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New nodes that are created inside Tiddlers a named with a Unique Number. I understand the need for a Unique number, but as a user, it would be easier if the Node shows Content as the title instead of UID.

Attaching the current UI and proposed UI.

I started using TiddlyResearch (and TW5) just two days ago, hence I am not sure if this feature already exists.

Recently I found a branch of TiddlyWiki, which is called TiddlyRoam. The main reason it attracts me is it has the support of graph maps. I was hopping @kebifurai can add this function to TiddlyResearch too.
I'm pretty in favor of the theme and anki support, but when I try to manually install the TiddlyMap, it failed to show the Map tab in the side bar.

To recreate;

Open a TiddlyResearch example at https://kebifurai.github.io/TiddlyResearch/, click on folders -> Tutorial -> GIFs. Javascript error comes up.

Tested on;

OS : Linux
Browser : Brave, Chrome and Firefox (all latest versions)

Real Life Situations;

Came across this problem when working with my own tiddlers which makes this excellent version of tiddlywiki unusable.

Since there are four different types of references in reference plug in of tiddly research, footer of some of the tiddlers get populated with too many references. It will be better if you provide an option to toggle on and off each type of reference separately in the reference plug in settings so that the user can decide which is needed depending on the use case

The Project Manager stores the content of tasks in titles and justifies whether a tiddler is a task by todo tag.

This means tasks are treated differently from a note block. I made some explorations by replacing the tag[todo] filter with [regexp:text[^TODO ]]. Then we can create tasks everywhere by writing down TODO blah blah. This is very similar to org-agenda.

Excellent work!
I'm just moving over to TiddlyResearch as I'm limited in my tool selection due to 1) rules, 2) colleague buy in ramp 3) needs for simplicity.

The folders navigation system is key for number 2).

Sadly I'm a big fan of mind maps so I'll have to use a separate tiddlywiki for tiddlymaps. But that's not necessarily a bad thing.

What I'd like to know is, if I'm backing up or sharing a TiddlyResearch wiki, do I need the folders to go with it as it travels? (tiddlers + plugins)

Or are those included for completeness?

Bullet point-based hierarchical note taking structure is great. However, there would be two many tiddlers without meaningless titles shown at places like recent tiddlers and references.

I would suggest giving them a field when generating and ignoring them from recent tiddlers based on this field. As for the references, I think displaying the top-level tiddlers a block belongs to instead of the block itself would be better. And a popup box with the contents of the block can be shown when mouses hover on the reference tag.

Can you try adding keyboard shortcuts as in navigator plug in for

1. editing and closing the focussed tiddler.
2. navigating to the right of the horizontal story river to the next tiddler after the focused one.
3. navigating to the left of the horizontal story river to the previous tiddler before the focused one.
   This would make using TW much faster.
   I tried add the navigator plug in to tiddlyresearch, but it was showing Internal JavaScript Error.

Am attaching a copy of BTC's navigator plug in for ur reference.
navigator.html.zip

shift-cmd-M keyboard shortcut does not work as expected when viewing TiddlyResearch in chrome or TiddlyDesktop and editing a Tiddler.

Expected Behavior: Highlighting marks added
Actual Behavior: opens chrome multiuser switcher

Remapping the keyboard shortcut does not change the behavior but does work correctly in some instances such as adding a Node Note.

Hello, recently started using your TW5 edition, and I'm enjoying its functionality.

One suggestion I have is to include configuration settings that make the preview window that pops on on shift+mousover customizable. I am using the bibtex and refnotes plugins for academic research. With them, I have a custom view of my reference notes that does not show up in the preview.

I was able to edit the preview template to add what I needed with the help of Saq over at the Google group. However, having an option in the control panel to determine what is included in that preview would be a really great idea.

Here is a reference to my conversation at the google group for further explanation: Refnotes/Bibtex modifications?

When I'm working on a single tiddler it occupies a quite small area on the left side of my screen. This looks like a waste of space, and sometimes it's a bit frustrating to not being able to resize it to occupy at least half of the entire available width.

I believe that this would be solved if the tiddler's width could be modified, manually or automatically, when there are enough screen space to fit all opened tiddlers.

I find myself often wanting some nodes to be numbered instead of bullet points. It would be great if we had the option for a node to be displayed with either a bullet or a sequential number much like we can with wikiText.

Hello,
I'm trying to install the editor-autolist plugin but there is something going wrong. When I create a new tiddler, type "#" or "*", and then press enter, the entire line is replace by an empty line. The expected behavior with this plugin would be to jump to the next line and repeat the symbol.

I'm running TiddlyResearch v1.3. Is this plugin not compatible with this version?

Beautiful work so far on this theme. Its very clean and mobile friendly! I was wondering if you would be interested in integrating syntax highlighting for code blocks using Highlight.JS or some other system.

Hello,

I had a feature question. Is there a way to drag a tiddler block so it is reused and embedded in a new tiddler that one might be creating (like a draft of an article)? I just watched how you could do this in roam and wondered if there is a way to do that. If not possible, is there a way to copy the title of the tiddler block so I could type it within {{tiddler block Title}}?

I really love what you’ve done in TiddlyResearch. You just have to change the way you think about a “tiddler.” In your modification, the tiddler is really a block. It’s ingenious. Thank you for creating it!

I use tiddlyresearch and have noticed when I drag and drop backlinks from other streams the tiddler is removed from the old stream. If I hold the shift key it's transcluded. How can I make this be default? Would really like to drag and drop backlinks without the concern of removing them from old notes.

Thamks for the help, great stuff here.

It looks like the source projects are permissively licensed but that doesn't imply that this is.

What software license is TiddlyResearch released under?

Hi kebifurai, I am an end user, not a programmer. I've been using tiddlywiki scroll version for writing my exam notes, and recently switched to your tiddlyresearch version because your version does extremely well navigating between tiddlers for me (I often have to refer four or five tiddlers at a time)--the horizontal story view, stacking tiddlers, working on tiddlers side by side are just perfect. Can you also include something sort of tiddler search that only searches within an individual tiddler (simple ctrl+f or tiddler search is really messy and tedious when you want to search inside one long tiddler, but when you have tens of tiddler open)--I tried a workaround and I got some code in dyannotate plugin, which I copy paste sometimes into the tiddler for having a search box only for a particular tiddler. It would be really great if I can just click a search button placed in tiddler view bar that can search only that tiddler.

Hi,

I’m wondering if there would be a benefit in adding something like “forward-links”. I have 10 years worth of Evernote/ googlekeep notes and I’m importing them into TiddlyResearch. They are obviously not linked to any tiddlers.

What would be great actually is if these unlinked notes would show potential tiddlers/tags that they could link to. It’s really just the “mirror image“ of the back-link feature that you already implemented. So TiddlyResearch would suggest potential links and by clicking these links, it would then create the bi-directional link for real. What do you think? Would this be useful?
Perhaps I’m not seeing the problems with this approach (or maybe it could already be done using another plugin?), but it sounds really good to me. :-)

Thank you for considering.

Thanks

Let me know if you need further hooks or the ability to customize Streams beyond what is currently possible: https://saqimtiaz.github.io/streams/#FAQs

Hello,
Thank you for this modification on Tiddlywiki. It looks great! Can you point me to instructions/walkthrough how I can connect this with Anki? I couldn't figure it out! Thank you.

Hi, thanks for your good work!

I can see you have linonetwo in your credit list, but it actually point to my friend borber's wiki.

Can you update it to my wiki https://onetwo.ren/wiki
Or my plugin repo https://github.com/linonetwo/tiddlywiki-plugins
Or my tg note https://github.com/tiddly-gittly/TiddlyGit-Desktop

Thanks!

Wow, this is a great looking project! I prefer running tw on node rather than the HTML file. I don't see instructions on how to do this (assume it would likely be a little manual). Could you kindly confirm if this is/can be done and - if not - if it's on the roadmap? Thanks!

It would be great if I had the option in your references configuration tiddler to choose a field other that text for mentions. Configuration would be (1) identify the field and (2) check yes for mentions in that field.

Use Case: I'm using the bibtex plugin to easily import tiddlers for specific book and journal articles that I cite. One of the fields for this is a keywords field. This keywords field has the names of certain "topic tiddlers" that are broad topics for my research. For instance, one of them is "Urban Research". I already have a topic tiddler of that title, and many of my imported references have this as a keyword. If I could chose in your configuration tiddler to have mentions in that field show up, that would populate all of my topic tiddlers with any mentions from bibtex references.

At current, I have to move them into the text field for that to happen.

Steps to recreate

Create a new tiddler named "DFS" (without the quotes). On opening it, you might notice a DFS of nodes, i.e, new nodes being created on next level without a limit.

Screenshot: