[tw5] Regex or loops in filter notation?

I wish I could put a regex in a filter, in order to select all fields whose identifiers begin with the same group of characters in tiddlers inheriting one of my templates. The needed functionality is to loop through different fields with the same name except for a number at the end, outputting

[tw5] Re: Transcluding through templates to preserve line breaks

> Have you tried using the mode="block" parameter of the $transclude widget? > I hadn't. That's an ideal solution. It works as expected. > > https://tiddlywiki.com/#TranscludeWidget > > Alternatively, if you surround the $transclude with ..., that > should also preserve the line breaks and wh

[tw5] Transcluding through templates to preserve line breaks

I use the *<$transclude>* widget to use some tiddlers as data sources for the content rendered in other tiddlers. I need to have the line breaks and white space from the data tiddler preserved. I think what I need to do is use a *template* attribute in the widget, in order to render the conten

[tw5] Re: Template transclusions from variables or fields or macros

> However a slight variation looks similar > {{{ [] }}} > The triple braces allow you to use a inline filter > > That appears to be the sort of functionality I was looking for; a way to substitute into the transclusion syntax. However, I can't quite get it to work; I'm having better luck with t

[tw5] Re: Template transclusions from variables or fields or macros

On Thursday, November 28, 2019 at 1:42:05 PM UTC-5, Mark S. wrote: > > I'm not sure how you're activating your template. > I was simply transcluding the template with the *{{||templateName}}* notation, following the example . I didn't k

[tw5] Template transclusions from variables or fields or macros

I have a template for objects representing documents. I want to transclude the text content of the specified document from the tiddlers for that document as an object. Every document has a tiddler with various information about the document. Most of this information is stored in fields and outp

[tw5] Re: Multiple widgets from template transclusion

Confirmed. That was the issue. *<$view field="caption" />* allows for the subsequent widgets to also show up. Thanks for answering. -- 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,

[tw5] Multiple widgets from template transclusion

Why will only one *<$view>* widget from my template tiddler show up in the tiddlers that transclude the template? I have data stored in fields in my tiddlers, and I want those fields to be rendered into the tiddler based on the template that I transclude inside each tiddler. However, I can only

[tw] [TW5] New system tiddlers as tags

I created three original system tiddlers -- *$:/_type/lectures* and two others with the same naming convention. I tagged all my main content tiddlers to one or another of these three system tiddlers, and I successfully used the system tiddlers to populate a drop-down menu containing three tabs

[tw] Re: (TW5) Concordance weaving in TiddlyWiki 5

Thanks for explaining the TWC plug-in. We use AutoWeavePlugin in Tiddlyspace. I don't know if "weaving" means anything apart from the specific implementation of tag adding/removal in AutoWeavePlugin and related TWC plug-ins. Even apart from implementing my own current project, I am curious as

[tw] (TW5) Concordance weaving in TiddlyWiki 5

I'm tagging all the important words in the Book of Enoch in order to make something like concordance in a TiddlyWiki 5 file. I will need to manipulate my choices regarding which words to be included. I would like to be able to replicate the functionality that AutoWeavePlugin has in TiddlyWiki C

[tw] <> labels in different versions

I noticed that in TiddlySpace, trying to create a label for a <> macro doesn't work, but it does work in an empty, downloaded TiddlyWiki Classic file. For instance, <> produces the word "happy" surrounded by the box outline that produces the list of tiddlers tagged with EmotionState in plain Tid

[tw] Re: [TWC] Setting variables from links

That looks like a fantastic solution. Thanks much. On Sunday, February 15, 2015 at 1:25:46 PM UTC-5, Eric Shulman wrote: > > > < valueB:'B']]>> > < valueB:'D']]>> > > I don't understand exactly what the values represent. Wha

[tw] Re: [TWC] Setting variables from links

Yes. I know that plain TiddlyWiki Classic isn't the most precise platform for developing an interactive story. I know of Twine. But I'm specifically doing this project in TiddlySpace in order to learn it and to find out what I can do with the interface. (And it's for a college assignment.) --

[tw] Re: [TWC] Setting variables from links

On Sunday, February 15, 2015 at 12:55:38 PM UTC-5, whatever wrote: > > Are you trying to write an interactive "choose your own adventure" story? > Yes. I know that plain TiddlyWiki Classic isn't the most precise platform for developing an interactive story. I know of Twine. But I'm specifically

[tw] Re: [TWC] Setting variables from links

On Sunday, February 15, 2015 at 11:45:05 AM UTC-5, Stephan Hradek wrote: > > To be honest: I don't understand your problem. Can you elaborate? Maybe > you have an example to look at online? > Sure. Here is the intended introduction tiddler

[tw] [TWC] Setting variables from links

Is there a way either to set a variable in the destination tiddler of a link, or else to call a conditional based on filter operators to select between different possible destination tiddlers? I wish syntax like this were possible: [[link|Destination

[tw] Re: [TWC] Fwd: All About ToggleText

NestedSlidersPlugin seems flexible and useful. The aesthetic is different from what I intended. (I wanted a link that would disappear when clicked, leaving expanded text in its place.) However, I can see that this is a powerful and flexible option that certainly works just as well functionally.

[tw] Re: [TWC] Fwd: All About ToggleText

> > > Does that make sense? > > So, *SomeTiddler* can contain *anything*, a script, just wikitext, > whatever you want it to... like *ToggleText*. > First, thanks again for the explanations. I'm not sure what kind of ultimate project I'm going to be developing in TiddlyWiki Classic yet, but yo

[tw] Re: [TWC] Fwd: All About ToggleText

On Saturday, February 7, 2015 at 2:59:00 AM UTC-5, Tobias Beer wrote: > > All About ToggleText > > > By the way, what exactly is *ToggleText* and where to find it? > My TiddlySpace inherited ToggleText from a set of spaces included by class projects at my university -- mostly just a set of commo