I am having the same problem. All my wikis saved a few days ago. Now,
after not using them for a couple of days, none save in the usual way - I
have to save manually using the standard firefox method and overwrite the
current file. Downloading the latest version of TW5, Firefox and Tiddlyfox
Mat that is brilliant. Ideas like that should be linked into the main TW
documentation - simple and very effective. It shows that CSS is not just a
way of tweaking the appearance of text - which I must admit was always my
impression.
Howard
On Wednesday, September 2, 2015 at 10:26:02 AM
Surely finding the marked up text is possible - the regexp filter could do
that. One option might be to modify this filter (or have a variant of the
filter) so the output is the text string found rather than the title of the
tiddler containing it. Or would this not be feasible ?
Howard
On
Hi Changoon
Slight amendment to my previous reply - it assumed the ToC is headed by a
tiddler called "Library". If Library is just a tag then you just have to
replace every occurrence of [Library] in the suggested filter with
tag[Library].
Hope this works for you
Howard
On Monday, August 24
Hi
I think Jed is right that there is no general method, but I find this works
for me in practice (using your Library as the top tag).
- the $list filter "[all[tiddlers]!prefix[$]] -[[Library]]
-[[Library]tagging[]] -[[Libary]tagging[]tagging[]]" will list all the
ordinary tiddlers not in t
I think this would be a big improvement to what is already an excellent app.
The main gain, for me, would be that orientation - where you are in the
wiki, how you got there & what is open - would be much more intuitive. I
know that this information can be gleaned from the open and recent tabs
Thanks Tobias
That is a very useful guide which hit the key difficulty in using CSS on
the layout - knowing the name of the element you need to change. I now
have the titles reformatted.
Best wishes
Howard
On Thursday, December 11, 2014 3:38:53 AM UTC, HowardM wrote:
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> The documen
The documentation explains how to use a stylesheet to change the body font
and the theme tweaks allow you to change its size. How do you change the
title display font & size ?
Grateful for any advice
Howard
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I tried tweaking the Vanilla theme to change the font size for the tiddler
body - as I did so the entire panel information vanished to be replaced by
empty boxes. My normal tiddlers failed to render as well. Deleting the
panel did not work - the new one had the same problem. Have I
misunde
The documentation for the tabs macro says that the fourth parameter is for
"additional CSS classes for the three wrappers DIV of the tab".There is
no explanation of what these DIV wrappers are, as far as I can see.Can
anyone please explain which aspects of the tabs' appearance can be cha
Hi Stephen
I have accumulated a large volume of notes over the years covering all the
subjects I have been interested in (including Open University courses I
have taken). I have tried many different types of software to both store
these and easily show cross-links between different subjects -
I have a large file which is very slow to save individual tiddler edits on
my iPad - I gather this is a recognised issue with the current version of
the app which will be addressed in a future version of it. In the
meantime, I would like to split the file based on tags, but cannot find a
way o
I have a large file which is very slow to save individual tiddler edits on
my iPad - I gather this is a recognised issue with the current version of
the app which will be addressed in a future version of it. In the
meantime, I would like to split the file based on tags, but cannot find a
way o
it is relevant, but only four tiddlers had been
loaded into TW5.1 when the theme change occurred and that did not include
the tiddler calling this macro .
Regards
Howard
On Sunday, September 21, 2014 7:20:58 AM UTC+1, HowardM wrote:
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> I have several TW5 files, all using the vanilla theme
I have several TW5 files, all using the vanilla theme with a light grey
background and white tiddlers without a border. All but one look exactly
the same after upgrade (I am upgrading by using an empty TW5.1 and
importing the tiddlers from the existing file). One, however, switches to
a comp
I find data dictionaries very useful for storing short pieces of
information but am struggling to extract the data except in the simplest
way. In the $list widget I can list, search & sort the indexes to a data
tiddler, then display the corresponding values, but cannot find any way of
selectin
Hi Kevin
The following code works if placed in a tiddler with a list field
containing the tags.
<$list filter ="[list[]]" variable="mytag"><><$list
filter="[all[tiddlers]tag]">{{!!title}}
The result is a list of tags and, for each tag, a list of the tiddlers
tagged with it. Obviously you ca
Dominic, Alberto
Thanks for your prompt replies. Both solutions are great.
Howard
On Wednesday, June 18, 2014 10:54:55 AM UTC+1, HowardM wrote:
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> Hi
>
> I have a number of lists, using the $list widget, in which I display two
> or three of the fields for each of the filtered
Hi
I have a number of lists, using the $list widget, in which I display two or
three of the fields for each of the filtered tiddlers, with a separator
such as a space or comma between the fields. I would prefer to display the
results of each list as a table but, if I separate the fields with t
- this depends on the value of another field of the
tiddler I am trying to sort.
The upshot is that I have had to use a rather different approach which now
works satisfactorily.
Thanks for your efforts in trying to find a solution
Regards
Howard
On Thursday, June 5, 2014 5:24:32 PM UTC+1,
Thursday, June 5, 2014 5:24:32 PM UTC+1, HowardM wrote:
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> I have a list widget with the filter sorting by a field which contains
> just a Javascript macro call of the form <>.I can sort
> successfully by any other field and transclude the macro field within the
> list widge
flexibility and performance. Even with
this constraint, TW5 still represents by far the most effective way of
storing & recovering data in the several databases I use.
Best wishes
Howard
On Thursday, June 5, 2014 5:24:32 PM UTC+1, HowardM wrote:
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> I have a list widget with the filt
I have a list widget with the filter sorting by a field which contains just
a Javascript macro call of the form <>.I can sort
successfully by any other field and transclude the macro field within the
list widget, but sorting by the macro field gives a sort by title.
The situation is fair
s morning, it worked. I
can only assume that I made a fundamental mistake yesterday and could not
see it for looking.
I must say I am very impressed with the power of TW5, even if I sometimes
fail to get things right first time.
On Saturday, May 31, 2014 3:59:36 PM UTC+1, HowardM wrote:
I can transclude the contents of fields and dictionary entries using the
formats {{tiddler!!field}} and {{tiddler##index}} but I can only make the
former (field) work as a macro or widget parameter. Transcluding a data
dictionary entry as a parameter - say parameter={{tiddler##index}} -
resul
The default search conducts searches letter by letter as the search term is
entered. This is fine on my laptop but is painfully slow on my iPad,
where entering each letter after the first has to wait until the search on
the letters previously entered has been completed. So if the search te
, HowardM wrote:
>
> While I am very impressed with the growing functionality of TW5, I am
> having problems of slow speed on my iPad, compared with TWC.
>
> For example, opening a tiddler via a link is virtually instantaneous on a
> large TWC file (3Mb) but takes several sec
While I am very impressed with the growing functionality of TW5, I am
having problems of slow speed on my iPad, compared with TWC.
For example, opening a tiddler via a link is virtually instantaneous on a
large TWC file (3Mb) but takes several seconds with TW5 on a considerably
smaller file (1M
I ran across this problem when testing the import of tiddlers from a large
classic file into TW5. The solution that worked for me was to open the TW5
file in a text editor (I used TextWrangler which is free) and do a global
replace of the string: type="text/x-tiddlywiki" to the string:
type="t
ou can still click the save button to force a
> save - this can be useful for example if you want to save while you're in
> the middle of editing a tiddler.
>
> Are you using TWEdit on iOS?
>
> Best wishes
>
> Jeremy
>
>
>
> On Tue, Mar 4, 2014 at 1:04 PM,
Can anyone explain what the effect of clicking the save icon (top right
above the search box) is in this version. Each time I amend a tiddler now
and click its 'tick' icon I get a yellow "saved wiki" message. If I
reload the file the amendments show. So what else is saved if you click
the
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