Mehregan Edition : A PKM tool
Preparing a new release for next months. Stay tuned
This new release employes the most recent kookma plugins.
Some features. Mehregan now has a better Task manager.
I Love seeing you use the subtitle tag feature.
Re: Your done and Task Explorer
The fact is we do need more “addressable locations” to place buttons into the User Interface especially on tiddlers. Most importantly a set of tags to add items to those locations so any solution can work with other solutions.
I am one hundered percent with you!
Do you mean you (Mehregan — personal knowledge management app)?
It is a normal Tiddlywiki file and you should be able top open it.
Mehregan new release (not published yet) has a Journal book as announced here: A Journal Book: Display Journal Tiddlers on a Monthly Basis - Tips & Tricks - Talk TW (tiddlywiki.org)
Using Tiddloid 1.3.6 on Android, it works like a charm.
I also checked the demo page using Chrome+Android 12. They work fine.
So it seems Mehregan has not issue with Tiddliod or mobile browser (Android)
The latest tiddloid version on f-droid is 2.2.0, could you please test with that and let me know if it works okay for you?
Works for me on 2.2.0.
Edited: Save does not work and the red window is seen.
Hi @nav
I started with a clean TW 5.2.3.
I then installed plugins from kookma (including shiraz+favorites+utility+pikaday+kara)
I then installed thinkup from Mehregan
Save and load from Tiddloid 2.2.0, it works fine.
In new release of Mehregan I will add download empty.html and I hope then one can have a smoother addition of Meheragn on Tiddliod.
In Mehregan 0.6.0 there is a Download Empty where you can download Mehregan vanilla.
There is a new update for Mehregan.
list-after field with empty value to be at the last UI element when tiddler vieweddone addedHave just installed Mehregan, and am checking to see what might be missing to support my customary workflow (almost nothing, AFAICT, and it add so much more!)
The one thing i am missing and don’t know how to enable is that “References” table that i’m used to having at the bottom of every page -which i thought was a function of Shiraz, but i’m not seeing how to activate it.
NB: My last working instance had a ‘references.json’ file sitting in root folder of instance, so i copied that over and reloaded, but it didn’t seem to help.
Is there something else i can do to get this working?
Do you mean the node explorer? the one shows links/backlinks/tagged with, …
if so, in Mehregan you find it as a smart tab, see below image
You can customize what listed from settings tab (or Sidebar → More Tab → Thinkup → Node Explorer).
Ah, yes: much more elegant solution, than having this utility appear by default on all tiddlers.
Wow: configuration options galore -nicely hidden from view, but readily accessible, however you choose to approach it. So many power-tools for personal KM in this edition, i don’t know as how i’ll ever manage to use them all, but it’s great to have them all so nicely arrayed in this edition.
This is a very impressive amalgamation of many of the best features that exist in other Editions. I am particularly impressed by the logical organization of the features.
Thank you very much for pulling this together!
Best regards,
Hans
@Mohammad, amazing developments!
One very small comment, after initial test-drive, is that it would be ideal if the smart tabs at bottom, when collapsed, had some visual indicator (such as darker color) to help us see whether there is something “there”, somewhat like the difference made by the “dirty” version of the icon for saving.
For example, the button/icon for the Comments would display as darker (or with salient background, etc.) where there ARE comments, the button/icon for Todos displayed as darker where there are Todos, etc.
In general, I love the idea of being able to tuck all this stuff away, but in the current design I would often end up often click-browsing through the tab buttons just to see whether there’s something there.
Of course, I wouldn’t be surprised if something like this is already on your development wish-list. If so, please forgive the redundancy.
Looking forward to spending more time with this!
-Springer
Hey,
I second the comment of springer, perhaps also with numbers thats ‘count’ the regrouped items.
