Whatever is used I think it should be *one* word, not a mutli-word
description.
On Friday, 16 August 2019 06:33:57 UTC+2, Mark S. wrote:
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> Perhaps saving wikis from any browser without add-ons or server installs
>> is a better description.
>>
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> Yes, but a bit long.
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> Maybe, Polly the
Thank you all!
Is there any page shows examples and practices of regexp in Tiddlywiki?
These links may be related somehow
1. http://eucaly-tw5.tiddlyspot.com/#MatchFilter
2. http://tw5magick.tiddlyspot.com/ (Global field search)
Cheers
Mohammad
On Friday, August 16, 2019 at 12:59:46
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> Perhaps saving wikis from any browser without add-ons or server installs
> is a better description.
>
Yes, but a bit long.
Maybe, Polly the Parroting Tiddly Shadower ?
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Put the above in a tiddler with the system tag for raw (can't remember exact
name). Can you then use html only to display comments?. See disqus and yammer
examples in the forum.
regards
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Josiah
I think we need an edition for publishing and demos of people plugins and
macros. This could be extended to support software in general.
If I may take this opportunity to point out the idea with Polly to use a
restore method to build browser independant saving is sheer genius. However
This has been posted way back but now is at a permanent location now
Guide to general use of TW *(still needs finishing touches)
Mohammad will be relieved : ) Another bigger TW-- the WikiWitchery-- with
all sorts of nifty stuff is being prepared...
-- let me know if that high constrast theme
This is a valuable lesson in the fact you should not expect the contents of a
parameter to be evaluated in the same step as calling a widget. There are a few
parameters that do by design such as text= in the wikify widget but these are
the exception.
Use set or macro defines outside the widget
I agree with mark because you can also reorder them and more.
However its quite easy to process field names using
[is[current]fields[]prefix[field-]] and variable=fieldname to retain the
current tiddler value. You then access the value with <$view
field=<>/>
regards
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Also timimi has some executable opportunities and bob allows you to generate
messages to execute on the server, but tiddlydesktop is the most strait forward.
Regards
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File://folder path links will open windows explorer or applications to handle
documents when in tiddlydesktop because it is a local application and not
restricted by browser protection.
In many ways this is how it should stay.
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this doesn't invoke an external file explorer but used FF built in file
browser-- perhaps a starting point fror your research?
http://tobibeer.github.io/tb5/#Local%20Folder%20Contents
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You might explain your requirements a little bit more.
It sounds like you want something like familymember-1, familymember-2...etc
The thing is, that's probably going to be harder to work into reports and
solutions down the road. Why not have a list field, family-members,
pointing to other
So when adding new tiddlers if there is already a tiddler called "New
Tiddler" the new one is "New Tiddler 1".
Is there anyway to do that but with field names? via the button widget? and
possibly tie in inputs that the new field can be populated? ( ex.
"field-1": "", "field-2": "", etc )
I
https://regex101.com/
You can even save/share your regexes.
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Is it possible you are mistaken? I get similar results with 5.1.13.
I think you need to use a macro to concatenate your style settings and your
dictionary values. This works, for instance:
\define myhighlightedtext() @@background-color:$(bgc)$;Text to be
highlighted @@
<$set name=bgc
Hi,
This https://www.regular-expressions.info/quickstart.html page and all
linked pages there are among the best tutorials I've ever found about
regexp in different languages.
The descriptions there use color coding and a language, that actually lets
you understand regexp patterns.
have
I use a dictionary tiddlers to store, among other things, colors in the hex
format. Things like
alt-text: #ee82fd
highlight: #80
In the earlier versions I could that with a statement like
@@background-color:{{$:/palettes/Editor##highlight}};Text to be highlighted
@@
and it would work
Hi all,
I use a single file TiddlyWiki. Every time I export all tiddlers as a
static HTML file, it will be saved as *tiddlers.html*. Then I rename it
manually. Is there a way to define another default filename?
Best regards,
Max
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TT's updates have been incorporated. Available as a release from:
https://github.com/Marxsal/polly/releases
New features
- Expands use to PS Core 6 (inc Linux, Mac ?)
- Expands env variables under Windows
- Menu loops for Restore Once and Parrot Now
- Allows relative paths in
As Tiddlywiki supports *regexp *and this feature is quite powerful, yet
many of us (like me) has no or little information about it, I would like to
introduce
this small resource for easy and quick learning regexp.
https://github.com/ziishaned/learn-regex
Sometimes ago Tiddly Twitter had a
Hi Matthew,
While Eric give you a great solution, you may also like the slider-ii
macro of Rob Holez here at TW-Scripts
https://kookma.github.io/TW-Scripts/#Slider%20Macro%20II
Cheers
Mohammad
On Thursday, August 15, 2019 at 1:21:23 AM UTC+4:30, Matthew Liberman wrote:
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> Is there an
That did it!
Thank you so much. And now I have a nice example of how to properly use set
for a button which I'll need a lot.
Thanks again!
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Hi Christian,
maybe something like the following does the trick?
\define actions()
<$action-sendmessage $message="tm-new-tiddler" tags=" [[JournalEntry]]
[[$(currentDateTime)$]] " />
\end
<$button class=<> tooltip="New Journal Entry">{{$:
/core/images/file}}
<$set name="currentDateTime"
I'm attempting to create a new tiddler with the button below:
<$button class=<> tooltip="New Journal
Entry">{{$:/core/images/file}}
<$action-sendmessage $message="tm-new-tiddler" tags=" [[JournalEntry]]
<> " />
The first tag is created without any incident. However, the second tag
doesn't
Eric
You are a kind of kind genius.
Just saying.
Josiah
On Thursday, 15 August 2019 04:28:32 UTC+2, Eric Shulman wrote:
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> On Wednesday, August 14, 2019 at 1:51:23 PM UTC-7, Matthew Liberman wrote:
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>> Is there an elegant way to have folding sections of tiddlers? I've seen
>> some hacks
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On Thursday, 15 August 2019 11:33:27 UTC+2, @TiddlyTweeter wrote:
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> As part of work on "Polly", with Mark S., (a multi-platform script-based
> support system for restoring, backing-up and cloning Wikis) I work on
> documentation at
The creator of a thread **cannot** mark is as completed. One of the silly
things in the GG system.
MOST of the time when a thread is marked as "Complete" its just an
accident. Fat-finger hits wrong place.
Basically it means near nothing in GG.
TT
On Thursday, 15 August 2019 07:16:38 UTC+2, A
Hi everyone.
Please excuse me for the newbie question; if I missed something, I'll
gladly accept links to documentation.
I was trying the new GitHub saver, and it does work all ok (improvement
suggestion: less tecnical error messages). I was able to save without
problems with a personal
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