I can partly answer one question. You can load tiddlers from other wikis.
This is separate from how you load plugins.
Tiddlywiki.info files can reference other data folders and tiddlywiki can
import those tiddlers as well. I kind of wish it would import them as a
plugin, though. It just imports
I'm really sorry to anyone who wasted time with this but in it's current
form, it *will not work* unless you already have Tiddlywiki installed
globally (which then invalidates the whole point of this existing). I will
fix it, if I can. Sorry again.
On Saturday, October 7, 2017 at 8:20:24 AM
Ste,
Thanks for introducing me to this nice tool. Using it on the
TableOfContents is great because it is quite compact.
I tried the developer tools in FireFox to see if I could find what expands
and collapses things with no luck.
Regards
Tony
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Isaac (not really you full name?),
You may have more than enough do go on here but I was recently
experimenting with what I call note taking shorthand, for taking notes in
class, on tiddly wiki,
In a Tiddler tagged $:/tags/Stylesheet I placed some custom css
eg
.q { color: orange;
}
.a {
Josiah,
To add to your observations and in no way detract, sometimes we need to
widen and make a solution more sophisticated, to make it simpler to use, It
is a balancing act that anyone who knows the details will have difficulty
understanding what it is to be a naive newbie. Perhaps we could
Jed,
Thanks for the info, perhaps we can build an informal documentation
together.
Surely others here have gone down this path already.
Regards
Tony
On Saturday, October 7, 2017 at 7:25:26 PM UTC+11, Jed Carty wrote:
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> I am working on setting up a system similar to what you are describing.
Hi,
There is one other method you could use: my extract macro hack published on
http://tid.li/tw5/hacks.html#Extract%20Macro
If you have this installed, you can mark your french paragraphs using
visible or invisible markers for the start and the end. To use your
example, you could use italic
I use the wonderful tidgraph
(https://ihm4u.github.io/tw5plugs/#Tidgraph%20-%20Easy%20tiddler%20graphs%20for%20TW5)
I'm my Wiki.
Quick (hopefully) question. Is it possible to have a default view where the
graph is collapsed to the first level?
Cheers
Stephen.
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Hi Greg,
thanks for your kind words. glad you enjoy working with tiddlymap.
Zotero allows you to export to the clipboard a bibliographic entry for
resources it contains, and this is ideal for attachment as a footnote entry.
It allows me to easily look up the original reference in Zotero, open
Hi Eneko,
thanks for your positive feedback. much appreciated.
QUESTION. TM is in its late beta-phase. Practicing a correct backup
> strategy, is it suited to deal with valuable information? Is there risk of
> catastrophic data loss?
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The current TiddlyMap codebase hasn't change much in
Arlen Beiler wrote:
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> I'll try to not overload people with technical details, except in
> technical discussions such as this one.
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Ciao Arlen
Just a footnote. It is NOT a problem for me witnessing technical
discussions. This is a group that needs them often, is good at them and
they are
Ciao Arlen
Its an interesting discussion.
The thing I want to underline is difference between the AIMS of different
kinds of users.
I do NOT find it a problem the whole thing it can potentially do IS
under-documented. Why? Because I'm not trying to do anything other than
use it to save.
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> Do you kinda get my drift?
I think I am getting it. It's hard to know how to explain things for
developer DIYers (like me) and end-user DIYers both at the same time. And
then there are people with more important things to do :). But I see your
point.
When I published TiddlyServer, I did not
Ciao Mark S.
This is a good example of me, the idiot, having an aim I want get done with
so I can get on writing (plays & stuff) and NOT have to deal with anything
more than I need to know to be certain my writing won't go down a computer
toilet.
Arlen has my apologies for my not paying
Hi TiddlyTweeter,
> The point is this ... FUNCTIONALLY I'm a user who downloaded the "Bundled"
> (non-npm) version to be an alternative "TiddlyWiki-saver" to TiddlyFox.
> Nothing more. And I had no idea it did more than that. IF it has additional
> backup options then I'd need clearer
Ciao Arlen
I probably don't understand my own question :-).
The point is this ... FUNCTIONALLY I'm a user who downloaded the "Bundled"
(non-npm) version to be an alternative "TiddlyWiki-saver" to TiddlyFox.
Nothing more. And I had no idea it did more than that. IF it has additional
backup
TiddlyServer is all the same. The only difference is whether it comes with
a node_modules folder (the -bundled.zip version) or whether you have to run
npm install yourself. And now the mac launcher version we are working on
will contain the bundled version + launcher code.
The backup folder only
Ciao Arlen
In posts about TiddlyServer can you please DIFFERENTIATE the Simple Saving
Version (bundled) from the full node version?? Otherwise discussions will
get people like me in a confused knot.
Or maybe they should be given totally different names?
Best wishes
Josiah
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The backup folder should be relative to settings.json. But it sounds like
you're using an absolute path, so that should work. One thing to try is to
run node in your terminal and type fs.statSync('backup path string copied
from settings.json') and see what it says. It could definitely be
Wow, this method provides a new way of presenting the translations.
Although it could not solve the problem of partly reference indeed, it
really broadens my horizons and makes me think about some clean methods to
solve the problem.
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I just realised that there is a simple way to do this. You can use the
reveal widget. If you have a tiddler where you select the language and have
each paragraph wrapped in a reveal widget for that language.
Here is a quick demo:
<$radio tiddler='$:/state/Language' field='text'
@Jed Carty,
Oh, really thanks for your reply and apologize for my repeating this topic.
:P
Maybe I myself could develop a plugin for this functionality ...
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There has been a lot of discussion about this and then general consensus is
the solution is to make different tiddlers for each paragraph and then
transclude only the french or english tiddlers.
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Dear all,
If I want to cite some texts in one tiddler from another, what should I do?
Here is an example. If I want to translate some English to French, and the
tiddler may look like this:
(Paragraph 1) Some English sentences...
(Paragraph 2) The French translations of Para 1 ...
(Paragraph
I am working on setting up a system similar to what you are describing.
As far as resources, I am not sure where to point you as most of what I
have figured out I have done by trial and error.
In order:
1) Yes, TiddlyServer makes this pretty straight forward
2) Yes, using tiddlywiki.info files
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