Hi,
I'm not sure, what you try to achieve but it you test this:
$list filter=[all[current]]$view field=title/$list
$list filter=[currentTiddler] $view field=title/$list
imo the second example isn't a valid filter, since it never produces a
list.
-
If you want to enable speed
I wanted to see which one is faster. They produce the same output. Not sure
why you don't see a list in the second example. I just copied it from your
reply into a new tiddler and it shows New Tiddler, as expected.
On Friday, July 10, 2015 at 2:35:02 AM UTC-7, PMario wrote:
Hi,
I'm not
Also,
$list filter=[all[current]tagging[]]./$list is about 25% faster than
$list
filter=[tagcurrentTiddler]./$list , and {{!!title}} is 10 times
faster than currentTiddler! Not sure if the time grows linearly, I used
100,000 copies for the latter comparison.
—R
On Friday, July 10, 2015
On Thursday, July 9, 2015 at 5:53:25 PM UTC+2, Felix Küppers wrote:
today I quickly wanted to go over the topics of the past 3-4 hangouts and
discovered that there are no youtube annotations anymore :(
I did them. The page is hangouts.tiddlyspace.com ... but as you found out,
the latest
On Thursday, July 9, 2015 at 7:34:50 PM UTC+2, Christian de la Serna wrote:
Thanks this worked perfectly! And thank you everyone for helping.
Is there a way to make this into a global macro? Just curious...
\rules except wikilink
Good question :)
I did create a feature request at github:
On Thursday, July 9, 2015 at 4:10:20 PM UTC+2, wkowalski wrote:
As Danielo wrote,
There is much room for a better multi user experience.
Secondly, when one updates or adds an entry and saves it, what exactly is
being downloaded?
All changes are done in your browsers memory. Even if you
On Thursday, July 9, 2015 at 4:10:20 PM UTC+2, wkowalski wrote:
Hello:
I am looking for a good wiki solution for my workplace. TW is appealing
for many reasons, but I have some questions about sharing among multiple
users. Firstly, we work with extremely sensitive material and so Dropbox
I'd like to have a field in a template tiddler, and use it's value when
rendering a tiddler via the template. I know I can get currentTiddler's
fields, or any tiddler's fields using the title of that tiddler. But is
there a way to get template's fields without referring to it by title
Hey Guys,
I found a tread similar, but it was like 1 year old :D
I'm looking for a Treeview Plugin like this:
http://twt-treeview.tiddlyspot.com/
but for TW5.
I'm looking for similar plugins the whole day, but i didn't find a single
one that you can compare to this TW2 Version.
Any
Hi Arlen
Congratulations, a saver for Chrome is quite a breakthrough. I hadn't
appreciated that this functionality was possible for a purely JS Chrome
App. Are you intending to publish the source code?
Best wishes
Jeremy.
On Thu, Jul 9, 2015 at 2:41 PM, Felix Küppers felixkuepp...@hotmail.de
Thanks Jed!
It's always you bringing great solutions for me! I'm already a big fan of
you :)
You know, that's the point where I usually get more trouble with TW...
Those ways to transclude data with {{!! {! $ $( and so on... Maybe I'm
mixing them up. The explanation seams plausible but
My quick look through TW5 code suggests that it doesn't use jquery. Jquery
was the under-lining system for the code that provided the tree services.
So anyone starting over with TW5 would probably need to find a different
tree library that doesn't use jquery. Wonder if there is one?
MarkS
On
I haven't looked too closely so I may be missing something, but it looks
like you could recreate everything using vanilla TW5. Tiddlers listed as
tabs across the top is the only part of it that doesn't look like it has a
reasonably easy implementation in TW5. Is there something I am missing
Hi! I continue developing TW to make it work as internet shop. some time
ago I make a little demo, and now I can show a real shop
http://magast.ru/magazin/heeg.html
it works without php or any other server code it is very easy and free :)
Many people from TW group help me with code. Thank
Thanks again Jed!
First thought was 'I tried that and didn't work'.
Guess what? It worked :D
Thank you very much, my journaling TiddlyWiki is getting better every day :)
Eduardo
Em sexta-feira, 10 de julho de 2015 14:13:57 UTC-3, Jed Carty escreveu:
Like I said, missing details. You need to
- Tiddler title: doesn't matter. Anything you want. Maybe
TiddlyChromeSaver.
- text for this tiddler is the contents of the file.
- Add a new field called module-type and set it to saver. Make sure
you actually click Add on the right side of the value.
- Content type: javascript
I have seen some plugins that are like parts of that but one thing that we
are lacking for TW5 is full wiki editions like that.
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That is what tiddlyspot does and a few people (including me) have wikis
hosted on servers like you are describing. Tobias wrote some instructions
for how to make this work here https://tobibeer.github.io/tb5/#store.php.
Also if you want to you can use tiddlyspot for free, instructions are here
Closing slash is missing from the view widget in your example, that's why
the second list doesn't work. This works:
```
$list filter=[all[current]] 1 $view field=title//$list
$list filter=[currentTiddler] 2 $view field=title//$list
```
On Friday, July 10, 2015 at 2:35:02 AM UTC-7, PMario wrote:
Ran across some ideas at A List Apart that might be of interest and spark
some thoughts on design for now and the future.
A List Apart Blog Post
http://alistapart.com/blog/post/on-our-radar-four-and-a-horse-stars
In “Death to Icon Fonts,” Seren Davies makes a strong case for using SVGs
I did them.
Aha! Many thanks for all the descriptions so far!!
At least not from me. ... Some of them are 3 hours + ... Since
creating the notes will take the same time or even more, I couldn't
convince my weaker self to do them. I actually started with HO 85, but
got interrupted and
Sorry, but I'm an idiot. I installed the extension just fine, but I don't
know how on earth to actually enable the code in the .html file itself
(I've never used TW before today). What do I need to set for each of these?
- tiddler title
- tag (if any)
- text for this tiddler (I assume
Like I said, missing details. You need to have [tagName] with the square
brackets, square brackets always go around a filter expression.
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Hi Juan Don,
Stephan Hadrek made something similar, see [1]
An example of that I use in my guide 'A top menu and left menu' [2].
To see it in action, click at the top left to display the left menu and
choose Sliders Dirtree.
Cheers,
Ton
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