Si, Thanks for that. I have always liked streams but I am adopting it a lot more now I have my own stream tiddler naming standard, not to mention the ability to drag and drop into and from streams into and from projectify, and other tiddlywiki solutions. Add to this recent discussions on the basket, dropping bookmarks and urls etc... and I am getting a very powerful everyday work environment.
This "hack" pending a build in feature to add "conditional" button to items is very welcome. I hope ultimately build a tool for providing a set of automatically generated titles according to the information available so that for example an item in streams can be converted to another items eg; todo/project etc... Tones On Sunday, 16 May 2021 at 04:27:08 UTC+10 si wrote: > >>> Thanks I realised the Context Menu has some customisation. However > it assumes a button/action where I may just want to display something > conditionally. > I could use a popup to contain something a bit like the rename, but more > info, but I am interested in placing a tag pill or button after the dot > point. I continue to try and see how to hack it. > > @Tony I just decided to play around with this idea, and it turned out to > be pretty easy to get something basic working. The relevant tiddler is > $:/plugins/sq/streams/templates/stream-row-template. The <div> containing > the text block of a node is at line 33, so in my case I added the following > after <div class="stream-node-block">...</div>: > > <$list filter="[tag[$:/tags/streams/ViewTemplate]]" variable=template> > <div style="padding-top: 4px; padding-bottom: 4px;"> > <$transclude tiddler=<<template>>/> > </div> > </$list> > > This allows me to add buttons to the right of the text like so: > > [image: tags.png] > > You could also put it before <div class="stream-node-block"> to have it > appear on the left hand side instead. I also added a context menu option > for adding the to do tag in the first place, then my buttons get > automatically transcluded. > > @Saq In general do you think this would be a good feature to add to > Streams? You could pull out <div class="stream-node-block"> into a > separate tiddler tagged with $:/tags/streams/ViewTemplate. Then users can > easily customise what appears on a node just like we can with the > ViewTemplate for normal tiddlers. Obviously I know nothing about the > technicals, so I accept this could have negative effects that I don't > understand. > On Monday, 3 May 2021 at 08:09:59 UTC+1 TW Tones wrote: > >> Saq, >> >> Thanks I realised the Context Menu has some customisation. However it >> assumes a button/action where I may just want to display something >> conditionally. >> I could use a popup to contain something a bit like the rename, but more >> info, but I am interested in placing a tag pill or button after the dot >> point. I continue to try and see how to hack it. >> >> Regards >> Tony >> >> >> On Monday, 3 May 2021 at 15:02:15 UTC+10 Saq Imtiaz wrote: >> >>> @Tones https://saqimtiaz.github.io/streams/#FAQs >>> >>> On Monday, May 3, 2021 at 5:20:06 AM UTC+2 TW Tones wrote: >>> >>>> Saq, >>>> >>>> With each item in a stream, the bullet has its own menu and drag. >>>> Perhaps a simple way for the user to extend this would be being able to >>>> add >>>> an item to the stream item, or menu, just like how we add content to >>>> tiddlers with the view template, would permit many additional requirements >>>> to be added by the user. For example a button to tag the stream entry as a >>>> todo, or set a field aa a priority. Another space where users can display >>>> something per stream item would be similar. >>>> >>>> Tones >>>> >>>> On Friday, 30 April 2021 at 22:42:41 UTC+10 Saq Imtiaz wrote: >>>> >>>>> Hi Mohammad, >>>>> >>>>> >>>>>> Lovely! This is one of my favorite use case! At the end I normally >>>>>> merge the notes! >>>>>> >>>>> >>>>> I need to develop my workflow further but so far I've been dragging >>>>> and dropping to an actions items tiddler or other tiddlers that are >>>>> relevant to the topic. At the end there are no nodes left in the original >>>>> conference call notes. >>>>> >>>>> >>>>>> I use this solution! Assume I want to put note or discuss a slide or >>>>>> report in an online meeting! >>>>>> Say tiddler is $:/kookma/courses/CHE403/rk45 >>>>>> >>>>>> Yes your way of doing things is one option. >>>>> >>>>> What I am considering is this: imagine that you want to take notes >>>>> using Streams on $:/kookma/courses/CHE403/rk45 >>>>> If you add nodes, directly streams will edit this tiddler's >>>>> stream-list field. This is a problem if you want to maybe synchronize >>>>> this tiddler with another wiki later, you will get a merge conflict. >>>>> >>>>> So there should be a way to use Streams to take notes on a tiddler >>>>> without having to modify it. >>>>> So the idea is, instead of saving the list of nodes in the stream-list >>>>> field of the tiddler $:/kookma/courses/CHE403/rk45, we can save them >>>>> in a config tiddler called something like >>>>> $:/streams/sidecar/$:/kookma/courses/CHE403/rk45 >>>>> >>>>> Streams can then read the list of nodes from this tiddler, instead of >>>>> from the stream-list field in the $:/kookma/courses/CHE403/rk45 >>>>> tiddler. >>>>> >>>>> We would not need to do this for every node, just the stream root >>>>> tiddler. >>>>> >>>> -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWiki" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. 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