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> *Target fields*: created modified
>
> write regexp patterns to match
>
>1. created/modified in August 2019
>2. created/modified on Wednesdays
>3. created/modified on 3rd day of each month
>4. created/modified on 1st of December of each year
>5. created/modified on January
Some solution to first group
modified in 2019: ^2019
modified in January 2019: ^201901
modified in August (any year) : ^\d{4}09
modified on 3rd of each month: ^\d{6}03
modified on 1st of December (any year): ^\d{4}1201
modified between 1st and 9th of December (any year): ^\d{4}120
The question
Question:
List all tiddlers modified on Wednesdays in 2014
<$vars pattern="^2014" day="Wed">
<$list filter="[regexp:modified]">
<$wikify name=wday text="""<$view field=modified format=date
template="ddd"/>""" >
<$text text=<> />
<$list filter="[regexp[Wed]]" emptyMessage="error"
Some solutions!
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I have imported a lot of JSON tiddlers, sometimes with errors, and I think
these must bash something. Typically, it's something in the JSON that's
not escaped properly - like \import instead of \\import (unexpected element
i or something like that) or an embedded double quote in the JSON
You can also just create a new settings.json file using
example-settings.json and then copy the tree over from your old file.
On Tue, Aug 27, 2019 at 8:19 PM Arlen Beiler wrote:
> Yes, you can just copy settings.json over and if it doesn't complain then
> you're good.
> Yes,
Yes, you can just copy settings.json over and if it doesn't complain then
you're good.
Yes, datafolder-template.json is a tiddlywiki.info template. It is the
tiddlywiki.info file from the server edition and is used when you create a
data folder from a directory index page.
Yes, TiddlyServer 2.1 is
Hi Chems,
The easiest is often an example:
http://folk.ntnu.no/anderhja/list-link-example.html
Demonstrating Mark's solution, and also a nested list
Best,
Anders
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Chems
Wrapp your list-links macro call in a list widget that iterates each of the
tiddlers you want the list links macro to act on.
Personaly list links macro is limited and I mostly use the list widget now.
Sometimes you can write a single filter that does it all but nesting lists can
be
Yep, I think that's basically what I discovered about the filter but it was
masked and only uncovered when I started to add the edit link for what was
supposed to be existing tiddlers
Thanks again,
Cade
On Tuesday, August 27, 2019 at 4:41:35 PM UTC-5, Eric Shulman wrote:
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> On Tuesday,
On Tuesday, August 27, 2019 at 2:21:19 PM UTC-7, Cade Roux wrote:
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> I think I follow what you are doing, but now it's not putting out the
> button link at all. Is there any kind of debug mode so you can see all the
> processing steps before rendering?
>
>>
>>
oops I forgot to pass the
After fooling with it and altering the filter and adding some features, I
got it - thanks for the point in the right direction!
\define btn(title)
<$button class="tc-btn-invisible tc-tiddlylink">
<$action-createtiddler $basetitle="$title$" />
<$action-navigate $to="$title$" $scroll="yes"/>
I think I follow what you are doing, but now it's not putting out the
button link at all. Is there any kind of debug mode so you can see all the
processing steps before rendering?
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On Tuesday, August 27, 2019 at 4:08:32 PM UTC-5, Eric Shulman wrote:
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> On Tuesday,
On Tuesday, August 27, 2019 at 1:30:17 PM UTC-7, Cade Roux wrote:
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> Where I want tiddlers to be transcluded if they exist and a button to
> create the tiddler if they don't exist in my table.
>
try this:
\define btn(title)
<$button class="tc-btn-invisible tc-tiddlylink">
Where I want tiddlers to be transcluded if they exist and a button to
create the tiddler if they don't exist in my table.
\define conditionaltiddler(title : "Tiddler Title")
<$set name="btn">
<$button class="tc-btn-invisible tc-tiddlylink">
<$action-createtiddler $basetitle="$title$" />
Create
If your current tiddler is "Apple", then it will list all tiddlers that
have the ingredient (ingrediant) "Apple".
If you are in some other tiddler, that is not an ingredient, then nothing
will list.
On Tuesday, August 27, 2019 at 12:35:50 PM UTC-7, Chems wrote:
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> Thanks Mark.
>
> <]">>
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>
Dear Arlen,
I ran my wikis on 2.1.1 in the last four months with satisfaction. I was
eager to update it to TW 5.1.20 (I was planning to do it by myself), hence
TiddlyServer 2.1.2 is welcome. Just some questions:
- can I simply copy settings.json from 2.1.1 to 2.1.2 (that I hardly
All my itddler that are important are actually saved as "draft of...";
maybe the original title is than the "draft of.."?
And I am also not sure why it is saved as a draft :(
Am Dienstag, 27. August 2019 21:16:04 UTC+2 schrieb Mark S.:
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> This post:
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Thanks Mark.
<]">>
appears to be exactly what I want, but it is not working for me.
Is shows an empty list; unfortunatly nothing more.
You know why its like this?
Am Dienstag, 27. August 2019 21:16:04 UTC+2 schrieb Mark S.:
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> This post:
>
>
This post:
https://groups.google.com/d/msg/tiddlywiki/KD9n_jwAktU/dRr-wY_JAQAJ
Described how to do what you appear to be asking. Note that to have this
occur automatically in every tiddler that is an ingredient,
you will need the template code provided.
Good luck
On Tuesday, August 27, 2019
I dont think thats quiet what I want, but thanks nevertheless!
Maybe its not possible with tiddlywikki as easy as I expected it to be.
I just want the
<>
function with the current tiddlertitle in the last brackets.
Maybe Im just bad at describing my ideas in english :D
Am Montag, 26. August
Hi Jeremy!
My experiments shows
- When save to GitHub you don't see the "Start to save" as we see for
tiddlyspot. So you can realize if clicking button start saving or not
- When save using master branch it works fine
- When save using master branch and sub-folder, TW create the
Thanks Mark, Cade. That's helpful, I'll do some testing.
Best wishes
Jeremy
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> On 27 Aug 2019, at 17:11, 'Mark S.' via TiddlyWiki
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Hi Mirko
There is a bug in v5.1.20 in the handling of $:/config/FileSystemPaths:
https://github.com/Jermolene/TiddlyWiki5/pull/4174
It's fixed in the prerelease. We'll release v5.1.21 soon to address this and a
couple of other regressions.
Best wishes
Jeremy
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For me, I can save to master but not to any other branch. I am not
rapid-firing saves. The 409 is consistent whenever I try a branch other
than master. The first time
I use a new branch, it works (sends the file), but all subsequent attempts
fail. Since timing may depend on whether you're using
I'm not sure - nothing is being committed to GitHub outside of TW in my
testing, and I get the fresh file before starting, so I think there might
very well be a timing issue. It's hard to see what's going on, I guess I
should probably pull up the browser dev tools and look at traffic.
Thanks,
Hi Everyone
Apologies, I'm late to this thread. What's the current status? Do we have bugs,
or do we need to improve the docs?
The error HTTP 409 typically means that the file has changed on Git inbetween
the start of the save operation and its conclusion; this can happen very easily
if save
It sounds like you are looking for some kind of nested list? For example
<$list filter="[has[ingrediant]]">
<$set name=ing value={{!!title}}>
<]">>
which will find all tiddlers with a field named "ingrediant" and then use
the title of that tiddler ("Apple") to create a list of tiddlers with a
Sorry; Maybe my example was not completly clear.
My Problem is that I need to write the
<>
for every other Fruit.
So, If i have 100 tiddlers all called after Fruits,
I have to write the list above, and exchange the "Apple" with the title of
the tiddler. It would be so much easier if I dont need
Sorry; Maybe my example was not completly clear.
My Problem is that I need to write the
<>
for every other Fruit.
So, If i have 100 tiddlers all called after Fruits,
I have to write the list above, and exchange the "Apple" with the title of
the tiddler. It would be so much easier if I dont need
Mark,
after several trials I was able to save to another branch. Strangely on
GitHub I see this message
Your recently pushed branches: gh-pages
gh-pages is the name of branch I used instead of master.
By the way the saving was successful!
I hope Jeremy could have a look on saving mechanism in
Mohammad
An issue is how to use foreign languages. Regex character ranges like \w don't
have accented letters. But there ways to deal with that.
TT
On Tuesday, 27 August 2019 13:01:07 UTC+2, Mohammad wrote:
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> In this part questions raise for finding and matching a substring in a
> Tiddler
TonyM wrote:
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> Now to test a fixed number such as 127 I imagine that's just a string?
>
Yes. The examples I just gave will help.
TT
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> TonyM wrote:
> ... check for 10.*.*.* 192.168.*.* 127.*.*.* or if equal to 1.1.1.1 or
> 0.0.0.0. to determine if they are local or public addresses.
Using the 0-255 regex of last post you can build a more complex regex.
Because I never worked with IP addresses I consulted Wikipedia to
Thanks TT
Now to test a fixed number such as 127 I imagine that's just a string?
tony
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In this part questions raise for finding and matching a substring in a
Tiddler fields. This field is NOT text
as we will discuss this in another thread and seems needs more work.
*Target fields*: created modified
write regexp patterns to match
1. created/modified in August 2019
2.
TonyM wrote:
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> ... check for 10.*.*.* 192.168.*.* 127.*.*.* or if equal to 1.1.1.1 or
> 0.0.0.0. to determine if they are local or public addresses.
>
I done this in two posts so its easier to understand.
To help Mohammad document let's first deal with how to simply match IP
sub-numbers 0
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