@Shaxine .. I'm pretty sure, that 5.2.0 has the same behaviour by default. .. So if it worked at your wiki, you probably changed something. I did also have a look at Nicola's homepage, which is linked somewhere. It still uses 5.2.0 and doesn't create any timestamps, if eg: an image.png is imported.
i'm using 5.2.1 and trying to select the 5 most recent "Journal" tagged tiddlers. this search filter works to sort by date created, but i cannot seem to figure out how to get a "reverse" sort. i am missing something for sure: '[tag[Journal]!sort:date[created]]+[limit[5]]'
:point_up: Edit: i'm using 5.1.22 and trying to select the 5 most recent "Journal" tagged tiddlers. this search filter works to sort by date created, but i cannot seem to figure out how to get a "reverse" sort. i have read the documentation butt i am missing something for sure: '[tag[Journal]!sort:date[created]]+[limit[5]]'
I cannot exactly understand your question, but I can tell you about the "reverse" behaviour and where it is.
Descending and Ascending for "sort" filter operator is controlled whether or not there is an ! before it. So consider testing this modification of your filter
[tag[Journal]sort:date[created]]+[limit[5]]also I don't think you need to have limit on separate filter run in this case. So in my opinion it can simply be: [tag[Journal]sort:date[created]limit[5]]
Documention reading tip: In the table for the operators where it says "output" there is "! output" this means when the operator is prefixed with "!" and what it does or what it does when it is without. So it is not always "reversing" (might be other behavior) but when supported in most cases it does.
so for sort: with ! is descending order, without is ascending order.
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hi, I'm new to tiddlywiki and moving from zim, is there some way to export from zim into tiddlywiki? Also, can I use tiddlywiki without node? (I'm new to TW, wanting to get into it for a while but never grokked it before)
although you don't get the multifile system i don't think
single file is fine for me, but the tool I found for exporting zim notes is using the individual tiddlers. Maybe I could use the nodejs version for that to create a wiki
although that's not working for me right now, it's probably better to copy the stuff that matters across manually
i think there are alternate webhosts but i don't know if any of them work anymore
ok. I think I'll just get the single file one and then start with that, move stuff across from zim
although manually rather than using this random bash script
or write my own converter
what's the recommended way to save with tiddlywiki in firefox? Using the built in system is fine but it gets a bit frustrating to re-"download" each time I save
I don't really want to have to use the nodejs version and run a server, but the tiddlyfox browser plugin is only on old firefox versions at thes point
I use Timimi ( https://github.com/ibnishak/Timimi)or twserver (https://github.com/K4rian/twserver-go) to save tiddlers. Both perform are quite well, thanks the developers.
so any of those will work
I wanted something that didn't require using a server that I then connected to on my local machine, and it does that job
i should check it out too! i'm trying to make my setup work well
I'm pretty happy with my setup right now. Got some notes I need to re-organise, but they're mostly old class notes. I got a basic task management thing going and now I'm starting to feel like I want to extend it
I see tiddlywiki being a good balance between having the cool features of other packages without me getting lost in it like I did in something like org or taskwiki
I don't have any problems with tiddloid, I'm not sure of any others
Also, does tiddlywiki have an IRC channel?
No one answered my question.
It appears there are no IRC channels.
@fcjz: there is a Discord server and reddit channel:
Chat on Discord at https://discord.gg/HFFZVQ8
https://www.reddit.com/r/TiddlyWiki5/
Chat on Discord at https://discord.gg/HFFZVQ8
https://www.reddit.com/r/TiddlyWiki5/
ok. I find "https://gitter.im/neovim/neovim" by click search bar on left bar
But "https://gitter.im/neovim/neovim" seem to focus on neovim development, is there any gitter chat for vim newbie？
is there an easy way to delete all tiddlers with a given tag in tw?
it seems you can do it with TW on node.js but not on the web version
jan Niko (Nico): Why not?
What about this way:
- Open the $:/AdvancedSearch
- Click Filter tab
- Write a valid filter that contains the tag you don't need (such as :
[tag[HelloThere]]) - Press the trash can icon
- Confirm
- They should be gone for good.
Trying to attach a screenshot to illustrate it