[tw5] Re: Documentation required on Hashmaps or clone to specific tiddler title

This example is different from mine. Note that I used the action-sendmessage widget. The parameters might be different when sending the message from the button. -- Mark On Monday, May 21, 2018 at 8:46:58 PM UTC-7, TonyM wrote: > > Mark, > > Not for me > > \define wiki-tiddler-title() >

[tw5] Re: Documentation required on Hashmaps or clone to specific tiddler title

Folks, I seems there is a problem here I cant easily solve unless I have documentation I cant find on Hashmaps as per If a hashmap was used and a title field was specified, use that title in https://tiddlywiki.com/#WidgetMessage%3A%20tm-new-tiddler Regards Tony On Tuesday, May 22, 2018 at

[tw5] Re: Documentation required on Hashmaps or clone to specific tiddler title

Mark, Thanks for you help. Perhaps I understood subconsciously that I would be forced to use the ActionCreatetiddler with all the problems of the field cloning. I may look at the message and widget to see if I can make a new one that does what I want? This should not be so difficult.

[tw5] Re: Documentation required on Hashmaps or clone to specific tiddler title

Method #2 should create a clone, including any fields and text. If it doesn't, make sure sure that your <> macro is returning the value you think it is. My guess is that the macro is accidentally returning an empty value. The example worked for me in testing, cloning all fields. The

[tw5] Re: Documentation required on Hashmaps or clone to specific tiddler title

Mark, Not for me \define wiki-tiddler-title() $:/PSaT/wikimanager/{{$:/PSaT/wikimanager/wiki-title}} \define wiki-tiddler() $:/PSaT/wikimanager/wiki-tiddler \define registered-wiki-tiddler() $:/PSaT/wikimanager/wikis/{{$:/PSaT/wikimanager/wiki-title}} <$button message="tm-new-tiddler"

[tw5] Re: Documentation required on Hashmaps or clone to specific tiddler title

My Previous example <$button message="tm-new-tiddler" *param*=<> title=< > tooltip="C"> 1. Create Wiki instance tiddler (clone) Creates a new tiddler called "<> 1" with the same tags and field content, I want this tiddler named <> As an aside it opens the tiddler for edit, which I do not need.

[tw5] Re: Documentation required on Hashmaps or clone to specific tiddler title

In the example I gave, everything in the tiddler specified by $param is cloned, unless you choose to overwrite one or more the fields with your own specification. -- Mark On Monday, May 21, 2018 at 8:33:44 PM UTC-7, TonyM wrote: > > Mark, > > This looks promising however I do not want to

[tw5] Re: Documentation required on Hashmaps or clone to specific tiddler title

Mark, This looks promising however I do not want to specify the fields and tags, I want them to come across with the cloning process. I can add (or remove) tags and fields at the same time (I only need additional actions for this), but the tiddler I am cloning may have a lot already on it

[tw5] Re: Documentation required on Hashmaps or clone to specific tiddler title

I've always wondered about this. One thing I found, when I offered to fix the documentation re 'param' vs '$param' (https://github.com/Jermolene/TiddlyWiki5/pull/2964), is that apparently some of the existing documentation is developer-facing rather than user-facing. Anyway, you can

[tw5] Re: Tiddler Titles vs unique IDs

Just adding more details to the design concept for feedback We could create a new "New Tiddler" button that creates tiddlers with the unique ID, and have a toggle that makes that button appear on any tiddler which does not yet have a uniquID The UniqueID can be at first = the created date, then

[tw5] Re: Tiddler Titles vs unique IDs

Diego, I need to review the idea in relation to uni-link but the idea would be to effectively to use the UniqueID field as an alias to the tiddler (whatever its title). Which if working well we would not need to use the above macro equivalents. Then you simply refer to the alias of the

[tw5] Documentation required on Hashmaps or clone to specific tiddler title

Folks, Using https://tiddlywiki.com/#WidgetMessage%3A%20tm-new-tiddler and other widgetMessages there is a repeated reference to "Optional hashmap of additional tiddler fields". I have looked and I can not find an explanation for exactly what a hashmap is nor how to use it. Can anyone point

[tw5] Re: Tiddler Titles vs unique IDs

Hey Tony, Thanks for your reply! I wanted to avoid someone having to type the uniqueID at all. In my design above, you would just type the current title and if you include the # before it, its uniqueID is placed instead of the title. However, Im open to all ideas. How you envision < > Diego,

[tw5] Re: Server setup tutorials; anyone interested?

Lost Admin, I am keen to learn how to set up my own CouchDB (I am on the NoteSelf Forums) and I try every saver and hosting option to try and establish its use cases. My biggest gap is when It comes to a Cpanel host, I am a re-seller of hosting and would like to host savable TiddlyWikis

[tw5] Re: Tiddler Titles vs unique IDs

Diego, My idea was to copy the created date to the unique ID field then ensure it is unique, Thus the created date remains true to its name and we can forget that the unique ID even came from a date. Though this is not an easy to read value. We could perhaps derive a unique ID in another

[tw5] Re: Tiddler Titles vs unique IDs

Diego, I quick start would be possible, if we stick to macros so that in Wiki Text we would use something like <> I am using idl to mean IDLink We could have different parameters or macros that provide text of the title, link or transclusion. With some smart macros we could have <>

[tw5] Re: @creators of TW servers, back-ends, etc

On Monday, 21 May 2018 23:15:00 UTC+2, Mat wrote: > > On Monday, May 21, 2018 at 10:27:54 PM UTC+2, @TiddlyTweeter wrote: >> >> what are the important criteria >> >> >> 1 -- Is this PORTABLE? (Meaning can you bundle together on a USB the >> "runner" and the wikis & have it work exactly the same

[tw5] Re: Calories & Carbs & Fiber, Oh My

> Tracking I mainly do on paper because its much easier to have that next to > the bread board. > I often track on paper or a whiteboard. However, working out the results of the tracking is pretty tedious without *something* to massage the numbers. The resource you enabled is really handy

[tw5] Re: @creators of TW servers, back-ends, etc

On Monday, May 21, 2018 at 10:27:54 PM UTC+2, @TiddlyTweeter wrote: > > what are the important criteria > > > 1 -- Is this PORTABLE? (Meaning can you bundle together on a USB the > "runner" and the wikis & have it work exactly the same plugged into a > different computer?)... > OK, that might

[tw5] Re: @creators of TW servers, back-ends, etc

> > what are the important criteria 1 -- Is this PORTABLE? (Meaning can you bundle together on a USB the "runner" and the wikis & have it work exactly the same plugged into a different computer?)... 2 -- Will this help me organise COLLECTIONS of TW? J, x -- You received this message

[tw5] Re: TW For? -- RSPB Data Collection

TonyM wrote: > > ... Simply creating a tool to log observations would be a boon to > observers, with the ability to link to other resources. A Generic observers > TiddlyWiki would be nice, and perhaps this would catch the attention of > other scientists and enthusiasts who are likely to

[tw5] Re: @creators of TW servers, back-ends, etc

TBH, though I love the length and breadth of your table, I'm not so sure its any clearer than what we have already. I maybe have to wait for some details to be filled in to be clearer, and hopefully more positive. But, clicking around it, I was impressed by how its implemented & how you can

[tw5] Re: @creators of TW servers, back-ends, etc

An innovation that I don't think anyone noticed was last year's launch of ATWiki for Windows 7 and later. It recently added an auto-backup function. I have not tested it. more info: https://lamusia.github.io/#ATWiki -- You received this message because you

Re: [tw5] @creators of TW servers, back-ends, etc

Mat & Jan I believe it's been updated by someone else? Anyway, we talking PHP scripts here to save to remote, right? That is the pull? There has been work on that. I just can't immediately find the good recent discussion on it in the Google Swamp. Josiah On Monday, 21 May 2018 20:40:00

[tw5] Re: Saving via WebDAV the easy way

Hi Tristan, Thanks a lot for mentioning this solution with Caddy and webdav. I've tried it today and it works like a charm. It's also very easy to set up. I've also made some symlinks in caddy's folder, each redirecting to a TW in another location. Works fine too. I'm on Windows 10 by the way.

[tw5] Re: Server setup tutorials; anyone interested?

> > As far as I can tell from reading Jed's post Bob is for multiuser > environments > Jed's "multi-user" has had terrible issues with being misunderstood. Yes, it enables simultaneous access over a network IF you want--but it can also be used for immediate local needs just as well. BTW Jed

[tw5] Tiddler Titles vs unique IDs

Hey all, I can't seem to find an older long thread where this was discussed at length (google groups :L). Either way, it might be helpful to generate a newer thread which summarizes a couple main directions/opinions on this topic. I thought a good idea (by Tony I believe) is for a tiddler to

Re: [tw5] @creators of TW servers, back-ends, etc

Jan wrote: > > Thanks Mat. > Really really usefull. > Do you know tiddlyspeck by Robert Pyke? > I didn't know about TiddlySpeck but it sounds interesting. So if it is "an open source version of TiddlySpot", then I interpret this to mean that it is a

[tw5] Re: TW For? -- RSPB Data Collection

I looked a bit more at it, rather than just voicing an immediate impression. As you say its kinda well covered already. Though one thing that does stand out still, or got clearer, is "Singular Workbooks" ... not sure I'm conveying this well yet ... but TW for specific events, specific work

[tw5] Re: Calories & Carbs & Fiber, Oh My

Mark S. wrote: > Yes, I'll need to do that. But since there only seems to be 3 people > interested in this topic, I figured I could continue working on > improvements. I have a long/short form feature to make the display more > manageable and I want to have it configurable so you can pick and

[tw5] Re: Calories & Carbs & Fiber, Oh My

Yes, I'll need to do that. But since there only seems to be 3 people interested in this topic, I figured I could continue working on improvements. I have a long/short form feature to make the display more manageable and I want to have it configurable so you can pick and track say 5 given

[tw5] Re: Save-Tiddlers Extension is not compatible with the latest Firefox

Birthe, The world would not be so beautiful except for the divercity in all things. Bob allows you to access one wiki from multiple browser windows including other users on other computers especialy youself but also with a team. Perhaps even just our partners. Bobs features are I believe

Re: [tw5] @creators of TW servers, back-ends, etc

> > Hi Simon, I am a great fan of Knödel. > Tiddlyspeck is a Kind of OpenSource Installation for hosting Tiddlyspot. > Like Tiddlyspot it is still TWClassic, so it could need a tiny repackaging > for TW5. > > Hi Jan, yes I've seen that it's sort of an open-source tiddlyspot, which is

[tw5] Re: Save-Tiddlers Extension is not compatible with the latest Firefox

Hi Tony, Thank you. I am using Linux Mate, but I have node installed as you explain. That works fine. (your explanation is a very good one though - and all of it in one place.) I use TiddlyDesktop mainly to make it easy for my boyfriend to use some wikies, TWclassic and TW5. It is only a few

Re: [tw5] @creators of TW servers, back-ends, etc

Hi Simon, I am a great fan of Knödel. Tiddlyspeck is a Kind of OpenSource Installation for hosting Tiddlyspot. Like Tiddlyspot it is still TWClassic, so it could need a tiny repackaging for TW5. Yours Jan Yours JanAm 21.05.2018 um 09:48 schrieb BurningTreeC: Do you know tiddlyspeck

[tw5] Re: Save-Tiddlers Extension is not compatible with the latest Firefox

Birth, I am only familiar with Windows, and Slow with a MAC, what are you using? >From the above link it is easy to install node JS on your computer. eg I use the Windows Installer (.msi)64bit The above installs node, the npm package manager and adds it to the path Once installed type "node"

[tw5] Re: Save-Tiddlers Extension is not compatible with the latest Firefox

Hi TonyM, When you do, please explain. I haven't been able to find out and would very much like to use this. Birthe Personally once I am more comfortable with configuring Jeds Bob server > (Single Executable) I will move my heavy use wikis to that, with a > directory of links to my key

Re: [tw5] @creators of TW servers, back-ends, etc

> > > Do you know tiddlyspeck by Robert Pyke? > > mmh, getting hungry now. Btw, in SouthTyrol we make the best Speck. I found a link: https://github.com/robertpyke/tiddly-speck -- You