The below is an example using two set of tabs, one set of links to presents journals (days) in months per years (3D: year - month - day).
Teaching/ school timetables are a 3D problem.
A TW time tabler would be awesome.
That’s exactly what I’ve done! I started a journal about 30 years ago as ASCII text. Once I discovered TiddlyWiki (wayyyy back) I ported all of my data and I’ve been using it ever since. I use the advanced filter and regexp for most data gathering. I’ve also used list-links for years, for example:
<<list-links “[tag[personal_journal]prefix[2022.]sort[]]”>>
The only non-standard plugin my journal relies on is the “Details Summary”, where I manually building interesting “life threads” as I call them. My TiddlyWiki is 23.3 meg containing well over 6000 tiddlers and loads of external files containing photos, videos and audio recording. About 15gigs so far. I planned on TW5 for the “long hall”, and so far since it’s earliest days, so good! I’m hoping that another 30 years down the road that my progeny will be able to use it to read about me. If browsers change so much in the future that TiddlyWiki no longer renders, at least it remains pure ASCII text and is still very readable and exportable!
Ooooh, I’m liking that!!
Very interesting story! Thank you for sharing Mark!
I am interested on 3D data presentation in TiddlyWiki and would be happy to share the findings later.
This is a 3D example of Journal with three set tabs.
This solution uses tags field
Yes, please do share!
Wow, that’s very creative and very functional!! Brilliant!!
I used the macro tabs, heatmap in echarts and diary to present the daily journal (although it doesn’t fully display as 3D data).
heatmap shows the number of daily activities, diary creates links to daily journal.
I will see if I can find it when off my mobile but I recall a plugin or macro call x-list which created tables from two or more organising parameters, thus 3d plus using parameters such as subject, category and type which each have 2+ values.
This was great for presenting a 3d index page.
I have been developing a similar approach.
Colleague and Current Institute.Domain
Colleagues and Domains
Colleagues if I need to communicate with them.In the Colleague page, I write a few macros to summarise
I am trying to figure out how to display all research areas as I am not sure how to remove the duplicates from tiddler filter.
Have a look at the unique filter or try and restate your filter since deduplication is default.
As I suspected xlist is a Tobias’smacro creations, one of his many tools that demonstrate the longevity of solution in tiddlywiki. I have not tested it recently but will soon.
His example uses topics/Publications
Warning I have being experiencing “awe snap” failures attempting to install xlist on newer wikis
Nice solution: what is diary? Is it part of echart?
Hi @markkrieg
See the code/demo shared here: A Journal Book: Display Journal Tiddlers on a Monthly Basis - Tips & Tricks - Talk TW (tiddlywiki.org)
Slightly off topic but 
Here is a time table in three dimensions.
Created in Onshape.com. Each colour is a different staff member. Drawings can then be created for each course or staff member.
It’s a bit hammer and nut but…
A very intriguing idea! Thank you for sharing that link to your code! I would have to do a lot of modification of your macro for it to work properly with my tiddlers. Because I had previously journaled almost two decades in a single ASCII text file, I separated each entry with a standard formatted header line of…
YYYY.MM.DD - tag
I did this so I could easily import it into something down the road, and it certainly paid off when I discovered TiddlyWiki! Each of my journal entries were broken out by this header and tags were extracted at the same time. However, my creation dates of the Tiddlers are not at all accurate as a result. But if I can modify the macro to scan the tiddler’s Title field, this might work!
Thanks again!
Another way to look at is the creation dates are accurate, its when the tiddlers were created. If you do convert the dates to a tiddlywiki date serial number I suggest instead set a journal-date field or something else. Why loose information when you do not need to?
Start another topic if you need help with the conversion.