We need a core macro similar to the toc macro to transclude all hierarchical content

[tomzheng]

@TW_Tones

Yes the Kin filter is marvelous and fully featured.

Tagging tree operator can fully walk a hierarchy and return all titles. But it truly flattens it to a list so no you can’t then establish the hierarchical relationship (except for next/previous and position within) without recalculating it.

• Tagging tree is great when you only want the list. For example it could be used when walking a hierarchy to discover the items position in the linear list.

One thing here is when you have a list of titles this can be given to a list widget, and within that list widget you can transude each and every tiddler, or use a macro like translink macro or one of your choosing.

I just visited https://yaisog.tiddlyhost.com/. The tagstree has been renamed to descendants. The modified plugin now correctly outputs “t1.1”. It can replace kin.

The translink macro can replace the following “export” to generate a flattened single page.

We need a core macro similar to the toc macro to transclude all hierarchical content

Inspired by @Mark_S. Here’s a simple kin-based solution. This approach can flatten tiddlers and includes a directory at the front. Add the content “<<toc test/t1>>” to the tiddler test/t1. Select “Filer” in Advanced Search. Enter [kin[test/t1]] After obtaining the search results, export them to static HTML.

[tomzheng]

@TW_Tones

@pmario revised toc code would likely make the transclusion of a flattened toc easy through the item template.

• @pmario can you release this independent of the core macros such as mtoc for modern toc?
• we, especially you, put a lot of effort into it, let’s publish before it ages away?

Could you give me a link?

[TW_Tones]

Try this, Check for updates and versions. TOC-macros Rewritten (+ a lot of new fuctionality) - Part 2

[tomzheng]

@TW_Tones

Try this, Check for updates and versions. TOC-macros Rewritten (+ a lot of new fuctionality) - Part 2

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@tomzheng

@TW_Tones

@pmario revised toc code would likely make the transclusion of a flattened toc easy through the item template.
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Can it transclude all relevant nodes?

Yes, it can iff they are tiddler based.

It can not show a tiddler toc based on sections like headings. That was not the goal.

Based on my attempts, the macro itself does not possess transclude functionality.

This macro can generate a TOC using any field. Thus, when combined with $list and translink, it facilitates the creation of flattened single pages.

[TW_Tones]

@tomzheng

I just visited https://yaisog.tiddlyhost.com/ . The tagstree has been renamed to descendants. The modified plugin now correctly outputs “t1.1”. It can replace kin.

I will just point out the original taggingtree and tagstree filter operators are still available and while only applying to a standard tag hierarchy like tiddlywiki.com’s content and toc macros it is simpler to use for this set of common cases.

@tomzheng

Based on my attempts, the macro itself does not possess transclude functionality.

I have not looked in detail recently but it is achieved through the list item template ie you can instead of displaying the title or caption of each tiddler in the list use a template to display each, this allows that template to be written to transclude the content or other fields, macros etc…

[tomzheng]

@TW_Tones

I have not looked in detail recently but it is achieved through the list item template ie you can instead of displaying the title or caption of each tiddler in the list use a template to display each, this allows that template to be written to transclude the content or other fields, macros etc…

Understood.

ViewFieldTemplate is used to generate the display text for tree links. It does not have the capability to transclude all tiddler content to generate a flattened single tiddler.

[TW_Tones]

@tomzheng

ViewFieldTemplate is used to generate the display text for tree links. It does not have the capability to transclude all tiddler content to generate a flattened single tiddler.

This does not sound correct to me, but I have insufficient info as you what you are referring.

• If you have a template you should be able display almost anything.

[tomzheng]

I’ve come up with a solution.

First, generate the table of contents using the toc macro.

Then, use the kin filter plugin to export all relevant tiddlers to a static webpage.

Edit the HTML file and place the table of contents at the beginning.