> One reason: I have several TWC's that cannot be
> upgraded/transferred/modified to, to TW5 (so far). These are highly
> functional/highly customized with plugins that don't exist in TW5 (again,
> so far).
>
Same here: I also do have a *heavily* customized TWC including more than
12'000 tid
>
> What are you trying to do here?
>
Just get the title of the tiddler within which I call the macro ...
> A widget inside a widget will never work directly. But this should work:
>
> <$macrocall $name="test-macro" title={{!!title}}/>
>
Yes, that did the trick ...
> So, there's no need fo
>
> You'd need to use https://tiddlywiki.com/#MacroCallWidget
>
Works: <$macrocall $name="test-macro" title=<>/>
Still struggling with getting the value out of the field itself ... the
following is not working:
<$macrocall $name="test-macro" title={{<$view field="title"/>}}/>
Also no clue how
>
> You are right. There's a problem.
>
> Easy fix would be to use the macro without a parameter.
>
Works when "$title$" is replaced at both place by "<>".
Thanks.
Still I would like to call the macro passing the tiddler like <>>>. How can I access the title field within the tiddler
itself? T
Hey Tony ;-)
> It is quite different to TWC - my technical understanding has improved
> since learning TW5
>
It is not that easy to get into TW5 even with some knowledge about TWC ...
> Here are a few tips I wish someone gave me when I started moving to TW5,
> not all will make sense right
>
> \define test-macro(title:<>)...
>
> This should use currentTiddler variable as the default variable, if no
> parameter is passed.
>
Must be doing something wrong ... now a new tiddler "<>" is
added which contains the field "filter-field". This is my test-macro:
\define test-macro(title:<>
>
> This is a "text substitution" ... So it's not a variable.
>
> Have a closer look at:
> https://tiddlywiki.com/#Macro%20Definitions%20in%20WikiText
>
Ok, my understanding grows ... thanks for the hint.
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Thanks, Mark.
> The macro is called like this: <>.
>
How would I have to call the macro when I would want to write the select
value in the calling tiddler (tiddler A)?
Content of tiddler A:
<>
{{$view field="title"}} is obviously not working.
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>
>- The select in the macro is this: <$select tiddler="""$title$"""
>field="filter-field">.
> - "$title$" is how the variable can be used?
> - What is <$select tiddler="""$title$""" doing? According to the
> SelectWidget reference attribute "tiddler" > *The title of
" doing? According to the
SelectWidget reference attribute "tiddler" > *The title of the
tiddler containing the value to be displayed/modified by the select
widget
(defaults to the current tiddler).* What is tiddler B in your example
intended for?
Many thanks for the quick answer, Mario. I'm going to look at your example
as soon as I can.
Cheers
Reto
Am Freitag, 17. August 2018 13:12:17 UTC+2 schrieb PMario:
>
> Hi Reto,
>
> You are on a good way.
>
> You can split your code into 3 elements.
>
> - The ma
I am trying to understand how the concept I used in TWC could be migrated
to TW5. That concept was: there is a tiddler A which contains a list (based
on ForEachTiddlerPlugin). It needs a parameter for filtering. There is a
tiddler B including a select list which is used for filtering the list. I
>
> Maybe just make the "All" value equal to "ExtendedBrain", since all
> results should match that.
>
Thanks, Mark, this works ... although I don't understand why.
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I would like to filter for tiddlers tagged with "ExtendedBrain" AND my
filter-filter:
<$select field="filter-field">
All
ExtendedBrainButton
ExtendedBrainHeadTemplate
...
<$list filter="[tag[ExtendedBrain]] +[tag{!!filter-field}]"
emptyMessage="Nothing found">
...
Expected result for "All" wa
> ... filter="[tag{!!filter-field}]" ...
>
That did the trick, thanks, Eric.
> use square brackets for literal values: tag[foo]
> use curly brackets for tiddler field references: tag{foo}
> use angle brackets for variable references: tag
>
I still struggle with navigating through the docume
First baby steps with the listWidget. Was unable to combine this with
select:
<$select field="filter-field">
All
ExtendedBrain
ExtendedBrainHeadTemplate
Name
Field "display_person_list"
<$list filter="[tag[{{!!filter-field}}]]" emptyMessage="Nothing found">
{{!!title}} {{!!fieldname}}
<$vi
olumn heading and what to display for each item in the list, in that
> column is specified in the column tiddler. A nice side effect is using a
> TagPill you can use drag and drop to reorder the columns. The columns
> typically refer to fields however they can make buttons available to a
Made some progress: I have now marked all my tiddlers in TWC which have to
be migrated. It's mostly lists (implemented with ForEachTiddlerPlugin in
TWC, to be migrated to filters), dropdowns (using ListboxPlugin in TWC, to
be migrated to SelectWidget?), buttons and then many java script pieces
>
> This is what I plan to do: import my TWC function tiddlers into a TW5,
> upgrade the tiddlers. Then check what TW5 does with my TWC functionality. I
> guess it will be marked some way. This are the gaps then. Then try find a
> way how I can include TW5 functions into TWC tiddlers in a way t
Hi Tony
First of all: I appreciat that you picked up the topic and continue the
conversation. As I am not able to spare a lot of time for the issue it may
take a while until I reply. Not to metion do real work on my side ...
Understood. As highlighted below not as manual as you think, yes much
That is TWC code ... I didn't migrate this to TW5. As far as I know in TW5
modules may used for JavaScript:
https://tiddlywiki.com/#Modules
Have no experience with TW5. Sorry.
Am Mittwoch, 6. Juni 2018 03:18:05 UTC+2 schrieb TonyM:
>
> Reto,
>
> Thanks but I do not have en
n uniqueId;
};
config.options.extendedBrainFormatUniqueId = "0MM0DD0hh0mm0ss";
Am Samstag, 2. Juni 2018 11:26:56 UTC+2 schrieb TonyM:
>
> Reto,
>
> Are you able to share the method you use to increment the date time. I
> belive milliseconds MMM can now be added to date time stamps.
>
> Of course I
have
TWC content which is ignored in TW5?
Cheers
Reto
Am Sonntag, 3. Juni 2018 09:14:48 UTC+2 schrieb TonyM:
>
> Reto,
>
> I know where you are coming from because I have a large TWC myself, but
> basically I am developing new TW5 solutions and retaining my TWC as an
> archi
Just my 2 cents on the topic since I am working with unique ids since a few
years. I developed my own functions within TWC but maybe the concept and
experience might be interesting.
What was my motivation to introduce unique ids? Mainly because I wanted to
be able to change the title of tiddler
I am using TWC since 10 years and it is heavily customized and contains a
lot of tiddlers (> 12'000 in total, about 140 with some kind of functions).
Nevertheless my aim is to migrate to TW5. One problem is to identify parts
which needs to be rewritten.
I wonder if there is a way how I could ma
Anyone using the ImportTiddlersPlugin with a HTTPS-URL? When I try to open
[1] then I get this error:
Opening https://tank.peermore.com/tanks/ExtendedBrain/extended_brain
Could not open
l:\[MY_LOCALPATH]\https:\\tank.peermore.com\tanks\ExtendedBrain\extended_brain
- error=(filesystem error)
I:
>
> Wich version of TWC are you using? How good does this works? I'm really
> interested on it.
>
I am using Version 2.8.1. Until now I made only a few tests and am not
using it in a "productive" environment.
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> I have to further investigate how TS might be used in a simple way for
> users to keep their local TWC application up to date.
>
I am pretty near the required solution which looks like this:
- The TW containing all the plugins, macros and other tiddlers which are
part of the applicati
>
>
> I think you should use the TiddlySpace "include mechanism" not tiddler
> import.
> TS has the following behaviour out of the box.
>
> - A space consists of one or more other spaces.
> - let's say my space is: asdf
>
> It also contains those system spaces.
>
>- system-plugins
Thanks for the hint to Tank, didn't know this plattform.
> Drawback is that if the user chooses a feed he can't see the version
> > of the local installed tiddler compared to the version on the remote
> > TW and in the list of importable tiddlers.
>
> I didn't quite understand what that meant a
I am struggling to find a way to publish my TiddlyWiki based application
(means: a TWC containing third party plugins, a self written plugin, macros
und other necessary tiddlers > basically a bunch of tiddlers working
together).
The requirements and wishes:
1. Each application tiddler needs
I am currently thinking about to share a heavily cusotmized TW.
Unfortunately I couldn't come up with a bullet-proof to deploy new releases
to users. New release means: new or modified plugins and other tiddlers.
Let's say Customized TW (let's call it CTW) 1.0.0 was installed (downloaded
from s
On the quest of finding the best solution to publish a customized TW I am
playing with TiddlySpace. It is CORS enabled so users may import new or
updates tiddlers from there.
I do not want to overwhelm users with a big list of importable tiddlers and
it would be nice if it was indicated in the
Just to let you know in case anyone has similar problems: I am using TW
2.7.1 in Chrome/Iron on Windows 7 (64-Bit).
After upgrading to Java 7 Update 25 I couldn't save anymore. I uninstalled
Update 25 and installed Java 7 Update 21. Result: I could save again in TW.
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Perfect, works! Thanks for the quick response, Eric.
Cheers
Reto
On Friday, February 8, 2013 9:34:57 AM UTC+1, Eric Shulman wrote:
>
>
>
> On Feb 8, 12:29 am, Reto wrote:
> > I try to use the edit macro of EditFieldPlugin to update a "remote"
> > tiddler
I try to use the edit macro of EditFieldPlugin to update a "remote"
tiddler. I have some nasty tiddler titles containing dashes, slashes and
such.
Unfortunately I was not able to figure out the correct "surroundig" or
escaping. I had no luck with
<>
<>
<>
<>
Any hints?
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More than one time I experienced loss of data because I didn't follow my
own best practises:
1. Make sure that you there is a temporary copy of larger texts which are
written in a web form.
2. If you test Javascript in a browser (e.g. while developping in
TiddlyWiki) make sure that you save befo
help!
I allowed myself to test your donation functionality ... works ;-).
Cheers
Reto
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>
> You also need to declare the 'showWorkHeader' *object* before you
> define the 'handler' method:
>
> config.macros.showWorkHeader={};
> config.macros.showWorkHeader.handler = function (...) {
>...
> };
>
This is also done ... sorry, didn't pasted the whole code.
Was finally able to
>
> Your function declaration is a bit odd. The name of the function is
> 'handler' but you also declare 'showTitleOfField'. Try removing
> that extra name:
>
> config.macros.showWorkHeader.handler=function(...) {
Thanks, Eric. This is may first plugin, I did read tiddlywork.org, the
I have a template tiddler WorkHeader containing an <>.
I get the text of this template tiddler in an other tiddler by script:
*return store.getTiddlerText("WorkHeader");*
Everything is fine: The macro is rendered, the field is found.
Then I wrote a plugin which basically is doing the same:
*c
Yes, that's it. Thanks!
Reto
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Any idea how to avoid the NULL respectively replace it by an empty string
if match doesn't get any result?
tiddler.tags.join(" ").match(/[0-9]{4}-[0-9]{2}-[0-9]{2}/).replace(/\0/g,"")
ends up with "TypeError: Cannot call method 'replace' of null".
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I am using a tiddler per week-of-year with the title in the format
-KW0MM (via calendar plugin).
I would like to generate lists of tiddlers (with forEachTiddler)
within this wee-of-year tiddler for each day of the week. Those
tiddlers have a tag in the format -0MM-0DD.
I guess some (javas
Works like a charm, muchas gracias! And thanks for the helpfull
coments.
Cheers
Reto
On Jan 5, 11:23 am, Eric Shulman wrote:
> > < > 'tiddler.tags.sort().join("]]").contains(new RegExp("\-..
> > \-..","gm"))'
>
> >
With forEachTidler I am trying to find tiddlers with tags matching
certain patterns. I read carefully through the posts in this group
related to this topic but wasn't able to figure out a solution.
This is what I have:
<>
Date tags with format "-0MM-0DD" should be found. As far as I
understo
That's it! Thank you all!
Cheers
Reto
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> When it comes to extending TW via plugins or macros... you will loose
> all language customizations, ShadowStyleSheetDefaults or variable
> configuration in general that you've made in the plugin tiddler when
> you try to update from a non localized version.
This is what I am trying to avoid ...
myself...
For instance the ReminderMacros (http://
remindermacros.tiddlyspot.com/). How do I translate buttons and labels
separated from the installation? I do not want to loose the
translation if the macro was updated ...
Cheers
Reto
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I was not able to find suitable information on how to translate
plugins or macros in a propper way. Of course I found the translation
project (http://trac.tiddlywiki.org/wiki/Translations) but nowhere a
description of how to translate addons.
Any hints?
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