[tw] Re: A question about the search operator

To search in the values, i'm not sure, but I think this would do: <$list filter="[all[tiddlers+shadows] type[application/json]]" variable="jsonTiddler"> <$list filter="[getindex[skill]search:title]"> <> -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWik

[tw] Re: Can't Save TiddlyWiki 5 on Chrome 65/Windows 10

Yes, I'm on a Mac, and tried creating a symbolic link in my downloads folder, but I couldn't seem to get things working right. There also seems to be a conflict between buggyj's savetiddlers extension and the TiddlySaver.jar script in the TW directory. Maybe I just haven't found the magic combo

[tw] Re: Can't Save TiddlyWiki 5 on Chrome 65/Windows 10

Thanks Tony. I have so many customizations to 2.x, such as custom LaTeX for math, and presentations slides, and formatting, and hundreds and hundreds of tiddlers, that I'm never transitioning to 5.x. I've given it a look a few times and it's just not going to happen. I may end up on TiddlyDeskto

Re: [tw] Re: Dreamhost

Yes, it seems to vary. I don't know that I've experienced a minute wait, though sometimes it does seem to take an awfully long time. I've turned off the autosave, which helps cut down on the waiting between saves. I make all my changes and then hit save. Thanks again for your feedback. On Mon, Mar

[tw] Re: Can't Save TiddlyWiki 5 on Chrome 65/Windows 10

Which platform? You may be able to symbolically link from your downloads folder to some other folder on your system. That's what I do with TW5 and Windows joints. I imagine Mac has similar mechanisms available. -- Mark On Sunday, March 25, 2018 at 7:51:45 AM UTC-7, Prescott Indigo wrote: > > Th

[tw] Re: Can't Save TiddlyWiki 5 on Chrome 65/Windows 10

Garret, There has being a lot of water under the bridge of saving. The main cause is browsers trying to reduce their exposure to malware. The TiddlyWiki community has responded very well so much so these apparent problems have inspired great new solutions and options. I understand your relucta

[tw] Re: My TiddlyWiki is running very slow

Well, I was able to find *covfefe*, so at least it works. TW isn't a real, indexed database. So the bigger it gets, the slower it will run. Thirty megs has been about my practical upper limit and <10mb on devices. Probably the thing to do is to split it by some sub-category. -- Mark On Mon

[tw] node.js non-global install

Not at all. You can install TW5 locally. Just follow the command pattern node /path/to/tiddlywiki.js --server 8080 where you need to provide the path, port number and so on. -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWiki" group. To unsubscribe from

[tw] My TiddlyWiki is running very slow

On a given computer with sufficient ram you may be served well by increasing the ram available to your browser, both firefox and chrome permit this, in fact they set a limit so they do not overwhelm the computer, however if you work mostly in the browser more ram helps. I also use an ssd drive.

[tw] node.js non-global install

Whenever I see instructions to run TW under node, they look like: - npm install -g tiddlywiki Must TW be installed globally? I'd like to run two completely independent TW. TIA -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWiki" group. To unsubscrib

[tw] Re: Can't Save TiddlyWiki 5 on Chrome 65/Windows 10

I just hit the same problem with the (Mac) Chrome 65 update killing Save, even manual Save. TW5 isn't an option for me -- I have a lot of customizations and tiddlers that won't migrate -- so I'm using TWC 2.8.1. The only thing that (sort of) works now for saving AT ALL is to install buggyj's sa

[tw] My TiddlyWiki is running very slow

I am currently working on a TiddlyWiki project for my class at SunyPoly. I have imported 82,952 tiddlers using the xlsx spreadsheet utilities. With 82,952 tiddlers it runs very slow. The size of the whole project is around 45mb. Does anybody know if I could somehow speed up the TiddlyWiki, or h

[tw] Re: [js] Please help make widget from this js demo?

Mat, Maintain your vision and keep going. I see how you want control detail in the text field. In my suggestion previously you can include text snipits between macro calls to have text throughout. In fact snipits can include; Macro call functions Custom text Links and lists to other tiddlers T

[tw] Re: will D3.js plugin be upgraded to version 4.x ?

I made few progress on barWidget, by correcting few details in the D3 code but still have a bug. > > > The (temporary) result is here : http://d3jsv5trial.tiddlyspot.com > > It looks to be linked with the function transitionGrouped() ... > When activated, all the x value are zero (or undefined) >

[tw] Re: [js] Please help make widget from this js demo?

Tony, that is an interesting idea, basically adding an index to each snips, to make a kind of numbered list or array if you will. And then use some kind of listwidget to have them output'ed in sequence. However that would prevent the possibility of any interspersing things (e.g text) between the

[tw] Re: will D3.js plugin be upgraded to version 4.x ?

I made few progress, by correcting few details in the D3 code but still have a bug. The (temporary) result is here : http://d3jsv5trial.tiddlyspot.com It looks to be linked with the function transitionGrouped() ... When activated, all the x value are zero (or undefined) I still need to investig

[tw] Re: Seeking Thoughts: Packaging A TiddlyWiki as A Single Application Helps Marketing?

Ciao Greg Thanks for that and the download of the skeleton. Its really useful background and confirms my limited experience so far. IMO getting TiddlyDesktop running portably (enough) is, I think, Step 1. Step 2 could be doing a PortableApps.com version. Need some way to specify put in PAc's D

[tw] Re: [js] Please help make widget from this js demo?

Jed - very informative. Big thank you! ... DOM, which in tiddlywiki can be refreshed and recreated at any time. > [...] This makes having the state saved manually by the user a bad solution > because it may seemingly randomly lose work. > And to have the state saved by/in the very last action i

[tw] Re: A question about the search operator

Hi BurningTreeC and thanks for your input. Am I correct in saying that your code will search in indexes and not in their values? I'm specifically looking to search in values. Best regards, Hubert On Monday, 26 March 2018 18:47:12 UTC+1, BurningTreeC wrote: > > Hello @hubertgk > > you could als

[tw] Re: A question about the search operator

Hello @hubertgk you could also do this with two filters <$list filter="[all[tiddlers+shadows]type[application/json]]" variable="jsonTiddler"> <$list filter="[indexes[]regexp[^skill$]]"> <> -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWiki" group. T

[tw] Re: Seeking Thoughts: Packaging A TiddlyWiki as A Single Application Helps Marketing?

Hi All, Tried to make a PAc version of TiddlyDesktop back when node still ran in Windows XP. Command line allowed putting some files in the appropriate PAc Data directory but node still seemed to put some files in 'Appdata' on the PC's root drive. Need some way to specify put in PAc's Data fold

[tw] Re: A question about the search operator

I've found a way. So, just for the record, and to answer my own question, we can search in values of a specified index of a data tiddler by simply performing a full text search using a search term that's made up by the value being queried and the index that can be defined as a macro substitute,

[tw] A question about the search operator

Hi, I know we're able to *search* within tiddler *fields *as explained in the documentation -- for example, the below syntax... [search:caption[arch]] ...will return all tiddlers containing the search term arch in their c

[tw] Re: [TW5] Music Notation and Midi Playback

> > Since they are "fonts" could an argument not be made to *install them > locally in a sub-dir* to the wiki? > > FWIW, I was thinking that this superb MIDI composer / player / sheetmusic > maker, could be a good candidate to wrap into TiddlyDesktop as a complete > app for folk into music? > >

[tw] [js] Please help make widget from this js demo?

Mat, I applaud what you are trying to do. Perhaps there is another way to do this that would add even more value. Here is a quick summary. Provide a location at the bottom of every tiddler where you can drop a snipit. Such as the widgets you mention. Each time you drop such a snipit it is adde

[tw] Re: [TW5] Music Notation and Midi Playback

BTC, regarding the SoundFonts for ABC. Putting them all in a TW might be a bit much? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Sa_y4bwa2w Since they are "fonts" could an argument not be made to *install them locally in a sub-dir* to the wiki? FWIW, I was th

[tw] Re: Seeking Thoughts: Packaging A TiddlyWiki as A Single Application Helps Marketing?

Ciao Paul Hutch & all Paul Hutchinson wrote: > > ... package up Tiddly Desktop for the PortableApps platform. I'm seriously > considering doing it if I have a big enough chunk of free time someday. In > case anyone else wants to try doing it here's the page to start learning > how to do it.

[tw] Re: Dreamhost

The amount of time it takes to save seems inconsistent to me. Sometimes it can take a minute to save and sometimes it seems to happen almost immediately. I haven't figured out why. I also have a very poor sense of time so I generally don't trust my own impressions of things like this. -- You r

[tw] Re: [js] Please help make widget from this js demo?

You are not wrong about what you want, and I am trying to come up with a way to make it happen because I like this idea, but here are the current problems and hopefully some clarification about why it doesn't work that way now. First, about the state: The problem is that the state you are desc