*This looks just what it needs! This is what I meant at the beginning.*
But for the sake of curiosity π€ . I tried to do through the list.
*filter="[tags[]prefix[$:/]]"*
Is it possible to make a variable in a list that will collect all the
values?
*[all[]!is[system]] + '-[tag[*list result*]]
On Thursday, July 8, 2021 at 3:08:17 AM UTC-7 Eric Shulman wrote:
> Then, you want to delete all tiddlers matching that filter.
> You can do this directly using the filter tab in $:/AdvancedSearch.
> Just enter the filter syntax as shown above and then press the delete
> button (trash can icon)
>
On Thursday, July 8, 2021 at 2:21:37 AM UTC-7 miket...@gmail.com wrote:
> I realized that the task is more difficult. It is necessary not only to
> process it in a loop, but to form a new line with all the tags.
>
If I understand your goal, you want to *identify all tiddlers that are not
system
I realized that the task is more difficult. It is necessary not only to
process it in a loop, but to form a new line with all the tags.
Can TiddlyWiki work with strings? I have not found such examples anywhere.
In another language, I would do this:
t = "[all[]!is[system]]"
<$list filter="[tags[]p
Ok, but I can skip and delete something I want anyway. Forget the important
tag in a year or two :)
I have a list of tags *[tags[]prefix[$:/]]*
Can I wrap it like a ? Make a button action so it can process in a
loop?
<$action-deletetiddler...
Something like this, but I'm confused about the vari
Ok, but I can skip and delete something I want anyway. Forget the
important tag in a year or two :)
I have a list of tags [tags[]prefix[$:/]]
Can I wrap it like a ? Make a button action so it can process in a
loop?
<$action-deletetiddler...
Something like this, but I'm confused about the vari
Ok, but I can skip and delete something I want anyway. Forget the important
tag in a year or two :)
I have a list of tags [tags[]prefix[$:/]]
Can I wrap it like a ? Make a button action so it can process in a
loop?
<$action-deletetiddler...
Something like this, but I'm confused about the varia
miket,
You can remove and add back
[all[]!is[system]] [tag[$:/tags/MenuBar]] [tag[$:/tags/SideBar]]
Thus above is all tiddlers except system, tiddlers adding back those
tagged $:/tags/MenuBaror $:/tags/SideBar
Tones
On Wednesday, 7 July 2021 at 22:13:59 UTC+10 miket...@gmail.com wrote:
> T
This is understandable, but it requires additional actions. I can forget or
miss something in a hurry, I cannot do it with someone else's databases or
an old database, and so on. It's just that we already have the NECESSARY
attribute - the beginning of the tag with "$:/".
How can I subtract all
I think you are somewhat doing this around the wrong way.
Use a filter to list all your non-content tiddlers, eg the tiddler you use
in the side bar etc... macros etc...
- You may use a title prefix, tag or even a field with a value eg;
project=setup then the filter [all[]project[setup]]
I tried it doesn't fit. Since many records are not related to the system.
It is necessary to do on the tag, I think so. For example, new buttons with
the tag *$:/tags/SideBar*. This is not a system entry and it will
disappear.
Π²ΡΠΎΡΠ½ΠΈΠΊ, 6 ΠΈΡΠ»Ρ 2021 Π³. Π² 16:26:36 UTC+3, David Gifford:
> [!is[s
[!is[system]] in the filter tab of Advanced search. But make sure you don't
have any regular tiddlers that are needed for your template (base).
On Tuesday, July 6, 2021 at 5:58:04 AM UTC-5 miket...@gmail.com wrote:
> Let's say I set everything up and want to make a new base. I want to
> remove
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