- Search for a tiddler with "word1 word2" (as a string) and tagged "fubar".
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Thank you. Has anyone put together a plugin which is more suitable for non-geeks or geeks who only use complex search once in a while?I could learn how to use filter expressions, and I could probably retain that information for a few days. Then I'd come back and try and use it 3 months later and go, "Oh. Yeah. There *is* a way to search for strings and tags, but it just isn't worth the effort to re-learn filter syntax."It's not a matter of lazy. There are only so many things I can remain "current" on at a given time, and I have to prioritize.
On Fri, May 22, 2020 at 2:12 PM 'Mark S.' via TiddlyWiki <tiddl...@googlegroups.com> wrote:
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- Search for a tiddler with "word1 word2" (as a string) and tagged "fubar".
Filter :[regexp:text[word1 word2]tag[foobar]]
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Reading through the filter operators and examples given on tiddlywiki just to familiarise not memorize would be a good first step, you can then return to search for help when you need it.
I for one was curious as to everything possible and worked my way through tiddlywiki.com experimenting with simple examples of different operators. It tends to make you think and discover new way to look at things even in every day life. As well as arm you to ask the better questions when you ask for help. Just remember to tell us what you want before telling us how you tried to do it.
Regards
Tony