@Mohammad I have looked everywhere, but can’t work out how to delete a custom filter I have saved (like the ones highlighted below)
Thank you
Nick
@Mohammad I have looked everywhere, but can’t work out how to delete a custom filter I have saved (like the ones highlighted below)
Thank you
Nick
Edited
Hi Nick,
The filters in Commander are tagged with $:/tags/Commander/Filter
So you can enter [all[tiddlers+shadows]tag[$:/tags/Commander/Filter]]
in the combo searchbox or even open Tiddlywiki $:/AdvancedSearch and list all your filter and then delete any filter you like.
I will add instruction to Commander docs.
Thank you - the filter “title” is in the description
field and the filter itself in the filter
field.
Thank you for an exceptional plugin (one of many of yours!)
Nick
Yes, this is exactly the same as TiddlyWiki core filters. In the core, filters are tagged with $:/tags/Filter
with a description
and a filter
fields. So, commander uses the same convention.
Aha! I broke it
It doesn’t like filters with /
in the description.
Feature request: could combo search show which filter is in use? Low low priority.
Description filed can have anything!
It is possible but needs some extra code. On opening dropdown compare the content of inputbox against all filters and then highlight the one its filter field value is equal to inputbox value
Anything except
$:/
apparently
This is a bug! I will look at it and push a fix.
See Commander 2.4.1. This issue is fixed now!