Thank you Mohammad for your answer.
I can confirm that it is working on TiddlyWiki.
However it is not exactly the behavior I was expecting.
Indeed when using the list-search macro, the filter option is different
from the text input.
You define the filter in the macro-call, for instance
On Thu, Feb 25, 2021 at 1:24 AM History Buff
wrote:
> Mohammad,
Hi Damon,
>
> Love this macro. I was wondering how I could use this with dynamic tables
> such that I could say display only 10 rows at a time and page through them.
>
>
Sure, you should be able to hack dynamic tables and add
How about (automatically) tagging changed tiddlers in the editor??
[[is[shadow]] contains all the automatic tiddlers, $:/config/AutoSave etc.
$/tags/ModifiedShadow from the editor would not.
Or include a comparison in the plugin display. Just happened to tinker,
might look something like
this
Is there any recent update on this?
MPTW with tagglyTagging is amazing useful. Can the current standard TW
achieve this behavior yet?
It's not clear from the link what still applies to the latest version.
On Thursday, June 2, 2016 at 10:21:01 PM UTC-6 Mat wrote:
> Yes, Tobias made a version
>
Mohammad,
Love this macro. I was wondering how I could use this with dynamic tables
such that I could say display only 10 rows at a time and page through them.
Thanks,
Damon
On Wednesday, February 24, 2021 at 9:24:53 AM UTC-7 Mohammad wrote:
> Eska,
>
> In tiddlywiki.com give a try for the
"Tags in TW can be whatever you want them to be." (I don't know how to
quote in Google groups).
I know! :) That statement is too broad for someone just starting out,
though. It's like "everything is a tiddler" or "everything is a list". The
lines get blurred really quickly and I'm
Interesting interpretations.
Tags in TW can be whatever you want them to be. It is probably most common
to use them for hierarcies and categories but it can really be arbitrary
keywords. A cool aspect, which I guess we see in many other tools as well
these days, is that tags can also be
Eska,
In tiddlywiki.com give a try for the code below. I assume you have you have
already the list-pages working in tiddlywiki.com
\define list-search-pages()
<$edit-text
tiddler="some-tiddler"
type="search"
tag="input"
default=""/>
><$macrocall $name=list-pages filter={{some-tiddler}}
Hi Eshka,
There is a similar macro in Shiraz!
To have a list-search like behavior, you can call list-pages as below
<$macrocall $name=list-pages filter={{some-tiddler}} ...
Then having a edit-text like below
<$edit-text
tiddler="some-tiddler"
type="search"
tag="input"
default=""
That's
Hello Mohammad,
Thank you for this useful macro.
I was wondering if it was possible to integrate it with Tobias list-search
macro (see below) since it would be a very powerful combination?
Best regards,
Eskha
\define list-search(
filter:"[tags[]]",
search:"search:title",
I'm a TW noob, I "know" about all these different TW pieces, but when it
comes to putting it together and "thinking" in a TW manner, then putting
something together, I tend to freeze up.
Tags are something fairly simple to grasp, but I didn't realize they needed
more preparation, and how they
There is nothing wrong with my tiddler, I just dragged it to tiddlywiki.com
and it works fine. So you may have made some prior changes to your file
that interferes?
The dropdown itself is tagged " $:/tags/EditToolbar" - if you have disabled
the toolbar, you also disable this dropdown.
The
In the call to *qualify *the xx$/state is used on purpose to see the
stateTid
Remove xx after test!
Best wishes
Mohammad
On Wed, Feb 24, 2021 at 3:55 PM Mohammad Rahmani
wrote:
> I have developed a* list-pages* macros similar to list-links, but it is a
> little lengthy
>
> \define
I have developed a* list-pages* macros similar to list-links, but it is a
little lengthy
\define list-pages(filter, entries-per-page:5, template,
stateTid:"pagingTid")
<$vars stateTid=<> >
<$vars total-entries={{{ [subfilter<__filter__>count[]] }}}
page-number={{{[get[text]] ~[[1]]}}} >
<$vars
Thank you Saq!
Now, I got the point with your detailed explanations!
Much appreciated!
Best wishes
Mohammad
On Wed, Feb 24, 2021 at 2:09 PM Saq Imtiaz wrote:
> [all[current]subfilter{tiddler-with-filter}]
>
> works when filter in tiddler-with-filter is something like:
>
> [tag[myTag]]
>
>
[all[current]subfilter{tiddler-with-filter}]
works when filter in tiddler-with-filter is something like:
[tag[myTag]]
*which tests conditions on its input (i.e. selection modifiers).*
However if the filter applied by your subfilter is of the form:
HelloThere (i.e. selection constructor)
It is
Hi again Saq!
On Wed, Feb 24, 2021 at 11:28 AM Saq Imtiaz wrote:
> Have you tried something like this (without using a set widget)
>
> [all[current]subfilter{tiddler-with-filter}]
>
> where the filter in tiddler-with-filter is something like:
>
> [tag[myTag]]
>
Tested above solution works but
Thank you. That worked like a charm.
Sent from my iPad
> On 24 Feb 2021, at 1:26 am, strikke...@gmail.com
> wrote:
>
>
> 3. How do I make an image called icon.png link to https://www.testsite.com?
>
> https://www.testsite.com/; target="_blank">{{icon.png}}
>
>> tirsdag den 23. februar
On Wed, Feb 24, 2021 at 1:10 PM Saq Imtiaz wrote:
> You don't need it, but it limits the input to the subfilter to a single
> tiddler which is much faster than evaluating it for all tiddlers.
> Furthermore this obviates the need for the match part.
>
Thank you! Let's give a try this new
You don't need it, but it limits the input to the subfilter to a single
tiddler which is much faster than evaluating it for all tiddlers.
Furthermore this obviates the need for the match part.
On Wednesday, February 24, 2021 at 10:16:51 AM UTC+1 Mohammad wrote:
> Hi Saq,
>
>
>
> On Wed, Feb
Hi Saq,
On Wed, Feb 24, 2021 at 11:28 AM Saq Imtiaz wrote:
> Have you tried something like this (without using a set widget)
>
> [all[current]subfilter{tiddler-with-filter}]
>
While subfilter is a selection constructor why we need all[current]?
>
> where the filter in tiddler-with-filter
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