example.
>>
>> Best wishes,
>>
>> Tobias.
>>
>

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[tw] Re: Extracting arithmetical value of a field

[ParisWiki]

OkTobias,

Let me finish to clean a little bit my mess, and I will put (hopefully this 
week end)  my last trilingual quiz online so one can peruse the inner guts 
of the beast, with, deep inside, the famous Eval filter by Tobibeer. 
And for good mesure, a dash of your star Rating appendice.

Sincerely,
JCG

Le samedi 24 septembre 2016 10:40:37 UTC+2, Tobias Beer a écrit :
>
> Hi JCG,
>  
>
>> Wonderful Tobias !
>> It worked immediately out of the box 
>>
> (despite of its "dark hole"  aspect to me !)
>> Thank you so much,
>>
>
> I was mildly worried that figuring out how to actually use
> the *filter *tobibeer/eval 
> 
>  might 
> be quite the challenge,
> with constructs like a *value* variable and
> other things to decipher the meaning of.
>
> Now I'm quite happy to hear that
> you've managed to work it out already.
> That's terrific!
>
> While there's a chance
> that it may look slightly cryptic to others,
> if you find the time, it would be great if
> you could show us the eventual filter you defined,
> and explain a little bit how it works exactly,
> so others may appreciate a more hands-on example.
>
> Best wishes,
>
> Tobias.
>

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[tw] Re: Extracting arithmetical value of a field

[ParisWiki]

Wonderful Tobias !

It worked immediately out of the box (despite of its "dark hole"  aspect to 
me !)

Thank you so much,

JCG

Le vendredi 23 septembre 2016 21:00:53 UTC+2, Tobias Beer a écrit :
>
> Hi JCG,
>
> I believe the question you're really asking is: How to calculate 
> iteratively?
>
> Take a closer look at the tobibeer/eval 
>  *filter*.
>
> Best wishes,
>
> Tobias.
>

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[tw] Extracting arithmetical value of a field

[ParisWiki]

Hello,

I have some fields with numbers in them, ie {{!!field1}}=6 and 
{{!!field2}}=9, 

Using <$calc>, I can add the artihmetic content of those two fields :  
{{!!field3}}=<$calc>{{!!field1}} + {{!!field2}}, which gives  me 
{{!!field3}}=15,

Now I want to extract the arithmetical value of {{!!field3}}, ie 15 and not 
$calc>{{!!field1}} + {{!!field2}}, when I use in a form withing my 
wiki (formspree in my case to send back email for quizzes results).

I tried to define a variable "result" to do that, but I am unable to inject 
15 in it. Neither $(result)$,  nor $<>$ nor some others gives 15 
thru formspree but $calc>{{!!field1}} + {{!!field2}}.

What am I missing to obtain the final math value of my field?

Thanx for your help,

JCG

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[tw] Re: Plugin calc and email

[ParisWiki]

Oh my bad ! You should know of course.
I will plunge into Eval and try to trigger its filter potential.
Thanx

Le mardi 13 septembre 2016 19:39:48 UTC+2, Tobias Beer a écrit :
>
> Hi Jean-Claude,
>
> Correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe the $calc widget is not of my 
> making.
>
> You can use tobibeer/eval  
> for extensive computations, both as a widget ...but in your case: as a 
> filter.
>
> You can use it with math.js but also with native js eval.
>
> Best wishes,
>
> Tobias. 
>

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[tw] Plugin calc and email

[ParisWiki]

Hello,

This question is more for Tobias Beer, since I am using his Calc plugin and 
that I saw once that he is also using Formspree form to send back result to 
his mail address.

I made a quiz with x question. Each question has y options, to which I 
attribute a note.
At the end of the quiz, with Calc I obtain the total without any problem.
But when I send the questions, the answers and the final score via 
Formspree, I obtain questions and answers without problem, but instead of 
18 (for instance), Formspree send back only the calc formula 
<$calc>{{!!r1}} + {{!!r2}}+ {{!!r3}}+ {{!!r4}}+ {{!!r5}}.

I tried to include the formula within a variable, bu without success.

How far am I  to inject a number resulting from a Calc operation ?

Thank you,
Sincerely 

Jean-Claude

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[tw] Re: Like Mixing Evernote and Tiddliwiki: NoteSelf

[ParisWiki]

Thank you for your explanations.

It is certainly clearer, but I am still missing some points.

I understand that your modified tiddlywiki is embarking the "motor" for a 
data base. Fine.

For me,  any database contains records, each record with (pre?) defined 
fields.

I saw that the database name is defined when loading the wiki. But how and 
where do I declare the type of records and the various fields  for this 
database ? 

What can constitute a record : A tiddler, a specific field of some 
identifed tiddlers (thru tags or listing) or a new "entity" that needs to 
be specified ?

And where is kept this database ? Within the TiddlyWiki as other data files 
already possible, or in a specific file on the computer ?

So I am really missing some exemples, since I think that an external 
database that could be acessed by one (or more?) tiddywiki would be a real 
plus for this already fantastic piece of software !

Sincerely,

JCG





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[tw] Re: Like Mixing Evernote and Tiddliwiki: NoteSelf

[ParisWiki]

Hi Danielo,

I must say that I am totally lost !

First you speak about Notestorm. Is it the same as David Gifford's ? 
Apparently not, but what are the differences? Do you mean in fact NoteSelf ?

Second you say "NoteSelf does not require any installation". Fine, but what 
about Couch or Pouch DB? Downloading your file (TiddlyWiki), did not upload 
(P)(C)ouchDB on my PC. 


Then you say "Everything is stored on the company's servers!". Which 
company? Any link to access those servers ?

Could you provide some working examples with such a working database ?

And maybe the steps needed for this mix to work "out of  the box " ?

Thank you

JCG

Le dimanche 31 juillet 2016 03:13:20 UTC+2, Danielo Rodríguez a écrit :
>
> Hello tiddliwikiers,
>
> Recently I have been thinking about tiddliwiki and mi personal projects. I 
> have a couple of TW-plugins/projects almost ready, and I didn't touched 
> them for a while (close to a year or two).
> It's been a hard chapter on my life, but today I decided to take the dust 
> from one of them, make a small extra effort and release it. And here it is: 
> NoteStorm.
>
> We all love TiddlyWiki. It is powerful, free, highly customizable and open 
> source. But don't you miss something? Yes exactly! Sync capabilities like 
> Evernote has. In the other hand, probably you love Evernote's sync ability, 
> but don't you miss something? Yes exactly! Customization.
>
> NoteStorm tries to fill that gap, bringing to TiddlyWiki a sync mechanism 
> that allows you to work offline and sync wen you come back online.
> I'm not saying that it is going to work automagically and you will have an 
> Evernote-like experience out of the box, but it is quite close.
>
> It uses Tiddlypouch, a plugin that brings all the power of PouchDB into 
> tiddlywiki which will allow you to sync to any couchdb server.
>
> PLEASE note that this software is still in beta, and has not been deeply 
> tested. So please, don't just throw all your tiddlers into it and make it 
> your main tiddlywiki!! Start downloading the empty edition, check that it 
> saves, reload the page a couple of times, try to configure a remote sync 
> server, check the remote database do the same stuff on your mobile 
> phone...
>
> I have been using it for a month or so, and I never experienced issues, 
> but that does not guarantee that you will not!!!
>
> Thanks to all of you taking the time to check it out. Please share your 
> doubts and experiences. 
>
> Check it out at:
>
> http://NoteSelf.github.io
>
> Regrads
>

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[tw] Re: Encrypting tag-identified tiddlers with the Tools menu

[ParisWiki]

Thank you Greg !

And Thank you Danielo ! 

I had seen your plugin some months ago, but I was under the (wrong) 
impression that it was not doing batches.

Nice work !

JCG


Le vendredi 26 février 2016 21:47:46 UTC+1, Greg Davis a écrit :
>
> Hi,
>
> What you want is the Encrypt Tiddler Plugin by Danielo Rodriguez at: 
> http://danielorodriguez.com/TW5-EncryptTiddlerPlugin/
>
> It can add a Tool to each tiddler to to encrypt individually but also has 
> a Batch Mode filtering on a Tag. Batch Mode is in the Control Panel.
>
>
> Good Luck
>
> Greg
>
>
> On Friday, February 26, 2016 at 9:42:09 AM UTC-5, ParisWiki wrote:
>>
>> Hello,
>>
>> Encrypting a large TW results in a larger file, taking too long to 
>> decrypt, while contening important and non important, but verbose, tiddlers.
>>
>> Is there a way to encrypt only the "important" tiddlers earmarked with 
>> some tag by using the encrypt button on the sub-menu Tools on the right 
>> column ?
>>
>> I was thinking of a system along the model of $:/config/SaverFilter to 
>> list such tiddlers or to specifiy the rule for a certain tag, but I have no 
>> idea if this is feasible ...
>>
>> Thank you for your help,
>>
>> JCG
>>
>

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[tw] Encrypting tag-identified tiddlers with the Tools menu

[ParisWiki]

Hello,

Encrypting a large TW results in a larger file, taking too long to decrypt, 
while contening important and non important, but verbose, tiddlers.

Is there a way to encrypt only the "important" tiddlers earmarked with some 
tag by using the encrypt button on the sub-menu Tools on the right column ?

I was thinking of a system along the model of $:/config/SaverFilter to list 
such tiddlers or to specifiy the rule for a certain tag, but I have no idea 
if this is feasible ...

Thank you for your help,

JCG

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[tw] Re: How to prevent TW5 to send (false) signal to the browser ?

[ParisWiki]

Thank you so much Eric !

Best,

JCG

Le dimanche 31 janvier 2016 20:28:44 UTC+1, Eric Shulman a écrit :
>
> On Sunday, January 31, 2016 at 10:57:45 AM UTC-8, Jed Carty wrote:
>>
>> The easiest way to prevent that is to make your wiki use put all state 
>> data in tiddlers with titles prefixed with '$:/state/' or '$:/temp/'.
>> I am sure there is a way to turn off the notification but I don't know 
>> what it is and if you can change use the tiddler naming convention it would 
>> be better.
>>
>>
> The system tiddler you want is:
>
>$:/config/SaverFilter
>
> The default contents are:
>
> [all[]] -$:/HistoryList -$:/StoryList -$:/Import -$:/isEncrypted 
> -$:/UploadName -[prefix[$:/state/]] -[prefix[$:/temp/]]
>
> and defines a filter that produces the list of tiddler that are to be 
> checked for changes.  The filter starts with "[all[]]", which includes all 
> *real* tiddlers (i.e., not shadows).  It then excludes specific named 
> tiddlers and tiddlers that start with special names like $:/state/ and 
> $:/temp/.
>
> Anything tiddlers excluded from list will NOT cause the document to be 
> considered 'dirty', even if the content of those tiddler have changed.
>
> To exclude your own tiddlers, simply add more filter runs to the end. 
>  Make sure to use the "-" prefix so that your matching tiddlers are removed 
> from the list, instead of being added.
>
> enjoy,
> -e
>
>
>
>

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[tw] How to prevent TW5 to send (false) signal to the browser ?

[ParisWiki]

Hello,

I intend to use a read-only TW5 for non techies users with a quizz  the 
answers of which  are sent by mail to me (via the  Formspree platform,  
https://formspree.io/).

But TW5 is too zealous in that case and browsers (Chrome and Firefox at 
least) alert the reader that closing the windows without saving the wiki 
may inccur loss of data.

I am guessing that this alert is triggered by TW. If  this is the case, how 
can I prevent such a message in a read only wiki ?

Thank you,

JCG 

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[tw] Re: Setvars syntax

[ParisWiki]

Well , I need to use a few (or many) zeros in my data. Then, the widget 
looses its track

<$setvars foo="bar[7]"  _bar="1 0 0 0 0 3 4 8 9 10">
<>
 
returns 10 (not 4)

Thanks
JCG



Le mercredi 6 janvier 2016 20:44:57 UTC+1, Tobias Beer a écrit :
>
>
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[tw] Setvars syntax

[ParisWiki]

Hi,

In Tobias's example :

<$setvars foo="bar[7]"  _bar="a b c d e  f g h i j k">
<>

the widget give "g" as the answer, which is correct.

But, if instead of letters we put numbers as data, the widget does not 
function properly.
Is it forbidden to use numbers or is it a bug ?

Thanks,

JCG

By the way Tobias, I am giving you five ✮ for your pedagogy !

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[tw] Re: Comparison between Tobias's plugins "split" and "setvars"

[ParisWiki]

Thank you Tobias,

Yes, version 0.5.3 works fine.

Of course it could become heavy when the majority of data bits are just a 
letter, a number, an empty string or a word and just a few are sentences:

[[1]] [[02]] [[z]] [[en]] [[0099]] [[exact]] [[1]] [[0]] [[]] [[1]] 
[[Alma Marceau]] [[Saint Michel]] 


I was expecting more a "CSV" chain : 1;02;en;exact;1;0;;1;Alma 
Marceau;Saint Michel

But I will survive ;-)

Thanks again,

Regards
JCG

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[tw] Comparison between Tobias's plugins "split" and "setvars"

[ParisWiki]

@Tobias,

I had been testing your "split" plugin which does almost what I needed: 
exploding a chain of characters extracted from a data tiddler. But I was 
worried that the different extracts were de facto links, appearing as blue 
italic sequences within my table.

This morning, going back to your excellent plugins lab, I realised that 
your "setvars" plugin could extract tidbits from a long chain and NOT 
transform them as links but keep them as plain vanilla words.

<$setvars foo="bar[2,3]" _bar="a b c d e">
<>



I prefer that. Except that the splitting character is a space. How can I 
transform that in order to have some other spliting character, such as "|", 
"§" or ";"  ? The reason is that some of my extract are sentences (with 
spaces).
I tried to insert "non secable spaces". It work fine, but up to a point, 
since they prevent automatic line break if the sentence is longer than my 
cell or the screen of a smartphone ... 

Thank you for your time !

Regards, 
JCG

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[tw] Re: Examples from the site tiddlywiki.com do not work outside ?

[ParisWiki]

Thank you Tobias,

Yes, I understand that.

The funny thing (well not so funny in fact) is that I can affect variables 
resulting from the fisrt or last split. But I cannot use those variables to 
retrieve data from another data tiddler :

- Let say that the output of a "first split" is 1011 and that I put that 
result, either with define or $set, into a variable V1. Thru 
<> I have confirmation that V1== 1011.

- But there is no way to obtain a valid result with {{Data2##V1}} nor any 
other formula (<>, , {V1}, etc ...). I even try transclusion, using 
V1 as an index for the Data Tiddler Data2. With just a blank output ...

So I feel rather stupid ! Any idea to keep "active" this variable ?

Regards
JCG

Le mercredi 9 décembre 2015 10:16:16 UTC+1, Tobias Beer a écrit :
>
> Hi JCG
>  
>
>> In fact it gives simultaneoudly both  [[a:1011 0601 0606 0100  
>> A000]] and  [[Trocadéro]]. 
>>
>
> Ah, sorry... did not see that the example was not quite updated.
> You need to use *first* or *last* suffix respectively:
>
> {{{ [[a:011 0601 0606 0100  A000 Trocadéro]split:last at[32]] }}}
>
> If you want two variables, one for some remainder of the first part and 
> one for the last you need to do that twice, i.e. use two set widgets.
>
> Best wishes,
>
> Tobias.
>
>>

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[tw] Re: Examples from the site tiddlywiki.com do not work outside ?

[ParisWiki]

Le mardi 8 décembre 2015 22:47:01 UTC+1, Tobias Beer a écrit :
>
>
>
> {{{ [[a:1011 0601 0606 0100  A000 Trocadéro]split:at[32]] }}}
>
> *gives:* [[Trocadéro]]
>
> ~
>

Yes; almost.

In fact it gives simultaneoudly both  [[a:1011 0601 0606 0100  A000]] 
and  [[Trocadéro]]. 


Furthermore, <$list filter="[[a:011 0601 0606 0100  A000 
Trocadéro]split:keep at[32]]" emptyMessage="none"/>

gives also simultaneously [[a:1011 0601 0606 0100  A000]] and  [[Trocadéro]]


So, how do I allocate each resulting chain to a separate variable?

Thank you Tobias

Regards,
JCG

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[tw] Re: Examples from the site tiddlywiki.com do not work outside ?

[ParisWiki]

Yes Tobias I can give more details on my example,

>From external data I build a data tiddler #1 in the following form: 

a:1011 0601 0606 0100  A000 Trocadéro

b:1042 1402 1405 0407 0111 A0E0 Châtelet

c:1043 1101 0200  0710 DE00 Saint-Michel

etc.


The separations of all the modules in the chain are spaces now, but, of 
course, I could generate comma or whatever unicode separator. All "words" 
have the save lenght except the last one which is the name of a metro stop 
(but this one could also be a four letter code!). 

Each "word" has an internal meaning such as route, time, junctions, etc.


To populate automaticaly a table readable by people, I need to extract the 
correct "word" which will given as such, or more often used as a new index 
into another data tiddler #2 giving a simple explanation to the user such 
as "Express line with no intermediary stop between A & E" ...


For a given chain, I intend to use the words sequentially always in the 
same order with no repetition nor omission. This is the reason why I was 
suggesting to take the first word, allocate it in its own place, then prune 
this word from the chain building so a second chain, and do the same again. 
But it could be more efficient to allocate in the first run each word to a 
specific variables, then to populate the table with the 7 variables (or 
their translation).


Thank you for you attention and your time!


Regards,

 JCG




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[tw] Re: Examples from the site tiddlywiki.com do not work outside ?

[ParisWiki]

Thank you both of you for your prompt answers.

Thank you Jed. So my guess was almost correct: the examples are built on a 
site which contains much more than the one I downloaded. It would have been 
better if such a tactic was explicitely explained on the examples tiddlers.

Thank you Tobias. I enjoyed your plugin which works perfectly !
... And now I am willing to ask for more (if I may) : 

Is there a way to trim the first "word" and to repeat the process on the 
new chain? Or to extract a chain between the 5th and 10th characters (for 
instance) ?

regards


JCG

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[tw] Examples from the site tiddlywiki.com do not work outside ?

[ParisWiki]

Hello,

Trying to "split" or "explode" a chain of characters extracted from a data 
tiddler, I went to the original site Tiddlywiki.com and was happy to find 
the splitbefore Operator.

Unfortunately, when pasting it to my site, nothing happens. Jeremy gives 
plenty of examples, which do not work when I copy them on my latest TW 
version 5.1.9.

My guess is that there is a tag (hidden?), a plugin or a configuration 
missing on my wiki.

@Jeremy: please remember that all your users are not very well familiar 
with the subtilities of TW syntax, grammar or add-ons.

For example you provide a basic  link for the field-operator 
[field:author[JeremyRuston]] with a button 'Try it'.

Magically it works on your site, but not on my newly downloaded version. 
What did I miss ?

So I opened you example, where I find the "formula" <<.operator-example 1 
"[field:author[JeremyRuston]]" "plugins authored by JeremyRuston">>

Unfortunately, copying and pasting the "formula" got the same non-result.

I must say it is quite frustating, since Tiddlywiki is so powerful, 
compared to raw php or javascript.

I guess that I am missing something, but your examples never give the 
pre-requisite for them to work outside you site.
 

Can you give us, the slow learners, a hint ?


Thank you


JCG

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[tw] Re: Using a variable to extract a sentence from a DataTiddler

[ParisWiki]

Thank you Matabele,

It works perfectly with

<$transclude tiddler={{!!mydata}} index={{MySettings!!language}} 
mode="block"/>

(remark: when using tiddler=<> as per your second exemple, I got a 
transclusion error)

Thanks again,

Regards

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[tw] Re: Using a variable to extract a sentence from a DataTiddler

[ParisWiki]

Hi Matabele,

I am still missing something.
The first solution, as it is, gives nothing useful to me.

The second proposal looks much more promising and gives {{Data1##fr}} if 
the language chosen is French or {{Data1##zh}} for Chinese, after adding 
the curly braces {{>}}.

But it does not "resolve" the formula and certainly, as it is, does not 
extract data from my data tiddler Data1.

Did you try it and obtain the correct extraction? 
What do I miss again ?

regards

Le vendredi 4 décembre 2015 18:18:46 UTC+1, Matabele a écrit :
>
> Hi
>
> Combine the two variables with a macro:
>
> \define sentence(data,language) $data$##$language$
>
> Then reference this value like this: <>
>
> or for variables (stored in a field), like this: < {{!!language}}>>
>
> regards
>
>
>

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[tw] Using a variable to extract a sentence from a DataTiddler

[ParisWiki]

Hello,

I wish to use a variable to extract a sentence from a data tiddler.

The user chooses his/her own language and from there he/she should obtain a 
guide for a service in the right language.

Of course with the choice of language (choice ={{Language!!choix}} it easy 
to keep the same language in  all the tiddlers whose tag matches with the 
field "choix" in the tiddler "Language".

It is also easy to implement situations where various sentences are 
extracted from a data tiddler with the formula {{Data1r##zh}} in the case 
where the language is chinese (zh).

But in that case, the language is de facto hard coded.

I wish to simplify the number of patterns by using a variable for 
extracting data from my data tiddler(s).  

 I have built an exemple at http://jcg.tddlyspot.com.

Either I don't correctly manipulate the syntax of variables in TiddlyWiki 
(which is more than probable), or I am asking to much in willing extracts 
from a data tiddler thru a variable !

In other words, I would appreciate some guidance ...

Thank you in advance
JCG

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[tw] tags AboveStory and BelowStory

[ParisWiki]

Hi,

While the tag $:/tag/sAboveStory still work properly with the last version 
of TW5, its complement $:/tags/BelowStory is no longer *Below*  but *Under* 
the Story in zoom mode.

Any idea to put it back to its useful location ?

Thanks,

JCG

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[tw] Re: Table layout containing tiddlers with specific tag

[ParisWiki]

For your last question :

Also, how do you control how the date is formatted?  The default output of 
> {{!!created}} is way more detailed than I want to display.  I just need a 
> simple MM/DD/ format.
>

Just replace the line {{!!created}} by 

<$view field="created" format="date" template="0DD/0MM/"/>

enjoy !

 

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[tw] Re: Invitation to TiddlyPip: an Apple App Store experiment

[ParisWiki]

Jeremy,

Excellent ! That is a great step forward ! There is a definite need to 
address the mobile tools, smarphones and tablets.

As you know, and upon your advice, I within the last three months worked 
with Eric in order to run a mockup for Android by using the Phonegap/ 
Cordova service by Adobe (which provides also "translation" to IOS).  
His first demo for me worked very well. So well that I have been thinking 
of much more interactions with the functionnalities of the smarphones that 
I had envisionned at first : reading GSM data, writing a log in the 
background, taking photos, using mailing function, etc.
So far I have not given priority to this project, since I am still 
demonstrating mockups to potential buyers (tour operators in my case).

But even if I understand that you may give priority to IOS and the 
AppStore, I hope that your "intermediary platform" may be used with other 
operating systems.

Regarding your payment scheme, I am not totally convinced  since, if I 
understand correctly, you will not address specific and individual needs of 
potential clients like a consultant, but follow your own pace and your 
priorities (or those of the patrons of Federatial).  Which you did very 
brilliantly with TiddlyWiki. But when people like me were speaking of 
development they were interested in, very often you answered that it was a 
good idea but not in your immediate calendar of development. But I may not 
be correct on that !

Sincerely,

Jean-Claude

Le vendredi 30 janvier 2015 12:59:01 UTC+1, Jeremy Ruston a écrit :
>
> Do you have an idea for TiddlyWiki content that you think people might pay 
> for?
>
>
>

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[tw] Re: my shop on tiddlywiki

[ParisWiki]

Hello Siniy-Kit

Congratulations!
Very intriguing concept to use TiddlyWiki for an online shop.
Like some other viewers, I would very much like to see an English version 
of your site.
I see that you are using Disqus for comments and social link; very good 
idea !
 But what are you using for payment, tracing, and automating the basket 
process and follow up (balance, stock, etc.) ?

Sincerely,

ParisWiki

Le vendredi 12 décembre 2014 22:01:52 UTC+1, Siniy-Kit a écrit :

>
> пятница, 12 декабря 2014 г., 20:55:17 UTC+3 пользователь Tobias Beer 
> написал:
>>
>> in http://novye-podarki.ru/  all buttons are working now. You can buy  a 
>>> Christmas tree :) 
>>> I use disqus to get and sort orders (and not to use PHP)
>>>
>>
>> I can see a total sum of what I clicked, but I don't think I am seeing a 
>> basket, am I?
>> (Again, great stuff! ...perhaps difficult as a water-tight actual 
>> sales-process.)
>>
>> Best wishes, Tobias.
>>
>

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Re: [tw] [TW5] Urgent Tiddler Always at Top of Page

[ParisWiki]

That's great, Jeremy,

How can I modify the code in order for a  footnote tiddler (below the story 
river) to be visible when in zooming view? 
The problem appears only with a note "below the river" but not "above the 
river".

Thank you !

JCG

Le mercredi 20 août 2014 20:15:25 UTC+2, Jeremy Ruston a écrit :
>
> Hi Ken
>
> > one of the things I'm using TW5 for is to track ongoing issues easily, 
> a dashboard of problems if you will.  so, I need that tiddler with the list 
> of urgent broken things to always be at the top of the page.
>
> The easiest way to accomplish this is to create a Dashboard tiddler and 
> then tag it $:/tags/AboveStory. You'll then have a copy of the body of that 
> tiddler permanently fixed to the top of the story river. You could also use 
> $:/tags/BelowStory to get the dashboard below the story river.
>
> Best wishes
>
> Jeremy
>
>
> On Wed, Aug 20, 2014 at 5:32 PM, Ken Gray 
> > wrote:
>
>> one of the things I'm using TW5 for is to track ongoing issues easily, a 
>> dashboard of problems if you will.  so, I need that tiddler with the list 
>> of urgent broken things to always be at the top of the page.
>>
>> I think if it grabbed a tag (like the sidebar does) and just have the 
>> tiddlers with that tag line themselves up and stay at the top like a page 
>> header that would be perfection.  
>>
>> I tried to mod the 'Topmenu' from Ton Gerner but couldnt get it to come 
>> out right (trying a transclude in block and a quick and dirty way of doing 
>> it).
>>
>> Does anyone know how to do this already?
>> thanks.
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[tw] Re: [TW5] Anchor within a tiddler

[ParisWiki]

Thank you Danielo,

> What do you mean with internal link? Any link within tiddlywiky will move 
you to the top of the tiddler you're navigating to.

Well,  links within tiddlywiki do not always move to the to the top of the 
tiddler to be seen, if this one is longer than the screen.

It looks as if tiddlywiki has a memory of the last vision of this tiddler 
and keeps its last position in cache.

I like the concept of substories, but since I am using the zooming view, it 
does not answer to my needs. 
JCG

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[tw] Re: [TW5] ViewTemplate equivalent

[ParisWiki]

Thank you so much Alberto and Odder,

Both solutions do work fine.

Best,
JCG

Le dimanche 15 juin 2014 00:03:02 UTC+2, Alberto Molina a écrit :
>
> Hi Odder,
>
> Works! I didn't know.
>
> Its a better solution than mine.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Alberto
>
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Re: [tw] [TW5] Anchor within a tiddler

[ParisWiki]

Thank you Danielo and Jeremy,

In the time being, is there a way, for an internal link, to point to the 
top of another tiddler? 
When any ot them is longer than the screen length, when opening, it does 
not show the top but anywhere towards the middle or the end. And the # 
appendix does not work ...

Thanx !

JCG


Le samedi 14 juin 2014 23:05:14 UTC+2, Jeremy Ruston a écrit :
>
> Hi JCG
>
> > Can you help me in creating anchors withing tiddlers in order to 
> create  internal and external links to specific div of a tiddler ?
>
> There's no support for internal links within tiddlers at the moment. It's 
> a common request though.
>
> A design principle of TiddlyWiki is to develop a comprehensive system for 
> aggregating and composing individual tiddlers into interactive 
> visualisations. The focus is on structures and operations between tiddlers 
> (the smallest unit of information), rather than within them. The TiddlyWiki 
> approach is to cut your content up into the smallest semantic units and 
> then thread them together with links and tags. The benefit is that smaller 
> chunks of content are more reusable.
>
> Best wishes
>
> Jeremy
>
>
>
>
>
> On Sat, Jun 14, 2014 at 7:08 PM, Danielo Rodríguez  > wrote:
>
>> Tiddlywiky is not intended for that type of use.
>> Did you tried substories? Check it out at tiddlywiky.com
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[tw] [TW5] Anchor within a tiddler

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Hi,

Can you help me in creating anchors withing tiddlers in order to create  
internal and external links to specific div of a tiddler ?

Thank you,

JCG

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[tw] [TW5] ViewTemplate equivalent

[ParisWiki]

Hi,

In TW5 what is the equivalent of ViewTemplate in TWC, in order to not 
publish the author and the modification date for each tiddler?

Thank you,
JCG

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Re: [tw] [TW5] Export Story as HTML?

[ParisWiki]

Either locally or via my browser, this command did not succeed.
I got the message, even after saving and restarting Tiddlywiki
 :

"Well, this is embarrassing. It is recommended that you restart TiddlyWiki 
by refreshing your browser"
Plus "Uncaught TypeError: Cannot set property 'position' of undefined" 
locally

Or "TypeError: domNode.style is undefined" thru Firefox

What am I doing wrong?

Thanx
JCG

Le jeudi 27 février 2014 10:32:54 UTC+1, Jeremy Ruston a écrit :
>
> It's actually been in TW5 for more than a year.
>
> <$button message="tw-download-file" 
> param="$:/core/templates/static.template.html" class="btn-big-green">Save 
> snapshot {{$:/core/images/save-button}}
>
> You can also do the same thing with the rendertiddler command under 
> Node.js.
>
> Best wishes
>
> Jeremy.
>
>
> On Thu, Feb 27, 2014 at 7:59 AM, Stephan Hradek 
> 
> > wrote:
>
>> In TWc  we could create a "HTML snapshot" of the current story.
>>
>> Am I right that this is not yet possible with TW5?
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[tw] Re: braintags

[ParisWiki]

Dave,
I like it. Very efficient!
A question about your use of "web" in your subtitle (a reusable non-linear 
personal web notebook). Do you update it in the cloud or do you transfer it 
from your computer once in a while? 
And if is live in the cloud, by which method?
Thanks,
JCG

Le vendredi 26 avril 2013 23:41:47 UTC+2, David Gifford a écrit :
>
> Hi all
>
> I created yet another note-taking adaptation for TiddlyWiki, called 
> braintags, mainly for my own use. Don't know why I just don't wait for TW 5 
> to be ready...sigh...But you might find ideas in it for your own 
> TiddlyWikis...see my own notes in braintags here:
>
> http://www.giffmex.org/braintags.html
>
> If you would like an empty copy of braintags to play with, see here: 
>
> http://www.giffmex.org/braintagsempty.html
>
> Would love your feedback.
>
> Dave
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