Re: [tw5] How to show N symbols based on numeric tiddler field value

ple https://rudimentarylathe.wiki/#My%20Books%20-%20TEST > clear extra wikitext, delete the macro getSras and just > > Working on a better way to render the list of books. > > Here's a failed attempt using ~TiddlyTables: > > <> > > > Tested on your wiki, I get the

Re: [tw5] How to show N symbols based on numeric tiddler field value

for >>> better, I sure you will get alternatives >>> >>> >>> \define getStars() <$list filter="[range[1,$(vl-stars)$]]">* >>> >>> <$list filter="[all[current]has[rating]get[rating]]" variable="vl-stars">

Re: [tw5] How to show N symbols based on numeric tiddler field value

tars)$]]">* > > <$list filter="[all[current]has[rating]get[rating]]" variable="vl-stars"> > <> > > > > The above can be used inside a vietemplate if you like to have stars > automatically displayed! > Adopt if you like to

[tw5] How to show N symbols based on numeric tiddler field value

I have a "rating" field that contains a number from 1-5. When generating a table (or list) of rated tiddlers, I want to display the rating as a number of stars. e.g. ★★ or ★★★ etc corresponding to the value in rating for each tiddler. For the life of me, I can't figure out how to do this. Is

[tw5] Re: A tour through my Zettelkasten

to decide if I want to go back to my original version or steal (ehem, borrow) what Soren's done, since it pretty much nails it. Anyway, thanks! On Wednesday, May 5, 2021 at 3:29:30 PM UTC-4 Jack Baty wrote: > This looks to have nothing to do with Soren's script. It fails simply >

[tw5] Re: A tour through my Zettelkasten

This looks to have nothing to do with Soren's script. It fails simply doing this... tiddlywiki rl-wiki --savewikifolder public-wiki/wiki 1680 of 2200 tiddlers are exported. Still don't know how to find the offending tiddler(s) though :) On Wednesday, May 5, 2021 at 2:57:56 PM UTC-4 Jack Baty

[tw5] Re: A tour through my Zettelkasten

Thanks for this, Soren. I was practically hyperventilating while watching the video as I watched you address one thing after another that I struggle with. Namely, the public vs private distinction. Your approach is exactly what I would like to use. Your script works great on a test subset of

Re: [tw5] [INTRO] List of similar and related tiddlers

I love this. Wondering if it can replace my current "backlinks" footer. I have switched to almost always using CamelCaseLinks rather than [[Bracket Links]] so the list of best matches is basically backlinks anyway. It does have me thinking about my use of CamelCaseLinks though, since it limits

[tw5] Re: When "sameday" seems to mean "yesterday"

Woah, that'll take a minute to get through, but looks awesome! Thank you. On Tuesday, March 23, 2021 at 6:50:03 AM UTC-4 TW Tones wrote: > Jack, > > I have attempted to document it all, see here > , for what I > wish I had when new to

[tw5] Re: When "sameday" seems to mean "yesterday"

Soren, this is fantastic, thank you! I must say that your recent video on YouTube has advanced my understanding of TiddlyWiki faster and farther than several years of muddling about on my own with docs and scattered resources. I'm very much looking forward to Grok TiddlyWiki. Jack On Sunday,

[tw5] Re: When "sameday" seems to mean "yesterday"

dler. This will eventually be a macro, possibly. >> >> >> On Saturday, March 13, 2021 at 9:48:39 AM UTC-5 Jack Baty wrote: >> >>> I'm still tinkering with this. >>> >>> Thanks to Mark for suggesting adding the Timezone to the sameday filte

[tw5] Re: When "sameday" seems to mean "yesterday"

March 13, 2021 at 9:48:39 AM UTC-5 Jack Baty wrote: > I'm still tinkering with this. > > Thanks to Mark for suggesting adding the Timezone to the sameday filter. > That works, but I can't find it documented anywhere. On the DateFormat > page <https://tiddlywiki.com/#DateFo

[tw5] Re: When "sameday" seems to mean "yesterday"

to just include the MMDD formated date as part of the filter operator without setting a variable, right? And it's probably something obvious and simple that I've overlooked. I get confused around "<>" vs "$foo$" vs "$(foo)$" vs "[[foo]]" and I cannot f

[tw5] Re: When "sameday" seems to mean "yesterday"

I'll try the offset, thanks. I'd be happy with a string match on "20210302*", too though, as that's always the day I'm looking for. Half the reason I got out of development was to avoid dealing with timezones :) On Tuesday, March 2, 2021 at 1:18:08 PM UTC-5 Mark S. wrote: > If you add your

[tw5] When "sameday" seems to mean "yesterday"

I'm guessing this is related to timezone/display issues I've seen mentioned elsewhere, but there's something I don't understand about the `sameday` operator. Here's the filter I'm working on: ``` <$list filter="[sameday:created[20210302]!is[system]!tag[Journal]]" >

[tw5] Re: Error running savewikifolder

Thanks for testing it. I hadn't considered the mess that was my set of plugins so I removed everything not required or being used, then re-ran the command to build the node version without error! When starting the wiki the first time I got an error about missing plugins... > Plugins required

[tw5] Error running savewikifolder

I'm trying to convert my single-file html wiki for use via Node.js. I've typically done this using the following... `tiddlywiki --load ./index.html --savewikifolder ./newwikifolder` Here's what happens with the wiki I'm trying to convert... ``` node:internal/fs/utils:821 throw new

[tw5] Re: "TypeError: etag is null" when logged in running and running via Node.js in Firefox

> suggest opening the wiki in Private mode and if the issue doesn't replicate > in that mode, then start disabling add-ons in regular mode until it goes > away. > > On Saturday, May 2, 2020 at 2:02:39 PM UTC, Jack Baty wrote: >> >> Other notes: The cloud icon remai

[tw5] Re: "TypeError: etag is null" when logged in running and running via Node.js in Firefox

Other notes: The cloud icon remains red with the syncing animation running continuously. Choosing logout from the menu returns a 404 message. -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWiki" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving

[tw5] "TypeError: etag is null" when logged in running and running via Node.js in Firefox

I've decided to go back to running TiddlyWiki via Node.js on the server. I've been running locally with Node for a while, so I simply copied the entire wiki folder to the server and configured the web server (Caddy) as a reverse proxy. I'm using the following config to start the service...

[tw5] Re: Feedback needed for experimental update to TiddlyBlink

Very Roam-like! It does require a rather wide window, even with the sidebar closed. You mentioned the gap so maybe that would help. I often use the side-by-side feature in Roam, but haven't felt the need for it with TiddlyWiki because I use the "classic" story view so clicking a link opens

[tw5] Re: Tab behavior and the tag picker

That does work as a an alternative way to dismiss the tag picker, thanks. On Wednesday, April 15, 2020 at 2:18:50 PM UTC-4, PMario wrote: > > Hi Jack, > > I do have a workaround. > > >- If you tab into the tag-editor >- tab 1 more time and the dropdown chevron is selected. >- If

[tw5] Tab behavior and the tag picker

When tabbing into the Tag field, a list of tags (tag picker?) pops up and I can either click to select or type a tag name. The problem is that when I don't want to add a tag (90% of the time for me), tabbing out of the tag field does not dismiss the tag picker. Seems like it should. I have to

[tw5] Re: TiddlyBlink - fixed, new location, accompanying example file

As one of the people preferring to see the titles, I'm happy to see them back. (Although I wouldn't say I "insisted" on them :)). Based on how you seem to be using TiddlyWiki, I can see why you could do without them. For me they almost always add a useful additional bit of context, so thanks!

[tw5] Re: Roam-y style linking for TiddlyWiki, first attempt

Consider me excited! :). On Monday, January 27, 2020 at 10:00:47 AM UTC-5, David Gifford wrote: > > How would you like 95%? My Roam-y, especially with today's changes, > already take care of your bolded stuff. :-) > > On Monday, January 27, 2020 at 8:50:38 AM UTC-6, Jack Baty wr

[tw5] Re: Roam-y style linking for TiddlyWiki, first attempt

I've been keeping a TiddlyWiki vs Roam tiddler here: https://rudimentarylathe.org/#TiddlyWiki%20vs%20Roam The bold bits are what I find most valuable with Roam. With TiddlyWiki, I feel like between automatic, contextual backlinks, direct links from transcluded content to its source, and

[tw5] Re: Roam-y style linking for TiddlyWiki, first attempt

I've been practically living in Roam for the past six weeks and the way it handles and presents bi-directional linking is the game changer for me. It's the *context* that makes all the difference. I display backlinks in TiddlyWiki all the time, but only seeing the linked tiddler's title isn't

[tw5] Re: Briefly highlighting the tiddler I just clicked in the sidebar when it doesn't otherwise move

I think you're onto something here! I'll tinker with it, thank you. On Friday, March 1, 2019 at 7:43:28 AM UTC-5, BurningTreeC wrote: > > Hi @Jack Baty, > > there would be a way that involves editing the storyview javascript > tiddler ... that solution would be nice to have in th

[tw5] Re: Briefly highlighting the tiddler I just clicked in the sidebar when it doesn't otherwise move

That looks handy, thanks. On Friday, March 1, 2019 at 2:00:59 AM UTC-5, Thomas Elmiger wrote: > > https://tid.li/tw5/plugins.html#%24%3A%2Fplugins%2Ftelmiger%2FMyStory > > Guess a link might be helpful. > -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups

[tw5] Briefly highlighting the tiddler I just clicked in the sidebar when it doesn't otherwise move

I often have several small tiddlers visible at once in my browser. If I then click the title of one of those in the sidebar, nothing moves or otherwise happens in the story river. I know that I should just know which one I clicked, but I don't always. I'm wondering if there's a way to visually

[tw5] Re: Disqus (guest comments) for TiddlyWiki: comming soon

Commento.io is indeed quite nice. I was hoping to replace Disqus, and after looking at several commenting systems, I recently settled on Commento. The developer is concerned about privacy, and is reachable and responsive. I also find that the Commento UI is rather less "busy" than either Disqus

[tw5] Re: Google group search result links dead?

Yes, I am seeing the same thing. I thought it was a browser/plugin problem but all browsers I've tried behave the same way. Weird. On Thursday, February 14, 2019 at 12:39:37 PM UTC-5, Watt wrote: > > Is it just me or is anybody else finding that a search on this forum > produces a page of

[tw5] Re: Creating a link to a tiddler that opens target in edit mode

n use CSS to style buttons to look > like links. > > Have fun! > -- Mark > > On Wednesday, February 13, 2019 at 10:51:58 AM UTC-8, Jack Baty wrote: >> >> I feel like this is an easy one and I'm just missing it. >> >> I have a tiddler that transcludes my

[tw5] Creating a link to a tiddler that opens target in edit mode

I feel like this is an easy one and I'm just missing it. I have a tiddler that transcludes my most recent Journal entry. In that tiddler I have a link that navigates to the same transcluded tiddler. That part is easy, I just link to currentTiddler. <$list

[tw5] Re: Linking to DEVONthink and other apps with a URL scheme

day, February 12, 2019 at 7:47:56 AM UTC+7, Jack Baty wrote: >> >> Good questions. If I create a link in an HTML document with something >> like `x-devonthink-item://276FA79C-08F1-4E3B-9767-0E0E427F6498` as the URL >> (href), both Safari and Firefox (Mac) ask if it's ok t

[tw5] Re: Linking to DEVONthink and other apps with a URL scheme

Good questions. If I create a link in an HTML document with something like `x-devonthink-item://276FA79C-08F1-4E3B-9767-0E0E427F6498` as the URL (href), both Safari and Firefox (Mac) ask if it's ok to open the link in DEVONthink, and then will do so if I say "Allow" or "Open Link"

[tw5] Linking to DEVONthink and other apps with a URL scheme

I keep a lot of files in DEVONthink and I'd like to store links to them in TiddlyWiki. TW doesn't recognize the URL scheme (x-devonthink-item://), so the links don't work and just try creating a new tiddler. I found this old post

[tw5] Re: So overwhelmed...node.js on a godaddy shared hosting site?

Jennifer, I'm running 5.1.19 on a server. Here's an example startup command that works for me. /usr/local/bin/tiddlywiki /home/jbaty/apps/wiki/batywiki --listen "readers=(anon)" writers=jack username=notmyusername password=thisisnotmyrealpassword That by default runs on port 8080 on the

Re: [tw5] Re: Tiddlywiki Discord Server

so there's less clutter. If you're ever interested in helping admin > you can always let me know here or PM me on discord. > > Thanks, > -Reece > > On Fri, Jan 11, 2019, 2:48 PM Jack Baty > wrote: > >> I just joined, thanks for setting up the server. I love the ide

[tw5] Re: Changing title displayed when using the list macro

This is terrific and works like a charm, thanks for sharing it! Jack -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWiki" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to tiddlywiki+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com. To

Re: [tw5] Re: Tiddlywiki Discord Server

I just joined, thanks for setting up the server. I love the idea! That said, my first impression was one of being a bit overwhelmed. I feel that you may have done a bit of premature optimization with the channels :). Do you think it would helpful, especially for newcomers, to reduce the number

[tw5] Re: Changing title displayed when using the list macro

Eric, This should work now. > It does indeed, thank you! I have a lot to learn. -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWiki" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to

[tw5] Re: Changing title displayed when using the list macro

On Tuesday, January 8, 2019 at 11:42:10 AM UTC-5, Eric Shulman wrote: > > Instead of removing the "Word:" prefix in the main <$list> widget, just > match the desired titles as-is, so that the <$link> widget will get the > correct tiddler title for *navigation* purposes. > > Then, separately

[tw5] Re: Changing title displayed when using the list macro

This works perfectly, thanks! > But the big question is, why are you overloading the title? Good question! I've found that I prefer seeing the prefix in things like the sidebar (e.g. on the "Recent" tab) and in search results. I can search "Word:" and the results are nicely filtered for me.

[tw5] Changing title displayed when using the list macro

I have begun creating tiddlers for words I find interesting. Each tiddler's title is something like "Word: chiaroscuro" and I tag them with "Word" I am trying to display a comma-delimited list of tiddlers tagged with "Word" but would like each link to not include the "Word: " prefix, yet still

[tw5] Deleting draft tiddlers from one machine deleted the real tiddlers

I'm running TiddlyWiki via Node on a server. On my Mac at the office today I made a number edits and added some new tiddlers. At my home Mac I saw several red tab-like notifications at the bottom of my browser (Firefox). The notices (for lack of a better word) said things like "Draft of Some

[tw5] Re: Deciding between using a single file/Timimi or Node

I've ended up using several of the options. - Node on a server for rudimentarylathe.org - TiddlyDesktop for a collection of project-based wikis - Firefox/Timimi for several one-offs or for occasionally accessing the ones managed by TiddlyDesktop They all work great :) -- You

[tw5] Re: Login to make changes?

If you're running 5.1.19 you can pass a couple of parameters to the starting command and it works as you describe. https://tiddlywiki.com/#WebServer%20Basic%20Authentication For example, this works well on my server (although I use a file with usernames/passwords in production rather than as

[tw5] Re: TiddlyWiki Transclusion 101 question about displaying multiple tiddlers in a single tiddler

That *sort of* works. It includes the entire tiddler, including tools and wrappings so it's more than I actually need in this case. I do need to investigate the View Templates further, so thanks! -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWiki" group.

[tw5] Re: TiddlyWiki Transclusion 101 question about displaying multiple tiddlers in a single tiddler

I was struggling with $transclude so kind of gave up. Thanks for pointing be back in the right direction! The trick for me was having the mode parameter set to "block. I also wanted the title for each and it turns out that's as easy as using another $transclude macro with field="title". I also

[tw5] TiddlyWiki Transclusion 101 question about displaying multiple tiddlers in a single tiddler

I would like to collect (via tag or some other criteria) a number of tiddlers and display them all within another, single tiddler. This seems so basic and yet I can't seem to find an example. The other threads in the group all seem to be about solving much more complex issues so whosh,

[tw5] Re: Deciding between using a single file/Timimi or Node

The command I use for the secure wiki server is > > nohup start.sh & > > Thanks. I've been using `forever` successfully also, I upgraded my VPS and it seems to have resolved the OOM errors. I have been able to view and edit the wiki since the upgrade without issue. The only problem I am

[tw5] Re: Deciding between using a single file/Timimi or Node

Riz, Thank you, so far Timimi seems to be working very well. I don't mind keeping Firefox open, since I often do that for other reasons anyway. Now if you are worried about a God-forbid-something-happen kind of > situation, this is what I would suggest. > I wasn't aware of the backup

[tw5] Re: Deciding between using a single file/Timimi or Node

I'm going to try running things in Firefox with the Timimi add-on for a while. I did end up bumping the size of the EC2 instance, and that seemed to stop the OOM errors, but I was suddenly logged out, seemingly at random, every few minutes. I'll try using node again another time, but for now,

[tw5] Re: Deciding between using a single file/Timimi or Node

Thank you for the detail, Jed. I did test using Bob early in the process but felt like it might be more than I needed. I should take another look if I end up going with the Node option. On Friday, December 28, 2018 at 12:00:44 PM UTC-5, Jed Carty wrote: > > If you use the Node version you can

[tw5] Re: Deciding between using a single file/Timimi or Node

On Friday, December 28, 2018 at 10:14:27 AM UTC-5, Mark S. wrote: > > Why does your OS keep killing node? Is it a Pi or something with a small > amount of memory? > It's a pretty small EC2 instance, so that could explain OOM errors. Not sure I want to bump it just for running the wiki. If I

[tw5] Deciding between using a single file/Timimi or Node

I'm new (again) to TiddlyWiki and trying to decide howI should run it. My intent is to publish it, but I will be the only editor. I've tried using the new (5.1.19) basic auth/anonymous features and running it via node on a server. This is great, but the node process keeps getting killed by the