Default Tiddler question

[axelm]

Hello All,

I have a tiddler called "DefaultTiddlers".
The tiddlers listed in there open when the wiki is first opened.

Instead of manually listing the tiddlers in the "DefaultTiddlers" tiddler,
how can I attach a tag like "Default" to any tiddler and then have it open when the wiki is first opened?

axelm

[ocal TW]

Hello axelm

If your default tag is "MyDefaultTag", you just have to write the following line in your "DefaultTiddlers"

[tag[MyDefaultTag]]

Regards

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[colmjude]

Hi Axelm,

As far as I am aware when the defaultTiddlers are opened when the TW
is loaded, TW just looks are the text in the defaultTiddlers tiddler.
This means that a macro that would list all tiddlers tagged with
"Default" would not have executed.

You could write a plugin using the getTaggedTiddlers method and the
displayTiddlers method that could achieve a similar thing, or if you
are lucky someone else might have written one but I do think a plugin
is required.

Hope that helps,

Colm

[colmjude]

On Dec 29, 6:43 pm, ocal TW <oca...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello axelm
>
> If your default tag is "MyDefaultTag", you just have to write the following
> line in your "DefaultTiddlers"
>
> [tag[MyDefaultTag]]
>

Awesome, I never knew that!
I have added it to the faq space on tiddlyspace so that it is recorded
somewhere [1].

- C

[1] - http://faq.tiddlyspace.com/recipes/faq_private/tiddlers/Using%20DefaultTiddlers%20to%20Open%20Tagged%20Tiddlers

[Eric Shulman]

> > If your default tag is "MyDefaultTag", you just have to write the following
> > line in your "DefaultTiddlers"
> > [tag[MyDefaultTag]]
> Awesome, I never knew that!
> I have added it to the faq space on tiddlyspace so that it is recorded
> somewhere [1].

Note that DefaultTiddlers processing handles all TWCore filter syntax,
including
tiddlername
[tag[tagvalue]]
[fieldname[fieldvalue]]
[sort[fieldname]]
[limit[10]]

enjoy,
-e
Eric Shulman
TiddlyTools / ELS Design Studios

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[Eric Shulman]

> Note that DefaultTiddlers processing handles all TWCore filter syntax,
> including
>    tiddlername
>    [tag[tagvalue]]
>    [fieldname[fieldvalue]]
>    [sort[fieldname]]
>    [limit[10]]

Also, if you install
http://www.TiddlyTools.com/#MatchTagsPlugin

then you can use full boolean logic expressions (and/or/not) for tag
matching. Instead of specifying just a single tag value in the
filter, e.g., [tag[tagvalue]], you can filter for complex combinations
of tag values, like this:
[tag[tag1 AND tag2 OR (tag3 and NOT tag4) OR tag5]
and you can use "-" as a special value to select *untagged* tiddlers,
e.g.:
[tag[tag1 OR -]]
you can also use regular expression (text pattern) syntax to specify
tag values:
[tag[(foo|bar).*]]
will match any tags that start with "foo" or "bar".